marsha fudge is supporting congressman ryan and she's an african-american. we need to stop that. this is a robust debate and doesn't take away from all the great things that leader pelosi has done. and she's the odds on favorite, but this is an upset election year. >> you believe that people should be voting for tim ryan. it sounds like it. >> the caucus has the election. i don't really vote in that. the caucus or the dnc is really stand up for the people and let's start winning some seats. >> agreed. >> we only have five states where we control governors mansions and legislatures. we need a change. >> thank you both. that's all for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. a little late, sorry, rachel. >> you know what, chris, i've given so much extra time to the gods of karma here, you've only just started to scratch it back. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. of all the attractive and in some cases alluring governors that we have in these 50 fine states in our country -- and honestly, they're an unusually handsome bunch of governors in this country. o

marsha fudge, one ohio congress member backing him. this public push could push ryan's stock as a tom beres, channel 3 news. >>> president-elect donald trump is coming back to the state thursday to launch his victory tour. mr. trump wants to say thank you to the twin states that helped to put him in office. he'll hold a rally in cincinnati thursday night. he's also expected to stop in pennsylvania, michigan, and florida. >>> next at 7, if you're looking for gift ideas, these tech devices could be just the thing for you ability to walk, but >> tonight fred sharp shire of our sister station shows us some wearable safety devices to help. >> in the back of my mind, i'm always worried, you know, that something bad will happen. >> reporter: emily ma'am bow does everything she can to protect eight-year-old julianna and 11-year-old margaret, old enough to walk to a they wear a teeny tell. at first glance, it looks like a watch, but it's really a cell phone and gps locator. >> all you do is you press this middle button, and then it says the nam

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let me thank your indefatigable congresswoman marsha fudge. your county executive, armand berni bernice. and let me thank and hope you will vote for your former governor ted strickland to be your next senator. i want to thank the d.j., steph loss, for his musical performance, and i want to thank a very special man, yousseff salaam, who was out here. a young man who has turned what was a very bitter and unjust experience into an opportunity to try to help lift others up. now, i was thrilled to be here on friday night with jay z and beyonce. beyonce even had her dancers in blue pantsuits, which i loved. but what was most important was how beyonce and jay z talked about what this election means for their daughter and for all of our daughters and sons. and that's why i am so grateful to them as well as to lebron, because this election really is about the future and it's about your kids and grandkids and every child in this country that we hope will have their own shot at the american dream. they may not all become champion basketball players, but

also watching the 11th district congressional race between democratic incumbent marsha fudge and challenger beverly to keep the school levy. and if they'll pass the first income tax increase since 1981. >>> and you can count on complete coverage here on channel 3 news. and all of our digital outlets throughout the evening. our special election coverage will begin at 7:30. on wkyc.com. and the channel 3 facebook page. >>> still to come tonight at 6:00. has the negativity of this election weighed you down? we'll take a look at how some >> hey, russ. good evening to you. yes, we are tracking some scattered showers for you tonight. that is going to lead to a cooler day tomorrow. and have you heard the rumors of perhaps a couple of flakes? snowflakes in the forecast this weekend. we'll talk about that coming up after this. >> thanks, michael. >>> plus, people standing in line for a while, after they voted. why they're stopping by this cemetery. >>> first, here's lester with a look at what is coming up on nightly news and beyond. news election center. when we join you tonight, we kidnap to have s

. >> congresswoman marsha fudge agreed. >> today we won because they hear us. >> ryan wants a political profile. >> it's where he's really raising himself and being looked at again as a perennial possibility. >> it's been floated before to head a democratic ticket but the confront of his seat is won out. the longshot odds of winning back the house any time soon. >> a party is going to have no voice at all. from a career perspective he may be looking at then maybe i do look seriously at the governorship. >> he will face a tough challenge. so the challenge the first step in the career of a new tim ryan if >> that really for me is the biggest thing when it comes to get the potential reward moving ahead. >> ryan has told me his focus to this point has been on the fight in congress in 2018. not on 2018 but now this is past but that conversation possibility to change. news 5. >>> turning now to the transition of power in washington and donald trump is doing more than preparing to run our nation's government. >> today he announced he's leaving his business to focus on the presidency. >>> trump

i mean, listen, my congresswoman marsha fudge is supporting congressman ryan and she's an african-americanneed to stop that. this is a robust debate and doesn't take away from all the great things that leader pelosi has done. and she's the odds on favorite, but this is an upset election year. >> you believe that people should be voting for tim ryan. it sounds like it. >> the caucus has the election. i don't really vote in that. the caucus or the dnc is really stand up for the people and let's start winning some seats. >> agreed. >> we only have five states where we control governors mansions and legislatures. we need a change. >> thank you both. that's all for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. a little late, sorry, rachel. >> you know what, chris, i've given so much extra time to the gods of karma here, you've only just started to scratch it back. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. of all the attractive and in some cases alluring governors that we have in these 50 fine states in our country -- and honestly, they're an unusually handsome bunch of governors

just recently we have seen that congresswoman marsha fudge who is the former chair of the congressionallack caucus and congresswoman from ohio just came out for congressman ryan in this fight for the leader of the democratic caucus. there will be folks lobbying. nancy pelosi will be suring up her side. wednesday there will be a vote. i think nancy pelosi will hold on to the minority leadership but not without a fight. >> that fight is coming from her challenger tim ryan of ohio. let's listen to what he said. >> i want to ask the question to my colleagues, how many seats do we have to lose before we make a change. we have lost 68 seats since 2010. is it 80 seats? is it 90 seats? what's the number that forces us to do things differently? i'm pulling the fire alarm here. >> robert, do you agree with ryan that the democrats need a new direction after losing these seats? >> well, elections, especially when you have lost always produce this kind of soul searching among the leadership and about the soul of the party and where it's going. these leadership battles are about positioning the entir

ryan snagged an endorsement from marsha fudge, however pelosi is expected to prevail. >>> looming vote comes as pelosi broadens her leadership team. she named two congressmen from the east bay to co-chair a panel. and this weekend one says he's ready for the fight. >> people are anxious about are we going to be a country that goes back to interning certain people of the population? are we going to be a country that, you know, takes away a woman's right to choose? are we going to be a country that builds a wall on the southern border or a welcoming country for immigrants that lets any person to have the freedom of dream. i want to make sure it is the latter. >> he says he'll also make a push for the democratic party to focus on student loan debt. >>> it is more than two weeks since the election but across california 1.5 bill million bal -- 1.5 billion ballots have yet to be totalled. the count could be static for days because of the holiday break. in the bay area ballot counting continues in santa clara county. >> that's right. in fact, several races are still too close to call. so an a

marsha fudge, who actually ran the democratic national convention for us in philadelphia, was chair of congressional back caucus, very, very popular in our caucus, is supporting me and came out last week. so we have key endorsements, moving people into our camp. we have to correspondent to make the case to our colleagues in the next 24 hours that what's the world going to look like when we walk out of that room on wednesday. what are we going to tell all the democrats? what are we going to tell all the americans that told us they wanted change, that we weren't going in the right direction? i feel like we really need to tell them we got to move in another direction r. i'm the one that's there to help provide that voice. and i know i can go anywhere in the country and campaign for democrats on the issues we talked about a little bit earlier. i'm excited to be able to do that. i'm excited to help create what can look like a very, very new democratic party. >> congressman tim ryan, we will be watching. thanks so much for taking time for "new day." chris? >>> if you've been paying attention

i'll tell you, two of my strongest allies are going to be sherrod brown and marsha fudge and i hope tedtrickland when he gets to washington. people say to me all the time, how you going to get anything done? won't there be gridlock? there will only be gridlock if people elected to represent you don't want to help you. it's not complicated, my friends. if they want to keep helping the wealthy, the powerful and the well-connected, yeah, then we're going to have gridlock. because i want jobs with rising incomes. i want people having a better shot at the future. and we have going to have more clean, arenewable energy jobs t put americans back to work. i want to be the best president small business ever had because that's where most of the new jobs will come from. once we get the new jobs and start producing more things in america, i want people to buy those things in america. any of you see the debates? in the last debate, i pointed out that donald trump has bought chinese steel to build his last two buildingsme. all the while, he's been running around ohio, talking about what a great advoc

marsha fudge, former black caucus chairwoman who -- from ohio who will probably speak on his behalf. and then they vote in the closed ballot. and then whether or not we know the tally is another thing. the tally in the schuller vote was leaked but this one we don't know if we'll know the tally, at least not immediately. >> we'll look for your reporting on all of this. mike lillis, senior congressional reporter for "the hill." thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> sunday on book tv's in epith. a discussion on the december 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the 75th anniversary. on the program, steve twomey, "countdown to pearl harbor." eri hotta and craig nelson with his book "pearl harbor from infamy to greatness" followed by an interview with donald stratton, pearl harbor survivor and author of "all the gallant men." we're taking your phone calls, tweets and e-mail questions live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> now a look at the regulatory framework behind marketing food to children. this was a policy on

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