seth moulton says he's going to back tim ryan for the moment of moulton says the status o moulton says the status quo is not working. >>> after a fire destroys a multi-family home five families are left homeless. nicole jacobs joins with us more. >> reporter: you can get a very good look at the damage from this fire. you can see the left side completely charred out. we know that all the families were at work at the time the fire broke out except one woman was fire sweeps through this home in lawrence tuesday afternoon. cell phone video shows the intensity. those who lived here watched in horror. >>all i saw was a huge pile of smoke and the fire. it was just great, the flames. i saw when the roof came down. >> reporter: firefighters respond to the scene making a discovery where time was of the essence. >>there was a woman on the 3rd floor of the building. our building. >> reporter: approximately 20 people live here, many children, although this mother and her three children are safe, she lost everything. >>i feel sad for them. i will try to help them especially, like -- i live around he

sean moulton: one of the top policy on ethics. the obama administration came in and it was a policy on lobbyists. pres. obama: they have not funded my campaign. they will not work in my white house. sean: that was their line in the sand, lobbyists. we think that you could change that line a bit. it's not just about lobbyists, it's really about financial conflicts of interest. another issue would be, put somebody in charge of ethics. sharyl: like a cabinet level position or an ethics czar? sean: a high level white house position. they have to have enough clout and authority that they can go to any agency and tell them that they need to change how they're doing things and they would expect to be listened to. whistleblower protections improved. these are people who risk their careers, their livelihood to come forward and inform congress and the public about problems inside the government. and for far too long, they've been retaliated against, they can lose their jobs. there are a lot of other areas where that principle of transparenc

the herald is reporting seth moulton is calling for senate and presidency. pelosi has been the leader in the house since 2003. >> the surgeon general's report shows only one in 10 people with a substance abuse disorder get treatment. covering heroin and opioid use in massachusetts, massachusetts has been hit hard. this report shows and calls for expanded access to treatment, training clinicians to recogni for integrating treatment into traditional medical care. the report was released just three hours ago and it puts substance abuse in a public health framework as opposed to a criminal justice framework. live at the state house, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a taunton man is going to prison after trying to light his ex-girlfriend's house on fire. prosecutors say that he tried to use cheetos as an accelerant. years in prison. the arson happened in march. the woman says she broke up with him and he began to stalk her before trying to burn down her house. he was found with an empty bag of cheetos and two lighters. >> parents in one boston neighborhood are angry over a

let me bring in congressman seth moulton, democrat of massachusetts.d to see you as always. >> good to see you, jake. >> first of all, what do you think the problem is for democrats? what is -- if you had to narrow it down to just one thing, is it that you're not conveying a clear enough economic message to white working-class voters? you're not motivating the base enough? what is it? >> i am not sure we know exactly what the problem is. there are a lot of disturbing trends in this election. clearly, working-class people feel like they don't have leadership from the democratic party, even when i think our economic policies are clearly helping to grow the middle class. you had hispanics and blacks who voted for someone who is a racist on tv. so there is clearly a disconnecticut thedisconnect there as well. we need time to have the conversation and figure it out. because after several successive election losses clearly the status quo is not acceptable. >> you got what you asked for. house democratic leader nancy pelosi agreed to postpone the leadership e

--presently "enterprise" captain, leighton, t., moulton, e., riley, k., eames, d.-- stop. ey? affirmative. riley, kevin, presently assigned u.s.s. "enterprise" communications section. stop. mr. spock. captain. lieutenant kevin riley in communications-- i wish to have him transferred down to the engineering desk. he came up from engineering, captain. well, i'm sending him back. any explanation? he's a fine young officer. i don't wish to discuss it, mr. spock. please follow my orders. mr. spock, when the man on top walks along his street, the chain of command is often a noose. spare me your philosophical metaphors, doctor. captain is acting strangely. i'm asking if you've noticed. negative. you know, this is the first time in a week that i've had time for a drop of a drew? would you care for a drink, mr. spock? my father's race was spared oh. now i know why they were conquered. what are you so worried about, anyway? i find jim generally knows what he's doing. it was illogical for him to bring those players aboard. illogical? did you get a look at that little juliet? that's a pre

moulton says he's backing representative tim ryan over income nancy politicalsy. he thinks that ryan will help e party appeal to working class voters from the industria midweswho ved for trump. massachus congressman steven lunch is also backing ryan. randy: we have new details on the officer-involved shooting that was being recered yesterday as breaking news on the eye. the man killed was see in surveillanceideo had ge viral some tim ago. shows michael michaelichael mcis roin a 7-11 in malden. police say yesterday's evens started with him assaulting a stor clee, this time at a gulf police cornered him and fired whhey sa that he refused t take his hands out o his pockets. he later died at a hostal. the policefficer and store clerk involved are ok. >> a man on a bike has died after crashing ito methuen. state police sayhe tru and bikeere stopped at a red light on merrimack street. this was near the exit ramp from 495. the man on the bike lost control when the light changed and hit the sidof the truck. the victim is a 58-year-old man from methuen, no charges have bee

. >> verne: chuck gardner, david moulton up here in the booth. oh. >> gary: amanda is back there working too if you wnt to throw out some names. >> verne: amanda blake -- stork, blake -- i'm thinking "gunsmoke." you get me talking about dwayne thomas and i've got marshall dillon in my mind. [laughing] >> verne: holy cow. will it 2:34. >> gary: first time "gunsmoke" has come up in 20 years. >> verne: amanda. i beg your pardon. josh dobbs is coming out. 223 yards throwing it. 190 rushing. there is his mom, stephanie. his dad, robert, nearby. and it is time for the napa play of the game. it's going to be josh dobbs, and this one goes for 70 yards. once he got in the open field, bye bye. here is the voice of the volunteers. bob kessel. >> dobbs breaks a tackle, the left side, the 40, a foot race to the 40, to the 30, to the 20. josh dobbs to the five. to the checkerboard. touchdown. 70 yards. josh dobbs. back-up. total yardage for mizzou, 743. and josh dobbs' numbers, 15 of 22 for 223 yards passing, three touchdowns and even more impressive, i think,

. >> massachusetts congressman seth moulton is calling for ad minority leader nancy pelosi. in a letter signed by the salem democrat and two of his colleagues, they requested a delay on the vote which is set for today, the herald was reporting that moulton is calling for reflection after republicans swept the house and the senate and the presidency. the white house. pelosi has been the party's leader in the house since 2003. >> the surgeon general is facing people with a substance abuse disorder get treatment. our substance abuse and opioid series has been big in the news and has shown that heroin has hit hard in massachusetts. this report calls for expanded access to treatment, training, more clinicians to recognize people in need of treatment, and calling for integrated treatment and to traditional medical care. the report was released just about four hours ago, and it put substancus criminal justice framework. live at the state house, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you rhondella. a taunton man is heading to prison after trying to set fire to his ex-

. >> verne: chuck gardner, david moulton up here in the booth.ciate their help on a game like this. oh. >> gary: amanda is back there working too if you wnt to throw out some names. >> verne: amanda blake -- stork, blake -- i'm thinking "gunsmoke." you get me talking about dwayne thomas and i've got marshall dillon in my mind. [laughing] >> verne: holy cow. will it ever end? 2:34. >> gary: first time "gunsmoke" has come up in 20 years. >> verne: amanda. i beg your pardon. josh dobbs is coming out. what a game on senior day. 223 yards throwing it. 190 rushing. there is his mom, stephanie. his dad, robert, nearby. and it is time for the napa play of the game. it's going to be josh dobbs, and this one goes for 70 yards. once he got in the open field, bye bye. here is the voice of the volunteers. bob kessel. >> dobbs breaks a tackle, the left side, the 40, a foot race to the 40, to the 30, to the 20. josh dobbs to the five. to the checkerboard. touchdown. 70 yards. josh dobbs. >> verne: quentin dormady is the back-up. total yardage for mizzou, 743. a

seth moulton is back message during the election that the status quo is not working. >>> president-elect donald trump is calling for consequences for anyone who burns the american flag. yesterday morning he tweeted, "nobody should be allowed to burnt american flag. if they do, there must be consequences, perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail ." the comment comes avid burned a flag in protest to his election. the supreme court has ruled twice that flag burning is protected under the first amendment. >>president-elect donald trump would be hard pressed to find someone who is capable of being on the supreme court who wouldn't necessarily follow the president. >>the president of hampshire college is set it speak with the mayor this week on a solution to get flag flying again on campus. >>o are promising to protect undocumented immigrants on campus. harvard's president september out a letter to students and staff promising campus police will continue to not ask anyone's immigration status and the university says it will continue not to volunteer information on immigration status. this

stephen moulton is burn center -- is in the chart -- burn center at children's hospital colorado and he's seen a 50% increase since 2006 lincoln's hand has healed completely, but his parents have not overcome their guilt. >> we just never thought of the danger of him touching it. >> no fireplace this winter and they want other parents to know the hot glass is a serious hazard for tiny hands. >> that was kathleen walsh reporting. another way to prevent the is to put up a barrier but know is off. >>> and we absolutely will be cranking those up because that's the other part of the story, not only expecting rain and snow tomorrow but it will be much colder, in fact temperatures will drop about 40 degrees from where we will be today compared to where we will be tomorrow. right now over at u.s. gardens, everybody around colorado is above normal and of course it will be above normal all day long. far above normal an impact so far above, we expect record heat along the front range as we soar close to 80 degrees. the record as it stands now for 16 november is 77 but i think we will poll -- bl

set moulton, steven lynch and elizabeth warren were up for 1% property tax surcharge to be used for projects including environmental protection, also historic preservation. advocates tell the globe that surcharge means homeowners will pay about $24 more a year, which dollars up to more than $20 million for the city of boston. >> it has been a close and divisive presidential race. >> the reaction here and the high emotions this morning. also, voters turn out around the country. it is likely to be busy polls became. >> house speaker paul ryan won his reelection. his comments to supporters and why he's faces some backlash this morning. cindy? >> we're waking up to cloud cover this morning. there will be some showers moving through today. the timeline on that and a cooldown coming later this week. emily? >> we're following breaking news out of boston this morning. a deadly shooting there under >> donald trump will be t president of the united states. trump addressed his supporters, saying americans will no longer settle for less than the best. hillary clinton did call trump but has not addressed

also set moulton, michael capuano and bill keating. neither ed markey nor elizabeth warren were up for reelection. erika: more on the balance of power. a republican wave in congress. big victory in pennsylvania giving the gop control of the the race between hassan and ayotte to close to call the hassan has declared herself the winner. louisiana were go to a will run off next month and the gop maintains their hold on the house extending their six-year streak in control. 15 seeks not protected republicans of 230. immigrants have 190. paul ryan did win his reelection campaign. a former two-time republican presidential nominee, mitt trump a fraud and faulted him for misogyny and bullying posted a subdued congratulations on twitter. best wishes for our duly elected president, may his victory speech be his guide and preserving the republic his aim. pope francis tweeting from the vatican this morning, may we make god's merciful love ever more evident in our world through dialogue, mutual supported hillary clinton are concerned that a trump pr

. >> verne: chuck gardner, david moulton up here in the booth. oh. >> gary: amanda is back there working too if you wnt to throw out some names. >> verne: amanda blake -- stork, blake -- i'm thinking "gunsmoke." you get me talking about dwayne thomas and i've got marshall dillon in my mind. [laughing] >> verne: holy cow. will 2:34. >> gary: first time "gunsmoke" has come up in 20 years. >> verne: amanda. i beg your pardon. josh dobbs is coming out. 223 yards throwing it. 190 rushing. there is his mom, stephanie. his dad, robert, nearby. and it is time for the napa play of the game. it's going to be josh dobbs, and this one goes for 70 yards. once he got in the open field, bye bye. here is the voice of the volunteers. bob kessel. >> dobbs breaks a tackle, the left side, the 40, a foot race to the 40, to the 30, to the 20. josh dobbs to the five. to the checkerboard. touchdown. 70 yards. josh dobbs. back-up. total yardage for mizzou, 743. and josh dobbs' numbers, 15 of 22 for 223 yards passing, three touchdowns and even more impressive, i think, on

seth moulton announced yesterday lynch. pollosei says she is confident she will lead. >> gene: discussing transportation and military issues. chief of staff at the pentagon to talk about the progress of the military task force. baker will also meet its partnership with the commonwealth. later today governor baker will be honored by governing magazine and given the public official of the year award. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. we have seen quite a changing experience on the expressway this morning. 1 point we topped out at 80 minutes and now down to 41 as heading to the braintree split to the exit for the pike. good and stay in 40s most part as we go through the morning hours, not so much the graphic but wanted to point out we will be dealing with clouds, risk of rain does head in into the afternoon and evening hours and i will have the timeline in just a few. >> gene: 7:09. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in th

seth moulton is backing tim ryan and stephen lynch also backing ryan. ryan has been critical of leadership and led democrats in the house past 13 years. >> daniel: talking about progress of the massachusetts multiple task force. baker will also meetith with the president of amtrak to discuss the partnership with commonwealth and later today it will be honored by magazine and public official of the year award. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. we had major headache this morning on expressway and head from furnace brook parkway up to freeport street and still steady heavy volume on lexington and slow medford into somerville and live drive times 18 minutes route 1 and hour on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector and 40 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now forecast looking out on windows here on route 1. >> going to be brief and not last too long obviously. we are talking about fog too this morning and starting to see some improvements and fog

. >> verne: chuck gardner, david moulton up here in the booth. oh. >> gary: amanda is back there working too if you wnt to throw out some names. >> verne: amanda blake -- stork, blake -- i'm thinking "gunsmoke." you get me talking about dwayne thomas and i've got marshall dillon in my mind. [laughing] >> verne: holy cow. will it 2:34. >> gary: first time "gunsmoke" has come up in 20 years. >> verne: amanda. i beg your pardon. josh dobbs is coming out. 223 yards throwing it. 190 rushing. there is his mom, stephanie. his dad, robert, nearby. and it is time for the napa play of the game. it's going to be josh dobbs, and this one goes for 70 yards. once he got in the open field, bye bye. here is the voice of the volunteers. bob kessel. >> dobbs breaks a tackle, the left side, the 40, a foot race to the 40, to the 30, to the 20. josh dobbs to the five. to the checkerboard. touchdown. 70 yards. josh dobbs. back-up. total yardage for mizzou, 743. and josh dobbs' numbers, 15 of 22 for 223 yards passing, three touchdowns and even more impressive, i think,

. >> verne: chuck gardner, david moulton up here in the booth. do we appreciate their help on a oh. >> gary: amanda is back there working too if you wnt to throw out some names. >> verne: amanda blake -- stork, blake -- i'm thinking "gunsmoke." you get me talking about dwayne thomas and i've got marshall dillon in my mind. [laughing] >> verne: holy cow. will it eve >> gary: first time "gunsmoke" has come up in 20 years. >> verne: amanda. i beg your pardon. josh dobbs is coming out. 223 yards throwing it. 190 rushing. there is his mom, stephanie. his dad, robert, nearby. and it is time for the napa play of the game. it's going to be josh dobbs, and this one goes for 70 yards. once he got in the open field, bye bye. here is the voice of the volunteers. bob kessel. >> dobbs breaks a tackle, the left side, the 40, a foot race to the 40, to the 30, to the 20. josh dobbs to the five. to the checkerboard. touchdown. 70 yards. josh dobbs. back-up. total yardage for mizzou, 743. and josh dobbs' numbers, 15 of 22 for 223 yards passing, three touchdowns and

you got a vertical split with the generations which is what you're talk about there with seth moultonats, new generation of democrats, in the house, trying to push out the older leadership. nancy pelosi, in particular. you've also got a little more split, kind of horizontal, all right, left/right, where you have tim ryan addressing kind of both of these issues. and to go back to simone's point, which direction the party is going to head in here. what they're looking at here, tim ryan was saying, talking about getting backse seats, lik bart stuback, they put bernie sanders into leadership. that was a big acknowledgement of the power of his movement. and on left you also have to also address. but they're also trying to get back to center-right, in middle america, the so-called flyovercountry. you look at that span of things, it's a really hard bridge to cross right now. there's going to have to be a lot of work done inside the party, especially to the center/right, not sure you can do that. a lot of those seats were districted out. drawn out from maps. >> donald trump popularism was tie

potential challengers to baker include outgoing senator dan wolf, katherine clark and congressman seth moulton. randy: the man behind the widely recorded song "hallelujah" has died. canadian singer and songwriter leonard cohen was 82 years old. his management team confirmed the news yesterday. cohen remained popular into his 80's, touring as recently as this year. releasing a new album just last month, the memorial is being emily: the bruins put on a show at home for members of the u.s. military. last night, new hampshire staff sergeant ryan pitts, medal of honor recipient, dropped the first puck. didn't look good for the b's against the blue jackets, down 1-0 in the first period. 5-2 is the final. [crying] randy: it started off as a norm malday but for a few kids it ended as a family reunion. air force master sergeant jer any freeman had been deployed for 7 months. his oldest daughter thought she was going to a pep rally. her dad surprised her. sergeant freeman and his wife say that they've been keeping this secret for weeks, and the emily: great moment. randy: who's ready for a little turkey

jeff moulton announced he is blocking ohio rep tim ryan. ryan has been political of pelosi's leadership since the election. position. she has led the democrats in the house for the past 13 years. >>> good morning, everyone. 6:16. and take a look at the heavy, steady volume we are seeing on the expressway. this is freeport street in the northbound lanes. because of an accident that happened right before columbia road and take a little closer look at the map. things backed up to furnacebrook parkway. we don't see this kind of volume typically until closer to 7 a.m. so things really getting off to a slow start on t i would avoid it if you can. use some of the side roads. also new accident on route 1 southbound at lynn street in revere. live drive times. 17 minutes on route 1. just almost an hour in the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. the seven-mile stretch. very slow going. 33 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> meteorologist sarah wroblewski in for shiri spear today. and sarah, low visibility out there

congresswoman kathryn clark along with seth moulton and >>> new this morning fox news will be releasing new exit poll numbers about the presidential election and breaks down voters by race, gender and issues most important to them. fox25's daniel miller joins us with the results, and some of these aren't what many expected, daniel. >> daniel: the fox exit polls show a wide support for donald trump. regarding race, 58% of white voters supported trump. 37% for clinton. 8% of black voters supported trump. 88% for clinton. a look at the vote. we knew would be closely watched and he still managed 29% of the vote. hillary clinton was running to be the first woman president and woman voters are going to be key factor. hillary did win women overall, but trump made up that ground by winning men vote by about the same margin. now when you break it down by race and gender, trump did very well with white women voters taking nearly 60%; however, nonwhite women voters broke here is a look at the exit polls on the big issues, donald trump did best among voter who felt immigration and terrorism were th

a group of roughly 20 house democrats spearheaded by seth moulton has urged them to delay their conversations what went wrong last tuesday and map out a pace forward. kasie hunt is a democratic correspondent and jim is a strategist. if you lose the popular vote and you can get solace from that, you lost and you lost the presidency when you should have won it. the knives are out. the knives are always out, as they should be. i love this part of politics. when your party loses, the knives come out. there must be punishment, to quote donald trump, there needs to be some form of punishment. there has to be. jamal, who's going to get the ax? who's going to get hurt by this? because they lost. >> i don't know that there's anybody left to be hurt. everybody's pretty banged up. >> no, no, no, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer all back hillary down the line. >> the first thing that people are going to do, people are starting to pay more attention to the clinton campaign and the fact that clinton didn't have a message. you heard a lot from hillary clinton this weekend -- >> did anybody say that two weeks

congressman seth moulton was among the local dignitaries to welcome the group and they had plenty of enthusiasm. >> just pumping each other up and having so much excitement to teach other people about what we're passionate about and maybe they people as well. >> vanessa: volunteers will work with the city for a year, serve local schools and paraphernalia parks and participate in service programs around the area. great work by them. yes. well, a local mom says her young son was photographed without his knowledge, while using a bathroom at a restaurant. >> mark: police say the person taking pictures was an employee. coming up new at 6:00 p.m., the manager explains why he was allowed to work even after it happened. >> vanessa: a massachusetts family is frustrated after dealing with disgusting brown toilet, but that's my toilet. >> vanessa: coming unat 5:30 p.m. -- up at 5:30 p.m., the plan that could fix this problem, but it won't happen any time soon. >> mark: a woman found alive, but chained inside a metal container. ne vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right

the volunteers packed the reggie congressman seth moulton was among the dignitaries to welcome the group and they had plenty of enthusiasm. >> pumping each other up and teaching people the passion we have. >> vanessa: the volunteers will participate in different programs throughout the area, including city year. a year of service for the 1,000 people, we appreciate them. >> mark: familiar red jackets out and about, doing their thing. it's great to take a yr community. >> kevin: was the jacket thick enough, was the question. >> mark: kevin, you're the answer man on that. >> kevin: they might need a thicker coat, because temperatures are dropping tonight. i'll do what can i. >> mark: layer up. >> kevin: 48 metro west out there to bedford, 45 in beverly and in portsmouth, so there are temperatures that have slipped into the 40's tonight. it will be in the mid 30's out there on cape cod. a couple towns could stay closer to 40, like provincetown, for instance, the outer cape, generally, but mid and upper midst 30's. if you haven't had frost, you pay get some tonight. not every spot will, but

strict three and joe kennedy won and bill keating winner with 56% of also had katherine clark setting moulton and all winning unopposed. >> sara: rhode island voters passed stated bill to allow twin river to build another hotel and casino in tiverton. less than 200 yards from the massachusetts border. another vote held tiverton to approve the plan and unfishly passed and election officials haven't counted the absentee ballots just have slots and table games and expected to open in 2018 before the wynn casino opens in everett. when somerville residents went to the polls yesterday they voted to fund the priciest school building in massachusetts history. the city's new high school slated to cost $257 million. that is 58 million more than the cost of newton north high school. more than half of the building will be funded by the city's taxpayers. the massachusetts school building authority will vote in february on whether to approve >> shiri: rain chances back in the forecast for today, only going 40% chance because it is going to be so widely scattered, hour-by-hour look with future cast coming u

congressman seth moulton kathleen rice and rubin gallego have all signed the letter addressed to nancy pelosi more than 20 other the democrats are also supporting the delay. part and iteads in is vital our caucus to the time to listen to the american people and learn the lessons of this difficult election to be in the best position to fight this dangerous agenda of donald trump and a realistic chance of taking back the house in 2018. you can to the rest of this in politico today. president obama is going to have a news conference today before heading on his european trip, live coverage will be on one of the c-span networks beginning at 3:15 this afternoon. here is more on the freshman orientation. >> turning us now to walk us through what happens to these newly minted members of congress 's bradford fitch of the congressional management foundation. good morning. >> good morning. foundation. guest: good morning. host: could you tell us a little bit about your foundation and its role? guest: we are about to enter our 40th year. we wanted more assistance in the management, the running of

impetus for delayed leadership election came from a clutch of mostly younger members led by seth moulton, a democrat of massachusetts, kathleen rice of new york, and ruben gallego of ase, who all entered the house during the republican wave year of 2014. again, those house democratic elections postponed until wednesday, november 30. we'll have live coverage here on c-span when we hear from members after this republican leadership election. also on capitol hill today, the unveiling by the house architect of the completed job, the finished capitol dome and other repairs done on the capitol over the last year and a half. this he had held a short briefing -- they held a short briefing with reporters. >> thank you, christine. good morning, everyone. thank you for coming out today. it is my pleasure to announce that with the talent and leadership of the dedicated team of people that have joined me here today, and many more consult abilities and contractors from across the country, the capitol dome restoration project is complete. [applause] this project was the first complete restoration of th

you have ruben gallego just elected to a second term, a 37-year-old hispanic from arizona and seth moulton and iraq veteran. gallego is in iraq veteran to so2 veterans also from massachusetts. they have successfully delayed the leadership election. pelosi wanted it to happen two weeks ago. they said no way. we are going to take some time and have a reckoning and figure out what went wrong. they were successful. they hadn't endorse anybody until today so they were holding their fire and now they are trying to go with a little momentum for ryan even if it's a losing effort. they are young and they will be here when pelosi is gone so it's a strategic move i think more than anything else. >> host: walk us through the timeframe and the logistics on the vote. we understand there's a secret ballot wednesday morning? >> guest: it's always a secret ballot and that is that the advantage of tim ryan. pelosi is an extremely powerful force in this caucus. she is very well respected but she also is feared to an extent. so that's why you are not seeing so many people come out public way. the last challen

young 37-year-old hispanic from arizona and seth moulton, an iraq veteran. galego is an iraq veteran. molten is also young, also new from massachusetts. they had successfully delayed these leadership elections. pelosi wanted them to happen two weeks ago. they said no way. not after this election. we're going to take some time and have a reckoning. figure out what went wrong. they were successful. the election is tomorrow. but they hadn't endorsed anybody until today. they were holding their fire and now they're just trying to build a little momentum for ryan, you know, even if it's a losing effort. they're young. they'll be here when pelosi is gone and so they see it as a strategic move more than anything. >> walk us through the time frame and the logistics on the vote. we understand it's going to be a secret ballot wednesday morning? >> it's a secret ballot. it's always a secret ballot. that plays to the advantage of tim ryan. there's -- pelosi is an extremely powerful force in this caucus. she's very well respected, but she's also feared to an extent. and