, tim kane, tim kane ] >> thank you, guys. what a great crowd. >> tim kane, tim kane, tim kane. >> you know, in 2008, virginia made some wonderful history by sending a fiscally responsible former governor to the united states senate and helping to put barack obama in the white house. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, the night is still young, but thanks to you, we're already halfway there to doing it again tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> actually, we're more than halfway there. nbc just called. the presidential race. [. [ cheers and applause ] >> four more years, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations after what was the most expensive senate race this year, more than 80 million dollars spent. he is the next u.s. senator for virginia. >> two democrats from virginia in the u.s. senate, can't remember when that happened last. as we go to break, a reminder for election 2012 analysis you can follow@wusa 9. >> election night bulletin. president obama has won a second term. as president of the united states. in the last

i remember one time penn said what, citizen kane. >> i said the same thing when you bring it up. >> stephanie: 18 after the hour. you know what makes everything better? soda stream. >> wow, i got whiplash from that. >> stephanie: i'll come back with a neck brace after the commercial break. you make fresh soda at home in less than 30 second. i just had a party at my house. what is better than a soda stream? it makes soda $0.25 a can. and you know what else it saves you? luggers. >> we're not luggers here. >> we're not lugging people. >> stephanie: and it's more environmentally friendly. you're not lugging cans, bottles and throwing them out. soda stream converts water into

kane is going to outperform the president.ane is going to get more votes than the president. >> if there is any coattails in this race tonight, sean and brian, it's going to be from tim kaine to the president on the democratic side, and vice versa if you're the president. >>> i want to get back to the marriage results. same-sex marriage results. that ballot initiative on the maryland ballot. we have some numbers now for you, which we didn't have at the top of the newscast. 27% of the precincts reporting. listen, there's going to be about 950,000 votes total for these measures. and at this point, they're running separated by, between 10 to 20,000. both this and the gambling. so these both are going to be very close. we're going to have to watch very closely throughout the rest of the night. >> keep it right here. fox 5 coverage is just getting started. we'll be right back.  you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years.  ah! woof! some things will. save up to 15% on an ikea kitchen. some things won'

in virginia, governor tim kane pulled out a victory against george allen. in ohio sherrod brown won over josh mendel. and in maine, independ angous king easily won the state's u.s. senate seat currently held by olympia snow. the one notable senate pickup for republicans in nebraska where deb fischer flibed ben nelson's seat defeating bob kerrey. democrats hold 51 seats and harry reid already called on republicans to end their "strategy of obstruction gridlock and delay." we're still waiting for the official results from the races in montana, nevada, and north dakota. mark halpern, if we go back to the top of that list, elizabeth warren versus scott brown, tight all the way. what did elizabeth warren do in the end to win? >> she ran as a democrat in a state where the president won by a big margin. >> that helps. >> very difficult. they knew if the president won by 20 seats or more, it will be difficult to overcome. she made very few mistakes. and now she'll become one of the leading voices in the senate for progressives around the country. >> what does she b

a poem in there called the lamentation of the late night comics when i think it was when herrmann kanemember that pain like it was yesterday. >> hi you crying and a lot of people weeping. the last line is could we have trumped that -- >> oh, we not be the greatest gift to late-night television. a grown man that has to put his name on everything he owns. >> but if trump had become president, well, you know, i always say that people in the small joke trade that we treat things-- you are. >> jon: no, no, it sounds like a movie that barry leffinson would direct about guys in baltimore who are in the small joke trade. >> well, what i can say. i think that we think of something like that which might not be that good for the country. >> jon: sure. >> the way dentists think about tooth decay. it's a pitty but where would business be without it. >> jon: that's exactly right. >> i've always wondered. due know how trident had that commercial where they would say four out of five dentists recommend sugarless gum. so 20% of dentists would be like sure, sugar, why not it does seem like their goal wa

pulled different restaurant owners and addressed some of these, these were chaired by the director kane and we also had northern city and others participate in them. >> so, has there been positive results in that? >> absolutely, we're not seeing the kind of violence on polk street, you have the occasional bar fiekt, but drunk people, that happens sometimes, but as far as violence goes, we're not getting any kind of violence coming off of polk street, polk street is probably the busiest it's ever been in the history of this city and that business is still increasing. we are getting better, you know, clubs operating better, we are seeing better crowd control, we are seeing better sound control. probably in the last two months, we've seen a decrease on -- in complaints. >> thank you. >> i have a question for voj. we know we can control the poe's, home are next to each other that might be contributing to the issue. >> polk street is interesting because it's a xin nation of permanent and non-permanent venues by this commission, we have several permanent venues on along polk street and we're

you have now interviewed kathleen kane. she focused on the sandusky case in the campaign.ell, kathleen kane has been saying for the last couple of months, really, leading up to her election she believes that this investigation might have taken a little too long. remember, it was nearly three years between when the first victim came forward to when jerry sandusky was finally charged. and in that time, the governor, the current governor was elected to his post as governor. he had been the attorney general. and she's been talking about going back to the beginning and starting from the first day and seeing what happened, who knew what and when and were the proper resources allocated to this. this is important to pennsylvanians and to give you an example, she actually got more votes in the state of pennsylvania than barack obama did in the state of pennsylvania on a presidential election year. the attorney general's race had more votes than the presidential race. here's what she has to say about hearing from people on the campaign trail. >> i campaigned for over 20 months and i

he had discussed the plan with edward ban craft, not only discussed it with short but with thomas kane and when the outdoor of the decision came about whether we had slavery in louisiana, thomas kane reminded the president what proposed from france mainly that outlined in the bancroft letter to bring slaves in for a short amount of time to teach them, you know, the proper mode. >> i don't see jefferson in determining. >> it says right here i will settle them in the 50 acres each intermingled and place them on the flooding. >> he says their children shall be brought up in the property and make no doubt they will be good citizens. so it's the french and the germans. >> we can argue this later. the intercede in our mixed up. >> you draw the comparison with george washington. washington of course free is the slaves. >> ten years of trying. >> the stories are marvelous in which you wrote about in your last book. they took this issue on while they were president because it would be political suicide, and in fact jefferson recognized it wouldn't be a suicide but a potential civil war with of

casual come back to the kaiser report time now to turn to steve keen author of bunking economics steve kane welcome to the kaiser report why to be lovely to be with you in london i understand that you're you've become a stripper i have got some. i was a district we did this in the music. with my favorite show i like that with. many more lies and i intend doing a second to this is a beautiful little say show that i've had. in london called sold mad money. so i mean to be able to stay stable and i fantastic everything but the paul for the pole dancing. and but stability is destabilising of course this is a theme that runs through your work yeah and that right now we have. it is stability quote unquote in the bond market people are quite anxious to get into those bonds those are some of those stable but according to man ski and stability if fosters instability doesn't so. will you not differ on this one i'm going to continue differing live i don't believe there's going to be a collapse in on process of sovereign bonds because fundamentally the reserve banks in every country and the issue of th

goodbye now in a virgin yet another battleground state a race between two former governors tim de kane birch george allen and cain has got a narrow lead so far in the polls just one or two points well within the margin of error and whichever party is able to turn out their base in virginia because obama and romney are competing in this battleground state not only will it help them win the white house but also take control of the senate to. now leslie wisconsin ground zero of politics since the recall of everything this is going to be democrat tammy baldwin because republican tommy thompson and now tammy baldwin little bit of history here she's trying to be the first openly gay senator elected in this race like the other two are toss ups and republicans have to win this that they have any chance of controlling the senate alternately though as you see this is going to be an uphill battle for republicans to take control of the upper chamber but we'll keep an eye on all these races and update you on them as the polls close and as you heard sam just mentioned wisconsin is in the spotlight f

a firefighter from kane county was killed by her dog inside her home.the body of dawn brown was discovered by her husband, in big rock on monday. he is also a firefighter. he attempted to give her c-p-r, but brown died of her injuries. an autopsy revealed brown had been killed by a 140-pound mastiff. she received the dog from a relative just one week ago. brown had described the dog to her co-workers as *gentle* -- like an overgrown puppy. colleagues at the yorkville fire house say brown was the finest paramedic they have ever known. chicago police are looking for a man who shot another man during a carjacking on the west side. the victim was taken to stroger hospital last night .... after he was turned away from west suburban hospital in oak park .. because the hospital didn't have adequate staffing. police say the victim was a passenger in a car when he and the driver were ordered out near laramie and race. the carjacker shot the passenger in the chest before driving off. the victim is in critical condition. a man from west rogers park will appear in

taken among large groups and you generally find you have 3, 4, 5% of the romney boaters picking tim kane for various reasons. some of these romney voters are more moderate republicans and the like tim kane better than his opponent. are there similar voters for obama and george allen? i am sure there are. i never met one of them. but i will say this -- george allen, despite what happened in 2006, he has won from time to time in running for statewide office 15% of the african- american vote. there would be a case in some precincts where you find some obama-allen voters. it will be interesting to see what the ticket-splitting pattern is. i can clearly see and most observers have come across the same thing, i can clearly see a band of voters who vote for mitt romney who also would for tim kaine. host: finally a tweet -- major force in the republican party. they strongly support people like our current attorney general ken cuccinelli. a major force in the republican party. they could easily dominate any republican convention. we've got a convention picking the republican nominee for governor,

>> i have people telling me -- what if tim kane wins but president obama loses virginia? >> it is more likely to find a romney-kain voter. >> this state has changed dramatically. it is a totally different state. can you talk about that, how different it is? >> we have seen a lot of changes in the south but where we have seen dramatic change is the suburbs but especially northern virginia. those are places that were solidly republican. all the sudden they become very competitive. that is the dramatic impact. >> which one tells us who wins the state? the winner of either of those is one of the big indicators. "they're going the same way every four years? >> not only is it important in terms of being an indicator it is that much more of an indicator. >> when you move west is a different story. i want to talk about hurrica man: to some people, social security is just a number. but to me, it's money that i earned. i count on social security. and i don't want washington politicians like george allen... privatizing it. if george n allen wants to risk his own money on wall street

well, in virginia democrat tim kane defeated former fellow governor george allen in thh most expensiveenateace in the country. more than $82 million spent on the race. in the house republicans retain their majority with at least 2303 seats. the democrats' 192. ten races have yet to be called. the republicans 233 seats is more than that to one aid needed to control the lower chamber. fewer than the 241, at least at this point, that they hold in the current congress. the most important election of our lifetime, it's oer. what happens next? we will lay out the consequences in tonight's chalk talk. wall street reacting to a second obama term. a triple digit tumble, uncertainty about th presidency is removed, but uncertainty about the markets is rising. charles schwab chief investment strategist joins us here next. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies all natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect w

>> i guess i would give kane maybe a tiny finger on the scale. >> give it to blue?now. >> we'll put it there for now. that gets us through the presidential toss-ups. let's go to the red states if you will. these are a ton of great states. >> flake wins. >> montana, that's scary. everybody, both sides say it's really too close. >> the libertarian candidate is going to make the winning number. >> it could. >> i guess he gets a couple. this guy john tester up a point or two and the question is does that save him? let's do edge tester. >> all right. next one? north dakota right next door. >> berg wins. it's very very close. >> the same way you feel about montana. >> yeah. >> not quite as close. >> yeah. >> let's stick in the red states. nebraska. >> it tightened up, fisher wins. >> bob kerry keeps it under ten. >> missouri? >> mccaskill wins. it's like philadelphia in the east, pittsburgh in the west and alabama in between. kansas city, st. louis and alabama in between. >> indiana? >> close but i think donnelly edges, which again obama is going to lose a state, but donn

kane/alen race that is tight and it will decide the presidential race, it is it neck and neck george allen and tim kanehow the presidential race plays decide how it will play out. and in indiana, it should have been a republican win. murdoch race with joe donley, the democrat. it could go either way. right now the polls are very close and this one,ou know, the senate balance of power could hang inne o these races. >> i want to go back to the presidential race before i let you g. you pointed out states and made me think of pennsylvania and how that is in play. you talked about indiana going red. and many people thought it would go blue for the democrats and what has changed on the ground in the spring states. >> enthusasm seems to go toward the republicans in some of the places. pennsylvania, republicans tell a store store how enthusiasm changed odds of the suburbs of milwaukee. it is it still a democratic place. if you talk to analyst it is it a place where it is charlie and the public. and republicans come in and the public is it pulled away. and the it is congress. it seems that pe

well, in virginia democrat tim kane defeated former fellow governor george allen in thh most expensiveenate race in the country. more than $82 million spent on the race. in the house republicans retain their majority with at least 2303 seats. the democrats' 192. ten races have yet to be called. the republicans 233 seats is more than that to one aid needed to control the lower chamber. fewer than the 241, at least at this point, that they hold in the current congress. the most important election of our lifetime, it's over. what happens next? we will lay out the consequences in tonight's chalk talk. wall street reacting to a second obama term. a triple digit tumble, uncertainty about the presidency is removed, but uncertainty about the markets is rising. charles schwab chief investment strategist joins us here next. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. yon once empty fields. busier highways. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, gr stronger

. >> that's big daddy kane. >> yeah.s. >> that's right. >> we are back with the big screen adaptation of the best selling novel "life of pi." pi patel, stranded at sea with a bengal tiger after a ship carrying the rest of his family sikes. >> and famed bollywood actor portrays the adult version of pi. gentlemen, good morning. >> good morning, hello. >> i want to start with you because your story and your road to this film is an incredible one. you didn't even go to audition for this part, and yet you got it. how did it happen? >> i basically just went with my brother, and i guess, you know, the costume director, he knows me and my family for a while, so he said, you know what, you should just audition. just audition so i did, and i didn't expect anything. things went on callback, callbacks and then i had to meet ang in bombay. >> and you said you went with your brother on the promise of a free lunch was the only reason you went. >> yeah. >> subway? >> and you play the older pi as he grows up. >> yeah. >> and has survived

nancy kane has written about the retail industry as a historian at the harvard business school. and neil irwin is an economics editor and columnist for the "washington post." what's the overview of the number so far? what do you take from them? >> well, there are a couple of trends, obviously. one is the consumer is in a very good mood for good reason. income growth is decent. job growth is coming along, as it were. housing is doing well. so consumers are in a pretty good mood, consumer confidence is at a four-year high and that's reflected in the christmas sales, if you will. they're solid. they're reasonable strong, 4%, 5% growth year over year. as you said earlier, it's really the online sales that are booming, well into the double digits. you mentionedly the 20% rate, and that's what we're expecting this year compared to last europe solid growth in terms of total spending by consumers on christmas goods and holiday sales. but the really interesting story is the online story where it's just growing like gangbusters. >> brown: let me ask cone. we talked about early shopping se

. >> erica kane showing up on colbert. good stuff. >>> thanks so much. good morning everybody.next hour we talk more about general petraeus because he took to the hill for separate closed door hearings on the september 11 benghazi consulate attack that killed four americans. congressman dutch rupers berger was in the hearing and will join me about the general's testimony on the evolving intelligence of the facts. >>> president obama welcoming congressional leaders to the white house today looking to broker a deal on raising taxes and cutting spending. is the right softening on its former no taxes pledge? >>> and people in tel aviv remain on high alert as sirens continue to blair after a truce between israel and gaza collapses. is a ground war about to erupt? we have fresh details coming your way next. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter too? what? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combi

a democrat, tim kane, taking on george allen.e, taking on george allen. in missouri, claire mccaskill faces todd akin. the race, remember, gained national attention after akin's comments about rape and pregnancy. >>> on top of that several hot button social issues on the ballot for voters to decide. gay marriage is on the ballot in four states. maryland, maine, washington and minnesota. immigration questions will be answered in several states as well including montana and maryland. and, the potential legalization of marijuana decided in six states. those issues have not gotten too much attention, a lot more on the president, and control of congress. most expect no matter who wins, congress will be divided. democrats expected to maintain the senate. republicans in the house. who ever becomes the president will have a divided congress to, to face. >> there have been many predictions everything could virtually stay the same. which would mean we have spent $6 billion to stay the same. >> status quo. >> the facebook question for this

affairs" first of all, made me smile, made we laugh, it was well written and pictures of me erica kaneations, some of me in jail with blood on my hands. i thought this is funny, i have to meet this man. when i met henry and his team, i knew instantly. henry is so dynamic, they're smart, their writing is good. if it ain't on the page, it ain't on the stage and the storytelling is so well done. >> how many have you done so far? >> ten. i've just finished the last episode for the season. >> we're going to make some news today. >> what's that? >> we're picking up -- don't get too excited. we're picking up "deadly affairs" for another season because it's a major hit for us. >> is this the first time she's learning this? >> susan found out over the weekend. she's pretty sure since it's the most successful show on investigation discovery i think she figured it was coming back. >> i was thrilled to hear that news believe me. >> an opinion of yours, this is the crux of the matter, is it in everybody, the possibility of doing this, or are murderers already sort of there? i mean could anyone be d

i remember one time penn said what, citizen kane. >> i said the same thing when you bring it up. >> stephanieour. you know what makes everything better? soda stream. >> wow, i got whiplash from that. >> stephanie: i'll come back with a neck brace after the commercial break. you make fresh soda at home in less than 30 second. i just had a party at my house. what is better than a soda stream? it makes soda $0.25 a can. and you know what else it saves you? luggers. >> we're not luggers here. >> we're not lugging people. >> stephanie: and it's more environmentally friendly. you're not lugging cans, bottles and throwing them out. soda stream converts water into fizzy stuff. i'm bleeding, what have i done to myself? i literally cut myself while i'm talking. i am a spaz. >> this is not a dangerous job. >> stephanie: do i have workman's comp. >> i don't know, you're the boss. >> i need to look into that. >> when you said you would cut a bit. >> stephanie: look, i cut myself. >> blood on your prep sheets. >> stephanie: i need it put this under the sowed at a dream. stream. >> you know what will get th

taken among large groups and you generally find you have 3, 4, 5% of the romney boaters picking tim kane for various reasons. some of these romney voters are more moderate republicans and the like tim kane better than his opponent. are there similar voters for obama and george allen? i am sure there are. i never met one of them. but i will say this -- george allen, despite what happened in 2006, he has won from time to time in running for statewide office 15% of the african- american vote. there would be a case in some precincts where you find some obama-allen voters. it will be interesting to see what the ticket-splitting pattern is. i can clearly see and most observers have come across the same thing, i can clearly see a band of voters who vote for mitt romney who also would for tim kaine. host: finally a tweet -- guest: it is a major force in the republican party. they strongly support people like our current attorney general ken cuccinelli. a major force in the republican party. they could easily dominate any republican convention. we've got a convention picking the republican nomine

i heard senator kane in that number to $500,000 and i wonder about the possibility of that proposal being adopted? guest: that is something we will see it play out as these negotiations come to a head. people talk about the threshold as being too low. $500,000 is something the democrats have supported in the house. we look at the threshold because that is where you get a lot of revenue. as you move the threshold for their up, you're getting less revenue. host: ellen on the republican line. caller: i have a different kind of question. the earned income tax credit is more beneficial for unmarried parents and for low-income, married, working parents. what does this do to traditional family values? guest: if you're married, you get less of a tax credit then you would if you're a single parent. there have been efforts to effectstose kinds of the f ward.going for caller: good morning. you made a statement going over the cliff. if you went over the cliff and a turnaround and they reset the -- the lady from kentucky talk about how obama had raised her taxes. she has gone more tax breaks since oba

taken among large groups and you generally find you have 3, 4, 5% of the romney boaters picking tim kaneare more moderate republicans and the like tim kane better than his opponent. are there similar voters for obama and george allen? i am sure there are. i never met one of them. but i will say this -- george allen, despite what happened in 2006, he has won from time to time in running for statewide office 15% of the african- american vote. there would be a case in some precincts where you find some obama-allen voters. it will be interesting to see what the ticket-splitting pattern is. i can clearly see and most observers have come across the same thing, i can clearly see a band of voters who vote for mitt romney who also would for tim kaine. host: finally a tweet -- guest: it is a major force in the republican party. they strongly support people like our current attorney general ken cuccinelli. a major force in the republican party. they could easily dominate any republican convention. we've got a convention picking the republican nominee for governor, lieutenant governor, an attorney g