don beyer defeated micah edmond.oran held the 8th district seat since 1990. >>> hundreds of students could be barred from class in prince george's county because they didn't get their vaccinations. news 4 angie goff joins us from green belt with more. angie. >>> good morning, eun. the situation for up to 400 students here at prince george's county, including many who attend green belt middle school. they failed to do this. they failed to turn in in. a vaccination fom. it shows they got their shots for the mumps, measles, whooping cough. parents, take notice. your child is within this group. know that from today on. your child will get five excused absences. after that truancy proceedings could ultimately end with court action against you. in a statement cool districts have said they have made extraordinary efforts to reach every student. but now parents need to be the ones to do their part. the count looked like 155 kindergartners. still not in compliance. the school district even before the school year started, they

our very own micah materre and mark suppelsa will be hosting. the action kicks off at 8- am at the macy's building on state street with tons of performances... including this year's grand marshall, rock star dee snider. and the 10th anniversary showing the the region to be classic will air today right after the thanksgiving day parade. to our look back at three of the most popular children's shows in chicago tv history. also streaming live at wgn tv dot com corp. friends and family around the country. >> coming up, how to protect your pets on thanksgiving. >> and the mcdonald's since the day parade kicks off in three hours. live coverage coming up. >> it's going to be called out there. bundle up! >> >> announcer: the following content is provided courtesy of tommiecopper.com. over three years ago, tommie copper created a new concept in relief and performance that has helped countless every-day people live more positive lives. along the way, it's helping a 21-time rodeo champion stay on top of his game, a world-class triathlete return to the top

so i think if, in fact, as micah mentioned you start pulling out some of the parts of the law that offsethe costs, then the overall cost of the law and the overall cost of ensuring millions more people goes up. and at that point, you run the risk of pushing the law into deficit. and contributes to the federal budget deficit. >> one of the things that was unusual, is that it was what we say in washington is budget neutral the revenues that it generated offset the costs, ard cooing the the congressional budget office. which cores these sorts of things. you may recall that was not true of the invasion of iraq, for example. or medicare part d, which was the drug benefit, which was not offset with additional revenue. so if the law is preserved as a essentially pays for, in the checkbook from the national gourd is balances. then it will stay -- presumably, those numbers will stay on the plus side but if the renew is taken away, like a checkbook, if there's less money you go into the red. >> so if republicans are successful taking away some of these, you have to have revenue from somewhere. >> i

the birds punted the ball and micah how wide was gone. 75-yard to the house.t is 17-nothing packers can. came just spiraling out of control. seconds quarter packers continue to pour it on. rogers with his favorite receiver jordy nelson for a 27-yard score. sanchez did not see pepper. pepper gets the interception. he's gone 52 yards for the score right there. now, mark sanchez did throw for 346 yards and two touchdowns but the packers kearse put a 53-20 spanking on the birds. >> we needed to get pressure on them. we didn't do very good getting pressure on them. he was on fire early. didn't do enough job of getting after them. >> i don't think they're a better team than us. they were today. that's all that matters. no reason to talk about it. better team today. >> in action around the league '9ers visiting the giants kaepernick hits crabtree across the middle. he's gone. 48 yards for the score. '9ers lead 16 to seven. manning rough day, threw five interceptions. san francisco beat new york 16 to 10. >>> over to the nation's capital, tampa taking on washington. b

the city's tree lighting ceremony is the tuesday before thanksgiving, with our own micah materre as the emcee. >> we have been saying colorado blue spruce all day. >> lunch break is spruce all day. >> lunch break is next. now in many medicare part d plan preferred networks, including united healthcare, humana, aetna, and coventry. at our new health insurance information centers, you'll find independent agents that tell you about plans that could be right for you. take care of your medicare part d enrollment, so you can spend your time doing the things you enjoy the most. visit walmart or call 1-800-966-1848 to speak to a licensed agent. save money. live better. walmart. the chef at chef station. good afternoon. >>nice to have you here. >>i am excited about this recipe. thanksgiving cvomicoming up. >>we are going to start with sauteing the onions and mushrooms. first i start with the onions. let them cook 3 minutes. then i add the mushrooms. >>add a little butter at this point. i smell something. >>i am putting some fresh thyme. >>fresh garlic. some fresh rosemary. that is it? >>is it. >

in the eighth district, democrat don beyer defeated micah edmond. >>> shelly moore capito becomes the first ever female elected to the senate. she replaces long-time democrat jay rockefeller. >> 52 republicans, 44 democrats, and two independents. two races are still undecided, alaska and louisiana. but that won't affect the balance of power. in the house, 243 republicans and 174 democrats. 18 seats are undecided right now. nbc news projects republicans will win 250 seats. that means republicans will have the largest majority they have ever held in the house of representatives. another milestone this midterm election, the number of women. nbc's peter alexander will break down how the president is reacting to the midterm reactions at 6:45. >>> it's 6:35. this morning as you get your child ready for school, some of them will be september home. student who don't have their proper vaccinations cannot attend class. angie? >> reporter: good morning, eun. this piece of paper could hold back 400 students from going to class this morning. many of them who attend green belt middle school not hav

micah thank you so much for joining us. research and analysis at the space foundation. it may sound like a movie trailer, but many of the word's space programs have their sites set on exploring and one day even colonizing mars. >> we can send humans to mars without needing to bring everything we need with us, because we'll already know how sustain ourselves. ♪ >> it's a weekday morning in new york city and a line forms well before doors open at this east harlem food pantry. the people waiting for food range from young mothers to older people on fixed incomes. inside the pantry, the number of people needing food is only growing. congress cut 5 billion dollars from "s.n.a.p." or the "supplemental nutrition assistance program" in late 2013; because of that, the new york common pantry, one of the largest in new york - serving 3 million meals annually, reports a 26% increase in recipients in the last year. new york ranked 4 in a recent survey of cities around the globe with the highest percentage of millionaires. joel berg, who

our own micah materre will emcee the ceremony. now all we need is a little slut snow. >> could you ask for that. actually no, not so for us. i think we hold off on that for a bit. we dodged that bullet early on because the snow will stay to the north. if you live in portions of northwest indiana, there is potential for some light snow shower. also lakeshore flood advisory goes into effect. 50 degrees in gary. lincoln park and 50. elsewhere in its 44 in carol stream. union reading of 44. the radar shows light showers continue into the south and east. the snow up to the north in portions of western wisconsin. it continues to turn around low pressure. cold front moves through. temperatures will fall through the 30's. good chance of rain. tomorrow, 46. saturday 44. sunday nearly 50. breezy. tuesday, another big drop comes in time for veterans day. >> coming up, hunters in alaska had to be rescued after being attacked by five bears. >> where another day of marriage ban was overturned. and a yankee third baseman admits to using performa

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our own micah materre will emcee the ceremony. the tree will be on display until january sixth. the process didn't go as smoothly in downstate moline, where the city's christmas tree broke. the top eight feet of the 55- foot tree came off while crews were loading it onto the delivery truck. officials say if they can't put the top back on, they'll cover up their mistake with a really big star. >> the auto works. you put a pin on it if it's broken or something. >> they lost the top ... but take a look at our day. generally, conditions this morning. a breeze but not much out of the west. in kerry and valparaiso we have wind at 7 mi.. it is cooler in the island lake. sycamore at 28. satellite composite shows cloud cover across the region. some snow on the other side of lake michigan but we can expect rain into tonight. light showers should taper off early saturday. today's high 46. tomorrow, 45. sunday, 49. temperatures will drop for veterans day. monday, 45 lucky to see mid-30s on tuesday. when state 35 degrees. >>coming up ... a ban on gay marriage is upheld in four states. we'll

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. >>> and virginia's eighth district, democrat don beyey defeated micah edmond. and in the 11th district, democrat congressman jerry connolly cruised to victory, beating republican scholte. the 11th district includes most of fairfax county and parts of prince william county as well. when you left voting poll, most of you were not pleased. nbc news exit poll shows voters are dissatisfied with capitol hill. the overall mood americans is bleak. less than half of the voters approve of president obama. only 44%. and overwhelming 79% say they disapprove of the job congress is doing. and when asked if you think the country is in the -- on the right track, 65% of you said no. >>> some of you may be looking for a health clinic to take your kids to be vaccinated. today, prince georges county schools will not allow them in class. now, a new enforcement. >> reporter: students here at green belt middle school are missing a few of their peers. that's because 400 students were not allowed to come to school today. because they were missing this, a shot record. a piece of paper t

there are a few other guys trying to compete, turner, jordan, micah. also, if you watch ways and means committee, paul ryan is looking at heading ways and means. moving from budget, which is a very natural fit for his interests. but kevin brady, from texas is , also interested in running that post. right now, he is ways and means health committee chairman. it's going to be a little bit of a race there too. i'll let david talk about who boehner would like to see in the chairman position. >> paul ryan will be the next ways and means chairman. we all know that. i think brady is trying to position himself if ryan runs for president. he would step away from the chairmanship. that is a smart move. i think that the speaker wants wants people in chairmanships that can govern and will not cause unnecessary problems. unnecessary political problems for the conference. and so he will tip the scales on steering committee where he needs to. i think all the names that were mentioned here are the right names, in part the right names because they can get the job done.

our micah materre emceed the festive event. the tree has 47-thousand lights and 300 ornaments. it's on display until january 6th. coming up ... the cuddliest always fun to go down there to the market. >> no one believes you're having hot chocolate. we know ... >> we go for the shopping. >> 19 the great now. wind at of the east at the miles. not a breezy start. and not the cool. we have had cooler numbers in the past month. looking at 11 degrees in waukegan. it is warmer at the lakefront. juliet reading at 18. satellites composite shows today, the busiest travel day of the year, if you're driving by car, no problem for the short trips. the first no heads to the west into portions of eastern iowa or north eastern missouri. if you're headed towards an lewis may hit some rain. the potential for rain and snow mixed developing later this morning. if you're flying west, no big deal except some rain and wind along the pacific northwest. but the east coast is where the issues are. there's a big rainmaker and eventually it will make some snow. some snow already in the northern appalachia

mark and micah hosted the annual event, while amy rutledge got in on all the action street side. >> look at you guys. was a cold? >> does the neurologist one to answer that? >> cooled is something we all said at the beginning. it went beyond that. people weren't even waiving it was that cold. >> it was pretty cold and we were like the caboose of the parade. by the time we got through we had frozen digits. the we had a great time. it's always a fund parade. >> get of the way you're blng is the parade for thomas killing people >> with just let him have it. we can't complain about being called. chief >> next up to the hosts. it looked pretty good. >> you say we are getting a warm up? >> a warm-up comes after today's snow. today's temperatures are not born to be too warm. a big shopping day people will be out and about. about 1 in. to the north of chicago. south will see as but it does get out of here by early morning by 10:00 a.m.. i know people are wondering how i just want to get this in case somebody wants to buy something for the weatherman. 35 degrees will be the high. and typically wh

five candidates are vying for his seat, don buyer is the frontrunner right now going up against repn micah edmond who has run a vigorous campaign. >>> in maryland you'll be voting for a new attorney general today. democrat brian frosh is the leading candidate. >>> so before you head out to the polls, we'll give you an idea of what to expect when you go to vote. >> we sent storm team 4 meteorologis chuck bell in the storm team 4x4 to mcclain, virginia. good morning, chuck. >> reporter: good morning. indeed, a very chilly start here in mcclain this morning. the temperature of 45 degrees here on the storm team 4x4. it's chilly all over the map. dulles airport reporting 39 degrees. 50 in alexandria. 46 in clinton, maryland, right now. 37 in hyattsville. there e cool spots out there first thing this morning. we'll take you hour-by-hour through the forecast today. temperatures, a couple 30s but mostly 40s on your way out to door to work and school to vote first thing this morning. we'll get a fair amount of sunshine today. some clouds around this morning, but i think we'll see increasing amounts

micah, get away from it. it's just pushing and pushing and pushing.know, maybe we should get the patio furniture out of the way. no, we should move it, nik. glass table, hello. just put it here up against this, though. >> look at that. >> as the ice got closer to the buildings, we both kind of panicked. >> i got worried about my family and us. i knew 911 couldn't help us. it was too fast to stop it. >> nikki, it just busted that gutter off that house. look at it. it's just plowing over that bush. it's crawling up the walls of the houses. the ice was already almost to the door. and i couldn't believe how quickly it happened because when we had first started recording, which was probably a minute and a half to two minutes before then, it was still a good ten feet from the house. there was nothing you could do to stop it. it -- it wouldn't have mattered what we tried. >> darla keeps recording. they're powerless to do anything but watch the icy onslaught. >> i was afraid that if you fell in between it while it was still moving that it could crush you. i m

i will start with my old friend micah sifry and i know him going back to when he was a writer for "the nation." that he works for the democracy for and author of a new book called the "big disconnect." agree with the premise. to my left is tim wu, you may recognize him from his recent unsuccessful yet widely successful campaign for lieutenant governor with 39% of the vote. >> 40%. no background in politics. "slate"ground is writer. he is the author of "the master switch: the rise and fall of information empires." relevant for today he coined the term net neutrality and no discussion of it is complete without his perspective. manney. to him, jeffrey professorntly, a law and now he runs an organization that he found it, i will have to put my reading glasses. international center for law and economics based in portland, oregon. for the first round here, i would like each of you to be as neutral and descriptive and diagnostic and explanatory as possible. it is very important to try to have the philosophical perspective and i want to start with you, tim. explaining where the whole issue of

he could have made the tackle but micah hyde steals it and he is gone. 75 yards for the touchdown.irds needed to be almost perfect in the game. 17-0. beats fletcher again. aaron rodgers three touchdowns, 341 yards. chip's face said it all radio right there. third quarter, picked off by yards for the touchdown. and the eagles pack in here. eddie lacy breaks five tackles on the way to the end zone. birds lose 53-20. 33-point loss is the worst in chip kelly's coaching career with the eagles and oregon. >> the way we played today it wouldn't matter if we played oakland who hasn't won a game yet. they would have beaten us up too. >> we will stick together as a group and come back to work on tuesday. >> now we will find out who we are. what kind of team you have. it easy on the other end of the thing like last week. you know, you are on national tv and everything going great and can't misand score a lot of points and special teams score. but now it is tough. this is going to be a good test for the team. >> the eagles are tied with the cowboys for first place. a report from green bay and

the micah slurped -- the markets like the result.ess on social issues and more austerity outlook. the other element, if you look to the voters speaking, the element of national security, the esident obama was not strong enough on the world. it might lead to gridlock. america remains attractive. theuestions about how government being funded up to december. before we got those results, you were talking about liking u.s. assets. it does not give you reason to revisit that. >> i think yesterday, most people were discounting that six seats would be wrestled from the democrats anyway. it last time on basic, old-fashioned fundamentals. employment data is much better. is running in the rich 225,000. this is -- the difference between the united states and here is employment is strengthening and we think we're going to see wage growth. that will permeate further down the change. to the unitedst kingdom's where you are not seeing wage growth. it is not permeating down the scale. that is one difference between the two cooper -- the two. >> you a

peanuts movie by schultz, the reason is it's my dad, myself, my son brian and we have a great grandson micah partners that put this together. >> i love the animation. all right. kids, are you ready? >> here we go. >> we want to introduce you to the kids with the iconic characters. all right. this is the peanuts gang. let's start with you, noah, you are playing charlie brown. >> yes. >> hundreds of kids tried out. give me a line. >> good grief. >> perfect. you nailed it! are you a huge peanuts fan? >> yeah, i love peanuts. >> it's great. hadley, you are playing lucy, she is a little bossy? >> yes. >> are you bossy? >> i'm not bossy, but she's persistent and she stands up for what she believes in, i think i am like her in those ways. >> you sound just like her, you are persistent and strong is there thank you. >> alex, you are playing linus. he always brings his security blanket. did you have something you used to carry around with you as well? >> no, but i am like linus in other ways, they tell me i think of the bigger picture and charlie brown is picked on. >> you cheer them up. good for you

. >> which micah done. -- which mike had done. >> we kind of thought we figured out what was causing that particular problem, which gave so, thursday night was when it was announced i was going to be the pilot. point, the clever management way of doing business, not unlike george abbey at nazareth or the way the chinese have conducted their programs, they leave it until last minute to tell you who is the crew. on thursday night i find out i'm going to be the guy. all the work i have done to date , to keep my hand in the game on the outside chance i might get an opportunity to fly this little beast of an airplane, now it is out the window because we need to change it. was, itit was changed was subtle. it is quite entertaining. it took a lot of orchestration between myself and mission control at the time, run by doug chiang. pointed 60 degrees as quickly as you could get that happened. seconds. we took 50 seconds or so to coast from 60 degrees to 80 degrees. , the lastal endgame 20 seconds, we would be pulling on the vehicle to get up to 87 degrees. vernacular,in the keep an angle of a

jordan, possibly micah. and also if you watch the ways ryaneans committee, paul is looking at moving over to head ways and means from budget, forh is a very natural set his interests. but kevin brady from texas also is interested in running that post. so it's going to be a little bit of a race there too. maybe david can talk about who boehner would like to see in the position. >> paul ryan will be the next ways and means chairman, we all know that. i think brady is trying to position himself to replace ryan runs for president and decides to step away from the chairmanship. speaker wantshe people in chairmanships that can govern. to causeare not going ,roblems unnecessarily unnecessary political problems for the conference. so if you will tip the scales on committee where he needs to and i think all the names that were mentioned here the right names, and in part because they can get the job done, they've done the work in helping their colleagues, but they're not going to go on tv and say the speakerpid that t

i will start right here with my old friend micah sifry and i know him going back to when he was a writer for "the nation." but more recently he works for he democracy forum author of a new book called the "big disconnect." why the internet has not transformed politics yet. good line, i agree with the premise. to my left is tim wu, you may recognize him from his recent unsuccessful yet wildly successful campaign for lieutenant governor with 39% of the vote. >> 40%. 40.1. >> that is amazing with no background in politics. his background is "slate" writer. they tend to over perform unexpectedly. he is the author of a book called "the master switch: the rise and fall of information empires." relevant for today, he coined the term net neutrality and no discussion of it is complete without his perspective. and lastly, next to him, jeffrey anney. until recently, a law professor at lewis and clark. and now he runs an organization that he founded, i will have to put my reading glasses. to read the title. international center for law and economics based in portland, oregon. and for the first round

there are a few other guys trying to compete, turner, jordan, micah. also, if you watch ways and means committee, paul ryan is looking at heading ways and means. kevin brady is also interested in running that post. it's going to be a little bit of a race there too. i'll let david talk about who boehner would like to see in the chairman position. >> paul ryan will be the next chairman of the ways and means chairman. i think brady is trying to position himself if ryan runs for president. think that the speaker wants wants people in chairmanships that can govern and will not cause unnecessary problems. and so he will tip the scales on steering committee where he needs to. i think all the names that were mentioned here are the right names and part of the right names because they can get the job done. they've done the work in terms of helping their colleagues and they're not going to go on tv .nd say anything stupid i don't think there will be any shocking chairmanship appointments or people winning races that you didn't expect. >> also, keep an eye on the

and i am so impressed with the women i have in micah cuss, that i wanted to reach out to them because they represent hat america's all about. [inaudible] >> yes and i've said that many times since the election. this is not get-even time. i do not intend to run the democratic caucus like the republican caucus has been run in the minority. i am not going to do that. i am going, for example, i just old amy klobuchar, we have a lot of bills, they're bipartisan bills. she's going to get me a list of those and we're going to sit down and see if we can get the republicans to agree that they want to pass bipartisan bills. we want to legislate. we're not for stalling. we want to move on to the next congress with a record of accomplishment. >> [inaudible] >> oh, yeah. you bet. >> [inaudible] why you wanted to be a part of the democratic leadership and what messages do you believe that voters were sending -- [inaudible] >> i believe in what the democrats are fighting for. you know, wall street is doing very well. c.e.o.'s are bringing in millions more. and families all across this country are st