negative low ratings, locked still in an uncalled race in virginia, then you see anthony brown in neighboring maryland with a 2-1 democratic registration advantage losing, getting wiped out by an unknown republican, then you know it's not just a matter of the map. there was something much bigger going on. >> mike viqueira at the white house. again as we wait for mitch mcconnell in the scene in the mcconnell center, the conference room from kelly o'donnell on the left. and carl cameron on the right. >> which networks don't you see there? >> of course, the big news, the republican party seize control of the senate, and mcconnell is now poised to become the next senate majority leader. libby casey is not missing. she joins us from louisville. what can we expect to hear from mcconnell today? >> we're right outside of the mcconnell center, of course, this auditorium, named for his wife who was secretary of labor under president george w. bush. this is a center here at the senator's alma mater, named for him, an appropriate place for him to make his first address to win control of the senate. we expect him

a former neighbor from maryland, she and her husband saw brad bishop in basel, switzerland on a trainin his eyes. and then there was roy harrell, who was a friend and colleague. >> all these years, i really thought nothing more about brad bishop until sorrento. i don't normally speak to people in men's rooms. i thought he was a vagrant. it he was sitting there when i came and stood right next to him and for some reason turned. in my mind's eye, i stripped off the beard and saw the foreign services officer i'd seen in washington, d.c. i just impulsively said you're brad bishop, aren't you? and he began trembling and shaking. said "oh, god, no." and turned and ran. i have no doubt that -- that it was him. >> after that many years, a book was all of a sudden found. >> it really is as good as a bloody fingerprint at the scene. i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair projects. schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of mr. bones. time the next launch. calm down principal jones. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-

on wednesday, republican congressman andy harris from neighboring maryland told the "washington post,er drug use among teens. i will consider using all resources available to a member of congress to stop this action. but there's a growing rift here in the gop. libertarians are generally down with pot and senator rand paul, for one, says he's against the federal government telling these d.c. voters they can't legalize pot. and a majority of voters nationwide agree. this was interesting and hasn't gotten enough attention. for the first time this year w now, exit polls show more people that came out to vote tuesday want to see pot legalized than don't. and that's a midterm electorate. people who came out to vote were older and whiter than those voting in previous big general election races. now the former police chief from seattle, also a speaker for the law enforcement against prohibition. that's a group which supports legalizing all drugs. and he joins us via skype. and alexander mccobben is the cofounder and president for students for liberty, a young libertarian group among other thi

in neighboring maryland chris van holland is still locked in a tight race. it doesn't get any blueern maryland in beth he is did a and potomac maryland. harry reid now, the out going majority leadier as it turns ou has a statement congratulating senator mccould have beenel. this is remarkable. if you have, like i have, a front-row seat to the senate and you've ever sat up in the gallery in the balcony and watched these two men go at it, i mean there is no love lost. these are two men who do not even speak to each other in the same room whether the cameras are rolling or not. harry reid out with a statement, i would like to congratulate senator mccog, the message from voters is clear, they want us to work together. i look forward to working with senator mcconnell to get things done for the middle class. not so fast, john. not so fast on congratulating senator mcconnell for being the next majority leader because ted cruz and this is a foreboding developments in itself. we talked about the thorn in its side that said ted cruz could be the republican leadership.

neighbors in oakland, maryland, 7 above zero there with windchills in the mountains subzero.ng to work and school this morning with that gusty wind, it will be in the upper 20s. and then during the afternoon, only in the mid-30s by 3:00 this we weekend or weekday. we'll see the gusty winds today and you can post your pictures on twitter and instagram and post your photos. it will be chillier on friday with a high near 40. for the weekend, looking better. it will be in the mid-40s on saturday and partly cloudy. then milder on sunday. aught to make it to the mid-50s sunday afternoon wit rain looking like lie saturday afternoon and evening. then warming into the 60s. that will be a welcomed change by monday afternoon. alexis davies, how are the roadways now? >>> we have reports of an accident 66 eastbound at route 50 with the center lane blocked. you'll see some congestion because of that. elsewhere, 95 northbound count ing is looking congested. 95 to 270 is 25 minutes. and northbound 495 to the 14th street bridge is 28 minutes. >>> 6:54 now. this morning crews are posed to star

right now neighbors in frederick, maryland, are looking to rebuild.ictures show the flames on south market street this morning. as news 4's mark mcgrath reports some escaped just in the nick of time. >> i'm lucky to be alive. another five minutes and i would have been in it. >> reporter: craig got out just minutes before his rowhouse went up in flames. he watched as the fire spread from one home to the next. >> slowly, it just engulfed mine and just ran two or three houses down this way and then three or four down this way. just continued to spread. >> reporter: these photos show the intensity of the fire. the old civil war era rowhouses don't have sprinkler systems or modern firewalls. the flames took hold in the attics and then spread along the rooftop. a total of ten houses were damaged. six like craig's, severely. >> my damage is bad. it's completely -- it will need to be completely gutted and rebuilt. >> reporter: s market street was close forward several hours but has since removed. everyone was able to get out of their burning homes okay. just

. >>> you, along with friends and neighbors, decides to change the way maryland spends transportation money. the trust fund can now only be used to fix highways and pay off transportation bonds. state leaders declared an emergency to use it for other reasons. >>> the first elected attorney general is can't recall racine with 41% of the vote. he previously served as public defender and white house lawyer >> a close race on a question ended in defeat. it would give council man a chance to be in charge for three terms instead of current two terms. they lost 51-49. that means baker is now in his final term. he won the election unopposed. >> prince george's county launched a 500 million dollar rebrowneding campaign. the experience expand explore is kind designed to bring people to the county to check out the top tourist attractions, casinos and health centers. you should see experience, expand, polar on bill wards and bwi marshall. >> it's really mild out there. feels terrific. >> turn to tom kierein and tell us what to expect for today. >> i want to thank all the voters, all the write-ins

. >> reporter: detectives say a masked man knocked on her neighbors' apartment in columbia, maryland. the masked man opened fire, shooting a 29-year-old man several times in the apartment. take a look at the shattered front window, blinds hanging out. med tlics air lift it had 29-year-old to the hospital in critical condition. the shooter got away. i'm a couple blocks away from where the shooting happened. howard county police stopped that black suv right there. they say a man stepped out and he was bleeding. medics rushed him to the hospital. police are questioning the man. they haven't told us how he hurt his hand forhe's connected to 2 shooting. josiah wilson was cooking dinner inside his house at the time. >> my first reaction? freaking out. honestly, this kind of stuff never happens in this neighborhood. >> reporter: especially on thanks giving. >> seeing that going down was very interesting to say the least. and we're still getting ready for thanksgiving. >> reporter: meanwhile, police search for the suspect. they don't think this was a random shooting. >> i don't understand why

maryland. glad that our neighbors here in the nation's capital. i think what's important to know about standardized tests such as the s.a.t. is that they are a predictor of college success, but they're not the most important predictor, what we have found is that high school grades and the types of courses that they take are a much more significant predictor of college success. when we admit students, we look at a whole variety of factors in deciding an admission, not solely and not priorly on test scores even though the test scores of our students coming to the university of maryland are very high. >> has that happened over the years? has that been the trend that you've looked less and less at s.a.t. scores? >> well, i think people in the business of admissions, educational psychologists always have known that the principle predictor of success are the courses you've taken and how well you've done in high school. and the s.a.t. compliments it. so, therefore i don't know if any school that relies primarily or significantly on test scores. >> what a

. >> it was broken glass on a maryland street, a bag of potatoes and one neighbor that helped crack the case. nbc10 continues with nbc10's jesse gary working to put the pieces of the puzzle together for us. jesse, walks through this. >> reporter: tracy, investigators say trash from that convenience store purchase crucial in their investigation of the case. a neighbor remembered seeing surveillance video of suspect delvin barnes buying snacks. that led to a tip and police scrutiny from virginia. law men down there recognized the suspect of a crime called philadelphia police station and then started using the car's gps device to track his movements. >> he's a vicious predator. he's off the streets and hopefully, he'll be in jail for the rest of his life. that's the only thing he deserves. >> reporter: commissioner charles ramsey is thanking the public saying that initial response from that first video of carlesha being pulled off that germantown street, well, that kind of got the ball rolling because it's garnered so much national attention. so many eyes were watching the case that helped

craig, as always, and all these volunteers, so many people are helping out our neighbors in need. 3500 folks in d.c., maryland and virginia getting thanksgiving because of everyone here today. back to you. >> great job there at food and friends. we thank all of those volunteers for being here. >>> the thanksgiving weekend again it's about you know what. >> you know the drill. >> i'm also thinking about small business saturday. >> all right. looking forward to it. >> retail shopping is the other thing. >> a lot of us will be camped out on the couch or in front of the oven for most of the day, but there are more things to do for that we turn to nikki burdine. what's the battle plan here? >> there are a lot of things to do but most involves food, football, family, friends, food, football, family, friends. >> cannot emphasize that enough. >> repeat. and then nap time and repeat it all over again. you have your kids at home, out of work, you need to get out of the house and find something to do -- not out of work but off from work, but if you need to get out of the house, we have some ideas for you. >> reporter: t

neighbor like that. which operatesk, 38 branches across maryland and pennsylvania, fired him on the spot. won't say how much of the money, if any, it has recovered. i spoke minutes ago, with geleg's sister on the telephone. me her brother never stole a dime, insisting this is all a setup. her why police conjure up such a dramatic lie, at which point she hung up the phone. >> thanks, kevin. years, the sentence of a man convicted of stealing rolexs before leading police on a high-speed chase. alonzo meadows entered a plea to the charge of assault and robbery. he admits there's enough conviction without admitting guilt. other say meadows and two men sprayed pepper spray on everyone as they fled. suspects remain missing. three-year-old girl sees santa claus having breakfast alone. she tells us what she said as she joined him at the table and him for toyst ask this christmas. >> first, though, the new app that isd in virginia already helping to catch >> an arlington based company is trying to help prevent assaults technologyy putting into students' hands to help them in a crisis. the app is al

the see era -- sierra leone native is married to a woman who lives in maryland with her two young children. >> now neighbors dealing with a third sink hole in less than a week. neighboring holding their breath as the new depression is growing. it already swallowed up a car. they are looking at what is causing the problem. less than a mile away from it the other two that opened up last week. >> it could be closed in the entire season. he was forced to shut down because of a problem with the rink's refrigeration system. the youth and adult hockey leagues use it leaving all to look for a new place to skate. >> that's a shame. i was just over there a couple weeks ago. >> facebook wants to be a part of your workday. loren s lauren simonetti here with the company's new move. >> good morning, lauren. >> your office may try to keep you off facebook right now. you may have a genuine work related reason to log off in the future. they are looking at facebook at work allowing this em to connect with professional colleagues. >>> you are eating too much chocolate. i know. i am. i don't know about you. it is a warning fro

neighbors in what's usually a quiet area of laurel. now we've learned the name of what police are looking for. 36 years old. prince george's county police say juan keniya could be driving an escalade with maryland tags. they think he shot and killed a man on red clay road near route 198. zachary kiesch spoke with a neighbor very worried about his safety. >> me and my wife just got home from a party. just talking to her and heard five shots. my wife thought it was somebody hanging up pictures with a ham ir. i was like, no, that's a gunshot. >> the apartments are quiet. it's a working class family oriented community. the kind of place daryl bullock wanted for his wife and son. >> for the most part, everyone knows each other. we help each other when it snows shoveling cars out. >> last night a different scene. five shots and one dead. it happened just before 10:30. >> so called the police and next thing you know, an rothey showe. >> reporter: as daryl came down the stairs he saw a woman here crying and learned the shooting happened right over here. not a lot of space between apartments here and certainly as a husband, as a father, daryl is concerned. >> close to your own opaapartme? >> right under

maryland. with the help of a vigilant neighbor, officers found the suspects about four miles away at a gas stationn. they arrested 18-year-old gabriel taylor smith pictured here for the theft. a 17-year-old whom police have not identified is also charged. >>> shoveling snow in the middle of autumn? that was how people up and down the east coast spent their weekend. storms dumped more than a foot of snow in some states. south carolina saw its earliest snowfall ever, and school is cancelled in parts of minnesota. nbc's mark barger has more on this giant storm system that started in alaska, but will be felt as far south as florida. >> reporter: snowplowses are out in force across the upper midwest as an early season snowfall blankets the region. motorists in forest lake, minnesota, north of minneapolis, found the commute slow going this morning. >> this is a little early to be having all the white stuff. i'm not ready for it yet. >> reporter: others are taking it in stride. >> being from minnesota, no, i kind of expect it, from time to time. and i think it's -- i think it's great. >> reporter: not so

. >>> the owners of maryland's most profitable casino about to roll the d neighbors in the shaw areae upset at the idea of that facility taking the place of a popular dog and skate park. >> one of the areas we're looking at, but certainly not the preferred area or only area and the like, we would want to build somethinf. >> he says he prefers a location downtown. he is open to building in the suburbs. he is expected to take two years beforey becomes a reality wherever it's built. >>> take a look at your refrigerator. important recall at giant food wo pass along to you. vacuum packs of smoked salmon may be contaminated with listeria. lo for acme 4 outside smoke. it operates stores in virginia, maryland and d.c. no illnesses have been reported so far. >>> in the day ahead, members of the u.s. postal service will be in the hot seat on capitol lawmakers are holding a hearing into the latest data breach. they want to know why it took two months to tell us their data had been hacked. employee's soc and customers to contacted the personal care e-mail may have been compromised as well. >>> l

maryland players refused to shake hands right here. the big ten says that was exceptionally regrettable. bad sportsmanship. i'm john clark. we're right back. snchtsz a. >>> a neighbor who hired a contractor to cut the tree called us tonight. he was worried about the liability if somebody got hurt on the neighborhood association property. final look at weather. >> and it's not going to be as cold tomorrow morning. amp highs will be warmer, near 70 degrees. same thing wednesday, but heavy rain moves in thursday. >> thank you. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. thanks for watching the tonight show is next. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anne hathaway, gael garcia bernal, world seires mvp madison bumgarner,

maryland. we'll tell you h student escaped. another teenager has been shot and killed in woodbridge. the fight that had neighborsor cover. >>> and surprise drug inspections from airports to stadiums, the nfl teams who were stopped after sunday's big games. >>> and we want to begin tonight with the weather. storm team 4 is tracking more rain that's moving into our area and right behind it a serious blast of frigid air. let's get right to amelia segel. how is this going to affect the morning commute? >> chris, likely a slow go for the morning commute, especially during the later morning hours. rain tomorrow and then record-cold temperatures on tuesday. right now on storm team four, i'm tracking showers across the area, mainly in maryland and parts of west virginia. lot of virginia seeing mainly dry conditions right now. however, overnight tonight, this rain from the south and west will make its way into our area becoming more wide-spread during the morning hours. so, with future weather, here we are, 6:00 a.m. cloudy skies and mainly dry conditions. once we start to hit 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. rain returns to the are

. >> last night her parents left this maryland hospital after being reunited with their daughter, they have been pleading for her safe return and owner neighbors that don't know her personally wanted her safe return. >> joyful for her return and grateful to the tips from police. >> starting with a 911 call from a witness who watched as she was forced into a car on coulter street. >> i can't express my gratitude to you, what you did is beyond hero, that one call, there is nothing to be upset about, you did more because she is home. >> her cousin also said it could be sometime before carlesha is able to talk about what happened over the last several days but this evening at 6:00 family members of carlesha, her parents and siblings and other relatives will be here to talk about how grateful they are for several days of support from people around the area. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. 6abc.com has been updating this story constantly. there you can read more about the criminal history of the suspected abduct terrorer there is more about the search at 6abc.com. >>> now, we are following breaking news out of chest

we begin tonight in neighboring montgomery county, which both candidates feel may hold the keys to victory. leisure world in silver spring is one of maryland'sratic strongholds. republican candidate for governor, larry hogan, is counting on democrats and independents to vote for him because registered democrats outnumber republicans by two to one, statewide. >> i'm a democrat. >> reporter: who are you voting for? >> hogan. >> reporter: why? >> because i'm -- i'm tired of democrats in maryland, giving away all the money and doing all kinds of things that are unnecessary. >> reporter: debby is a lifelong democrat. she decorated her dogs with democratic stickers, but how did she vote? >> well, i did something i've never done before. i voted republican, because i wasn't happy with brown. so i voted for hogan. >> reporter: some voters made up their minds as they walked into the polling place. by and large, are you a democrat? >> by and large, i am. >> reporter: but are you wavering now? >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> because i'm just not sure, because i don't know enough about anthony brown. >> reporter: in prince george's county, republican larry

maryland and also connecticut. >>> an apology from kaci hickox. even though the maine nurse has a court order blocking her quarantine, she plans to stay away from her neighbors until her 21 incubation period for ebola expires. >> i understand the community has been through a lot in the past week and i do apologize to them for that. i will not go into town into crowded public places. i have had a few friends visit me in my home. that is fantastic. >> hickox says her goal along has been to make the national ebola debate about science, not politics. >>> a possible ebola patient evaluated in duke university in north carolina. the unidentified male patient flew into newark a few days ago. he traveled to north carolina on a bus. lab results due back this morning. >>> a doctor showing signs of improvement this morning. dr. craig spencer's condition has been ungraded to stable. spencer contracted the virus in new guinea. >> should health care workers returning face a mandatory quarantine if they show no symptoms of ebola? look at the results of the nbc news poll. 71% of americans say workers should go through a manned quarantine. >>> time for an early look at your m

maryland. a woman at d.c. united medical center said he inappropriately touched her. we went to his house and spoke to a neighbor. here is what he had to say. to revoke his nurse license -- there should be some avenue to do that, yes? >> back here at the courthouse, the judge decided to let him go. he will be wearing an ankle bracelet. we will have more on this case coming up for you on abc 7 news at 5:00. i jennifer donelan, back to you in the studio. update now to a story we first brought you monday. police in new york have arrested a suspect who shoved a stranger right off a subway platform to his death. the man lasted night in the bronx. he is now facing a second-degree murder charge in the death of a 61-year-old man. sunday he pushed that many front of a moving train. he is also wanted in connection with another subway shoving incident earlier this month. is expected obama to announce executive orders on immigration tomorrow night in a primetime address. people familiar with the president's proposal say the reaction could seal immigrants from the partition and secure the work permits -- deportation and secu

neighbor with us. and it's election day. we're covering major races across your area and the country. from the senate to the race for governor in maryland to the fight over legalizing marijuana. good morning. welcome to news 4 midday. i'm barbara harrison. today voters in virginia and the district are voting on candidates and issue that can have a major affect on the way the polls are run from years to come. maryland and the district started at 7:00 a.m. in virginia you'll be voting for one senate seat and all the house seats. we're going to start with the senate where incumbent mark warner is facing off against gillespie. he held a rally with tim kaine in alexandria. gillespie spend the night campaigning. we'll be watching the tenth district where they are running against democrat john fous. the frank wolf held the seat since 1981. foust was in one of the most negative races this year. right now he's behind in the polls. and from a new mayor to marijuana, you'll be voting, and your votes will make a big impact today. >> in the district, you will not only decide the next mayor, you'll decide whether to legalize marijuana. you'll have a

instead of protecting the white house go to southern maryland to protect his own assistant who had been harassed by a neighbor. his neighbor had appropriately called the police. the secret service has absolutely no legal authority of any more than the fbi to protect these employees and yet mark sullivan ordering agents to keep this secret told him to go and protect his own assistant over matter of months. then on top of that and that was revealed by the "washington post." i have the story back in 2012 but books being what they are ahead and brought it out yet. what was not in the "washington post" and is in this book is the agents on top of all that retrieve confidential law enforcement records about this neighbor. again not only a violation of law but a violation of criminal law to retrieve confidential law enforcement records on anyone unless you have a legal basis which they did not have. so not only is this a shocking example of dereliction of duty by mark sullivan to protect the president, not only a violation of critical law but it shows the culture and it shows the effect on me agents that are there to

neighbors. >> so how do you pay for something like this? raising prices on tacks and concessions at games would cover the costs. >> as an ebola infected surgeon from maryland makes his way back to the u.s., world leaders are ruling out chances for creating a vaccine. we'll explain why and what they suggest >>> a celebration of life will be held for hannah gram today at her former high school. it begins at 11:00 a.m. in alexandria. graham's parents will be there and plan to speak. >>> today, you can enroll for health insurance under the affordable care act. in d.c., virginia and west virginia. healthcare.gov is now open. in the district, you can enroll using d.c. help link, maryland's health exchange opens on wednesday. >>> it is time to turn on the town center. today, the town center at laurel on route 1 opens up. the county's first harry's teeter store is there and doesz of national retailers and a regal cinema. time right now, 9:30. we are at the half hour mark of 9:00. already really, really cold outside. >> and we should let you know it's not going to get all that much warmer. >> we're going to che in now with meteorologist chuck bell. >> you have to e

virginia is not sure maryland will comply, they actually probably maryland and virginia, remember where i am. if you are not sure what your neighbor is going to do, why should you go first? if you think about this, and you have any background in economics or political science, you realize when madison is doing in engaging in game thee receiptic reasoning. game thee receiptic reasoning. meaning exactly what the economists and political scientists do now. he is trying -- assuming that federalism -- federalism of voluntary compliance is a game. it's cooperation. everyone should agree to support congress. that way we will have effective national government. but strategically, state by state, there will be different incentives to comply and to shirk. if you think about the factors, this will never fail to render federal measures of -- if we rely on a system of federals and based upon voluntary compliance, it's going to be prone to break down. these are structural conditions. it's not just the lessons of history that madison has spoken about. these are structural conditions that will always exist. therefore, if they always exist, the fe

maryland 95 is looking good, no problems there. a live picture of prince george's county is coming up. >>> 5:54. this morning neighbors about potential health problems after a water main break that caused raw sue sanlg to back up into their homes in north virginia in south jordan street not far from the landmark mall. here's a look at one backyard in the area. furniture is soaked with stool water all piled on top of each other. american brought in servepro to clean up the mess there. but neighbors say the biggest worry is not their property. >> we are running around with nothing on but they have white uniforms on. i think this is a health problem. we have sewage water coming in here. >> a spokeswoman for the water company says they do not have a health analysis but the problem started last thursday when the water main broke up the street backing up the sewer pipes and flooding homes. >>> a group is meeting in montgomery county today to protest cell phone towers at your children's school. the county school district plans to build one at clemente middle school in germantown. the group says towers can cause health and sa

maryland and connecticut. >>> an apology this morning from kaci hickox although the maine nurse has a court order blocking her quarantine. she still plans to stay away from her neighbors until the 21-day incubation period expires. >> i understand the community has been through a lot in the last week. i do apologize to them for that. i will not go into town into crowded public places. i have had a few friends come visit me in my home. that is fantastic. >> hickox says her goal along has been to make the national ebola debate about science. >>> and the patient at duke university medical center in north carolina evaluated for ebola. the unidentified male has flown to newark from liberia. he traveled on a commercial bus before obtaining a fever on saturday. >>> a doctor is showing signs of improvement this morning. dr. craig spencer's condition has been upgraded to stable. nine days after being admitted to the hospital with a high fever. he was working with doctors without borders. it has been a debate since dr. spencer came back. should health care workers face a mandatory quarantine even though they have no signs or symptoms. 71% of the americans polled say they should

maryland. >> reporter: the new fallout over montgomery county's decision to remove religious references from the school calendar. >>> our northern virginia bureau broke the story this week. neighbors as sewage backed up into their homes. now they're demanding answers to make sure something like that doesn't happen again. >>> first at 6:30, disappointment over how justice was served for a former cop who shot a handcuffed man in the back in prince george's county. >> that officer got the minimum sentence today. new at 6:00, we're hearing from the victim who was left paralyzed in that shooting. darcy spencer is outside the courtroom now. darcy? >> reporter: well, jim, this may surprise a number of people. but the victim says he is satisfied with this sentence, because he got the one thing he wanted, and it had nothing to do with prison time. the former cop who shot calvin kyle in the back paralyzing him from the waist down was sentenced today to five years in prison, the minimum sentence. still, kyle is satisfied. in a statement, he told me, what happened to me is already done, and no amount of time in prison can change that. i just wanted a sentence that would mean that mr. riley wi

team, instead of protecting the white house, go to southern maryland to protect mark sullivan's own assistant who had been harassed by a neighbor this neighbor how to properly called the police to the police were handling it. the secret service has no legal authority any more than the fbi to protect its own employees and get mark sullivan ordering agents to keep this secret told them to go protect his own assistant over a matter of months. and then on top of that, and that was revealed by the "washington post." i had a story back in 2012 the books being what they are, i had not brought it out yet. what was not in the "washington post" end is in this book is that the agents on top of all that retrieved confidential law enforcement records about this neighbor. again not only a violation of law but a violation of criminal law to retrieved confidential law enforcement records on anyone unless you have a legal basis, which they did not have. so not only in is this a shocking example of dereliction of duty, by mark sullivan to protect the president, not only a violation of criminal law, but it shows the culture and it shows the effec

alex mooney, the former chairman of the maryland republican party was elected to a congressional seat this week representing a district in this neighboringill tell you what you've won. >> as our champion your name will be engraved using the finest sharpie ink on the "up against the clock" gold cup and a dvd copy of the 1988 film "cocoon ii" and you'll get to play in our jackpot round for today's grand prize. a $50 gift certificate to kwik food meal cart, the only street meat vendor in the greater 45th street area operated by the former chef of the russian tea room. delicious. enjoy the meal and congratulations. back to you, steve. >> all right, m.j. and alex. i mo you want that street vendor food so i'm going to given you a chance to win it right here. this is your jackpot the bonus question. get this right, the giant check is yours. the question is this. with her victory over former massachusetts senator scott brown this week, new hampshire senator jean shaheen has defeated three former or current u.s. senators in statewide elections. name the other two >> gordon humphrey and johnson. >> wow, that was easier than it was supposed to be.

maryland, if you want to buy this. it's a drone company, intelligent u.a.s. since frying turkeys can be very dangerous, this might be like you said, the safest way to fry your bird. >> my neighbor was talking about delivering pots and pans. why not turkeys too? >> i'm going to stay in and watch football. i want that drone to drop it in the hot oil. there could be trouble around the thanksgiving table last night inside the white house. in fact, maybe vice president biden wasn't invited for thanksgiving dinner. a new report from from "the washington times" pointed out that joe biden was furious at the way defense secretary chuck hagel was sort of forced out. not happy. they have been long-term senate friends, many years together. apparently he was not happy about it. seems there are signs of him running in 2016 so distancing himself perhaps? >> we've got part of the article. it says the vice president let it be known last week that he was, quote, ticked out the way the president forced out chuck hagel. mr. hagel was pushed out in less than two years by a white house that is accused of micro managing national security policy. so is he legitimately very frustrated with president ob