he did a very good job of tying obama to alison grimes.oward the end she exacerbated all her comments on whether she voted for obama. but he did a very good job -- he made obama and obamacare, which has been a success in kentucky he made them key issues in the race. >> senator mcconnell is 72 and alison grimes was 35. without overstating it, mitch mcconnell is not a matinee idol. she is a smart, attractive -- what does it say in the age of television that he not only be turbot beat her badly? >> she was never able to define herself. people who are watching this race -- it was not exactly clear what she stood for, what she believed. she didn't come across as an authentic candidate. she was very cautious, very disciplined, and tried hard to distance yourself from the president and make the race all about attacking mcconnell. everything was about mcconnell being in washington for too long, the guardian of gridlock all the things mcconnell didn't like about mcconnell -- she was going far on that. but if you do that, you can probably get 40%-45

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. >> best tical theater, kentucky democratic senate candidate allison grimes refuses to say whether she or whether or not she had voted for president obama during her run to unseat mitch mcconnell. she was trying to position herself as independent from obama. cornered, she invoked the sanctity of the privacy of voting. great political theater. okay, worst political theater. >> i think it's president -- john, getting on the motor scooter with a crash helmet going to visit his mistress and being photographed on it. he is now as ed the last show at about 10% approval. >> president obama wearing his tan summer suit is to haven until -- stopping in the briefing room and admit leg had no strategy for isis. >> too many people who were using the ferguson situation which in any level was a strait write -- tragedy, for their own narrow gain. >> well, i still think it's the waive the whole senate democrat reports on cea and what they did for the interrogation of captured person naries. so i think that is still going to be in my judgment a real issue going forward and something that is totally out

. >> reporter: the lower rates mean bill and jerry grimes should save enough to renovate a bathroom. they just refinanced in december, now they're re-fi-ing again. >> it's just been amazing. i didn't expect this to happen at this time and this quickly. >> reporter: when should you refinance? experts say if interest rates are at least half a percentage point lower than rate you're currently paying. it may be smart to do the math. a family with a 30-year $300,000 mortgage at 4.5% pays about $1367 a month. but at 3.8% that monthly payment drops by $150. total savings over the life of the loan $22,575. and market analysts believe interest rates will stay low or could go even lower over the coming months. surprisingly, nearly half of consumers don't comparison shop for the best possible loan rate. >> you should shop. if you're shopping for shoes, you should definitely shop for something that's your single largest investment. >> reporter: advice from experts, it's better to re-fi now than to hope rates will go lower. >>> back in a moment, as promised, with a big secret a lot of partners ha

trucks treated the road with grime but there could be slick spots for your saturday errands. >> thisis the storm we're looking for from the south. some rain, sleet even a little snow for some. >> let's get the latest on the timing for tomorrow with first alert meteorologist sheena sheena parveen. >> a lot of moisture moving up saturday and sunday. you see rain and even a winterry mix. so it is moving in this direction. and as we go into tomorrow morning, this is when we'll see a lot of it start to approach the area. so, tomorrow from 7:00 to 10:00 in the morning, areas north and west of philadelphia areas north and west of the i- 5 corridor temperatures this time will be below freezing. as this moves in, we expect to see snow, sleet even friez e freezing rain. philadelphia and the i-95 corridor, this will be rain at this time. temperatures will be climbing a little bit above freezing. and for new jersey and delaware tomorrow morning, expect rain to just move in temperatures above freezing. >>> coming up i'll show you the time line on the rest of the week ebd's weather. you can get th

. >> best political critic, kentucky democratic candidate allison lundergen-grimes refuses to say whether she or whether or not that she had voted for president obama during her run to unset the republican incumbent mitch mcconnell. she was trying to position herself as independent from obama. she invoked the sanctity of the privacy of voting. great political theater. >> okay worse political theater. >> i think it is president horan getting on the motor scooter with a crashed helmet going to visit his mistress and being photographed. he has indicated that it added about 10% approval. >> eleanor? >> president obama wearing his tanned summer suit stopping in the briefing room to answer questions and admitting that he had no strategy for isis. >> tom? >> too many people who were using the ferguson situation, which is a level for tragedy for their own gain. >> mark? >> well, i still think that it is the way the whole senate democrat reports on the cia and what they did during the interrogation of captured prisoners. so i think that is still going to be in my judgment a real issue going forwar

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. >> reporter: the lower rates mean bill and gerry grimes should save enough to renovate a bathroom.hey just refinanced in december now refiing again. >> just been amazing. i didn't expect this to happen at this time, and this quickly. >> reporter: when should be refinance? experts say if interest rates are least half a percentage point lower than the rate you're currently paying it may be smart to do the math. a family way 30-year $300,000 mortgage at 4.5% pays about $1,367 a month, but at 3.8% that monthly payment drops by $150. total savings over the life of the loan $22,575, and market analysts believe interest rates will stay low or go lower over the coming months. surprisily nearly half don't compare for the best possible loan rate. >> you should shop. shopping for shoeses, definitely shop for something that's your single most largest investment. >> reporter: better to refi now than hope rates go even lower. tom costello nbc news washington. >>> thousands of catholic teenagers are expected to descend upon the district today for the annual march for life rally. events surroundin

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grimes because she did so poorly.od shot to take control of that governorship after eight years of democratic control. so those are the only two governor's races. there are some state legislative races but we all know it's about the presidential contest. every year is explicitly political, tucker. >> that's for sure. a year from now you and i tapd rest of us will be in iowa likely because the primaries will have begun. so the democratic side hasn't gotten a lot of attention. obviously hillary clinton is the front-runner at this point. she hasn't officially entered but she is leading the polls for sure. but there are other potential kand talts. one is a sitting vice president of the united states joe biden. do you expect him to run? >> if you made me guess today tucker, i'm just guessing, i would say no. he's lost two presidential races prior. he doesn't seem to have the enthusiasm needed to run against hillary clinton. he doesn't seem to relish that opportunity. and, you know, he's going to be 73 during the election y

. >>> we have eye on the storm in the grimes of nor'easter making its way up the coast.turday, january 24th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. do have program note for you children's programming will begin here on cbs-3 at 10:00. we do have several community delays to report. you'll see that information at the bottom of your screen, also, on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> meanwhile, we do have live team three coverage for you of this wet they are morning steve patterson in franconia township montgomery county, also check in with meteorologist, carol erickson in the cbs-3

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