we are live right now at the juke box diner here in manassas, virginia. because you are very excited about election 2023. which is an off year. but there are a lot of people. earlier, they don't officially open for another 25 minutes, but, some people showed up. this guy was tv talking about why he had voted early. and this woman, who is actually running for state delegate today saw him, this guy for some reason, and showed up the balance of power in the commonwealth of virginia hang not guilty balance today. >> absolutely. >> steve: right now the republicans hold the house by a very slim margin. >> yeah. >> steve: what about the senate. >> we really need to win it. as youngkin says, we need to hold the house and flip the senate. because he has his whole agenda, really, everything that he is trying to pass gets blocked by the senate. to be able for youngkin to be able to get all of his promises kent. >> steve: right. >> so many of them have been already, but to further his agenda, what we really need to do is get them through the house. >> steve: okay. >>

the sun is coming up in manassas, virginia. where it is election day. [cheers and applause] >> steve: in virginia. let's get your motor running because it's the day to vote. good morning, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> steve: hey, joe. good to have you. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> steve: thank you, everybody. and it's standing room only. thank you very much. so many people. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> steve: it is such a big crowd. such a big crowd today because everybody wants to talk about the big election. live from manassas where right now it is 53 degrees. it is a great day to vote. thank you for coming, everybody. [cheers and applause] why are they here? for this reason. it is 7:02 on the east coast and election day in some states, including here in the commonwealth of virginia where polls have been open for an hour and two minutes. i'm here at the juke box diner in manassas talking to voters, as the republican party looks to flip the balance of power in the general assembly. they want to hold the house and flip the senate, b

they launch rockets on these red 75 meters for manassas because what they know precisely is when we strike a launch pad like that, the hospital would be damaged as the attacks in the north intensify as well now size, it's a split the gaza strip into to despite increasing international cause for sea side as well, site is that won't happen until all the hostages held by him assa 3. and until then, those on the ground can only take shelter and hope to survive. meanwhile, us like to cheryl straight down. the blanket has arrived in turkey as part of his middle east strip and a bitch to find solutions to be found. how about conflict? lincoln is beautiful. talks with a stroke. his counterpart took on feet on data. on monday, his visit comes and he took the relations between his trail unto a key with assembled, urging him to stop its attacks on got the audio blinking made an unexpected stopping it out. he warned against other parties becoming involved in the middle east conflict. it was very important to send a very clear message to anyone who might seek to take advantage of the conflict and gas,

they launch rockets on these red 75 meters for manassas because what they know precisely is when we strike a launch pad like that, the hospital would be damaged as the attacks in the north intensified as well now size, it's a split the gaza strip into to despite increasing international cause for sea side as well, the site is not loading happened until all the hostages held by a mass of 3. and until then, those on the ground can early take shelter, and hope to survive or dw correspond to rebecca renters, interest them as more now on israel's claim that it has split together into something we've been expecting. and watching happen over the last days or even weeks we've, i fully expected them to split the strip into 2 and now they have come out and said that they've successfully done that with the idea of troops reaching the shows, the beach line. and they are holding their position, then i'll obviously they want to try to cut the 2 off. they believe that the noise is their, their main focus, particularly garza city, where they say come off is really headquartered. and we believe it in the n

they launch rockets on these red, 75 meters for manassas because what the note precisely is when we strike the launch pad like that the hospital would be damaged as the attacks in the north intensified as well now sized they to split the gaza strip into, to despite increasing international cause for sea side as well, the site is not loading happened until all the hostages held by him assa 3. and until then those on the ground can only take shelter and hope to survive. and from all of this, i'm no joined by the w special correspondent i if i came in the jerusalem, have israel says it's mandatory is split the gaza strip in to explain what that looks like. so we have confirmation from this really military that there is now a northern and southern gaza, but they've also told us that is really troops have reached the gaza shore the coast, so to speak and are holding positions. they're additionally, what we're also being told is that is really troops have in circled gaza city in the northern part of the strip. and that in the coming days, we can expect that is really troops will come into close

possibly for 10 days or more, we only record moder, statistically, as we are able to verify them of manassas or hospital in the territory. so it's, it's just one of the sites where the doctors are overwhelmed by the influx of victims. the faculties in dire need of fuel electricity and medication. while all hospitals and northern guns are not allowed to build service admitted really attacks, the director of the nester hospital morgan again spoke to us about the identification and treatment of the dead ball calling for women and children to be spared from the vitamins. what am i also want to show you once inside the necessary medical complex mater is move to the mort for identification by the family and then a forensic dr. exams. the bodies condition from one's to fractures and dismemberment thoroughly documented and registered to full name. after the authentication process, the motors are shrouded. in the closing they arrived in 1299 percent of the martyrs arrived at the more kind of wounds fractures and severely damaged it. so there is no washing involved in this. we would water due to the o

evade poverty, as well as deal with corruption in government and conflict in the biase heart of manassas out there. well that's it for me down jordan, for now you can find more information on my website. i'll just come there. it is, i'll be back at the top of the i with more now i'm going coverage of israel. it's on the concept. come from a cost is up. next state you have done so much bye. the it was the gruesome murder that shops malaysia to policeman was sentenced to death for shooting a young woman. i'm blowing up a party that was the killing link timberly just highest office, and one on one east road exclusive. one of the convicted pillars breaks the silence to make some facial revelations measurement a 00 who must speaks on out to 0. the kind of air i misspelled the attain. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. the week you look at the wealth of business and economics this week is what was more on does that has the police said that the israeli workforce enforced businesses to close? can the economy withstand a prolonged conflict? also this making dollars that is repeatedly plunge

alleviate poverty, as well as deal with corruption in government and conflict in the biase heart of manassas, which is there. russia says it's shot down to you quite in a fly to jets and intercepted. 18 drugs is defense, ministry, and must go reported. russian forces have repelled a tax in eastern ukraine. and this is that for region region to the south. ukraine says it has engaged in $42.00 baffles with russian troops along its front lines and repelled several attacks in the past 24 hours. at least 4 people have been killed in a stampede of the music festival in southern india. it happened in the coaching, university of science and technology in catalyst a event was interrupted by rain, prompting people to shelter and that resulted in a stampede. at least 60 people were injured to.

alleviate poverty, as well as deal with corruption in government and conflict in the biase heart of manassas, which is there. russia says it's shot down to you quite in a fly to jetson intercepted 18. drones is defense ministry and moscow reported russian forces had repelled attacks in east and ukraine. and this is that for region region to the south. ukraine says it has engaged in $42.00 baffles with russian troops along its front lines and repelled several attacks in the past 24 hours. at least 4 people had been killed in a stampede of the music festival in southern india. it happened in the coach in university of science and technology in catalyst state event was interrupted by rain, prompting people to shelter. and that resulted in a stampede. at least 60 people were injured to critically. a gunman has killed 9 people in the mexican states of a walk at you. for others. 3 women and one man were wounded. i'd take it to a local hospital. local authorities have said the confrontation with spock, overland disputes. the shooting is the latest that the violence between communities and the provi

. ♪ >> juke box diner in manassas, virginia, it's "fox and friends."an oh, man, so many people here today, i've actually -- you need help with that? so many people here today, i've actually had to help them out in the kitchen. who had the belgian waffle? >> me. >> who had the sausage? [cheering] >> steve: i'm saving the bacon for me. welcome, everybody. it's "fox and friends" live. hello, camera guy. bacon? bacon guy. i don't know who that guy is, i'm taking his picture. it's 8:00 on east coast and election day 2023, in some states including virginia, the polls have been open two hours. live at juke box diner. we'll be talking live to governor glenn youngkin. his bus pulled up to the diner and all about flipping power balance in the assembly, hold the house and flip the senate. [cheering] >> lawrence: in virginia -- [cheering] >> lawrence: bacon looks good. virginia is one of the 37 states casting ballots today. >> ainsley: polls open in mississippi and pennsylvania, new jersey, ohio and kentucky. >> brian: i like to find out more, go to alexandria liv

so after second manassas they're all back towards washington by christmas they've all branched it out and so naval force is very is just on the western edge or the eastern edge of the fairfax french border, loudoun county. so that's how close those troops are. and part of what is to keep in mind is i hope we will bring all together. it is the notion that stuart is not going to ride around again is to ride through here. and that makes it, i believe, possible. for the second part of the story to be important. there was no railroad code at the time between fredericksburg or acquire and washington, so all the supplies coming to washington, the large depot at alexander had to come by road. they came down route one, which is as the telegraph road at the time. more commonly read around one or now emancipation in that area had been hit three times between november and december three times by wade hampton cavalry and with some success. so stuart assumed that if i take a larger force of cavalry. hampton i will have greater what he did not was because of the earlier success, the federal still ha

in the state senate republicans added a seat for a 2119 majority and it came close in manassas., 51-49 democratic majority and republicans lost around fredericksburg where abortion was a major issue but these, this was a close run thing. paul: what does this say about youngkin's brand of republican politics, possibly succeed in a state that has been trending democratic? >> it is hard for him. unlike desantis, who lost some elections and went back and fought school boards and local elections and changed the complexion of florida, glenn youngkin has done it in virginia. the national issue, the whole media is on the other side. i feel sorry for these republicans because they are up against the whole media, not just democrats. president biden has taken the message as a lot of democrats that the way to win and overcome all other weaknesses is say you are amaga extremist and want to ban abortion and that's the civil message to take and he has the method. paul: let's talk about that abortion issue. it really hurt republicans and the evidence is undeniable, played some role in the virgi

i want to bring many steve doocy at the jukebox diner in manassas, virginia.you're with virginia governor youngkin. if he can hold the house and flip the senate, maybe he'll run for president, is that right? >> well, you never know. one step at a time. hey, everybody, we're talking to stuart varney right now. [cheers and applause] and, of course, the governor of the champion wealth of -- >> great to be with you. stuart, thank you for having me with you. >> there you go. so today is a really big day. ed the is election day. but historically republicans generally go to the polls on election day. but manager's happened that's different this i'm, and that is early voting. and and what happened saturday? >> well, we worked really hard to get republicans off the sidelines to the vote early because we want 'em to make sure that their vote is secure. and on saturday we had a really strong day based on our calculations. we actually won the vote on saturday in early voting going into today. but all that does is put added effort to the make sure that we get everybody to

in manassas.ause they were trying to hold the house and flip the senate. ultimatultimately republicans le house and did not pick up the senate there either. the governor was trying to come up with moderate winning approach for republicans that could be a model across the country. that was, okay. let's make the abortion ban after 15 weeks. that seems reasonable. but ultimately, apparently the people of the commonwealth didn't think so. >> when you're explaining, you're losing in politics. that's what youngkin was trying to do. that's what we saw in ohio as well. they are trying to say oh, well, you know, 15 weeks. this exception. maybe it's not that. it wasn't clear. republicans were really on the defense, on their backs trying to explain what they're trying to do with abortion. and voters just weren't buying it. they didn't trust republicans and we see that in these election results. >> steve: joe, real quickly, regarding abortion. if it's on the ballot, it's not helpful to republicans. how do the

evade poverty, as well as deal with corruption in government and conflict in the biase heart of manassas out there, look at the foreign ministers of china, japan and south korea, a meeting in percent to discuss strengthening ties. it's the 1st such meeting between the neighboring countries in 4 years and it comes off to north korea of violated un resolutions this week by placing its 1st spice satellite in a little bit. it also comes as so a tokyo, deep and security cooperation with the us as concerns rise about china is growing regional the influence for steam. uh, what do i do, but we now stand at the turning point in history. the international situation has become more severe and complex than ever before, including russia's invasion of ukraine, the situation in the middle east and the growing threats from north korea, especially from the progress of cooperation between the 3 countries. with great, you contribute to peace and prosperity, not only for us, but also for the region and the well to sort of the story youth actually that to the i present in the face of accelerated evolution of

skyler henry, cbs news, manassas, virginia. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday.or "cbs mornings." reporting from the nation's capital, i'm erica brown. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. a night of gun violence in america. four injured when a man opened fire at a walmart in ohio before authorities say he killed himself. also at least three killed and another injured in a shooting in rural colorado. >>> x, formerly known as twitter, is suing watchdog group media matters for libel. the suit claims media matters manufactured a report that says ads run on x are shown alongside neo-nazi content. texas' a.g. is also investigating the group. since that report, a number of major companies pulled their ads from the platform. >>> finally, david letterman back at "the late show." the former ost was a guest on last night's episode of "the late show with stephen colbert," his first appearance since 2015. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connecte tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new rk. >>> tonight, with thanksgiving just thre

in the biase heart of manassas out is there. thousands of people in argentina has marched in, going to side us to mark the international day for the elimination of violence against women the, the government of newly elected the far right presidents, heavier malay could erode women's rights delay, has criticized argentina's abortion laws, and has pleasure to get rid of the government department charged with preventing violence against women. the protesters and mexican city have also taken to the streets among them where the parents of missing and killed women. carried placards with the names of the victims . an average of 10 women are violently killed in mexico each day. and in the peruvian capital, lima protest is demanded an end to domestic violence. they accuse the legal system of ignoring the killing and abuse of women. one mother whose daughter was murdered, feared her child killer, could be set free on us, but justice be done. she left her family behind the children in distress between mother. she was my only daughter in the mind who killed her can walk out free just can't be. how

alleviate poverty, as well as deal with corruption in government and conflict in the biase heart of manassas, which is a look at the foreign ministers from china, japan and south korea, a meeting in boston to discuss strengthening ties. it's the 1st such meeting between the neighboring countries in full use. it comes off to north korea violated un resolutions this week by placing its 1st spice satellite in a little bit. it also comes as sold and tokyo, deep and security cooperation with united states as concerns rise about china is growing regional incidence. eunice kim sent this update from so of no joint press conference, no joint statement, perhaps the biggest take away from this meeting that brought the top diplomats of south korea, japan and china into one room is that it happened much has changed in the dynamics among the 3 asian neighbors since their last 4 ministers meeting in 2019, namely, japan and south korea have shifted their icy relations to a quote unquote new era in cooperation with washington, which beijing views with skeptical eyes as a way to contain it. now on sunday, in