andy barr, the incumbent and amy mcgrath is the challenger. trying to make competitive, they recruited good candidates, retired military fighter pilot. she says you voted to repeal obamacare and take away the existing coverage. the president won here in kentucky 6th by 15-plus points. if this changes to blue tonight, you are seeing something. if it stays red, what does it tell us? the democrats can still get to the net 23 they need if this stays red, but tells you that it will be a harder tasks. >> at the top of the hour we have will poll it closing in most of florida and virginia. potentially we could get an indication of which direction the country is moving. >> in some ways better indications, not to discount kentucky 6th. if democrats think they can get 23, the question is can they get 30 or more, kentucky 6th factors into that. you are talking about the other races when you come to virginia right here, the 10th congressional district, this is a must-win for the democrats. washington, d.c. is right here. this is the part of the country whe

amy mcgrath has run on health care and her former military service. district turns blue you can be almost certain that the democrats are taking back the house. one of the building blocks, if you will for the democrats to get that net 23 to take back the house. another place to watch early on, midatlantic reason. let's start in virginia. test for the democrats. do you just get one? their favorite to flip, this republican seat in the northern suburbs or can they get two, possibly three? prime target here and one of the key 2018 battlegrounds. why does this district tell us more than just what's happening in virginia? the richmond suburbs where democrats, especially democratic women, think they will do well. president trump's numbers down in the suburbs near richmond. can the democrats get propelled to victory there? dave brat in the other parts of the district, tea party. the trump base is there. classic confrontation of suburbs versus trump country in virginia 7. can the democrats pull that one off? if be a gallon spanberger wins tonight you can be cer

. >> for voting rights crusader molly mcgrath, the age old american tradition of grassroots organizing is still the best strategy. >> we're just talking to folks today to see if you guys were registered to vote, if you need a wisconsin state i.d. >> 36-year-old mcgrath, now a prominent voice in her home state, found a rather indirect path into voting rights advocacy. >> hey, how is it going? >> hi. >> i was miss wisconsin. that was kind of my first job after college. >> so you're a beauty queen talking about voting rights? >> yes. should i go get my crown. >> after serving out her pang pageant term, mcgrath earned her law degree in new york. >> i found myself learning more and more about the suppressive tactics that states were taking and that this i.d. law was going to be in place in wisconsin in 2016 for the first time and i knew that this was something that i wanted to work on. >> we know that not having an i.d. is a big problem. >> i pivot i think between feeling really sad about it and really angry about it. and then of course, incredibly motivated. >> so motivated she moved back

news 4's megan mcgrath is live there. >> reporter: if you look at our live came, you can see some of the pretreating that's happened here in advance of this storm c systeming through here. we can see the stripes. that's the brine or the salt solution that was put down on the roadway. we're on 270 in the urbana area. not seeing any precipitation yet, but we're told it is heade in our direction. of course, just in time for rush hour, which is going to be a problem here thi morning. they are ready. they're prepared. the pretreating has been de. take a look at video we shot early this morning. our first stop of the day was at a salt dome. that was in the gaithersburg area. you can see all of the activity that happened early this morning. i think we g this video around 4:00 this morning. all of the trucks loading up with salt. they have finished that process. at this point, those trucks are now deployed. as we drive along, we've seen them here and there, parked along t shoulders of the major roads in the area. at this point, they're in stand by mode, waiting for the sleet or freezing rain

is a challenger a first time challenger for the democrats against an incumbent andy barr amy amy mcgrath is does not have political experience she has military experience she was a marine pilot to this is something that we've actually been seeing a lot of more and more democratic women with military experience going out and contesting the polls mickey cheryl in the new jersey eleventh is another example so we're watching to see what happens in this district in kentucky as a state it's eleven points more republican than the national average this is a republican state went for trump in two thousand and sixteen but this particular district centered around lexington we will see what happens exactly with with this in terms of the eastern states that are closing we move towards the west. people talk about. the changes in the political landscape what should we be looking for in terms of what's going on in the eastern states so we'll let them reflect to give us an idea of what happen across the country yes we have besides kentucky which is that first house race that's up for grabs we have three

the andrew gillums, the stacey abrams, the amy mcgraths, the m.j.hagers.but extremely talented. when andrew gillum was on the stage with ron desantis, there was no question who won that particular debate in that particular moment. when you are looking at quality candidates, that's why democrats have -- and our candidates have stepped back from the national discussion somewhat, and they fit their state and they fit their congressional district. the andy kims, they fit their congressional districts. i think it is going to bode well as democrats go through because the country is becoming more diverse and i think you will have a more diverse participation tonight, and a younger participation tonight. >> certainly democrats have been focusing on whether you believe the candidate or not, they have been focusing on health care which clearly to a lot of people is important in the exit polls. >> yes. and important to a lot of women, and women are going to be so centrally think to this election, to david's point, and a certain kind of woman, that suburban woman. i t

mcgrath running at 59%. benchmark in my head is 60%. mcgrath wants to be on the north side of 60%.f that. looks like absentee vote. see that she's going to sink or swim on that. go to outlying areas. you got very republican areas in the outlying parts of this district. see a lot of red there. you probably see blue around frankfo frankfort. getting the lead to go back to the big board here. one district getting action right now. in less than ten minutes that's going to change in a big way. all these districts in florida are going to start getting results. four competitive districts in virginia. going to start getting results two right here. small geographically big in terms of the stakes right outside of atlanta. sixth and seventh going start getting results. things are going to really be picking up here in the next couple of minutes. >> steve kornacki. one of the big senate races that has received more than outsized national attention is the ted cruz senate race in texas. he is running against a national democrat democratic. no democratic has won in 25 years. he has become a nation

. >> he's in a tough race against amy mcgrath. tell us about that. one reason i don't like it is -- mcgrath was two-and-a-half years ago. she started campaigning a year and eight months ago. andy barr has not done anything to be voted out of office at all . i am a big trump supporter and a big republican supporter, and i haven't heard one of her that matter at all to the regular people of kentucky. state.a big coal things.a lot of other i voted for andy barr, and everyone that the republican nationally that i could vote for. local races are different. you have to go for the person you know. i will have a split vote tomorrow, but i just wanted to make that clear. the people of kentucky know it. thank you for your time. >> thank you. that is kentucky's sixth congressional district. edward joining us in las vegas, where the democrats hope to defeat dean heller. what will happen in your state? >> i think we are going to flip the senate. to shock -- we are going to vote and there will be a blue wave in nevada. >> thank you. next to gilbert in winchester,

kentucky, amy mcgrath, we'll check on how she is doing. and at the top of the hour, 9:00, we have some big state polls closing there. arizona, texas, we'll have updates on that. and jeff pegues coming up on how the department of homeland security is trying to keep our elections safe. we want to show you some early estimates. in the state of west virginia, that race is leaning toward the democratic party in a re-election for senator joe manchin there, which is a big hold for the democrats in a state that gave donald trump his largest margin of victory in the 2016 election. let's take a look at indiana, in the hoosier state. that race is now leaning republican. this would be a republican pickup in the senate there. joe donnelly is the democratic incumbent there. and so the republicans feeling good. that means in indiana he failed to turn out the vote in indianapolis. but it's still early. in the state of mississippi, this would be a historic election, mike espy could be the first african american since reconstruction elected to the senate fr

eighteen i lit a woman named amy mcgrath who was up against the incumbent republican andy barr and she was giving him a race but she is is now so far behind she's just a few percentage points behind but there is so little of. vote left to be counted she will not be able to make that up so there is hope for democrats in other places in illinois they picked up a governor's seat j.p. pritzker picked that one up over the sitting governor bruce browner but here in joe donnelly headquarters tonight there is a lot of disappointment so so they're going to have to make up this senate seat the democrats will if they're going to have any hope of recapturing the senate and they've still got work to do in order to capture the house indeed for the moment to john hundred will leave it all the disappointed democratic headquarters there in indianapolis let's go over to patsy cline washington to discuss how the election is going from the point of view of all of the contributors she has that sitting waiting to comment on the results that are coming in interesting times patty very interesting time so it s

saw amy mcgrath mcgrath turn that around and say who are tax most?enefiting the on healthcare, democrats are laser focused talking about healthcare. you saw andy barr, the congressman trying to turn that she said, s is what how are you going to pay for it? the congressman struggle with amy mcgrath, candidate, she doesn't have legislative votes that can be picked apart. at whaty can do is look she's said and try to hold that -- hold her accountable to that. using college basketball lexington, kentucky rings to the voters i'm sure. candidate, he will win tonight. >> steve skully has results now 8:30 hour. >> susan, one of the most expensive senate races in the beto o'rourke, raised 38 million last quarter alone. ou can see just how tight this race is. again, only a small percent, 1% democratic ut congressman with 51% of the vote senator to 48.4% for ted cruz it, could be a long night, a lot of metropolitan in, s in texas not coming dallas, forth worth and houston. florida governor's race, close between former congressman ron desantis and gillum, mayor

matt mcgrath reports.r: for decades, the oce' have been the world' most important border against global warming,90 soaking up of the excess heat trapped in the atmosphere by greenhouse gases. but accurately measuring how much heat has actually gone into themp seas is a huge and x task. no using an indirect method, researchers say 60% more warming has gone into the oceans than previously estimated. scientists say this is bad news for the planet, as it means the earth is producing more carbon emissions. if that's the case, we will likely see more extreme weatherm events and rapting of ice caps. the extra heat will also have implications for marinlife. >> this can severely impact ecosystems such as barrier reefs , for example, the iconic australian barrier reef is sensitive to temperature change. it can also drive a certification of the ocean n which ally impact food security. reporter: the udy underlines how difficult it will be to keep global temperatures below the targets agreed and the paris climate agree

news 4's megan mcgrath is in gaithersburg with the latest on road conditions. >> reporter: hey, guys. you can see we're at a salt dome here in gaithersburg. a lot of activity early this morning. look at the le of snowplows. it actually wraps around the salt dome. there along the side is where they're loading the trucks up with t o salt andther things they're going to need once this wintry mix hits the area. we'reinot s any precipitation at this point. it's not going to come north to this area for a little while yet, but you can see they are whatever ready for comes our way. we are expecting that wintry mix, of course, during the morning rush hour. so never great timing for that sort of thing. we've s seene school systems in the area delaying. hasn't happened in montgomery county, but things could change he morning progresses. we'll keep you updated on that. as you make your way to work this morning, keep in mind this will start to kick in as the morning wears on. it could get slippery out there. also something to remember, because we haven't been in this mode for a while, if you encou

that's a tough race for any democrat to win, mcgrath has been a phenomenal candidate but the virginiaritical. if we win multiple races, we will -- >> harris: if you lose multiple races, too. can democrats work with the president in the house? >> i worked on bipartisan legislation with my good friend doug collins, a conservative republican from rural georgia, i'm a progressive democrat, we came together on legislation, successfully in society. i think we've seen cooperation in this congress. >> harris: prison reform wouldn't be a shocker, health care would be. >> we've said we need to fight to lower the high cost of prescription drugs. that's something donald trump is also suggested, let's figure out a way to get that done. >> harris: thank you very much. be sure to tune into fox news channel tonight, special live coverage of these critical elections. bret baier, martha maccallum, you saw them right here. we will have all the breaking developments, it all starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern. look at which ways of certain races are leading which ones have been called. football on fox, you're go

bishop patrick mcgrath apparently took a fall and is being treated for a slight fracture of a disc in his back. he's held this post since 1999 and has now asked for early retirement. so far, no date has been announced. bishop mcgrath has been active on behalf of immigrants' rights and recently, he's held listening sessions with parishioners on the church's clergy sex scandal. >>> well, it's the flavor of resistance. ben & jerry's is rolling out a new ice cream flavor to take a stand dennis president trump. it's called mecpecan resist. jodi hernandez is at ben and jerry's in berkeley with the big role a local artist is playing in this kpcampaign. jodi? >> reporter: raj, it might not be a flavor everybody is going to like, particularly republicans, but a bay area artist is hoping her design and the flavor will be pleasant on the palate and politically persuasive. >> my art is about empowerment, it's about joy and it's also about human dignity. >> reporter: oakland artist rodriguez's work is now pecan resist, a multi-textured chocolatey mix has rodriguez's heart on the pint-sized contain

he was able to beat out amy mcgrath. she ran a very good race. some suggested she might try to run against you in 2020. do you think that will not happen now? >> it's a free country. it was a terrific victory by andy barr. he was outspent dramatically. that's a purple district. it's gone back and forth between the parties over the years. it was a great victory for andy barr. he earned it. >> dana: you're running the senate for the next two years. there are about half dozen senators, democrat, who want to run in 2020. how might that affect things going on in the upper chamber? >> may have an attendance problem as we look around to see who's in town. we do apparently have a lot of presidential democratic wanna bes in the senate. it will be interesting to see what they're up to. >> dana: you always play your cards a little close to the vest. we'll keep checking in with you. congratulations on the win in

megan mcgrath is at the restaurant for us. she will have a live report in our next half >>> today opening statements will begin in the murder trial of james fields. he the man accused of intentionally driving his car into a crowd of people in charlottesville last year. heather heyer was killed dozens more were hurt. heyer and therethers were the to protest a gathering of white nationalists. fields is a self-professed neo-nazi. yesterday the judge warned potential jurors of a robocall being made to some charlottesville homes. c're told thels contained racist, anti-semitic, and ac rate information about those deadly august 2017 incidents. > a serial killer who says he murdered more than 90 people may be responsible for the death of ria woman ine george's county more than 45 years ago. convicted killer samuel little is serving three life sentences in texas and is talking about other crimes he in 1972, hunters found a woman's remains in laurel. her body was discovered in what had been a woode areaff route 197 in the bw parkway. de

matt mcgrath, bbc news.from space. the researchers are using the highest resolution satellite pictures available which capture the shapes of different species. the bbc‘sjonathan amos has more on this new technique. big, beautiful, but we're a little sketchy on their numbers. whales are recovering from commercial hunting, although how well is open to question. the problem is their range. whales will cover vast tracts of the globe. what's needed is a rapid way to survey the oceans, to zoom in on their breeding and feeding grounds. the answer is the sharpest views from space ever released. well, this big blue piece of paper here is a satellite image of baja, california off the west coast of mexico. and as you look closely, each one of these white specks is actually a whale that we're seeing. it's a whale near the surface. we can use these very high—resolution images to actually count the number of whales in any particular area. but totting up the numbers is one thing. scientists also need to know the type of wh

andy barber and mcgrath. do you think this helps the republican?his debate in the lexington area or cut the other way, or do you know? >> you know, that race is so close. the final "new york times" poll had it 44-44 there. there's not really been that much other public polling. both campaigns will tell you it's on a knife's edge. i talked to andy bar a little bit today. he feels good about the rural areas of the district. it's got urban fayette county, lexington. and the rest is fairly rural. so you've got a lot of different and diverse populations. the trick to winning is to get the rural vote energized and maximize it. that's why amy mcgrath brought joe biden into owingsville, trying to tamp down what andy is trying to do to run up the score. i think that -- and the president came and went to richmond, which is not in lexington, either. so both campaigns understand, the whole game is whether andy can run up the score in rural america. and i'll be honest, right now outside of lexington, what donald trump says is still what goes. and barr knows it.

american candidate could become one of the first muslim women to serve in congress, as well as amy mcgrath. a woman used her role as a mother to strengthen her campaign. she nursed her child while she described her political program in an advert. alreadyr-old lawyer has member of the house of representatives could be the first female governor of south dakota. the polls have opened on the east coast. they will be voting throughout the day in the united states. you can tune in for the results of the election starting at 3:00 a.m. is hot button issue immigration, donald trump putting the spotlight on a caravan of central american migrants heading towards the u.s.. trump has called it an invasion of criminals and terrorists. many migrants are making their journey on foot to get away from poverty and violence in their home countries. migrants are hundreds of miles from reaching the u.s. and are stopping to rest in mexico's the. daesh in mexico city. -- in mexico city. >> there is a constant stream of central americans arriving in mexico city. you are starting to see the sheer scale of the movem

incase in point, amy mcgrath kentucky. just closing their as she looks to upset the republican incumbent. talk to me about the importance of early voting and you and your team's focus on that. >> early voting has been very important. historically in florida, republicans had a pretty sizable lead in early voting. that was their strategy, and we had to play catch up on election day. we invested heavily -- and again, we is everybody in the democratic ecosystem. we invested heavily in early voting and were able to close the gap so it was a virtual draw in early voting. now with the excitement around andrew gillum, we think we will have a real spike and african-american turnout. early voting showed that and today is showing that as well. latinos as well, and young people are coming out. in nevada, again, the strategy we democrats is to make sure are working early voting in clark county, which is las vegas, where 70% of the voters reside, and we were able to bank a pretty sizable advantage from the early vote and we see it in th

. >> my name is kiki mcgrath. my grandfather was really into dinosaurs.ark from a bygone era. >> hi. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. i'm kiki. >> great to meet you, kiki, and i like your friend. it was pretty clear i was in the right place. >> this is my grandfather's creation. let's go take a look. >> that "creation" is prehistoric gardens, which sits in a lush stretch of old-growth forest, with ocean mist filtering sunlight through its towering trees. i would camp out here, and i don't camp. but be careful! giant monsters lurk. triceratops, wow. the grounds are teeming with dinosaurs. feast your eyes on 'em. there's the plate-covered stegosaurus... a towering t-rex... a soaring pteranodon and many more. each imposing creature a life-size replica of an ancient past, including this 46-foot-high, 86-foot-long brachiosaurus. >> four years from start to finish... >> amazing! >> ...to build this one. >> i just really can't believe the scale. the story of these creatures begins in 1907, in gordonsville, minnesota, where ernie nelson is born. young ernie can't stop dr

in northwest, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> two teenagers under arrest and facing charges forsellegedly ing a fire that destroyed a northern virginia restaurant. these are pictures of that fire. that was back in october. at the former marco polo seafood restaurant. news 4's cis gordon in vienna with new surveillance video of the crims >> t surveillance camera video shows two teenagers on the top of your screen riding bikes. they enter the building. when they leave, smoke can be seen coming out of a window followed by flames. it was sunday, october 14th. rick lian was working next door at a.j.'s sports stop. he was alerted that the fire wan ge close. he ran outside taking these pictures of the blaze that destroyed the empty building that wasormerly the marco polo restaurant. he was concerned that the fire would spread to his store. >> up tre, n to the store here. the trees, i was afraid the trees woucatch. so the police started roping off the area, no customers could come into the store. it was kind of scary. >> vnna police dharjd a 14-year-old and a 13-year-old with starting this arson

news 4'segan mcgrath is live on the scene with more details.n good g. >> reporter: good morning, guyju st a tremendous amount of damage here. if you take a look behind me, you can see all the debris that's still out here on the sidewalk. inside the restaurant itself, there's really nothing left. the structure has been just gutted. a pretty intense situation. take a look at the cell phone video, and you can see the conditions that greeted rescue crews as they arrived on the scene. the fire was very far gone at that point. they had flames shooting out of the windows.er very, intense fire conditions here.at forty, firefighters were able to prevent the fire from spreading to the business and church next door. no one was injured, but a tremendous amount of damage. the weather conditions last night made things even more difficult. >> the key element here was the wi the wind were gusting, and that was aind fan fire. it made a bad fire a bit worse.r >>orter: the big question the today is what started fire. that is still not known.ai cey they're going to be coming back, taking a closer look, tr

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as well as brian mcgrath. eric, i'm going to let you start.ell us what happened about lek 20, our department received a report of shots fired. our deputies entered to confront the suspect. i can tell you right now that we know of at least 11 victims. there are multiple fatalities. one of the victims is one of our sheriff's deputies. >> when you say victims, how many are we talking about? >> right now the count is 11 that i have. >> how many fatalities? >> i don't have a breakdown on that. my understanding is 11 total victims. but there are multiple fatalities among those. >> among those, among the 11 so we're not talking about a larger number than 11 at this point. >> no. >> and one of victims is a member of the ventura county sheriff's department. has that person died? >> he's been transported to a local hospital. i don't have specs on his condition. >> are we looking at these victims to be young college students, as well? >> i don't know the break down. typically that would be the crowd. there were at least a couple hundred people inside at

but it's a neck and neck race between andy barr and amy mcgrath. if democrats get an upset in mcconnell's back yard, it will be a pretty big night for democrats. >> dana: our next guest will talk about amy mcgrath and a few other veterans running. josh kraushaar, happy to have you. everybo everybody, follow him on twitter and elsewhere. >> thank you. >> dana: the anti-semitic truck driver making a court appearance. and a growing number of u.s. troops arriving at the southern border. a live update on the mobilization and potential for trouble when the caravan arrives. >> and they got a lot of rough people in those caravans. they are not angels. they are not. we're tougher than anybody. we're tougher than any force. we're probably going to have to be. unfortunately. surance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ our mission is to provi

ma mcgrath against barr. this is lexington kentucky. this is going to give us a clue early in the night perhaps what kind of night it's going to be on the house side. are the democrats overperforming? is mcgrath making suburbs in the rural areas? we may get a sense there. at 7:00, again, 7:00 eastern time, look all these competitive districts here in virginia. look at all these competitive districts in here in florida. we're going to get poll closings in these places. i think we're really going to start to get a sense early on, hey, are we seeing a big blue wave form, are we seeing surprise republican resilience? are we seeing something expenseful where we may have to go district by district, hour by hour to see if democrats can just get did across the finish line or republicans can hold them off. there are to many possibilities. we have been talking about them for months. we do not we do not know what the plot twists are going to be the american people are offering them right now as they vote in early voting and as they head to the pol

news 4's megan mcgrath is live in gaithersburg with howar thin looking there.od morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. they're certainly ready. all of the snowplows have been deployed athis point. take a look at the front camera here. you can see one of those crews parked on the side of 370 just kind of standing f by, waiti the precipitation to begin. right now everything is dry. the road conditions are terrific. but they are waiting system comes through into this area. we are expecting a wintrymix. you can see we've got three, actually four trucks all lined up here on the side of the road. they are fully loaded and ready to go. if you look closely at the roa surface itself, we can see those sort of white lines on the pavement. that's the brine they put down to pretreat ty roads. so tre ready to go. just waiting for it to happen. back to you. >>th megan mcg for us on the road there. thank you. a live look at conditions here in the district as well. you see from the images here, newss molette green will join us with more on tt. >>> wtart your other top storie

. >> i am amy mcgrath. the president was elected under our constitution that i risk my life to protect. i will never put party over country. the naval academy that leaders must demonstrate honor over integrity. the american people paid for my education. i am determined to show you your investment in me was worth it. host: she does try to thread the needle. guest: she wants to appeal to military folks who voted for trump, who respect trump and see him as commander-in-chief and as someone who needs to be treated with respect that he is not getting right now. one of the seats democrats are hoping to get. she has to convince voters she can hold trump's feet to the fire and provide accountability. about the best example of what we're seeing for imocratic veterans of, how do say, i am going to be critical of trump without being disrespectful. host: what are the troops talking about? guest: this midterm election has not hinged on national security and veterans'issues. folks that are heavily military care about wha

ll right, megan mcgrath for us downtown. megan, thank you. > today the ladies get a night off. that's because it is national men make dinner day. >> apparently this is a thing. the day is at men who don't usually get down in the kitchen. see, chuck cooks every night. we have a special guest joining news 4's molette green this morning. is storm team 4's doug er kamm i can't believe he's up. he's a good sport. this is early for h. >> i know, i know. and look, right after a big halloween party at his house last night, he had to get up. so we want to talk about the rules. before we get started -- and e rulesopping -- there to national men make dinner day. >> first off, i did not know this was a men make dinner day, okay. >> it's a thing. you must choose a publishedre pe. you did that. >> slublabsolutely. >> we have the recipe up on our website. just search salmonella. no, just kidding. you got to keep the ingredients organized. that's another rule. and he's kep the ingredients organized, so much so that a lot of the food hasn't even come ouc of theging yet. he's chopping up the mus

amy mcgrath says, the republicans are messing with i your health care. >> this is a booming economy, people have greater confidence, there's more jobs, wages are growing, paychecks are growing. our communities are safer. our communities are healthier. our nation is stronger. >> i believe health care is a right. not a privilege. not something only the wealthiest 1% or the wealthiest folks that can afford it can have. it is absolutely a right and we need to make sure all americans can have access to affordable and accessible health care. >> a couple of things on the final sunday. number one, it is remarkable how nationalized the climate is. you can go across the country and it's very hard to find races that aren't broken down like that, especially in the house. republicans say, hey, economy's doing great. the democrats say, some people are still working two or three jobs in that economy you're talking about and the republicans are trying to take away your health care. the other thing, should nancy pelosi be happy or a little nervous about her prediction. seven points in "the washington

is mcgrath making suburbs in the rural areas? is republican energy alive in the rural areas? we may get a sense there. and at 7:00, again, 7:00 eastern time look at all these competitive districts in virginia, look at all these competitive districts in florida, we're going to get poll closings in these places and i think we're really going to start to get a sense early on, are we seeing a big blue wave form, are we seeing surprising republican resilience, are we seeing something muddled, something suspenseful where we may have to go district by district, hour by hour, to see if that number -- if democrats can just get it across the finish line, or republicans can hold them off, there are so many possibilities. we have been talking about them for months. we do not know what the story is going to be tuesday night. we do not know what the plot twists are going to be. the american people are authoring them right now as they vote in early voting and head to the polls tuesday and tuesday night we will see what the story is. this board, we are ready to pivot, whenever the story reve

a little earlier i was joined by the bbc‘s environment correspondent matt mcgrath and began by asking this report differs from the other stark warnings we've had. in some ways it is exactly as you say, scientists are bringing to report out because we are going to have interrogations meetings, and trying to advance on. they're trying to make the same point that we are very far behind from where we need to be to keep temperatures at the safe level. the emissions cap report looks at the differences between the countries of promise to do and where we need to be. it estimates of the last five or ten years, it does have some positives in it, but the key worry is that countries have promised to pique their emissions by 2020, but they're not going to make 2020, but they're not going to make 2020, then i'd even would make 2030, and they said we need to hammer emissions by 2030, so not good news from the point of view of where we are and where you need to get to. -- we need to get to. cities, libraries, schools, there is massive potential is in these areas, businesses around the world have sign

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they're nervous about mcgrath the last 48 hours.and it could be an indication how they're faring in the 10 states trump won. hard to call it a blue waive with joe donnelly. and watch where the polls close statewide at 7:30. could be a clear sign if republicans come ashore in virginia, and if it did, it will be more vulnerable to win that race. and there's a key senate race and marquee governor race that's become a proxy for 2020. and the first official flip from republican to democrat i think may happen in south florida tonight. polls also close in missouri at 8:00. another critical senate seat, the democrats must hold. and then there's tennessee, and that senate race where democrats can win for the first time in a generation. folks, our go-to election guru said he's got a nagging feeling a bigger-than-expected democratic wave is building. if you look at the last 72 hours, there was a lot of evidence to support that. if that's the case, keep an actual close eye on texas, believe it or not, where beta o'rourke is the underdog, hoping

it is not sally mcgrath. it is martha mcsally. i was confusing them. martha mcsally may still end up in the senate even though she looks to have lost her race to kyrsten sinema. there are a lot of women officers in the united states congress. the question is what effect will they have. there is not much evidence on this because in fact as you know, number of veterans in congress has been steadily decreasing from a high of 71% back in 1971 to around 19% now, and this does not seem to have changed very much with the selection. but we do know a few things that they might do. right off the bat, i think they will question president trump's putting troops on the mexican border. already today, it is announced that some of those troops are going home for thanksgiving. it has been called a stunt. i think that will be front and center, and you can probably see many of these new veterans taking the lead on that. something that is not quite as obvious, and something that congresswoman elect mikie sherrill talks about is gun control. she has a very powerful speech

amy mcgrath is far out of step with kentucky voters.id she's the most progressive person in kentucky. supporting abortion in the ninth month calling transporter wall, stupid. i think that will resonate with kentucky voters. >> but it's a tight race. >> democrats support a lot of money into this race.a lot of outside groups have come in in support of amy mcgrath by andy barr is running a grassroots campaign and talking to voters. >> meredith, your favorite race to watch? >> upstate new york. new york 22 where anthony - - is running an incredible campaign against claudia tenney and intersect president trump won by 16 points. is a trusted local elected official from the reddest part of that district. he's talking about an economic message and bringing jobs. he's ahead in the polls. above 50 in many cases. so that's a good sign you for able to compete in district like that that trump won by double digits. >> if jobs is the key message, don't republicans have the advantage given the economic numbers that just came out last week?>> i think it

i'm sorry, it is not sally mcgrath, what am i talking about? it is martha mcsally. i was confusing them all. martha mcsally may still end up in the senate even though she looks like she has lost her race to kyrsten sinema. so there is going to be a lot of women officers in the u.s. congress. and the question is, what effect will they have? there is not much evidence on this, because the number of veterans in congress has been decreasing, from a high of 71% back in 1971, to around 19% now. and this does not seem to have changed very much with this election. but we do know a couple of things that they might do. maybe right off of the bat, i think they are going to question president trump's putting troops on the mexican border. already today, it has been announced some of them are going home for thanksgiving. and has been called a stunt, ok. and i think that that is going to be front and center and you can probably see many of these new veterans taking the lead on that. something that is not quite as obvious, and something that congresswoman-elect nikki cheryl talked

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. >> megan mcgrath is live for us. what areer they doing out th >> reporter: they're making quick work of loadi up these trucks with the salt that they need. take a look here. last half hour, we had a line of snowplows that actually was wrapping around the here in gaithersburg. you can see that we are now down to just a couplerucks. front-end loader there going in, loading all the trucks with the salt they need. then they're going and deploying. we've seen a number of trucks as we made our way here staging in parkingth lots. 'll be parked along the side of the road as we wait for this wintry mix to come into the area. right now they're still in the prep mod we're not seeing any precip as of yet. the timing of this not great. it's supposed to coincide with rush hour, so people will have to take it easy out there. but they are readynd have pretreated the roads. back to you. >> megan, thank'lou. >>> now get a live look at conditions in the district with news 4's molette green in aew minutes. >>> it's new 4:35. the latest

he was challenged by amy mcgrath. andy barr reelected in the lexington, kentucky area. in florida, spano is winner. this is along the i-4 corridor. spano gets elected in florida. right now in the house of representatives democrats must pick up 21 republican seats. it stays the same as a result of this. 21 republican seats and not lose any of their own. jake, let's talk about this. 21 seats they still have to pick up, the democrats. >> it's possible the democrats will regain control of the house. but when you look at what's going on here tonight, this is not a blue wave. this is not a wave that is knocking out all sorts of republican incumbents. you called the kentucky sixth district, there are all sorts of ways democrats can regain the house without mcgrath having defeated barr, but the fact is she did not. if she had, that would have been an indication of a big, powerful blue wave. the fact that she did not, and it is a district he won two years ago. congressman barr by more than 20 points. this was a target. democrats hoped to win kentucky sixth. you look at the compe