hagan approves the request. it seems, meanwhile, that is torpedoes cruising north -- at or two of them -- find their mark. and the bright flash long form of an elegant out of the ip he's water. it links along at half speed. the johnston scored. the way, admiral sprague has ordered to spring into attack. b roberts pulls out of his aircraft position enhanced was the japanese. the johnson h, south, returning to rendezvous. and they are stunned at how badly she is hit. and buckled and torn. by any measures, the ship is call it a day, but evans is under a different understanding of his duty. other crews watch dumbstruck. evans takes his limping ship, falls into the stern, and goes in to lend gunfire support. having a second run at the japanese. into e about 45 minutes this fight now and enable high command, you might say, is in a stir. of the seventh fleet calls on the radio, asking for assistance. in time, admiral nimitz will these at some of pearl harbor and ask about the whereabouts of the battleships. cap to s hi

by voting for kay hagan on november 4th. >> i'm kay hagan and i approve this message. >> all right.o there you heard it. the president endorsing kay hagan. the question is why now? i mean, it's pretty late in the game to introduce the president at this point and i spoke with one democratic operative who said, look, the republicans have made a liability of president obama this entire campaign and now the democrats feel that it's the right time to use the president to their benefit. kind of spin the message a bit. and that's why we're seeing what we're seeing here with this ad. i mean, the bottom line is there is still a segment of voters who still support the president. and it just so happens that's the segment of voters kay hagan desperately needs to show up at the polls today. we're talking about the african-american voters, the young voters. she needs them to come out and so that's what we're seeing there with the ad. also in the mix of this race, pretty interesting. we have a pizza delivery man. he's a third party candidate. libertarian by the name of shawn haw. it could be well

senator hagan voted with president obama 96% of the time. served as a rubber stamp for president obama's failed policies. she promised she would go to washington and get thins done and she has failed her promise. >> hagan has countered by pointing to how often she has voted against obama. >> i disagree with the president. i think we need to build the keystone pipeline, trade deals. i have voted against trade deals because sent this too many north carolina jobs overseas and i voted against my own party's budget because it had too deep of cuts to our military. >> kay hagan. >> six years ago, hagan swept into office on obama's coattails when north carolina helped to put him in the white house. since then, the state's electorate has shifted. >> late polls indicate that likely voters in north carolina and other battleground states on the average have become older, whiter, and more conservative. >> what would republican voters expect if their party takes over congress? >> i don't know right off the top of my head in particular, but anything is bet

i'm kay hagan.th of july. >> thank you. >> when you're done marching come to the park, we'll say the pledge of allegiance, we'll sing the "star-spangled banner", and we have an icy coke for you. >> i don't think people know her all that well. she's been in the senate. she was a legislators, but i don't think people are familiar with her. >> how are you. >> do you know each other. >> nobody nose who he is. he's in a second term as the u.s. senator. >> we'll have the tooth brush. he is delighted to be here. i am presenting this flag. united states of america to jamie, and we will raise this flag on the 4th of july. we have to remember all the men and women who are serving for us right now in our nation and overseas. [ cheering and applause ] >>. >> so your message is he's down. >> he's the leader of the house. policies. >> what do you think the interpretation is when people say i feel like tillis is running against washington and obama, when he is running against hagan. >> i'm representing families in

kay hagan can hold on. is still ahead at the moment, but if she can hang on, we still have the race in georgia and the race in louisiana we know won't be settled tonight. republicans think this is going their way. but it is conceivable, still, as we watch, this would be the big turn around. the colorado race, in terms of races that we think would be settled before sunup. the colorado race could decide the balance of power. >> stand by. we're watching several cliff-hanger races in the battle for the united states senate. the polls will be closing in iowa where a hog farmer could turn the senate seat from blue to rid. it could bring republicans closer to winning senate control. f . . down. we'll even buy you out of your contract. so you can get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down today. celebrate what's new, with the bigger, better menu at red lobster! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! all topped with decadent brown butter. or savory new lobster scampi

on november 4. >> i'm kay hagan, candidate for u.s. senate and i approve this message. >> miguel marquez is in winston-salem this morning. governor romne . >> good morning, carol. this is exactly this last-minute camp where the dollars are being spent in the senate race. we see a tom tillis person out here selling t shirts. we're at the brown douglas recreation center. all of this campaigning done for what's happening inside this building. this is have where the voting is happening. there's been a line here sin since:30 this morning. the polls close here at 7:30. so this is one of the first races that we'll find out about. there's been a line most of the day here. folks check in here and vote over on this side of the room. i can tell you that at $108 million plus, this has been the most expensive senate race ever and it's gotten both candidates to almost a statistical tie. kay hagan leading tillis just a bit in many of the polls along the way. we have a first look at some of the numbers come out of here as well, participation of the un

because we want leaders like kay hagan to appeal to our hopes, not our fears. who believe with all their hearts that dreams can come true, but everybody needs some help along the way. and the american dream, which is the dream we all share, should be there for every single child. theshould not have to be grandchild of a senator or secretary of state or former president to be assured that dream will be there for you. [applause] every child across this state what is inromised kay justt recitation gave -- where people help the week to go strong and the strong to grow great. i'd never heard that before but it really does sum up how we are all in this together and how we can do better with each other in pitting ourselves against one another. upset with up and all the negativity that comes from the other side, so please don't wake up the day after the election wishing you had done more, do everything you can now. volunteer if you haven't already. talk, anyone you can reach, tell them early voting has started and tell them to vote for our better future and vote for th

democrat kay hagan and republican challenger thom tillis slug it out. speak with one of the competitors just minutes from now. >>> police in philadelphia are asking for your help after they released this chilling surveillance video showing a young woman's abduction. >>> plus, crews in kansas undertaking the grim task of removing wreckage from a flight training center as we learn more about the pilot who was involved in the crash that claimed four lives. jon: a fox business alert, investors keeping an eye on oil prices today as the dow is down about 44 points right now after a seismic move by saudi arabia. it unexpectedly slashed prices for crude sold to the u.s., sending prices to their lowest point in four years. that's putting pressure on american energy producers and scrambling the markets as well. joining us now from our sister network, fox business network's nicole petallides live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: well, jon, that's absolutely right. when you're looking at oil, you're looking at the push and the pull. the g

the republican candidate tom ti tilis running neck and neck with hagan. tillis.re back that hagan's senate career has been less than distinguished. >> what do you think her biggest liability is? >> the fact that she hasn't gotten anything done. she broke her promise on obamacare, on fixing the v.a., on reducing the debt. >> reporter: the charlotte observer newspaper, when endorsing her last sunday said, quote, she's been a disappointment and has done the minimum you'd expect as a u.s. senator. she's managed to keep her head above water by tieing tillis to state house speaker to a very unpopular legislature. >> it's very much tom tillis. candidate of the assembly. kay hagan has been able to shift the dynamics to make it a race about him and the general assembly. that is very unpopular in the state among democrats and particularly among unaffiliated voters. >> reporter: this is most likely to go down as the most expensive senate race in history. and after all of that, this is anyone's race. megyn? >> john roberts, thank you. now back to chris stirewalt. they say th

the republican candidates thom tillis running against kay hagan. hagan has been hammering tillis. tillis fire back that hagan's senate career has been less than distinguished. >> what do you think her biggest liability is? >> the fact that she hasn't gotten anything done. she broke her promise on obamacare, on fixing the v.a., on reducing the debt. >> reporter: the charlotte observer newspaper, when endorsing her last sunday said, quote, she's been a disappointment and has done the minimum you'd expect as a u.s. senator. she's managed to keep her head above water by tieing tillis to state house speaker to a very unpopular legislature. >> it's very much tom tillis. candidate of the assembly. kay hagan has been able to shift the dynamics to make it a race about him and the general assembly. that is very unpopular in the state among democrats and particularly among unaffiliated voters. >> reporter: this is most likely to go down as the most expensive senate race in history. and after all of that, this is anyone's race. megyn? >> john roberts, thank you. now back to chris stirewalt. t

are people talking to hagan voters but it's not hagan. part of it is -- sam is saying if the democrats win, this is at least a 50/50 sign for control in the senate. i think if hagan wins, somebody needs to write a thank you to the monday movement. it has to do with that social movement -- >> they're serving as a prox i for her. they're putting president obama on the ballot and bringing president obama back into the conversation. she's wanted to distance herself as much as possible. we have to really respect the grassroots movements that are still investment in effect across the country, especially in the south. we know this for a fact. i agree with katon, it will be a low turnout. unfortunately call them off election years. they're nonpresidential years, nothing sexy about the race. especially for republicans, that's where the action is. >> sam, part of the real action, if we go back to 2010, does have to do with reapportionment with the fact that the statehouse by republicans was a capacity to redraw deference for the u.s. house. this is

she is more vulnerable to people branding her. >> this is about beating kay hagan.ing the run-off, if it occurs, we cannot lose the opportunity to spend 10 weeks talking about kay hagan's failures. >> thom tillis is a speaker of the house, a city councilman in 2006, and in 2010 he was speaker of the house. it's a mity rapid -- mighty rapid rise. of course, tillis had the organization. >> running against a candidate endorsed my mike hubbingle bee and rand paul. if you are like me and want to know what republicans want, it's leaves. law. >> what north carolina needs is what america cafs. -- craves. not another politician, not another cog in the wheel. what america craves is a dragon slar, and that -- slayer, and that dragon doctor. >> a lot of rank and file is sick of the battle with the tea party. >> i'm confident. it will be close. >> thank you. thank you. >> my name is elizabeth, i'm a volunteer calling to remind you to vote for thom tillis on tuesday. can speaker tillis council on your vote, he's the best man. >> sorry to interrupt you on a beautiful sunday aftern

on november 4th. >> i'm kay hagan, candidate for u.s.enate, and i approve this message. >> hagan is trying to hold off a strong challenge from her republican opponent, thom tillis. north carolina is one of those close races that could determine who controls the senate. our correspondent miguel marquez is joining us live from winston-salem, north carolina. senator hagan shied away from getting the president to come to north carolina and work for her campaign, be visible there. what's her strategy with this literally last-minute endorsement? >> reporter: they think they can get more votes out. you look at the early voting and the absentee voting that came in, african-american participation in that was up enormously, 44.7% participation by african-americans in early voting. we're at a voting station here. want to take you inside in winston-salem. this is one of the top four places for votes. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> reporter: very good. this is where they are voting here. it's been long lines here in forsyth and in wake county

. >> probably why the hagan campaign is feeling good. if the early vote numbers are representative of what they'll see tomorrow then it's looking favorable for them. now, republicans will of course argue that in 2012 they were way down in the early voting and romney still carried the state. so it's probably too early to write off thom tillis but i think democrats feel better about north carolina than olot of the states they're campaigning in this year. >> very competitive very negative races what do you think will ultimately make the difference? >> well you know i think in iowa it's really how people feel about joanie ernst and that's the interesting tale all along whether republicans are fired up and passionate about her or whether democrats are against her getting the seat. it's not about bruce braley, it's about joanie ernst. if they can drive out traditional democratic base, which is always a challenge then kay hagan has the advantage. tillis has the advantage, that is something that has gone very badly for the state so they're more

at the last minute kay hagan cut a spot with the president. in retrospect maybe she wants to have that back. there is something hanging in the balance at this hour. >> take a look at alaska. still up in the air at this point. these are the two individuals running against each other. you have mark begich and then you have dan sullivan. dan sullivan is ahead here but the final numbers are not in. still not called at this time. >> sullivan with a substantial lead. in a very classy way is saying even though i've got the lead and it looks insurmountable, i will not give a victory speech unlike what happened in virginia where mark warner has. look at this, 49-48 warner on top of gillespie. even if he ends up losing this, this has to be the stunner of the night. >> let's go down to the parishes of louisiana whereas you can see neither of the top two candidates finish at 50%. that's what you need it avoid a run-off. they are headed to a run-off on december 6. >> mary landrieu has already called in a series of debates. i'm not sure in a two party head

the republican candidate now running neck-in-neck with the incumbent senator kay hagan. she's been hammering tillis for being too conservative for a purple state like north carolina. and he fired back her career less than distinguished. what do you think her biggest liability is? >> the fact she hasn't gotten anything done. and the promises she made have been broken. broke her promise on obamacare, fixing the v.a. >> reporter: even supporters share that view. the charlotte newspaper when endorsing her saying "she has been a disappointment" and "has done about the minimum you would expect as a u.s. senator." while hagan has been hurt by her association with president barack obama, she's managed to keep her head above water by tying tillis to a very unpopular legislature. >> it is very much tom tillis as the candidate of the north carolina general assembly. kay hagan has been able to shift the dynamics to make it a race about him and the general assembly that is very unpopular in this state among democrats and particularly unaffiliated voters. >> this is likely to go down

kay hagan was leading tillis by 17 points in raleigh. sort of ground zero for the negative news conferenceage that surrounded tom tillis for a long time. that's one factor. >> the interesting dynamic this year is that there is national dissatisfaction and there is state-based dissatisfaction. >> yes. >> based on who controls the legislature and the governor's office, and we're seeing in a lot of states, whether they're red or blue, dissatisfaction with the kind of governance people are getting. north carolina is the one clear place where that intersects, where you have dissatisfaction with the president and dissatisfaction with the republican legislature, and i think that's a key reason as jonathan said, that that race continues to be varied. >> voters are grumpy all around. >> that's shaping the governors races in a lot of states. >> colorado. >> kansas, colorado, illinois, the northeast. lot of these states, maryland next door to us here but rhode island, massachusetts, connecticut, these are one-party states where you have republicans

kay hagan's campaign, they went heavy on this.idn't use the president obviously until today which would be a big issue. but otherwise they have 150 captains, owners of black small businesses to help register voters. thing that could be enough? did thom tillis do enough to reach out to this crucial block of african american voters? >> it's not just that particular block of voters. it's every voter. thom tillis has been around the state. if you lack at where we were in 2012, we came in with a huge deficit of vote. we overcame that. and we feel a lot better today than we were in 2012 and i'm confident that we're going to pull out a victory there. >> mo, what about the question though about the radio ad. the president just getting involved hear at the last hour, right, for kay hagan. is it too late for that? i mean obviously when you look at the state, this state is a state where when you look at the african american voter block, the president has a lot of influence and a lot of pew ower. did he wait too late to use him? >> no, i don'

thom tillis is neck in neck against kay hagan and despite the help kay hagan is getting from presidentma at the last minute and the charlotte observer, hiding scandalous stories about her, thom tillis can win tonight. we're certainly seeing scott brown neck in neck with jeanne shaheen that maybe we didn't think was going to happen six months ago. we're seeing polls move in republicans' direction in every sta state. >> sally kohn, doug heye, it may not be over today so you guys can fight like this tomorrow and the next day and the next day. >> i have to go vote now. >> congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> go vote, everybody, thank you. >>> stay with cnn. our special election coverage starts tonight at 5:00 and it will be outstanding. as we say, today is the day. will this country see a wave of change or will it continue to move in the same direction? we'll talk to a man who thought he might be finishing his first term in the white house right now. governor tim pawlenty. we'll ask him what he thinks the republican party should do if it wins the senate and what today's election tells

. >> probably >> probably why why the the hagan hagan campaign is feeling good. campaign is feeling good. if the early vote numbers are if the early vote numbers are representative of what they'll representative of what they'll see tomorrow then it's looking see tomorrow then it's looking favorable for them. favorable for them. now, republicans will of course now, republicans will of course argue that in 2012 they were way argue that in 2012 they were way down in the early voting and down in the early voting and romney still carried the state. romney still carried the state. so it's probably too early to so it's probably too early to write off thom tillis but i write off thom tillis but i think democrats feel better think democrats feel better about north carolina than olot about north carolina than olot of the states they're of the states they're campaigning in this year. campaigning in this year. >> very competitive, very >> very competitive, very negative races, what do you negative races, what do you think will ultimately make the think will ultimately make t

this race has $63 million spent by senator hagan about $40 million on our side. people of north carolina to be independent, the same way i've been speaker of the house. >> what are you looking for tomorrow? obviously you'll be following your own results. outside of north carolina what's the race you're most closely going to follow? >> i'm looking at dan sullivan in alaska. i think he'll be just fine. tom cotton looks great, of course south dakota, montana and west virginia look good. i think that georgia and louisiana are likely to go into a runoff, so that's going to be another election on december 7th and january 6th. but i think there's no question in my mind that we get to a majority. then we got to get up to washington and govern. >> do they play the race card against you, sir? we covered how in north carolina they swooped in, harry reid's group, and they put out that ad suggesting stand your ground laws that your group pushed through or supported caused the death of trayvon martin, that laws like that that you supported. >> megyn, it's unbelievable some of

somos las mamás cazadoras del sabor, en busca de recetas que hagan felices a nuestros niños.no en ventas prioridades a lo largo de la vida van cambiando, y si a mÍ hay algo que me gustarÍa saber es tu opiniÓn, cristina. ¿cuÁl es realmente tu prioridad hoy en dÍa en la vida? ¿cuÁl es tu prioridad? >> bueno, hoy en dÍa es completamente... gracias, mario. gracias por todo, mario. gracias a Él le debo mi carrera en televisiÓn. >> empezaste con Él, ¿verdad? >> empecÉ con él. Él me invitÓ cuando yo era periodista directora de cosmopolitan, mario me invitÓ a "sÁbado" a hablar de cuÁndo una era mÁs vieja que el marido, y entonces al dÍa siguiente me dijo "¿tÚ puedes venir a mi oficina?" y me invitÓ a diez "sÁbados" seguidos. >> y luego propuso que hicieras tu programa. >> y luego me recomendÓ para "el show de cristina" y aquÍ estamos tantos aÑos despuÉs, asÍ que a Él le debo esto. lo que quiero son cosas nuevas, retos nuevos, pero poder trabajar, porque necesito que me entre una entrada para no comerme lo que tengo guardadito, eso es mi probidad ahora a los 66 aÑos. >> marÍa elena sa

republican thom tillis taking down democrat republican kay hagan. >> in iowa joni ernst with 52%. >> and in mark shapiro, tom cotton easily defeating incumbent mark prior 57-39. >> and to georgia republican david perdue over michelle nunn. 53-45. >> corey gardener taking down mark udall. and steve daines beating amanda curtis 58 to 40%. south dakota easily going to the gop. 51 to 29. >> and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell leading with 56%. grimes with 41%. >> so west virginia republican shelly moore capito winning 62-34. >> and in alaska ballots are still being counted at this hour but republican dan sullivan holding on to a five point lead over mark begich with 73% of the votes being reported. >> virginia is still too close to call. incumbent democrat mark warner holding on to a small lead. separated by just over 12,000 votes. 95% of ballots have been counted. >> and louisiana heading to a run off. a lot of folks expected this. neither candidate getting the necessary 50%. incumbent democrat getting 42% with bill cassie getting 41. >> and a tight race there. winning 52-48 over

no wonder tillis and kay hagan admit people won't like us much, neither one of us. >> i'll close with this and go around the room. david, what will you look for as a television and all the internet opens up to cover election results? what are the signs you're looking at? >> so i talked about the risk to the republicans for 2016. i'm going to look to see, are the republicans making inroads with the kind of voters they'll need in 2016? that doesn't just mean taking the senate. it means something like winning new hampshire or it means winning colorado by five or six points or seven points which means they can win it in a presidential year. that to me will be the first thing i look for. >> anthony? >> looking for the patterns and how well they correlate with the past and it goes to a lot of what david's point is, too, if the republicans can actually go beyond the base that is motivated, if they can win some more moderates, they'll win independents in part because a lot of independents are lapsed republicans. they move into moderates and then they start to have a chance to break into some

bob tell us about kay hagan, thoughts?> hagan has grown consistently, her ground game is very, very good. i think hagan who was the most vulnerable of all the democrats as we start this election year, may well be the one that turns out to persevere. >> greg, your thoughts on this one? >> i'm not so much interested in the race as what's going to happen after, the media is already in gear, they're talking about the republicans gain control, that rather than change the direction of the country, they should change the direction of their party. so if you win, you must preserve the downward spiral that we're experiencing now, and if you look at the language, the media saying, shouldn't you now be -- i was watching the news this morning while i was working out, stair climber, one hour. the media was saying shouldn't they work with the president, which is code for give in. so it's amazing if the democrats win, obama gets a mandate, if the republicans win, obama gets a mandate. >> north carolina, i want to move a little quicker thr

kay hagan in north carolina, she's defending her seat as a democrat.hat was supposed to be a safe seat. but it looks like that is down to the wire. the race in colorado is very interesting. mark udall was just heckled by one of his own millionaire donors. >> that's embarrassing. >> it was embarrassing. and that supporter even went to the newspaper and said, why is he only talking about abortion? what else has he been talking about on this campaign trail? donna and i were discussing it in the makeup room. there hasn't been a lot of -- >> some of the best journalism comes from the makeup room. 2004, john thune comes out and daschle gets beat. and aren't the democrats looking for a little payback when it comes down to mcconnell. >> there's always the harry reid in 2010, mitch mcconnell, 2014. of course you want to take out the leader. but in the case of alison grimes, this was an uphill fight for a statewide official. she's taken on goliath in the so-called senate race, a big, expensive race. she's kept it close. i think it's going to be a very close race

against my parties budget because it had too deep cuts to the military. >> reporter: six years ago hagan swept into office on obama's coat-tails when north carolina helped to put him in the white house. likely voters in north carolina and other battle ground states on the average became older, wider and more conservative. >> what would republican voters expect. >> i don't know off the top of my head. in particular, anything is better than the nothing that has been going on so far. >> i'm fearful we will not get anything done. >> his hopes rest with a group providing a first margin of victory. her opponent wreaked anger. cuts to education, health care, benefits to the jobless and passing stricter voting requirements. >> we have a battle against extremists who want to go low, versus the rest of us who want to lift our politics for higher ground. >> earlier, barbara massed thousands to the state capital in protest at the cuts. now the challenge is to motivate discontentment for the polls. >> tom ackerman in north carolina >>> if you want to keep up to date with the election and other storie

hagan is an incumbent. you have to get pore records. hagan has trouble. it is extreme. extreme in ha good way. there's bold people, policies. >> you don't think kay hagan is bold. if you make bold mistakes, it's not good. let's go to iowa, a race that could tip the senate. the poll showed joni ernst with a 7-point lead. if iowa goes to the republicans, does harry reid give up his gavel. >> there's a lot of races contested. i don't know that iowa is a firewall in the way that in north carolina, and some of the other races are. i say this. democrat bruce has made some issues, he is not running an effective campaign, he has joni ernst is an extremist. she is talking about having local law enforcement arrest and pull guns on federal officers if they implement the affordable care act. helping people get insurance, so if they go to the emergency room, they will not be turned away. 100,000 have been employed. she wants to have law enforcement local law enforcement. it's extreme. >> indiana and iowa feel similar. people love joni ernst. she is a shining star. this woman, she's

how did he knock off hagan?> neither tillis, nor hagan, came into this election with extremely high approval ratings. obama also has low approval ratings. you saw millions pour in which may go down as the most expensive senate race in history. tillis effectively tied hagan to barack obama. according to our nbc exit polls, more than half the voters, 52%, feel that hagan agreed with president obama too much. in the lead-up to this, folks thought it would come down to the black vote. black voters turned out en masse. early voting and at the polls. so the question now is how will they effectively build a broader coalition that isn't relying on this magical black vote to push democrats over. again, with the country feeling so, you know, at ill with president obama, clearly they were able to undue kay hagan's prospects of winning. >> all right, we appreciate that very much, tremain. benji, give us a sense from the colorado race, a lot more about gardner winning it or was it about udall losing it in the eye, of the fol

it actually reads if kay hagan doesn't win, obama's impeachment will begin. vote in 2014.on of a photograph that appears to be a lynching. if you go in michelle nunn's case and she was asked about this, do you have one of two young black kids holding "don't shoot" if you want to prevent another ferguson, it's up to you to make change happen. and even michelle nunn in that case wouldn't condemn that. that's race baiting. that's playing the race card, dividing the country. tucker? >> well, of course it is.uan wi. i mean, the residue of this persists for years. it makes people hate each other. you don't want ethnic politics in your country. look around the world. most other countries are riven by it. people can't resolve ethnic politics because ethnicity doesn't change. and so once you start dividing people along those lines, it lasts an awful long time. and it can lead to real civil unrest and disorder. i mean, real unrest and disorder. >> i can go through a history, congressman, where every election's very predictable. democrats divide black versus white, old versus young,

kay hagan versus thom till lisis.id perdue the republican versus the democrat, that is too early the call according to nbc news. and interestingly, this turned out to be a fascinating one to watch. virginia senate, just over a third of the vote in. nbc calling ed gillespie versus mark warner too early to call in the state of virginia. in terms of the overall look in the senate the senate pickup so far, there has been one definite republican pickup in the state of west virginia. the overall senate chamber right now looks like this. 40 republican seats, 37 democratic seats, and two independents, who have caucused with democrats in the past. bernie sanders most certainly will continue to do that in the future. angus king might get interesting depending on what else happens. now let's look at what's going on in terms of the governors races. in pennsylvania, the projected winner, nbc news projecting that tom corbett has lost his seat. the democrat challenger tom wolf will be the new governor of pennsylvania according to nb

north carolina, the project winner, thom 'til is unseating kay hagan. in west virginia, the seat ve indicated by retiring democrat jay rockefeller went to shelly more capito who beat natalie tenant in that race. >> tom cotton unseating senator mark pryor in arkansas. >> south dakota, govern mike rounds, the projected winner winning another republican seat. in montana, the seat vacated by max bauchu is, the u.s. ambassador to china, an easy win for republican steve danes against amanda curtis. in eyewa, the seat vacated by tom harkin goes to g.o.p. rising star synni ernst, the first congress woman that iowa sends to washington. in colorado, representative cori gardner, another rising star in the g.o.p. beating senator mark udall, the democratic incumbent. >> quite a night, stephanie. from across the country to around the world, our team has been covering the lead-up to this mid-term election. now, the results are in, let's put it into pour expectative starting with joie chen in washington. ? >> think being all of this, wondering why the war on women did

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if you look at the exit polls of north carolina, kay hagan is winning with single women by 34 points. and she's also winning with single men. her gap single versus married is larger than the gap female versus male. so we talk about things through this lens of gender politics, but in north carolina, we see a larger split between married people of any gender and single people. so that's interesting too. >> it is. that's something we've seen before as we look at single people are more dependent, maybe more dependent on assistance from the government than married. married couples combine those incomes. domenico, you are looking at where all these races stand right now. what do you see? >> that's right. one of the things lisa is mentioning about women, one of the women who was a flip for one of those seats was shelly mar cap toe. let's look at where the score is on this scorecardment we have it 44 for republicans and 42 for democrats. and that means we have three flips so far, west virginia, arkansas and south dakota. republican's magic number here, three seats. so still three seats left.

let's look at another key race in new orleans, between democratic incumbent, kay hagan, and her competitor, republican thom tillis, another very tight race. thom tillis is the speaker of the north carolina house. he has forced through a lot of conservative agenda its. this is a toss up race, according to several polls. turning to west virginia now, this is the seat vacated by the retiring senator jay rockefeller. he is a democrat. the republicans are looking for a pick-up. the race is between two women, natalie continuant. virginia secretary of states, and shelley more cap ita. cap ita has the lead and we'll check in on that race. >> libby casey is life in louisville kentucky at the mitch mcconnell headquarters. a big night, but the question is whether he'll take control of the senate. >> that's absolutely the question. it's probably, as you can hear behind me a very big crowd. they are hoping to see thing go their way earlier in the night. that has happened. we are anticipating the senator coming out and speaking. the night is early, there's two questions, not just whether he can retain h

i want to thank senator hagan for her service.also want to thank her for her gracious offer to make sure we do what america does best, and that is to affect a smooth transition of power over the next couple of months. you know, i tell you, taking that phone call -- it is very difficult. the challenges of campaigning are very difficult, and i really appreciate senator hagan's statement ship, manner in which we had toded in which do, not just occupying the seat but this is your seats, and this is a seat i will take to washington and make sure i never forget where i came from. now, i had a somebody asked me, how on earth was i so calm with all of these attacks and things, they said you seem to get more annoyed when a panthers lose than all of these attacks, and i have been annoyed a lot, but it is mainly the path there's. -- the panthers. it is because i knew that we were right. north that we all in carolinians want elected officials to go to washington and get something done, fulfill their promises, and you all know that we are goin

much easier for a republican challenger to take out kay hagan and yet hagan has had a small but a stubborn that we're still seeing in the polls now in the weekend before. what accounts for that lead and how durable is it heading into election day? >> well, when you look at both of these candidates you look at all of the polling on both of them, both kay hagan and tom tillis have high unfavorable marks. and hagan has been shaping the debate in north carolina and even the clip you just played from president clinton yesterday talking about education, that's really what we've been talking about here in north carolina which is more a state issue overall but it's something that she's gotten traction with. and, therefore, the voters are so mad at the state legislature here which is where tom tillis she's been able to use it and push it all the way now almost to november and hold on to this really tiny lead. >> it's such an interesting point. the story in north carolina for people that don't know it republicans got complete control of state government in that 2012 election. the governor, both hous

senator hagan did not. to change, change your senator. >> posters say they are effective.ore than half of all ads aired this election were negative. lesson appear only republicans have gone negative, a liberal group ran an ad that seems to suggest republicans caused the ebola outbreak. >> the nih saw its budget cut. greg there are outbreaks happen today that we are not able to recognize, stop. >> all right let's come back now to france where the country has just named it topped literary award in the annual fall book season. the winner is lydie salvayre for her novel on a spanish civil war. our eve irvine is out there at the place where the award is announced first of all, tell us a bit more about the winner of this year's prize. >> lydie salvayre said she was both honored and taken aback as that price was announced, and now she actually studied medicine and has a psychiatric cabinet donna versailles. it is her fourth novel you said it mentioned the spanish civil war. it has two generations, one, her 90-year-old mother who was 15 at the time in 1936 when the events were hap

by voting for kay hagan on november 4th. >> i'm kay hagan, candidate for u.s.nd i proved this message. >> now with all of these incumbent senators running scared, running away from the president, why would kay hagan do something like this in the last hour? this race is so tight in north carolina, they need a key part of the democratic base, african-american voters to show up at the polls. those are the same voters that propelled president obama to victory in 2008 in that state. but get this -- kay hagan's opponent, the speaker of the house of north carolina, tom tillis tillis, he put out the ad on his social media to get his voters excited. white house officials say the president is cutting other radio spots, but they're not saying where they are they're letting the campaign announce those, knowing fairly certainly that sometimes a presidential endorsement isn't always going to make the difference in all of these races. >> and dana, it's that just perfectly exemplifies whether or not president obama is advantageous for democrats this time around or disadvantage

kay hagan going into the day with a slight lead in most polls.emocratic congressman, bruce braley and joni ernst battling out in iowa for the senate seat left vacant. joining me now fox news correspondent shannon. shannon. >> you know iowans are losing a long time democratic alley, tom harkin. he had held that seat for decades. democrats felt pretty good about holding onto the seat. it's really become a barn burner. talk about the two candidates. you've got on the g.o.p. side, johnny erps with one of the most memorable ads. growing up on a farm. castrating hogs. it proved she could cut pork. she would make people squeal in washington. she is a state legislate or as you mentioned. the iowa national guard. something she hasn't talked about a whole lot though is gender. she's never made this about the fact that she would make history were she the first female elected from iowa to the us senate. gender came up over the last few days as harkin was out campaigning and he made some comments don't be fooled by how attractive she is or how nice she is. an

i'm kay hagan.at's how i get results for folks here at home. republican or democrat, if an idea works for middle class families, i am all for it. i approve this message because i was so proud with a nonpartisan national journal ranked me the most moderate senator. not too far left, not too far right. just like north carolina. >> perfect. she didn't run away from barak obama. she ran for being a centrist. that is effective. i think she wins because of that ad. >> even though it's not accurate, she voted with barak obama almost the entire time she was in. >> what do voters know? they know that ad. >> cory gardner came out of nowhere and he is running strong in colorado. i guess this is an ad you chose? >> yes. it's also fantastic. >> i'm cory gardner and i'm going to tell you something you've never heard in a political commercial. my opponent, mark crew dam is a real nice guy. he's a nice guy who will never change the senate. he is the senate. 18 years in politics and he's got two cousins who are sena

if kay hagan wins in north carolina, that would be a major campaign she had run for the democrats.iowa if bruce braley loses, maybe you kind of understand the way the winds are blowing. so what happens here in kansas with pat roberts and greg orman? that too i believe right now is a coin toss. >> i would agree with you. i'll give a slight edge to pat roberts because he's been surging. greg orman has been hesitant in affiliations. this number i think would put roberts over the top. and they also haven't#+v voted democrats in the senate since 1932. that's history there. >> we'll watch for the next 58 minutes and see what you think, sean. >> because at the end of the show i will give my predictions on what the results are going to and that's coming up. thank you. >>> so keeping all those numbers in mind, what is the vibe from the white house just one day ahead of this highly anticipated election? fox news chief white house correspondent our friend ed tonight. if there's one symbol of maybe what they're thinking, i saw the images of philly and they cut an arena in half and even then th

now tonight it's all about kay hagan connecting to president obama. what do you think is the truth?se of his popularity? >> well, i think she clearly supports him. after he was rejected by the voters of north carolina in;di 2012, we voted for romney. after having voted for him in 2008, senator hagan over the last year has voted with the president 99% of the time, 96% over her tenure. that is not consistent with north carolina. that's why i think she gets rejected tomorrow. >> do you think the republicans are going to take the senate? what do you think the net gain will be? >> i think we'll probably end up with 52, maybe 53 seats. and i believe north carolina will be one of them. >> we'll be watching sir. all the best. >> thank you. >>> up next, "saturday night live" spoofing yours truly this weekend. the skit and the response up next. plus, coming up on "hannity". >> once the progressive left began to bestow all their wonderfulness on this community, that's when it really began to d disintegrate. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold

kay hagan has to hold on in north carolina.d a break with an independent who will probably go with them, greg orman, we just talked about. after that, i'm wondering how they get the two more they need. >> let's go to the big board. let's take a look at what i think would be the most likely path for the democrats to retain the senate. start with two assumptions. election, not a single one of them put the democrat ahead and yet they won by two points on election day. they say they missed the latino vote. two major variables. let's say the polls have missed that in colorado and democrats can pick it up. where else do they look? i think the next most likely one, believe it or not, is alaska. when they talk about states being tough to poll, they are talking about alaska. we've seen polls with begich of ten points, and polls that put his challenger ahead by a single digit. this is a state where if begich wins comfortably, we wouldn't be shocked. if he loses it by a big margin, we wouldn't be shocked. but he's shown life. you got 48 n

with president obama but crossroads, super pac republicans running three adds against kay hagan, all saying she voted with barack obama 90% of the time, connected to barack obama. on the house side, national republican organization dealing with house races. almost all their commercials make this connection with barack obama. the problem for democrat, have been trying to emphasize every issue but barack obama but have had difficulty. >> charlie: and we talk poll six when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> we're here with secretary of state john kerry. well come, mr. secretary. >> i'm honored to be with you in your first outing here. >> albert: thank you for joining us. we have so much to talk about. the deadline of the iranian nuclear negotiations is november 24. what are the odds of having a deal by then or being close enough to have an extension? >> i honestly can't give you odds and i wouldn't. i think i'm hopeful, but it's a very tough negotiation. there are still gaps that are fairly wide on a numbe