. >> later in the show, you will hear the coverage from gretta. she will do the first interview right here on fox. we'll stay tuned for that. after months of seemingly endless tv ads and campaigning. it is now this. three days away from the critical midterm election and they are reaching the few undecided voters and senate races are going down to the wire. kansas, there is a state that is strongly republican for decades. and incumbent senator pat roberts trading by a point. a race crucial to republicans if they hope to bring up the seat in january. carl is in cameron. you got ahold of greg orman. how is the race going? >> reporter: we got ahold of him and it took a while to get him. it orman is hard to nail down and arguing that all he wants to do is break down the two party system and change washington with all of the grid lock. he had a misstep that could give an opening.g. the bus full of republicans including bob deal and an icon here was part of a clown car. and that prompted robertson for not recognizing one of the republican icons of the st

here's oklahoma attorney general with gretta. >> we are carrying the complaints and working on this since the president acted on. this checks and balance matter and many states will respond with respect to litigation. >> here's more from washington with leland. >> reporter: julie, the president spent saturday golf nothing las vegas, the white house released the weekly addressed and doubled down on the heard sell immigration reform by executive action and many say it offers amnesty to 5 million illegal immigrants and the talking points are mostly the same and dares the angry republican congress to cosomething. >> there are members of congress that question my authority to make our immigration better. i have an answer to that pass a bill. if they pass a bill the actions would not be necessary. >> enhanced border security and that comes no where close enough to offset the anger over the president's moves. >> we'll try to do everything. legal approaches and the states and those members of congress and we'll have standing and everything down to policy bills and spending bills, we need to reign

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[applause] gretta erlich, tom reece, ruth simmons. with our committee and to chari young who served as a coordinator on the committee and did a wonderful job. [applause] now the five finalists for nonfiction for the national book award this year, first, roz chast for candidly talk about something more pleasant. [applause] second, anand gopal for no good men among the living america, the television and the war through afghan published by henry holt and company. and i should say that roz chast was published by bloomsbury. third, john larh for tennessee williams mad pilgrimage of the flesh published by ww norton & co.. fourth, evan osnos for age of ambition facing fortune and faith in the new china. [applause] published by farrar straus and giroux. and edward wilson for the meaning of existence published by what right, a division of ww norton & co.. [applause] and this year's national book award for nonfiction goes to evan osnos for "age of ambition." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i have to tell you i am a man of hunches and i didn't have a hunch and befor