and one of them, michelle's husband dan.in, josh mankiewicz. >> reporter: michelle mockbee's funeral brought her broken-hearted family some small comfort. >> i remember how many people came to the funeral and just the endless line of people coming in, and you were just -- >> it was down the street. uh-huh. >> in your mind, you're just, like she touched this many people's lives. >> reporter: soon red ribbons popped up throughout town in honor of michelle. but all the community support in the world still couldn't answer the family's questions. >> i feel like we're kind of in limbo. we don't know what to do. how to move on just yet. >> we didn't know what this was all about. we didn't know if it was somebody after our family. why they would be, we don't know. but, we didn't know. >> reporter: early on, the investigation had yielded frustratingly few clues on the four remaining lead suspects, but the detectives' commander, major ben huff, kept up hope. >> i knew once we can get that just one little bit of lead on this investigat

and then michelle chimed in. oh, boy. >> oh my goodness, when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle. and, of course, marc just, i don't know, stepped in as -- as a husband, like a husband should do. >> reporter: that's how it began. the trouble between father and son. the trouble that was going to get so much worse. marc split away from the family business. michelle helped with the bookkeeping. >> i was just amazed at what they were able to accomplish. >> reporter: and they were a good team, said michelle's mother kathy. >> they both just had the ability to work together and to make money. >> reporter: marc got into real estate investment. his first, a trailer park no one else would touch. >> i couldn't believe he bought that. i was just, what are you thinking have you lost your mind? he flipped it made him about $100,000 profit. >> and so having done it once, he figured he'd do it again -- >> absolutely. >> and again and again. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and the money seemed to roll in. marc mov

the name of those policies are michelle nunn. >> michelle nunn, do think the minimal weight should increase? >> i do think the minimum wage should increase. david perdue has yet to answer that question. and if so, what do you think it should be? i think we should raise the minimum wage. states that have raised the minimum wage have higher employment rates than georgia does. are at dollar u general, it took one of your minimum wage employees a four-year to make what you made in a single day. so i think it is easy enough for you to say that you are not in favor of waging -- raising the minimum wage. but for the thousands of dependent upon minimum wage, we need to make sure working families have the capacity to be self-sufficient. know the answer to do you believe there is a federal minimum wage rate that we should have? >> mr. perdue, what should be? >> first, i would like to ask your question. >> that is an and excitement -- next segment-- >> hold on. it just seems to me that this type of increase -- the question is be answered. which person out of everything are losing to tell their jobs? b

want to get michelle in here. michelle, juan says thankful for obamacare? i think we should be thankful for jonathan gruber for exposing the lies they used to perpetrate this big hoax on america. >> i agree. why should the american people feel great and be thankful for the fact they loftd their doctor, rates going up, network smaller now? look at the most popular plan now, the silver plan on the obamacare exchange, people with that plan will see rates go up 10% in 2015 for the exact plan they have now. why should americans feel thankful for that, juan? juan has completely lost touch with reality, officially. >> and eric, not a question of being thankful for obamacare. who would be thankful for government force used against innocent people? exactly what obamacare is. i love government. obamacare is a -- government is a natural good. we need government to protect our rights, but obamacare is using individuals as a means to an end. i'm gore government, but the right government and american government that doesn't use people as chattel to achieve a social good.

he carried it 24 times for 121 yards, and romo and murray are with michele. >> michele: all right, tonyng drive, the protection you had. how would you describe that? >> oh, it was, you know, really amazing. i mean, you might be afforded three snaps like that all year and to happen on a big play like that obviously made everyone's job easier on the outside and minute. they are a special group. >> michele: no one had an easy job here tonight coming in here to beat them. you guys squeezed it out. how emotional was this one in. >> it's never easy in the division, especially on the road. the record isn't conducive to how well they play for stretches. you turn it on and see a little bit more up and down the field and you don't see that. that's a good group of guys and a real hard win for us. >> michele: your 27th game-winning drive in either the fourth quarter or overtime. what is it about those situations that you enjoy? >> well, i think as you gain through experience a little bit the understanding of where your mindset needs to be to win the games and they are different. 40 seconds on the c

>> fred will hate me for this michelle nunn. >> michelle nunn. >> she put it to bed early.sn't have to be in a contested one? you said open. >> all right. >> michelle nunn,.. either way, she is a winner. stay tuned. we are not done with our experts yet. we will have even more smart people at this table. actually, they will be even smarter than the current people. stay tuned. ♪ >> tomorrow night, all sorts of fun election stuff until we pass out or have to go home. we will have a rotating panel of people here smarter than us. here is the next group. a communications director formally with the white house, a veteran and republican ad maker, and we are recycli the republican ad maker, fred davis, because there is something about that hair. a skim, you are working -- >> i think it is going to be a surprise. >> tell me why you think other republican governors like scott walker and like governor schneider, why are some of them having trouble? >> i think it has to do with the economy and that all politics is local in governors races, and this is that he is a rockstar. and i think

darrelle revis and jonas gray are both with michele tafoya. >> michele: darrelle revis, you guys camen to face the number one offense in the nfl. how were you able to take away t.y. hilton and minimize reggie wayne? what was the game plan? >> we were determined, really determined. it was a challenge for us in the secondary, and we took that challenge on, and we played well. >> michele: exactly how did you do it? >> just separation, man. coaches had a great game plan. thanks to bill and the coaching staff and we stuck to it. guys got in on them and we stopped them. >> michele: and the guys up front stopping the run. how did that help you on the back end? >> it put a lot of pressure on andrew and decided to play tight coverage in the back end and worked out together. >> michele: congratulations, derrelle. let's turn to jonas gray. heard his name many times, four touchdowns, the first four of your nfl career. on this day how do you explain this performance? >> man, i'm just blessed, blessed beyond belief. put together a great game plan. hammered it in all week and giving us all our key p

michelle knight did not have did not- michelle nunn have enough. >> we will look at her concession speech in a little bit. let's keep running through the results for the evening. headederts appears to be towards a reelection. that is the big news. that leaves in terms of races we are looking at republicans to get their final pick up, a net of 6. virginia is closer than we

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the clear but cold conditions. michelle, do we normally see temperatures drop this low this time of year? >> no. it's the coldest temperatures of the season. it feels like december. we are well below normal. we're going to be well below normal as we head throughout the day. even as we head throughout the workweek, 20 degrees below what is typical. this tells the whole story. cold enough to make snow. that's happy news for everyone in the poconos mountains. maunly in the 20s and 30s across the area. 24 in mount pocono. right above freezing in philadelphia at 33. 26 in millville. and it is 36 degrees in millville. it feels like the teens. it feels like 14 in pocono. the windchill in millville is 21. it feels like 26 degrees at the atlantic city airport. for today, plan on a cold one. yeah, it's going to feel like mid december through the day. temperatures are not going very far from where they are right now. by 8:00, 33. noon, lunchtime, wore looking at 41 degrees. mostly sunny skies. temperatures are about 15 degree

darrelle revis and jonas gray are both with michele tafoya. >> michele: darrelle revis, you guys came in to face the number one offense in the nfl. how were you able to take away t.y. hilton and minimize reggie wayne? what was the game plan? >> we were determined, really determined. it was a challenge for us in the secondary, and we took that challenge on, and we played well. >> michele: exactly how did you do it? >> just separation, man. coaches had a great game plan. thanks to bill and the coaching staff and we stuck to it. guys got in on them and we stopped them. >> michele: and the guys up front stopping the run. how did that help you on the back end? >> it put a lot of pressure on andrew and decided to play tight coverage in the back end and worked out together. >> michele: congratulations, derrelle. let's turn to jonas gray. heard his name many times, four touchdowns, the first four of your nfl career. on this day how do you explain this performance? >> man, i'm just blessed, blessed beyond belief. put together a great game plan. hammered it in all week and giving us all our key

he carried it 24 times for 121 yards, and romo and murray are with michele. >> michele: all right, tonyng drive, the protection you had. how would you describe that? >> oh, it was, you know, really amazing. i mean, you might be afforded three snaps like that all year and to happen on a big play like that obviously made everyone's job easier on the outside and minute. they are a special group. >> michele: no one had an easy job here tonight coming in here to beat them. you guys squeezed it out. how emotional was this one in. >> it's never easy in the division, especially on the road. the record isn't conducive to how well they play for stretches. you turn it on and see a little bit more up and down the field and you don't see that. that's a good group of guys and a real hard win for us. >> michele: your 27th game-winning drive in either the fourth quarter or overtime. what is it about those situations that you enjoy? >> well, i think as you gain through experience a little bit the understanding of where your mindset needs to be to win the games and they are different. 40 seconds on the c

a lot of enthusiasm for michelle nunn. she's walking that fine line because people coming up to her saying, i voted for you, i support you, is african-ameri n african-america african-americans. her strategy is about turning out a higher percentage of black voters than came out in 2010 and changing the configuration of the electorate. that's a huge deal for democrats. there's a lot of election protection teams paying attention to what's happening in plateses like i am now, the fulton county. the department of justice who has dispatched teams, including here to fulton county. you also had groups like higher heights who we saw at the polling place we were and groups like lawyers group for rights under civil law which sent out an e-mail saying they were getting people calming in with reports of difficulties of the computer system that verifies voters in georgia. i wanted to bring in barbara from the lawyers committee now and tell us a little more about what they were hearing in those calls this morning. do we have you? >> yes,

first name will be michelle. know or maybe she does know, i don't believe she does, that her child died. the baby was, i believe, 2 months old. let's get a hold of chaplin and see if he's aware of that, and let's rehouse her in medical if we can. all right, thank you. all right, bye-bye. >> so, sergeant, what is that about? >> if she doesn't know the child has died, i want to make sure the chaplain's office knows. so i sent one of my officers to touch base with the chaplain's office to make sure that they are aware that her child did die. then i have her going to mental health department. we have a person on staff right now, make contact with them so that they can be available to her and talk to her. at the very least, i want her to move to medical where they can keep a closer eye on her. >> jail chaplin ken farnham delivered the devastating news. but it was almost one month later before wise was willing to discuss her son with us. >> my son stopped breathing. my brother found him unresponsive in his crib. and, i

we like it, matt. >> reporter: right now it is very cold out here, michelle. i'm pretty warm right now. i've got the heavy coat and gloves. it's not too bad at the moment. there are some people working at this early hour here in old city. you can see they've got the construction crews out here. they've been out here for a few hours now. this guy is backloader is the lucky one. he's inside at the moment but you see some of these workers behind him that are out here right now with the hard hatsz, the jackets. and it's still very chilly. we also have a poconos camera where you can see that they are making the snow up there. it's cold enough for that. the activity has already begun up in the poconos. you see that snow in progress. we'll just come back out here live once again. you see they have the asphalt pouring out here. this is a little bit warmer for them. we're going to be going around the area right now and just show you the conditions. it is a little bit chilly. take that heavy winter coat if you're heading out this morning. live in old city, i'm matt delu

continues oferage the race between michelle nunn and david purdue. >> i am michelle nunn and i approves message. >> -- i have to wonder every time we invest in georgia workers, they can compete with anyone in the world. i don't you can be proud having sent american jobs overseas. >> david purdue helped create and save thousands of jobs here in america. we want to know where she is on jobs, education, national security. >> she supports president obama's agenda. we don't need more bad policy from washington. we need a new direction. >> that is david purdue. >> i'm david purdue and i approve this message. >> i michelle nunn and i approve this message. purdue is defending his position in a new report. >> he spent most of >> dear attorney asks if you can describe your experience with outsourcing. >> i am proud of it. >> he is not for you. >> in her campaign plan, she admits she is too liberal and her foundation gave money to organizations linked to terrorist. she needed to fool georgians to win. david produce spent time growing jobs. he will bring common sense to washington. >> watch the ge

stay on the criminal element, michelle. thoughts on them letting out 36,000 criminals that they'll get their act together at some act. >> thursday night president obama said he would deport all criminal illegals here. look at the history of this administration, they don't deport illegal criminals back to their country. they deport illegal criminals to american streets. 36,000. there is no reason why these people should be out on the streets putting american lives in danger. >> now, john, how do you defend when they failed so miserably letting criminal back on the streets of america. that can been okay. >> interchangeably, we substitute immigrant whip criminal, wayne's point. saying they're illegal. broke the law. when you come here to pick fruit or bus a table, i don't think you're breaking the law. you're doing as the president talked about, your best to make of your life what you will. what america is based on. respecting individual rights and your own life. we should welcome the immigrants, get rid of the entitle is it n

all michelle purdue -- all michelle nunn does is attack david purdue. >> she supports president obama's agenda. >> we don't need more bad policy from washington. we need a new direction. >> that is david perdue. >> david purdue. >> david purdue. >> i am david purdue, and i approve of this message. >> i am michelle nunn, and i approve of this message. david perdue, ceo of dollar general, admits that he sent most of his jobs overseas. >> he was asked how he can respond to outsourcing, and he responded, yeah, i have spent most of my career doing that. >> he acts like he is proud of it. >> david perdue. he is not for you. >> michelle nunn admits that she then she hadl, and an organization linked to terrorists. david perdue spent his career creating thousands of jobs. purdue will grow this economy and bring common sense to washington. >> i am david purdue, and i approve of this message. >> some of the latest as in the georgia senate race, also a contest in kansas and iowa. bit, the racee between the senate race, and and the final debate in the iowa senate race, where the holes over the weeke

mean michelle grossman is tracking the chilly conditions out there right now, and michelle, even though little bit cool, we really can't complain. we have no rain. that's good news. especially for those walkers at citizens bank park. it's not going to be as cold as yesterday. >> exactly. you have it covered.

>> michele knight. 63%. go out on a limb. let's not forget to registration still favors democrats in that space. she put it to bed early. >> you said open. them on a lot of lovers here for michelle nunn. thank you to these panelists. we are not done with our expert yet. we will have even more smart people at this table. they will be even smarter. no offense. >> tomorrow night twin bill have a lot of election stuff until we pass out and go home. you met some of them before, here is the next round. the former white house communications director, deputy white house press secretary, veteran and republican ad maker and democratic ad maker been you are working for terry branstad in iowa. tell me why you think other republican governors like scott walker and governor snyder, why are some of them having trouble? >> i think it has to do with the economy. all politics are local and government races. i think the governor branstad he is a rock star. he knows how to campaign. >> i hope he never wears the pants. they have done tax reform.

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michelle, is it time the president just already do this already? torch the constitution and get it over with? >> pretty much what he's doing. an unconstitutional power grab. the voters made it very clear this election that they're unhappy with the president, and instead of listening to the voters, she now just going to bypass congress and give executive amnesty. get it straight. this is not about the interests of the american people at a whole. he wants to do this and democrats want to do this because this is about 2016. this is about getting latino votes. this is not about what's good for the american people. >> wayne, amazes me he said he'll push it through before the end of the year, before the republicans senate gets a chance a crack at at least trying to reform immigration, if they want to? >> well, eric, i don't think this is so much about whether we voted for it or didn't vote for it. pts the law. the law is what it is. when you start with a statement saying these people are illegal, you've said somebody's broken the law. might as well say,

michelle said before... describe your place the trenton community music school has been in trenton for fifteen years we offer private lessons in instruments but our program the partnership programs in the community the largest one is our early childhood program music for the very young which we're talking about today and that is a partnership with the public school pre-k classrooms sure in the city. michelle mentioned before that it's through play that children are really learning everything they need to know play? playing fantasy using their imaginations but they need to have material to do that so that for example in music by giving them a rich variety of musical experiences which we try to do in music for the very young they're doing small motor fingerplay they're doing you know they're jumping and you know all over the place they have scarves to play with they have different kinds of instruments to play they're working together everybody's got the same shaker eggs and but we're also having two groups so

tw of them talked to michelle.ied daryl la monica's nfl record with six touchdown passes in the first half. what were you exploiting there in the bears defense when. >> well, we just kind of got things going early. we hit a fourth down, hit a rollout, a couple of busted coverages, as well. the line gave me time to extend plays and then look down the field, you know, jordy made a couple nice catches and then eddie, you know, throw a pass for three yards and 60-yard touchdown. not doing a lot there and the line deserves credit. defense gave us the ball back and the win. >> five targets caught the touchdown passes. how would you describe the array of weapons at your disposal. >> we have a lot of great players. they make the plays and study hard. we have a lot of expectations for them. adjustments in the week. they did a good job of putting the extra time in, refocusing on the bye week and we had a good performance. >> congratulations, aaron. >> thank you. >> let's turn to clay matthews, before the game, i asked you ab

and that is michelle obama. and michelle obama has, from the get-go, become a tremendous fashion icon. there are all kinds of blogs out there about what she wears. there are blogs about her jewelry choices. there are blogs about what she buys at j. crew. there are blogs about how to dress affordably and look like michelle obama. by the way, we are still conservative. she was criticized to getting this first official photograph in a sleeveless dress. but michelle obama has really started -- and it will be interesting to see what will happen with our next first lady. but she has really begun to transform the idea of fashion for american women with what we will call the high/low dressing. she can -- andhat's not what you put on your salad. she will wear the very expensive jimmy choo shoes with an outfit she bought from j. crew. she will accessorize with thing from target and purchase a designer dress or a designer outfit from one of the up and coming american designers. so michelle obama has set a lot of fashion st

clear conditions though, michelle. it's going to be sunny today. that's the good news at least. >> that's theed go news. is sun will not warm us up. we're going to stay cold all day long. waking up to the coldest temperatures we've seen so far this season. here's a look outside. beautiful shot of our cape may camera. ske clear skies. the coldest air that we've seen. as you head out this morning you want to bundle up. 25 in lancaster. just above freezing in philadelphia. temperatures mainly in the low 20s to the south and east. just 24 in millville and 28 degrees this morning in dover. you factor in the winds. feels like the teens. it feels like 15 in mount pocono. feels like 18 in lancaster. windchill in atlantic city is 19 degrees. a lot of spots as you head out this morning. you want to bundle up and dress for the teens. as you go throughout the rest of your saturday. bring the sunglasses. bring the coats, scarves, bring the gloves because we're looking at temperatures, cold, 10:00, 37. by noon, 41 degrees. as we mention, the coldest air of the s

. >> this is a before and after of michelle albertson. she is just one of five people featured in runners world magazine and her story is sure to inspire others. 28-year-old michelle albertson says she feels like a new woman, she officially caught the running bug. >> these are 24's and not my largest. as you can see from her old pants she was not always in shape. she weighed 427 pounds, at age 23 her doctor told her something she would never forget. >> if you don't get your life together you won't live another four years. >> michelle knew she needed help and in 2010, she had lap band surgery to shrink the size of her thomas and she was down 100 pounds and wanted to celebrate, usually that would mean food but this time she ran her first race and completed a 5-k in disney. >> hurt and i was tired and then the next day she saw others complete the half marathon. and six months later she ran her first 13 miler. five years later she ran 38 marathons, and one ultra marathon, that is 50 miles. she has lost a total of 260 pounds. her friends could

michelle miller has more about that for us tonight. michelle? >> reporter: missouri governor jay nixon is holding a news conference at this very hour along with the mayor of st. louis and state and local law enforcement officials to reassure the community that order will remain here in ferguson and in surrounding communities. just before that, governor nixon was in ferguson to meet with several business owners whose shops sit along this avenue. that was the scene of some of the most violent clashes in the early days after michael brown's death. since then, protests have mostly been peaceful with just a few arrests, but charles davis, who met with the governor earlier, isn't worried about the reaction to tonight's decision. >> the governor of the state of missouri comes into your burger shop and says, hi, how are you doing. >> right. >> reporter: what did you take from that? >> i just took that he was being concerned. he came by to make sure we were okay. >> reporter: do you plan to stay open? >> yes. i stayed open then, and i'm going to stay ope

michelle? >> so, anne, what are police doing to prepare? >> reporter: they won't reveal strategies, but they will have all hands on deck. and the police chief has admitted that his officers were caught flat footed during the trayvon martin protest calling that an intelligence failure and that won't happen again. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> 5:04. today jews are returning to a jerusalem synagogue where five people were killed yesterday. a police officer was the fifth victim after the attack by two palestinian cousins, shot and killed by police. the other four were rabbis including three born here in the united states. one of them was rabbi coleman levine from southern california. >> beyond horrific as this is, common to live and die in the land in jerusalem in prayer, that's the way we would all want it to happen. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered the demolition of the homes of the attackers. >>> the san jose police officer charged with raping a woman while on duty is facing

let's talk about today's forecast, michelle.e sunshine, that's really going to be on our side today, right? >> absolutely. some spots seeing full sunshine already. some seeing mostly cloudy skis. we will all see mostly sunny skies. a nice-looking day. here's a live look outside. it's along boat house row. we're looking at a quiet fall day. a really pretty day to enjoy it before it turns too cold. we'll talk more about that. but right now, we are looking at temperatures mainly in the 40s across the area. 47 in philadelphia. 44 in allentown. some clouds out there showing up on satellite, but we are dry. that's the good news. a weak cold front is sparking these clouds. but it is moving through without any rain. today by 11:00, 51. 3:00, cool conditions, a nice crisp fall day. 56 and lots of sunshine. we'll talk more about the rest of the day and a warm-up to start your workweek. that's in just a few minutes. >>> this morning, a man is in stable condition after he was shot outside of a nightclub in south philadelphia. investigators

however, republican david perdue easily beat out michelle nunn. pat roberts surviving despite being down in the polls to greg orman. shelly moore capito won. south dakota flips as well from mike rounds despite sudden interest from democrats that came too late in the game. as we look to the granite state new hampshire's bright spot for democrat. this is where jane shaheen survived scott brown's challenge. alaska still undecided with dan sullivan holding on to a wide point lead over mark beg gich. the apparent winner mark warner could face a recount. ed gillspie did not concede. >>> we want to look where governors stand. bruce raunor depleting pat quinn. quinn not conceding yet. in maryland republican larry logan upset democrat lieutenant governor anthony brown. in arkansas asa hutchinson. rick scott is preparing for a second term after defeating former governor charlie crist by a little more than 1%. in wisconsin republican scot walker defeated mary burke. in michigan governor rick snyder was re-elected to a second term. nathan deal beat jason cart

the name of those policies are michelle nunn. >> michelle nunn, do you think the minimal weight should increase? >> i do think the minimum wage should increase. david perdue has yet to answer that question. and if so, what do you think it should be? i think we should raise the minimum wage. states that have raised the minimum wage have higher employment rates than georgia does. david, when you are at dollar general, it took one of your minimum wage employees four years to make what you made in a single day. so i think it is easy enough for you to say that you are not in favor of raising the minimum wage. but for the thousands of children dependent upon minimum wage, we need to make sure working families have the capacity to be self-sufficient. so there is clearly a difference, but i would still like to know the answer to do you believe there is a federal minimum wage rate that we should have? >> mr. perdue, what should be? >> first, i would like to ask your question. >> hold on. it just seems to me that this type of increase -- the question is to be answered. which person out of everyt

>> thank you, michelle. and dana and gloria, we need to call michelle and tell her she didn't get the blue message. the blue memo for this evening. >> okay. i'm in purple. dana's in blue. just so you know. >> come on, lemon, get with it. >> yeah. come on. trying to color correct. >> we'll be around for the vote. everyone has to vote. and we'll be around for the duration all night. thank you. appreciate all of you. i want to bring in now ace political observer jeff greenfield. his latest book is "if kennedy lived." the first and second terms of president john f. kennedy. an alternate history. so we're going to talk about that. jeff, i definitely want to talk to you about your fascinating kennedy book but first i want to pick your brain on tomorrow's races. i was talking to the ladies about that. so give us a little historical perspective on that if you will about tomorrow's elections. why are the races so close right now? >> well, look, you could have gone back in january and had much of the analysis we just

. >> the loyal audience has allowed michelle to take more chances with the monthly lineup. authors bring in an older audience. younker authors bring in their friends from the community who might be bringing in an older author. >> raider has provided a stage for more than 400 writers. it ranges from fiction to academics stories to academic stories this service the underground of queer fell, history, or culture. >> and there are so many different literary circles in san francisco. i have been programming this reading series for nine years. and i still have a huge list on my computer of people i need to carry into this. >> the supportive audience has allowed michele to try new experiment this year, the radar book club. a deep explorationer of a single work. after the talk, she bounces on stage to jump-start the q&a. less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar

david purdue is up on democrat michel michelle nunn 48 to 44. the post runoff poll looks like this. republican bill cassidy 50, mary landrieu 45. they butted heads with the rnc saying they are not connecting with voters and wasser man schultz says voters will sign with democrats because president obama is doing a good job. both chairs also predicted strong results for their party because of that he have strength on the ground. >> i think we are going to hold the senate. the reason is we have a ground game i know rice would take ours every day of the week. >> the government suspect working. our ground game is whipping their ground game. >> the "washington post" gives them a 90 percent chance to take over the senate. >> let's keep talking about the mid term. if republicans win the senate and keep the house what do you hope their first move will be? log on to fox and friends first facebook page. >> a huge pump for republican senate candidate joanie earnrns one taking a cheap shot saying it is all about her looks. >> good morning to you. there's an old saying beauty is only skin deep. t

but she's no michelle obama.angñ a mom, was n fox & friends responding. take a look at this. >> i was very offended that senator harkinq)ña" d would say. i think it's unfortunate that he and many of their party believe 1(ou're conservative and you're female. if my name had been john ernst harkin would not have said those things. >> here with reaction are larry sabato,a5 center fors7 politi frank luntz, co-hostñr andrea tantaros isvgfc with us. i can't believe that and you have this other guy using the word -- and laughing about #m#(. about"$ra nicki haley. >> it is so stupid.32iq you'll remember when the comment about older senators madeÑi comments about her weight and she got a ton of (4&press. the media was all over this. the media's barelyçó touching ts one. it's like tom harkin would have said that in the senators lounge. he made the taylor swift reference like if joni were standing in front of him he would have patted herñr on the head and say you're so nice but you don't have a liq&e brain. >> let's talk

here's my question, michelle. we know there's rain coming in the forecast.y all of their snow making efforts? >> they look like they did a good job making snow. we have that cold air. they look good right now. of course, it could wash away a top layer. today though, starting out cold. 44 this afternoon. a warm one, 54 tomorrow. then 72 on monday. >> have a good one. this week, what does an interior designer look for when shopping for a new home? we're on the house hunt with guy clark in new york. plus, i get a behind-the-scenes tour with meredith viera on the set of her new talk show. but first, a magnificent modern lakefront gem just outside of seattle. -this home was designed by internationally celebrated architect wendell lovett. and it is the best example of art and architecture you'll find in the northwest. welcome to open house. today i'm coming to you from a 4,000-square-foot loft in the heart of manhattan's trendy tribeca neighborhood. this home is the perfect marriage of the chic and industrial.

michelle -- i mean ms. nunn is the one that is going to do it and i had predicted she was going to win. if i could change it now, i would say it is a toss-up. >> eleanor? >> perdue brags he would be the only fortune 500 member of the u.s. senate if he wins '' that is not a great credential this year. michelle nunn, daughter of sarment sam nunn has run a campaign right down the middle. i think she wins. >> nunn has a great chance to win in comparison to other democrats. if she loses i i -- it is bad night for democrats. >> she is a wonderful campaigner, michelle nunn. she carries the nunn name, she has a lot of name recognition. i don't think it will be close. >> mclaughlin says perdue will pull it out. we vote 4-1, nunn. georgia democratic. >>> iowa, bruce braley ver venus joanie ernst. >> joanie ernst is a hot ticket. let me tell you. as a candidate she has pizazz, big smile. i have to believe if it is a republican night, that joanie ernst is going to be a winner and she will be a sensation if this town if

let's get right to that weekend weather with meteorologist michelle grossman. michelle, not the day to rake your leaves. >> that's a good thing, it can wait until tomorrow. tomorrow will be windy. wait until the middle of the workweek. today is a great day to stay in bed, be lazy because it's going to be that gray kind of day. live look outside. waking up to gray skies. we're going to see the rain falling across the area. occasional rain throughout the day and breezy and chilly conditions. so rainy saturday. that's our weather headline. you can see all that green on the map. even yellow, even some oranges. that's indicating more moderate stuff. as we head towards the south and east. parts of burlington county, ocean county, that's where we're seeing that yellow color. that's where we're seeing moderate rainfall. temperatures right now, yes, chilly 40s, most of the area. 15 in millville. 45 right now in allentown. 41 degrees in mount pocono. temperatures staying right around 50 today. so for today, by 8:00, 48. 48 by 10:00. noon, 49 degrees. we'll talk more abou

with hugs and tears the community mourns the death of seven year old gavin and his mom michelle.hey were murdered at the hands of michelle's boyfriend. >> we wanted everybody come out today to celebrate life because if anybody new shell, she will loved life. >> hundreds lit candles to remember the young mother and her son found burned inside their washington street home wednesday after firefighters put out the flames. 38 year old joseph palmer lived with them and was found injured outside. originally telling investigators there was an intruder but police now say palmer stabbed michelle and gavin to death then set the fire. >> i can't believe this could happen in our little town and to people who were so kind and loving. >> reporter: many at the vigil left notes to michelle and gavin a second grader at spraying elementary. family members wearing red because it was gavin's favorite color. >> i can remember gavin when he was about two years old. he would sit in the church pew, and when the choir would start to sing, he would take out a hymn until and try singing with us. >> reporter