and this is "the lead." the world lead, jihadi john still shouting his twisted ideology as another american, peter kassig, is beheaded by terrorists. and isis vows to make western streets run red with blood. >>> the sports lead, as the drug enforcement agency blitzes nfl locker rooms looking for evidence of prescription drug abuse, we ask whether the justice system allows professional athletes to play by their own rules. one woman says yes and she has the bruises from her nfl-playing fiance to prove it. >>> the national lead, we still know so little about the day michael brown was killed. now missouri's governor declares a state emergency. and new video emerges shedding light on the case. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin today with our world lead and the gruesome execution of yet another american at the hands of the terrorists of isis. the u.s. government confirming that a video showing the severed head of american peter kassig first released over social media is reg

republicans are leading in north carolina, right now republicans are leading in kansas.eir two leads, they get their 51. the polls indicated they were leading in iowa. this is still going to be a runoff race, but boy the fact that mary landrieu finished second against two republicans, that's not looking good. you look at the size of this potential republican majority, they could get to 53 and if they pull off alaska, they could get to 54. right now mark warner is hanging on. he just pulled into the lead there and some final votes there. 54 is a pretty big number. they did not expect -- you talk to any of the republican strategists and they thought their best night was 52 or 53. they get to 54, that insulates them a little bit for potentially 2016 which is a terrible map for them in holding the senate. >> we've been on the air just under an hour. some of this story line has changed live before our eyes. since we came on the air, and andrea mitchell, part of this is the story line the republicans had hoped for. as our last guests appropriately point out, we'll be at this i

republicans ready to lead, lead where is the question?o with theng to usual thing, try to repeal obama care. i want to say one thing steve. i think the winner here has been ted cruz. he kept saying, let's be confrontational,'s shut down the government. let's just do it. boehner and mcconnell kept saying, if you down the government, we are going to lose in 2014. it is just the opposite. think ted cruz is going to be a burden mitch mcconnell's side. the editorial by bill kristol and related stories from fred barnes and stephen hayes. from catching the way there is this. before new house members, a least a phonic and me a love were gleam in their parent's its, the beach boys said best, catch a wave and you are sitting on top of the world. next is james -- actually we will go to mark -- we will go to james in pennsylvania. caller: hello. good morning. does not continue mistakes and foreign policy. instead of spending money in a needless war, think about economic problem's of american people. people do not agree with both justes since they bot

this is "the lead." the world lead. military officials in the u.s. say they finally killed an al qaeda all-star. >>> the politics lead. an alleged sexual harasser who demanded a patient get an abortion after he found out she was pregnant. the scandals. do they even matter anymore? >>> and the money lead. i'm going to let you finish, kanye, but taylor swift did something this weekend that you cannot take away. why the small-town girl is now the most powerful name in music. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the u.s. using its air power to blow up planes over american soil. a u.s. strike killed this man, david drugeon, part of the khorasan group. they say that drugeon attempted to put jihadists on planes with undetectable explosives. the attack was one blip in a wave of strikes yesterday and today across syria but none of those blitzes was against isis. syrian activists also claim the u.s. took out six militants with the al nusra front. that's another terrorist cell closely aligned with al qaeda. with all indications

but with this, the romantic lead is asian, the romantic lead, the leading lady is asian, and george takai is the lead guy. >> hinojosa: what i love is the fact that you are here, this international star. because your music, you've, like, what, gone multiplatinum on who knows how many records? but you still have to go in sometimes and read for a part. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: right? >> absolutely. >> hinojosa: you still have to do that. and people might not know this, because, you know... >> i still have to audition. >> hinojosa: ...people don't necessar... i always watch all of the credits on everything, especially because i have kids. whenever i go see anything animated i want to see who did the voices. >> right. >> hinojosa: you did the singing voice for... >> for princess jasmine and for mulan, yeah. >> hinojosa: in aladdin, and then mulan. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: what was... >> it still freaks kids out. i actually went to visit one of my friends in billy elliot. so one of the kids who played billy, who i had seen in the show, he said, "hi," because i had met him a couple days before when h

this is "the lead." the national lead, cities across the country protesting. demonstrators showing solidarity with michael brown's family as ferguson burned again over the second night of demonstrations. it turned ugly. >>> oare cries for justice bein drowned out by screams of rage. >>> 90 seconds and an eternity of doubt. we'll never know how the deadly confrontation between michael brown and darren wilson now that darren wilson is speaking out and michael brown's parents are speaking up, we will hear from both sides. >> plus all of your favorite thanksgiving traditions now threatened by a barrage of wintry weather and with nearly 50 million americans going 50 miles or more this thanksgiving, should you try to get to grandmother's house some other way? we'll have answers for you from an expert. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the national lead and what highway patrol captain ron johnson called a much better night in ferguson, missouri. well, it's true. no one charged at us with a brick. we saw a peaceful

sam liccardo has 2,100 vote lead over dave cortese. here at the registrar of voters in santa clara county they say they have a lot more mail in ballots still to be counted. that could swing the election the other way. 120,000 mail in ballots need to be counted with a third estimated in the san jose area. tens of thousands of votes are still to be counted in the race. sam liccardo and dave cortese announced there will be time before it is clear who won. the registrar will count starting today and plan on updates before 5:00 p.m. [ inaudible ] >> this ising a interesting map, showing the precincts where the canadas receives the most, green is liccardo and blue is cortese would won a majority of the east san jose and liccardo when a majority of the west precincts and the regular star says it will take four weeks to certify the vote december 2. that is when they will be official. either candidate could call for a recount. >> turning now to the other nightmare's race, in oakland, nows need to be counted but libby schaaf pulled away to repla

this is "the lead." the world lead. alarm bells went off in china where the actions of world leaders seem to be getting all of the attention. but what we want to know is what were these two talking about on the sidelines. >>> plus, ignore the calendar. the upper midwest is blanketed with snow as arctic temperatures plunge and spread and, odds are, it's coming for you. and what started out as a comedy gets hijacked by the interweb. bill cosby learns that no amount of pudding pops can stand in the way of the internet's unforgiving memory. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." a major international summit where president obama and his nemesis vladimir putin have been seen talking three times. in fact, while the two world leaders were chatting, a moscow state-run media said the peaceful use of atomic energy. the timing of that announcement fits a familiar pattern of agitation casting more doubts on that november 24th deadline for the still unresolved nuclear negotiations between iran and the west. m

lead and came back down to get the lead. go back down and take the lead and they come back down and take the lead again. that.ickening by d.c. united in action against the red bulls coming off of today's rest but united has yet to drop a playoff series. check out the behind the kick bradley wright phillips gets the score and take game one. the redskins can still bounce the cats are back in action taking on the coyotes will stop that kicks off in about 10 minutes. >> there is some time to catch up. >> temperatures below freezing. you will want to bundle up early tomorrow morning. upper 60's tuesday and wednesday. >> we will see you at 11:00. wednesday. >> we will see you at 11:00. bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. woman: oh, boy. [ man laughs ] one, two, three. come on, chewy. [ laughs ] whoa! [ applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now here he is, the host of "afv"... both: tom bergeron! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! thank you, mackenzie and brooke, for tha

horse back riding is the leading cause of sports-related traumatic brain injuries? why? because a lot of young riders are wearing helmets made of velvet with no real protection. think of a football player wearing a velvet helmet. nothing more. and so, in fact, i am planning to introduce a measure which i'm naming for a young woman, kristin o'donnell from darrien, connecticut thrown from a horse while riding, suffered a traumatic brain injury and died the next day. she wore one of these traditional velvet hunt caps and it was sold alongside safety certified helmets but her parents had no idea that they were buying a velvet decorative helmet rather than a real protective gear. so the bill that i will introduce, kristin o'donnell he quest triian safety helmet act would require helmets produced and sold to meet minimum safety standards. i don't want to go too much into the details because i have limited amount of time, but i want to thank you for the support in terms of the factual background that you've provided for this kind of measure which i think can be replicated in ot

this is "the lead." the world lead. three american rabbis slaughtered in a synagogue in seven minutes this morning by act-wielding terrorists. the fbi dispatched to investigate the deadly scene while the prime minister pledges to respond with a heavy hand. is this holy war heating up again? the national lead, arctic chill, polar plunge, tenth avenue freeze out, whatever you want to call it, it's cold in all 50 states, even in hawaii. but for those in buffalo already blanketed by winter's frosty quill, it's only going to get worse. let me tell you about thundersnow. >>> and also in ferguson, missouri, protests and riots and who knows what as the grand jury prepares to decide the fate of officer darren wilson who shot and killed unarmed michael brown. how does the top cop charged with protecting a community plan to keep everyone safe? well, we'll ask him. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i am jake tapper. we begin with the world lead. a terrorist attack in jerusalem where three rabbis are dead during their

are leading the tourism industry recovering those countries. recoverysm industry will lead to more job creation, particularly for young people. as we lead that economic recovery, we are the beneficiaries of it. >> can i bring it to politics -- can i ask about u.k. politics and what your thoughts are on the vote over whether u.k. stays in the european union? airlineof what your does is it benefits from open skies in europe. >> evocative i have been alive for 40 years the british have had this in or out attitude to europe. ultimately if it comes to a vote, i suspect an economic argument will win. yes europe needs to be reformed. ultimately, i don't see the u.k. leading. if they do people will split -- and italy go to spain on holidays. nothing is going to not unlikely change, the scottish independent referendum. people will continue to fly on ryanair. >> great to have the conversations. >> it is 10 minutes past seven here in london. you can join our conversation on twitter. i am not sure if michael o'leary is there. he has dabbled in the dark art

hogan is holding the lead. when the results were put up on the big screen, there were groans from the room. the room got quieter. thehe remaining precincts, feeling is many of them will be overwhelmingly for brown. fromwill be coming baltimore city, and parts of montgomery county. where the numbers could overwhelm the lead that hogan has gained. mostly, it seems, for rural areas. where he was heavily favored. right now, to borrow that phrase, this is a nailbiter. larry hogan, folks, they are holding on to the energy. still a dead heat. kevin with the latest. phyllis in -- fill us in. >> many marylanders had never heard the name larry hogan. what a year can do to change things. is -- faced a run for his money. the excitement in the room, people supporting larry hogan gather voters of all backgrounds. under the high tax frustration tent. the list includes bruce, a longtime democrat and council candidate. he told us why he was the first republican he had ever voted for. >> we need someone who is not -- sounds like

delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. here's what's happening on this wednesday, november 5th. devastation for the democrats. all across can country it's been a victorious night for the gop. we'll talk about the changes to the political map. >> police have new leads to follow in the search for a woman who was snatched off a philadelphia street and they have this person of interest. >> and also this morning, federal regulators have slapped the greatest show on earth with a $7,000 fine. >> hello everyone, it is 4:30 a.m. let's also get you your weather and traffic with david and karen. good morning. >> beautiful election day today. today we might see some early sunshine but the clouds are going to grow thicker as the day goes on. then we'll be on the look outfor a frontal boundary coming closer to us. looks like some of that rain out to the west which is falling apart right now is going to start to build and we'll get a li

this is "the lead." the national lead, a white wall trapping western new yorkers under a mountain of snow. six people are dead and now with more snow ahead, emergency crews are racing to dig out anyone else who might be trapped. >>> the politics lead. president obama preparing to announce his go it alone executive action on immigration tomorrow, but his plans to halt deportations for some 3.5 million people in the country illegally already has the house speaker's office calling the president an emperor. take away his funding or shut down the government again? >>> the pop culture lead. bill cosby's netflix special canceled scrapped as a supermodel adds her name to the growing list of women publicly accusing one of the nation's best-loved comedians of drugging best-loved comedians of drugging and raping her. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "the lead." six people dead in one of the worst snowstorms to ever hit buffalo, new york, and its suburbs, an area that knows of sn

this is "the lead." the world lead, is he dead or alive. ? u.s. air strikes target the leader of isis. he may have been killed, he may have been critically wounded. maybe he was a little wounded. maybe not even that. with hardly any intelligence on the ground in iraq, how can the u.s. know? >>> also in world news, spectacular fireworks displays and president obama dressed as if he's kind of on the star trek landing party. either the chinese pulled out all the stops or we're also having the same really weird dream. >>> and the national lead, a bomb cyclone can't be a good thing. frigid cold whips down into the u.s. as millions brace for an arctic blast. and it's not even thanksgiving yet. good afternoon, everybody. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with the world lead and a flurry of conflicting accounts on the fate of the evil mastermind because isis. the coalition seems disturbingly underinformed, shall we say, about where its bombs are going and who they are or are not hitting. air strikes took place targeting isis lea

marcus martin he has an 11-point lead. isaiah thomas leads the score.o. blackhawk is slow by the defenseman. the sharks try to mount a come back. a little joe pawville ski with the second goal of the night. despite any come back, turns, shoots, scores and he is good. the sharks lose it 5-2. the niners go the back to their roots today in new orleans with a run game preventing their first three-game losing streak under jim harbaugh. it took over time. he picked off drew brees and 23 carries and 81 yards. another in the first and off the toss and great cutbacks and 14-0 niners. a key moment of the game a minute 34 left. and kaepernick avoids a sack and air itself to crabtree. it is tied at 24 and then the game went to ot and dawson wins it on a 35-yarder. 49ers win it expim prove to 5-4 -- and improve to 5-4. >> they want to come in and run the ball. we challenge ourselves all week. we want to put the game on us. we are able to run the ball and we played a heck of a game today. >> the 49ers are back and the giants were in seattle. beast mode. marshawn lync

officials say they will finish counting votes that will lead the no. 4 u.s. the command >> : good morning everyone it is monday november 10th early monday morning. welcome the kron 4 morning news will begin the news in just a minute check with the weather and traffic. >> : breaking up the foggy conditions for parts of the north bay this morning. a going bridget shot. were a flogging in this morning temperatures are still fairly mild 56 downtown san francisco oakland 49 san jose lower 50s and in fact where expecting another warm day to day. excess of low clouds tuesday the start off temperature is really start to cool down tuesday and notice the difference tomorrow wednesday thursday watching the storm arriving was the right rain no big rainmaker. but still going to see some rain wednesday and thursday. and a cloud visibility looking into a foggy conditions not everywhere livermore confining clear. tucker fairfield nappa down to west less than half a mile and santa rosa the ground to and have half moon bay down the zero. is driving along with xhosas morning. y

the incumbent is tom torlakson who is leading marshall tuck. torlakson had the support of teachers union. tuck is a former charter schools executives backed by education reformers. >>> berkeley decided to put a special tax on sugary drinks. they voted by 75% to 25% margin for measure d. kpix 5's cate caugiran reports, it's the first time such a proposal has passed. >> reporter: berkeley known for its liberalism has proven to be one of the soda industry's biggest challenges. in the past the beverage industry has successfully defeated every similar tax to measure d and spent money to do it. it the no on measure d campaign raised $2.2 million in berkeley. its ad campaign attacking the measure calling it confusing saying it will raise the cost of groceries and prices at restaurants. the yes on d campaign raised half a million dollars. the majority coming from former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. supporters say the penny per ounce tax would lead to fewer cases of obesity and diabetes. >> it shows that communities can come together for their

louis county, and this is "the lead." the national lead, it is official, a decision is in. they could charge him with murder or manslaughter or they could let officer darren wilson walk. as the grand jury gets sent home, new cnn polls breaking right now show that america wants the police officer who got and killed michael brown to go to trial. and they found out the grand jury made a decision right here on cnn. now that michael brown's family has been notified, the fate of their son's killer will be announced today, what are they saying? how's the family reacting? we'll talk with one of the brown family's lawyers. plus, police stockpiling rubber bullets and teargas grenades as protesters anticipating justice not to be served, get ready to descend upon the streets of ferguson. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. you are looking live at the courthouse in clayton, missouri, the st. louis county seat where a grand jury could be moments away from revealing to the world if the police officer who shot unarmed teenager michael brown after what was by all accounts a rough confro

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 scott brown. well as we have said it was a landslide victory for republicans in the senate so how exactly did they do it? >> peter is live in washington to break down the biggest races. good morning. >> good morning. republicans have exceeded the number they needed to take control of the senate. they have 7 seats winning close races like in iowa where jodi ernst is set to be sworn in this january. >> in washington, politicians are more interested in talking than doing. they ignore problems hoping they go away. but you know what, isis isn't just going to go away. >> well, we did it. >> senator pat roberts was elected to a 4th term after challenged by greg orman. the race didn't end up being that clos

back to our world lead. inside the secret mission to kill the world's most wanted man, osama bin laden, from the former navy s.e.a.l. who says he pulled the trigger himself. for 16 years, robert o'neill was a navy s.e.a.l., and for 8 of them, he was a member of the elite special operations unit known as s.e.a.l. team 6. in may 2011, on the authorization of president obama, o'neill and more than 20 other special operations forces under the cover of darkness conducted a clandestine raid in pakistan that killed bin laden. now, despite taking a vow of silence to keep details of the mission secret, o'neill is speaking out about what happened that night and what it was like to stare in the eyes of the man responsible for the september 11th attacks. robert o'neill, welcome. thank you for joining me and thank you for your service. >> you're welcome, and thank you for having me, mr. tapper. it's good to be here. >> please call me jake, come on. let's start with the moment that you realized this mission was to get bin

this could mean that it leads to a conflict. that is what we would like to avoid because of the sensitive location. central europe. >> giving the same sort of events will happen in germany that we saw happen in china this summer? >> i don't think so. i can tell you that it is the firm intentions of our leadership to solve all problems by political means and peacefully. >> what kind of miscalculation would lead to conflict? >> let's have a demonstration with the people being involved throwing stones, shooting, explosions, a grenade or something. some like that could hit a military installation or a fly would -- a plane would fly over. it would be the outbreak of a tense situation, at least. >> there are pictures from the wall of people on top of the wall trying to tear it down with their hands and tearing off big chunks of the wall. does this give you any concern? are these the sorts of actions that you think rich richer -- could trigger that? >> i have seen pictures of this. nobody intervenes. as long as they're sitting on the w

we begin with the lead-based paint. you see onnclosure the east front today is the first containment to be erected. these containments will be erected around the dome as the work takes place. once the containment is erected, the lead best -- the lead-based be removed using an abrasive blasting media, which is using compressed air. this is used to remove 14 layers of paint from the dome, some of which are 150 years old. because we're working with the ased paint,lead b the workers must use specialized suits. these suits will protect the workers from the material and allows them to breathe while performing the work. paint and the blasting media is sent through large oses down toes -- h it on the ground. these hoses are visible from the west front. removed, aint is lyric primer is applied to prevent rusting. rust could form on the surface of the material within eight hours. this is due to the cast-iron's exposure to moisture in the air. could preventust paint from sticking. after blasting and prime painting is completed, th

that lead to a 46-yard failed goal. washington lead it 13-10 with under eight minutes left. for the win and hyde with the score and 17-13 the final. the niners' third straight victory improves their record to 7-4. >> have to do what they needed to do when they needed to do it. good teams win those types of game. proud of our guys. >> by any means necessary. that's how we are looking for wins. >> we always look back to what we could have done better. we could have won by more points. a win is a win. >> felt like we got into a rhythm and then just started making mistakes here and there. that's the tting about offense. it takes all that we've got to do the job. if one guy doesn't do his job it breaks down. >> sunday night football featured one of the all time great catches. giants' rookie goes up and makes an unbelievable one handed grab for the touchdown. doesn't get much better than this. you can see he used three fingers to make that catch. as you like to say around here that is shumann esque. the cowboys get their own highlight. a minute left and tony romo with all day to t

that's the real walmart. >>> welcome back to "the lead." the politics lead now.out today may explain why so many people rushed out to go shopping on this black friday. for the first time in nearly eight years, a majority of americans think things are actually going well in this corrupt. that number, 52%, is just barely over the majority threshold. but it is a number we have not seen since right before the financial crash. cnn's senior white house correspondent jim acosta joining us now live. jim, pretty big turnaround. haven't seen this for almost a decade. how big a deal with it? >> reporter: it's a big deal. and with the president enjoying downtime over this holiday weekend, more americans are starting to think things are looking up in this country, according to a new cnn/orc poll. but with so many challenges facing this white house, can this good cheer last very long? at the end of a tough week when it seemed the politics of ferguson could overwhelm his presidency, some hopeful signs for the white house, from peaceful ferguson protests to shoppers flooding the

this is "the lead." the world lead, puttin may have tried to be gallant in beijing, but he's up to flow good. russian tafrjs potentially rolling past the brink of war, but does putin have the most powerful weapons of mass destruction inside crimea? >>> plus, they wanted to be exactly like these women jihad is and now cnn is learning the three colorado teen girls who tried to join isis allegedly were being given a road map to syria by one of the terrorist group's most senior commanders and our pop culture lead today, america's favor rid fake newsman jon stewart steps out from behind the fake anchor desk to let me ask some questions. ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the world lead and a renewed sense of crisis in ukraine. it seems while vladimir putin was supposed to be practicing diplomacy and maybe trying to defrost his icy relationship with president obama he might have also been busy brokering back channel deals and plotting his next land grab. fir

this is "the lead." the politics lead, too close to call. races that could decide where the power lies in washington. those races are getting even closer with fewer than 24 hours to go. we'll have the final polls before america votes. >>> the vice president on election eve, claims he's confident his fellow democrats will keep control of the senate. but are he and the president preparing a plan "b" just in case? >>> plus, these are the tv ads that will make you want to take a hot shower. not only are they nasty, many are just plain wrong. we will look at some of the sleaziest ads of this election cycle and we will call out the biggest outright lies. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with the politics lead. just under 27 hours from first poll closing in the midterm elections, a vote that could change the balance of power in washington. and just when you thought it couldn't get any closer, the polls are getting even tighter in states that republicans must win and democrats must keep in or

ernst leads braley by receive points and tom harkin is catching some heat for this. ernst is attractive and sounds nice. i don't care if she's as good looking as taylor swift or nice as mr. rogers. >> the gop is so confident they're already thinking strategy. let's get more from tracy pots in washington. >> betty, good morning. it's possible that republicans could win this. we're seeing they have some momentum in our polls especially in key states. >> you have to ask yourself who is going to be fighting for you? >> he's not on the ballot but republicans insist tomorrow's election is a referendum on president obama. >> a vote for greg orrman is a vote for obama. >> his failed policies go by the name of michelle nunn. 46% of likely voters want republicans in charge. 45% want democrats. >> our ground game is whipping their ground game. >> the economy is usually what turns voters directions. we're feeling good. >> in key battleground states georgia, kentucky, louisiana. our polls show republicans ahead or gaining. they need six seats to win control of the senate. 3/4 of

i think we have a lead and i any we can continue to maintain that lead. but not if we don't recognize that we're seeing essentially the globalization of entrepreneurship. 50 years ago we saw the globalization of manufacturing and some of the implications there. 25 years ago we saw the globalization of capitol markets. now the globallization of preb entrepreneurship. and other countries all around the world have kind of figured out that the secret sauce that has powered this american story is start-ups. entrepreneurs, innovation and they're trying to change their policies around investing in research or investment incentives or immigration policy to attract talent. all kinds can of things to basically say we want those companies here. we want those jobs here so if we get complacent, then we will lose that lead. and we need to figure out a way to support entrepreneurship all across the country and not just affect entrepreneurship, by the way, some of the most successful start-ups in the last 10, 20 years are companies like chipotle, underarmour. >> cochobai

mike honda leads ro khanna 52% to 48%.he district covers parts of santa clara and alameda counties. although honda is not in the lead, he has not declared victory and khanna has no conceded. >> and we had the character of people that reflects the essence of this valley. young people, seniors, people who are veterans and people who are retired. >> i knew this would be a tough race. we were the under dog from day one. we started at 3% in the polls and i'm just excited that we've made this into such a competitive race. >> congressman honda says the registrar of voters told him there should be an announcement sometime today. >>> californians vote to pass proposition 7. it's aimed at reducing the prison population. 58% of voters approved prop 47. it reduces the jail sentence for some drug and property crimes to a misdemeanor instead of a felony. and proposition 48 which would have allowed the north ting to build a casino. it was defeated 60% to 39%. >>> 6:17 is the time. back over to sal. check in on traffic. a lot of people he

she was in the lead for most of it, and they kept about the same lead. every time we got an update here. but really, he gave her a run for her money which is different than we've seen in the history of this. sorry i have a little bit of an echo. toipt get back to you guys over there. this is what's going on here. we'll keep you up-to-date at the end of the speech. >> stephanie, thank you very much. david catania conceding the race to bowser for mayor. republican barbara comstock is the projected winner. >> she's weighing in with a significant lead, 57% of the vote. this was expected to be closer than it was. didn't work out for john foust. foust took the stage and conceded a couple of hours ago. >> barbara cocomstk's camp is celebrating in virginia and that's where we find our peggy fox. >> i'm here with the winner, barbara comstock. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: you blew it out of the water. you defeated john foust soundly. thank you for your supporters. i know you have just a tremendous campaign. how did you do it? >> well, we as i said,

this is "the lead." the world lead. it's an underground labrynth as a new audiotape could prove that their leader is still alive. >>> and call him an equal opportunity agitate for as president vladimir putin plans to put long-range bombers on control and uncomfortably close to u.s. soil. >>> plus, the money lead. no, you have not been sniffing too many exhaust fumes. gas prices really are that low. today a new forecast of how long it will stay that low and what it might mean for your pocketbook. good afternoon, everybody. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. more u.s. troops are preparing to head to iraq to fight isis. and they are trying to show that they have an upper hand against the u.s.-led coalition. isis terrorists take us on a tour of what they claim is an elaborate tunnel of bunkers that will prepare them from air assaults. the intelligence is still trying to figure out if they killed the mastermind at the helm of this group. a newly released audiotape could help clear up this confusion. let's bring in penta

wolf apparently leading in the polls.eantime republican incumbent governor tom corbett rallied supporters in northeastern pennsylvania today. corbett will be in the philadelphia area sunday. he'll be joined by new jersey governor, chris christie, at a rally in bucks county. >> and there is a new place to play poker in philadelphia. players couldn't be happier. take a look. handshakes, applause all around, as the first customers enter the temporary 24 table poker room at sugarhouse, expected to generate $11 million in 13 month, he can pan sean effort began in july. the $164 million project is expected to more than double the size of the fishtown casino. >> now, he spent more than half a year in a mexican jail for crossing the border load guns. tonight a retired us marine is back home. coming up find out what led to his release. >> and happy reunion as the dallas nurse who recovered from ebola gets to take her pet dog bently home for the first time in a week. justin? >> well the rain will come to an end, but the cold and wi

with the freshmen leading the way.ddle of the aggie celebration here is jamie. >> jamie: coach, walk us through the emotion of those fumbles towards the end of the game how you kept your sideline under control. >> i don't know if it was keeping anybody under control. nobody knew what was going on. everybody thought they had the ball. our guys played hard. they got down to the end of the game we made couple of plays, they made some mistakes. >> jamie: the group of true freshmen highway do you feel like they handled this against number three ranked team in the nation? >> you get on the road in this league, every game is hard. it's a good football team. like i said we played hard tonight, young guys, but they kept playing hopefully learn from that. >> jamie: is kyle allen you're guy moving forward after what you saw. >> he is the guy. made decision couple weeks ago, i think he made some mistakes but obviously was poised, i said a week ago, he learned more about himself a week ago than we learned lot more about him, we lea

getting the lead. before they had a chance to lead the raiders downfield for a tie.left in the game. rolls right. now, hail mary. they are now 4-10. >> we ask each other the same questions that you just asked me. what needs to happen just needing to get over the hump. >> making the nhl debut. how is this for a peufrt impression, he turned away all 45 shots, to be the first shark to record a shutout in his debut. beating them 2-0. nascar, taking the town to miami for the race of the season. joey lagano's pit coming to anna end after a tip off. kevin harvick won last week. in the final 4. took the lead, held off newman down the stretch to win his first career sprint cup title. we have reporters with the 49ers in new york and of course vern glen is in san diego all coming up on game day tonight. >> the raiders players, they are classy for the most part for the season. >> it is astounding, optimistic approach. they are building something. they did not expect much but something, right? >> yes. six weeks left. >>> all right, that is it for us at 5:30. see you back here in

sam lib lick is -- sam liccardo is leading dave cortese but anyone can yet claim victory. matt? >> we knew it would be close. it did not disappointed with all precincts reporting, same liccardo is leading by 2,100 votes but there are more main in -- more mail in ballots to count and they could swing the election. there are a third to half of the 1120,000 from san jose so tens of thousands of votes still need to be counted. sam liccardo and dave cortese said this will be time before the winner is clear. they will count the mail ins today and plan on updates before 5 p.m. >> 2,000 votes is not over until you are down counting the 120,000 more votes. >> with a contest this close the number of ballots we have can make a difference. >>> an interesting map from the registrar showing the precincts where each candidate received the most: green is liccardo and blue is cortese. cortese won a majority of the east san jose and liccardo won the majority of west san jose. the regular exterior has four weeks to certify the election which is december 2. if the race is still closes one of candid

not only are we still in the lead, the lead grew a little bit. we are now 12% in first place.porter: 12% above the next candidate. >> reporter: 12% above jean quan with 25% reporter. very exciting news for us. >> reporter: very good. and good luck to you. it could be a long night. we will be watching here at libby schaaf headquarters. we will continue to monitor these results. >> thanks joe. if you have been watching tv at all, you couldn't help but notice all the ads for the state propositions in particular prop 1 and 2. allen martin has late results on those. >> reporter: voters overwhelmingly went for prop 1. the water wonderful it authorizes $7 billion to insure a reliable supply for drought years an 68% of the voters sad said we need it. this is paul deanno's forecast for the week. this is november. looks like endless summer. it is almost an ad for prop 1 in and of itself. prop 2, a slam dunk. voters behind the idea of saving money for what jerry brown had called a rainy day fund. in case of a big catastrophe of a quake or fire. and we loo look at the other state props a

delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock on this november 5th and here's what's happening. >> police and the fbi are following several new leads in the brazen abduction of a philadelphia woman. >> a man who had never run for political office before finds himself making history as the first person to defeat an incumbent pennsylvania governor. >> accuweather is tracking another mild day today and you should enjoy it before a lot of rain comes back into the forecast. >> details, details as george costanza once said. here are david and karen. >> on satellite clouds are getting thicker. the last end of this loop does show a little bit of breakup in the clouds along south jersey and delaware so some early sunshine in beneath. there is some rain out to the west in association with the front that's on its way here but that's fairly light and probably not getting here until later tonight, maybe even until the

pelicans get their first lead of the game here. under four minutes left. anthony davis with the dunk. just over a minute left. wiz up 81-78. gortat off the rebound. you will see it there. a miss by bradley beal to clean it up. two of his 12 points as washington hangs on for the 83- 80 win. let's go to the college game, rutgers versus virginia at barclay's classic. they lead 18-17 at the half. second half. london finds justin anderson for a three-pointer. uva, lead there. they go onto win 45-26 and they are champs of the barclay center classic. that does it for sports. >> burgundy and gold against andrew luck. any chance for us? >> if the redskins can run the ball. the last four teams to beat the colts, 25 carries for the running back and that did it. >> keep andrew luck off the field. >> yeah. that's the goal. >> he can hurt you. >> yeah. >> final look at the first alert seven day. a beautiful day tomorrow. you should get out and enjoy if you have. 58 degrees, a lot of sunshine, but some showers arrive monday night and there is a possibility of a few wet s

in the third, columbus cut that lead three-two, but flyers make it two goal lead after coburn scores first goal of the year. flyers win it four to two. >>> the sixers tonight at madison square garden taking on the nicks. breath brown squad still in search of the first win of the season. >> the jumper, rebound, noel comes up with it, and scores, led the sixers with 17-point, 12 boards, but just could not contain anthony down the stretch. knocking down the baseline, jumper scoring 25 points. their 13th straight game, 91-83 the final. >> well the eagles, cannot afford to look past the titans tomorrow, and the birds are look to go rebounds from last sunday's beat down at lambeau. shady mccoy needs break out game to take some of the pressure off mark sanchez, last season's rushing champ is averaging career low of 3.7 yards per car think year. and has just two, 100 plus yard games. tennessee has one of the worse rushing defenses in the league. >> always something small, something small, almost, almost. so i saw it coming to the. the only time we really get stopped, when we make mistakes gl

i'll describe what happened next by quoting a leading specialist, l.than thral he's a leading middleast analyst for the international crisis group. as he writes, israel recognize that hamas was observing the terms of the cease-fire, and therefore saw little incentive in doing the same. the military attacks on gaza increased, along with more stringent restrictions on imports. exports were blocked. exit permits were blocked. and -- that continued until april 2014 when palestinians committed another crime. bankbased hamas and west -based palestinian authority signed a unity agreement. israel was infuriated -- infuriated even more when the world mostly supported it. even the united states gave week, but actual, support. several reasons for the israeli reaction. one is that unity between gaza and the west bank, between the two movements, would threaten the long-standing policies of separating the two, for the reasons that i mentioned. another reason was that a unity government undermines one of the for israel's refusal to participate in negotiations seriously -- namely, how can we negotia

packers lead it 24-13. minnesota not quitting.dgewater drives the vikings down the field under pressure hits an open greg jennings for the score. they add the two-point conversion and it's a three-point ball game. two minutes to go minnesota needs a stop. no time-outs left. on second and five. handoff to lacy. how about this. huge ten-yard gain here for the first down. that ices the game. green bay holds onto beat minnesota 24-21. >>> colts hosting the jaguars. wide receiver t.y. hilton's wife gave birth to his first child this morning. hilton said he would score for his daughter today. third quarter. andrew luck helps him out. wide open for the 73-yard touchdown. check out the celebration here by hilton. cradling the ball like baby. colts beat the jags 23-3. also tonight, sunday night football matchup on nbc will feature the cowboys and new york giants. let's move over to basketball now. the wizards definitely earned their day off today. the fellows coming off a four-set back-to-back game so far this season. impressive over the w

this is "the lead." tomorrow could be the day that the grand jury indicts or does not indict the police officer who shot michael brown. five led away in handcuffs today as activists line up for protests from coast to coast. and a law enforcement bulletin tells them to brace for riots. >>> 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn, president obama will lay out what he is prepared to do on immigration. but what republicans already know about his plan has them threatening to sue, or worse. >>> and the pop culture lead. he gave us mrs. robinson and turned dustin hoffman's screaming into on-screen magic. we remember mike nickels. he won just about every award there is. here's to you, mr. nickels. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead". i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with the national lead. we may be hours away from a decision that has law enforcement officials anxious and on guard. a ferguson, grand jury, could decide as early as tomorrow whether to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting d

lead is growing. the arkansas poll just came this week showing tom cotton ahead of mark pryor by 13 points. >> thanks for putting down the marker. we'll check you on it and see how it goes. >>> coming up next with republicans just six seats shy of a takeover all eyes are on the battle for control of the u.s. senate. our panel takes a closer look at how some key races are shaping up in the campaign's final weekend when we come back. ,bj9t8ñ"d.d'>q&dgdyjrrçm&6 imdw) t4óq%í7k/(kux#kir>:yÑdjczr8y-'jr ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest ♪like the mountains in springtime♪ ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪come fill me again ♪come let me love you ♪let me always be with you ♪come let me love you ♪come love me again >>> well, with republicans just six seats shy of a takeover all eyes this weekend on the battle for control of the u.s. senate. where as many as ten races remain too close to call. here with a look at how those contests are shaping up in the campaign's final day "wall s

sam liccardo held a 2% lead all day yesterday.ow, santa clara county supervisor dave cortese trails by 2200 votes. nobody was making any victory or concession speeches last night. rebuilding the police department has been the number one issue in the election. dave cortese believes ongoing fighting with the police union is driving the cops away. liccardo wants to continue fighting for pension reforms in court saying that there would be no money to fun the police department or the rest -- to fund the police department or the rest of the city. it's been a long night no official word from the campaigns. we are hearing from liccardo's campaign manager that they are cautiously optimistic of a victory. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> sky one through over the bay bridge just moments ago and says that accident near treasure island is in the clearing stages. in the meantime the metering lights have been really slowed down. it is stacked up through the bay bridge toll plaza. and if you want to ride bart instead that is on tim