new york. new york state. rk state, what happened to new york state with the jobs going to mexico and other places -- and when hillary clinton was senator, she said she ran on the basis that she would create new jobs. alltel you what -- -- i tell you i tell you what -- just another lie. it's worse than ever, ever, ever before. she did nothing. she did nothing. we are fighting for every american who believes government should serve the people, not the donors and not the special interests. i'm asking you to dream big because, with your votes -- can you believe this? -- we are two days away. we will get the change you have been waiting for for your entire life. and i hope, i hope that you will consider it the greatest and most important vote that you will ever cast. because we will start winning again. we will win on trade. we will knock the hell out of isis. we will start winning again. together, we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. and we will ma

new york. my grand water as dairy farmer. i know how hard our farmers are working and how important the agriculture sector is for new york state. the county is the largest dairy producing county in new york an agriculture is big industry here. i said in interviews i would love to be on the ag committee to help draft the farm bill in 2018. they're starting to work on it in 2017. it is so important making sure small farmers, medium farmers and big farmers have a voice that they're getting a fair shot. it is fair and equal footing all over the state, and all over the country as well. >> so i really would like, get specific like how can dairy farmers still be able to sell their product at a profit and consumers can still, boo i that product at reasonable price? how do you achieve that balance? >> we have to work together with the dairy community. with our farm bureau to make sure we're doing everything we can so they get adequate price for the dairy they are producing. looking at formulas they have in place. i don't know if you're familiar with, very formulaic process how you pay for milk. let's see more of our dairy industry boom

so, so sorry if you live in new york state (graphic blinks new least. how can that be? such a powerful state? that's actually the problem. (nats of hoards of people.. honking.. cars.. traffic) too many people. (new york voter graphic) 19.7 million people live in new york state, which means about 680,000 people per electoral vote. (ranking map) let's go back to the map the most? (graphic blinks with wyoming and #1) voters in the great state of wyoming. (nat sound of wyoming.. cows mooing, wind, silent street in cheyene, tumbleweed) ( video of welcome to wyoming sign and then drone way up into the sky to show land going on and on forever without anyone on it) the state itself is almost twice as big as new york. but just over 560 thousand people live there. (wyoming voter graphic) doing the math that's about 186 thousand votes per electoral vote. (comparison graphic) so a know that. 32 it's kind of shocking actually to think of it that way. (video of the streets of wyoming) she wasn't the only one in cheyenne take nat: 20:00:54-56 oh you've got that one who was a little sur

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ago introduced legislation to take the dwyer program which is now in over a dozen counties in new york state and make it national. whether you live in suffolk county new york or anywhere else, anywhere in this country we need to get to the point where our veterans know that there is a helping hand, love and support and they should not give up. that's priority number one. i've lost more friends due to suicide with ptsd than i have lost friends who have died overseas in combat. beyond that, there is, the department of veterans affairs needs to do a much better job in the way is operating its capital budget. again to the hospital project alone is a billion dollars over budget. you have executives using the relocation incentive bonus program to get themselves set up with moves that they want and then getting themselves paid $127,000, $227,000. and when office of inspector general for be said those cases need to be referred to the department of justice, the department of veterans affairs turned on their own inspector general. we have veterans who have, they've died on secret waitlist. we've had i

we're watching rain right now move through parts of pennsylvania and new york state. this is what we're going to be watching for us later on today as this cold front presses on through. not looking for a lot of showers activity, but it's a idea to have an umbrella with you, especially later this afternoon and into the early part of this evening. temperatures across the northeast today not as mild as upper 50s around here toward new york and dc getting rain later on. it's only in the mid 40s in buffalo. that's colder air on the other side of this frontal boundary. chicago, upper 50s with sunshine today. once this front goes through, high pressure is nosing in. it's going to be back to sunshine heading into tomorrow. so rainfall today looking pretty meager. best chance of seeing it in southeastern massachusetts where we make it over a tenth of an inch of rainfall. that's about it here through the rest of the week. friday, winds will be gusty as the front drops in with clouds in the afternoon. winds shift to the northwest. they could gusty 30 to 40 miles an hour, bringin

not down in new york city, that is for sure. counties in new york statewon't -- but the population in new york state is predominantly, you know, democratic that is ok. i have many patients who are them across, republicans, independent jos.hn podesta: i am hopeful with the supreme court. i can't think of anything more important than that at this time. keith, a doctor in mechanicsville, new york. hillary did not come down tonight but her chairman john podesta did. here is what he had to say. applause] john podesta: thank you. i know you have been here a long time. it has been a long night and a long campaign. but i say, we can wait a little longer, can't we? [cheers and applause] john podesta: they are still counting votes and every vote should count. several states are too close to call so we will not have anything more to say tonight. so listen, listen to me. everybody should head home. you should get some sleep. we will have more to say tomorrow. i want you to know, i want to every person in this hall and every person across the country who supported hil

did you notice the snow across northeast pennsylvania and new york state and western pennsylvania, that continues overnight in the form of snow showers and into western maryland as well into sunday morning, sunday midday. big snows, maybe two feet north of syracuse, and we deal with the breezy conditions again into monday. think that comes down some, but relax. overnight tonight 28 to 36. sunny and cold in the afternoon tomorrow, wind chills in the 30s. if you're going to fedex tomorrow night, dress like it's in green bay for the game, wind chills in the 20s. temperatures slowly moderating tuesday. thursday a few showers, mainly morning through midday ending in the afternoon, and not too bad friday and saturday. >> that's all i got for you. >> a lot going >> college football, we had maryland, another chance to punch their ticket to a bowl >>> now wusa9 game on sports. >>> >. third straight top 25 opponent for the maryland football team as they visited the nebraska cornhuskers in lincoln. coach and the terps trying to pull off another upset, but not huskers rolling up 28-0, and the home

we've had snow all day through much of new york state. western new england and even a coastline this morning. and even this afternoon, a few flurries. for tonight windy, cold, mostly clear. 24 to 31. tomorrow still cold, more wind. not quite as strong as we saw today. we saw winds at times today gusting over 40 miles an hour. tomorrow i think between 20 and 30 miles per hour but still, you know, wind is wind. it will be cold out there tomorrow. temps in the 30s and low 40s but it will feel like the 30s so your december wardrobe for the kids, layer them up. city tomorrow afternoon at the merrimack valley, worcester hills, upper 30s to around 40. barry at 37 and out on the cape and the islands, nantucket 43. wednesday lots of sunshine but less wind. still cold. temps in the low 40s. wednesday perhaps even tomorrow, big travel day. here is what the map will look like on wednesday. quiet up and down the eastern seaboard. if you have connections in the northeast, no issues, even atlanta quiet and then as you work out of atlanta to florida, ther

at noon, here is where the rain is, coming out of new york state, western new england, even some yellow indicating a few downpours but in general, showery mid afternoon tomorrow through early tomorrow evening. not a big rainy stormy day or anything like that. a few showers mid to late afternoon, certainly after the school. but they'll probably have outdoor recess tomorrow because it's dry for much of the day. now the temps, that's the challenge. >> see you at 7:00. >>> popular patriots players opening up a pop-up shop here in boston. >> julian edelman will open a store on the street tomorrow. >> it all started with my great, great granddaughter, edelman who opened edelman and son tech company with three half nickels and a bucket of steam. his hard work was inherited by his son. >> je11 will be open until sunday. two days after bill belichick sent shock waves through the nfl betraying jamie collins to the cleveland browns, the pro bowl the opportunity to debunk some of the rumors on why he was sent packing, specifically his demand for a contract similar to vaughn miller, six years, $1.5

she talked about bringing industry back to new york state when she was a new york state senator.only didn't it come back, look at upstate new york. it's a disaster. it got worse. people fled. companies fled. it's a disaster. the corrupt politicians and their special interests have ruled over this country for a very long time. today is our independence day. today the american working class is going to strike back finally. real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. it's just been announced that the residents of michigan are going to experience a massive double-digit premium hike like you wouldn't believe. not going to matter that much honestly because we're going to terminate it. you're not going to have to worry about it. okay? don't worry. now, on the other hand, if something horrible happens tomorrow, get ready to pay a lot more than you're even paying now. but that's not going to happen. i'm looking at that fantastic young lady right there. she's shaking her head no way, no way. not going to happen. right? good. not going to hap

in the meantime a few showers are running into new york state and he will move across northern new england throughout the overnight and into tomorrow morning. temperatures are miles. we do notice some of the cooler air setting up across northern massachusetts and new hampshire. that's going to be tough to root out tomorrow. new hampshire may have a shower as well as northern massachusetts. the main area moving in a german -- moving in after lunchtime may bring a rumble showers. there will be a little bit of rain that will be with us until tomorrow evening. then we will dry out and then comes in the dryer and cooler air. -- drier air. >>> two men just walked out of the minimum-security facility. >>> a man hit a tree with his car before -- and got out just julie has more. >> reporter: lisa, this driver had just seconds to escape and yet somehow he managed to do just that. tonight police are reminding all of us to always drive defensively. >> a car just got into a car accident and it is on fire. >> reporter: hours later it was virtually pile of charge melted metal, it's driver a 38-year-old s

if you look at all the burden of medicaid, $9 billion is spent, $7.5 billion is spent by new york state. when people say their property taxes are so much higher here in new york state, that's one of the reasons. but my opponents approach is wrongheaded. she doesn't know what she's talking about when it comes to property taxes. maybe that's because she just moved into the district and has never paid property taxes. the bottom line is the circuit says she supported does not hold the line on local spending and the localities, the town or village or school district can override the tax cap. so that local control is maintained. burdenor: it is a high as far as their ability to override the cap. she want not only does to raise the property tax by limiting the cap, she wants new energy taxes on heating oil, propane, diesel and electricity. moderator: going hand in hand of having the state pick up the entire cost of medicaid, would you advocate for reduced services? new york's medicaid has been called the cadillac of medicaid. has to reformyork it but only when a are fully responsible will they

used inflated population figures to get more than $150 million in federal spending that new york state should not have received. new york is just the latest in a long list of states caught rigging the system to get money that they shouldn't be getting. obamacare bureaucrats stealing from you, the taxpayer. that's next. [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. . trish: check this out! more than 19,000 right now. it could be historic closing levels here on the dow. 19,011 is the level we currently sit at. strong earnings reports helping stocks to go into record territory. campbell's soup and hormel gaining as the shares of dollar tree also see a big increase. up almost 8.5%. >>> americans are buying more homes in november at the fastest pace in nearly a decade. thanks to low mortgage rates. the national association of realtors says sales of existing homes rose 2%, the strongest pace since 2007. we're going to be right back. more evidence

new york. our business is still here today as a new york corporation. we pay new york taxes. all of our services, everything is here in new york. and was elected to the new york state assembly and served from 2011 until now. help ourn i ran was to small business communities, to reduce taxes, regulations, to stop some of the bad trade deals that have hurt our region, from the southern tier all the way up to the utica area, which has sent many of our jobs overseas, to china, mexico, even the caribbean. those are some of the reasons iran for assembly, to try to bring back some common sense, reduce taxes, reduce regulations, and to deal with the issue of obamacare, which is definitely hurt our business, and to give our small business community and our family farms and opportunity to thrive. 70% of the new jobs created in our country are created by new businesses, the ones that are here locally, the ones that stay in new york. we need to protect them. we need to protect our family farms. that is the reason i am running for congress. crystal: mr. babinec. thank you wskg, c-span, and our audience this evening, as well as the candidates. i am the only one here at the table

news it's comfortable now. and we're going to see even warmer temps over the next few days. i am tracking an area of showers mainly in fork state and pennsylvania but it's -- new york state and pennsylvania hagerstown seeing some of the rain right now. and in the torment of some quick moving showers so they're going to be through pretty quickly here. north of charlestown maybe to cablestown and myersville and brunswick and frederick and then to car roll county. so we have the isolated shower threat mainly north of us this afternoon. temperature-wise nice. i mean it's 62 in washington. springfield the warm spot up garrisonville 64. springfield 63 along with annapolis and even rockville and columbia sitting at 61 degrees so for th maybe a shower north. temperatures topping out around 65 and then should be in good shape this evening with temps in the 50s. you're going to like the forecast through friday, saturday. after that though, we have some serious things to talk about and i'll have that for new a few minutes. and -- you in a few minutes. just a reminder that you can always get the forecast anywhere anytime on the wusa9 app. it's a free download. put it on your p

as we see some of these minimums move to is$15 an hour for examp in new york state, we'll see how it works out. also there is a sense that because we've had such income inequality developing in recent years, the time has come to try to lift people at the lowest levels of our society. it is effectively a political solution to an economic problem. >> do you agree that bigger companies will have an easier time handling any possible increase in the minimum wage versus the main street businesses that are employer-owned? >> obviously if you have scale, and you have the volume to absorb the cost, it's going to be easier for a larger enterprise to indeed take care of that. in the case of new york state, they changed the way the law applies to larger employers, in this case 11 employees or above as i recall, and also had the minimum less aggressively rising in areas farther away from new york. so yes, if you are a larger company, obviously you can absorb it. there's plenty of surveys out there on the part of the businesses that indicate there's another unintended consequence, that's helping b

else i can only just rainfall, winter storm warnings and advisories,, covering a lot of new york state. in utah, wyoming and colorado, looks pretty good to travel today, to beat the crowds getting closer to thanksgiving. on wednesday, nothing for us. and then the clouds will thicken.e tomorrow about 40 degrees in sunshine. still low normal but not as cold is todayo on wednesday, rainfall losing late upper 40s and then black friday shopping looks to wintry mix late friday and saturday are. fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app,sign up for text alerts.ox 8ta fox 8.com. one more day until dick goddard's final forecast . >> join us tomorrow, november 2 at 6:00 p.m. to celebrate the life and career of dick goddard. monopoly once i think dick goddard's goal, aaron costic may the special ice sculpture in th front yard to honor dick >> that is incredible. it told us all about i see in nice weather conditions were have a century but as andre bernier shows usw mr. goddard and, i mean, to come in the urologistar working to create accurate forecasting to m

the new york state throughway is one of the worst roads. it will be improving in new england during the day. here's the additional snowfall forecast. syracuse to watertown area through the northern adirondacks, that's another six to 12 inches on top of what you've seen. a little more, one or two, three inches at most in the berkshires, and much of areas of western pennsylvania and new york state are only going to see another inch or so. still impressive lake effect snow and very windy, too. if we have problems at the airports, you know, new york city, philadelphia, boston, hartford, it's because of stroj winds, not because of snow. tomorrow and wednesday, both look really nice travel day, so if you have a choice between today or tuesday or wednesday throughout the region, it does look like tomorrow will be better. the rest of the country, by the way, very cold in the south, but in the south you get a lot more sunshine in the afternoon, gorgeous this afternoon. no problems today in chicago, st. louis, dallas, minneapolis looks fine. by the ti

>> reporter: jeffrey dinowitz is a democratic state assemblyman representing part of the bronx in new york city. he has championed legislation to change how we elect presidents. it's called "the national popular vote interstate compact," and it would allocate participating state's electoral votes to whomever wins the national popular vote. for example, if donald trump were to win the most votes nationally, new york and every other state in the compact, would pledge its electors to him, even if he didn't win those states. so, the pact leaves the electoral college in place, no constitutional amendment required, but essentially circumvents it and creates a direct national popular vote for the presidency. >> we want every state to count, count, and we want the issues of our state and our communities to count as much as the issues in other states like florida. >> reporter: new york overwhelmingly adopted the legislation in 2014 with bipartisan support, joining nine other states and washington d.c. all solidly democratic.

deficit as the temperature began dropping we there are some snowfall in upstate new york, vermont new hampshire and the state of maine. is cold air moves in, so the northeastern part of the us snowfall. high pressure keeps it pretty simple for us. we will have sunshine all weekend. sunday will behe because it will be a bit warmer. low 30s tomorrow morning. have them looking at some sunshine tomorrow. aiming for upper 40s. the averages low 50s. on sunday and monday, the super the chance of a shower midweek. will have lots of 50s and maybe a 60 friday next week. coming up, celebrating failure graduatete i heard brow fans are pulling for their team to stay perfect in the loss column. >> they're calling for a different kind of victory parade all the top headlines when you join us at 10:00 p.m.. >> forget about gophers, course has a bigger problem whe students at florida international university are trying to walk on waterer department, each year 50 studentsye construct their own water shoes to walk with its ne 5 feet across a lake on campus, this year the competition will be split into one for the fiu students t

new york. new york state, new york state, what happened to new york state with the jobs going to mexico and other places? and when hillary clinton was senator, she said she ran on the basis that she would create new jobs. i'll tell you what, just another lie. it's worse than ever, ever, ever before. she did nothing. she did nothing. we're fighting for every american who believes government should serve the people, not the donors and not the special interests. i'm asking you to dream big because with your votes, can you believe this, in just two days, we're two days away, we will get the change you've been waiting for for your entire life. and i hope, i hope that you will consider it the greatest and most important vote that you will ever cast because we will start winning again. we'll win on trade. we'll knock the hell out of isis. we will start winning again. together we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again, and we will make america great again. thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. god bless you. thank you. get out there an

you could see that earlier today, moving into new york city, and new york state, while the sprinkles in upper bucks county and north hampton county. it is certainly is clearing where it is cloudy now, it's going to get colder, 40 in philadelphia by 6:00 a.m., 35 in places like chester, bucks, montgomery counties, that is cold, and 37 degrees in the lehigh valley. a little bit of a breeze in the morning, but not much, then we're in the upper 30s in new jersey as well. we'll be back in a little bit with a forecast that goes through the rest of the weekend and the weekend. there are some dramatic changes coming for the weekend. we'll get into that later. >>>. >> the first alert weather team has another way you can keep up with our forecasts any time. this winter it could be a real life safer. crystal will explain how to use that app wherever you r. >>> traffic still slowed along part of the i-295 in gloucester county. that accident happened in the northbound lanes of 295 around 2:00. and the southbound lane is still closed. at least one person was hurt, we'll still trying to find out ho

. >> a massive fire engulfed a former steel plant in new york state. south that black plume of smoke. visible for miles. >> . a new york hospital last month. they have since had their breathing tubes removed. doctors think they maybe able to in just a few weeks. >> . that's so exciting. very promising. >> as a mother of twins. she's got her hands full. >> . a growing problem among young athletes. impacting their ability to breathe. >> it's called vocal cord dysfunction. usually requires surgery to fix. how a local hospital is helping patients with this condition. without putting them under the >> this is hardly even hard to even imagine. running a race only to be forced to breathe through a straw on your last lap. >> vocal cord dysfunction. happens to many young athletes. >> a local study that is changing the way doctors treat training for trao*eu a*t hropbs is more than just a hobby. it's his job. so when tyler started having serious breathing problems. he stood to hraousz more than just a few races. his livelihood was at stake. >> i thought my career

iran for governor of new york state. it didn't turn out well for me but i saw property taxes crushing people on long island and i thought for a cap -- fought for a cap. as chairman of the new york state commission, i wrote the report as to why they are so high on long island and a big part of it was the tax cap. i had to take my lumps to fight powerful interests in order to get a tax cap. sen. martins: tom taking credit for the tax cap is like al gore taking credit for inventing the internet. it was there beforehand and the fact that we were able to pull consensus to get it working, frankly, is a testament to our hard work in albany. gimmicks, and frankly there was a massive income finance authority put in place in 2001 that tom suozzi was tasked with getting rid of. >> 30 seconds for you. mr. suozzi: i am very proud of my record as executive. during the course of my term, we had 13 bond upgrades. outside independent agencies say we will turn the county around. in 2008 we faced in the worst recession in our country's hist

this means that eric schneiderman, the new york state a.g., the a.g. from california, when it comes to going after wall street, power will be severely weakened, this is something you see a lot of pushback from the state a.g.'s like eric schneiderman, like the state a.g. from california and other places who have been very activist over the last eight years, particularly under president obama. this began with eliot spitzer using this law and a thorn in the side of the banks. people might say it's a good thing, the feds don't want to do it, the states should do it. banks are saying, the sec is tough enough, and by the way, how many more regulations do we have to comply with? one set of regulations, not 50 states plus the feds? they make the point to the trump administration, they're discussing it. i'm not sure this has gotten as high as mnuchin just yet, steve mnuchin, the potential treasury secretary. now paul atkins is working on this right now. favored by the banks and here's the interesting sort of little aspect of this, little inside baseball, eric sc

they have snow in new york state, pennsylvania, the great lakes seeing some snow showers. the west front is just starting to come on shore. just trying to come into long but some sprinkles. some wind is coming into the state gusting 25-40 miles per hour tonight and we'll keep that wind in the forecast along with some increasing in the clouds as we go through the evening overnight hours and today and tomorrow. another thing, see here these mountain wave clouds appears it will be forming along the play havoc with our temperatures which will be all over the place. rain tomorrow night and monday. we have already in the western mountains. somewhere between sunday night into tuesday can get snow. warmest along the foothills. mostly 40s in the high country with 50s on the eastern plate and a few 60s on here is the 5-day forecast. monday and tuesday a little bit of rain could roll through the city. i don't expect it to be too heavy. nice for wednesday and thursday. look at that, right into the weekend, a seasonal stretch of weather coming our way. aside >>> hello and sports extra.

new york in watching those results come in. we have team coverage at both candidates headquarters. >>> at the clinton headquarters. good morning. here in new york state about 3 hours ago after a whirlwind final campaign trail day. hitting north carolina, pennsylvania and also we are told that when she -- here later today, in the center behind me you can see that there will be an election room party. hillary clinton talking about shalterring that glass ceiling. this one definitely i will also say just a few blocks away from here is adrian baker. >> thank you so much. right here in mid towp manhattan, donald trump will be celebrating no matter who wins with a huge party, on election night party at the hilton hotel many before that happens he's going be hoping those country including most recently grand rapids, michigan, tens of thousands attending. that number or those numbers reflect at the polls today. we'll see. he's scheduled it vote right around 10:00 this morning. >>> there are no issues. >> the u.s. justice department is sending people. live at the center in cleveland. good morning. a steady flow of people have been arriving and heading inside t

they tried to sue the state of new york for workman's compensation. ey couldn't because the state had come to their houses and given them little meager or checks and said, you know, mrs. so and so, this'll tide you over. never told them if they cashed these $42 checks that they had elected a remedy, they wouldn't be able to sue the state of new york. that's their story. these prisoners' story, these atrocities are going on, and clear up until the final civil case the state's lawyers maintained this was nothing but a fraternity hazing, it hadn't happened, it didn't happen. and one of the most chilling things to read is the defense, the closing arguments in the defense of the final civil cases because it is an utter denial that these people suffered anything. so the fact we didn't learn it is in part because the people who experienced it were not able to speak. and the cost of not learning it was, again, i feel like prisons have become bigger, larger, more punitive. folks do much more time, much more time in solitary or. the event -- solitary. the event

outside of washington, d.c.. >> 14 states are about to close to the polling in 14 states, including two huge ones. texas and new yorktching several other states right now. we're getting ready to make some projections. all right. take a look at this. we projected that hillary clinton will carry her home state of new york, that's 29 electoral votes. hillary clinton will win new york state. that's donald trump's home state, as well. hillary clinton carries the empire state. donald trump, we project, will win kansas, with its six electoral votes, nebraska with its five electoral votes, and wyoming with its three electoral votes. donald trump wins those three. donald trump wins some more states. three more, he will carry north dakota, with its three electoral votes, and south dakota with its three electoral votes. donald trump carries those states as well. donald trump carrying some

approved by new york state's athletic commission. connor mcgregor could win two belts simultaneously. in the first round, mcgregor knocked down alvarez, he could counter-pump left right left right. first fired to hold two.belts holds the featherweight and .many misha tithe required. we'll recap it tomorrow night on sports night. >>> rebels, took on the miami cowboys. best in the division it will 5 and 0. 14 straight from wyoming. led 30-24 at the half. fourth quarter, unlv leading 44-28. austin conway is going to find some room, take it all the way back to the 60-yard touchdown. cowboys up by 1. .moments later, ahead 52-45. >>> from their own one-yard line, on a final play of the game, josh allen finds tanner gentry, one handed grab in the back of the end zone. tony sanchez couldn't believe a business win for unlv. >> a whole lot of adversity over time. we had our ups and downs and were able to battle through. we don't are any quit in us. we had times when we had to battle back but our team is really growing, we have no quit in us. >

in new york state, in massachusetts and in connecticut right at the start of thanksgiving week. 13,000t have power in rochester, new york. another foot could fall tonight. >>> pope francis is allowing all priests to ab solve women who have abortions. the pope says abortion is a grave sin but, quote, there is no sin god's mercy cannot wipe away when it finds a repentant heart seeking to be reconciled with god. anne thompson joins us now from msnbc headquarters in new york. what's is significance of this? talk about the timing, too. >> this is an extension of something pope francis allowed during the year of mercy which just ended on sunday. he said it was in the catholic church in most diocese it was considered such a grave offense. in practice here in the united states for years priests have been allowed to forgive the sin of abortion. he's trying to show the church welcomes all of us as sinners and we can be forgiven. this is an example of that philosophy. >> okay. anne thompson, thank you very much. appreciate you joining us from new york. we want to take a live look at vice presiden

want to do in new york state with our medicaid dollars is different from what you would find in a more rural state where you would need to reach into the countryside, providing community health clinics. giving states more flexibility will mean dollars are spent more wisely and make it to the spent onn set of being bureaucratic fighting between the federal and state government. host: according to the kaiser family foundation, 32 states and washington town have adopted the expansions. we can see them on the screen. carol from illinois, you have affordable care act insurance. you are on with lieutenant governor betsy mccaughey. guest: good morning. happy thanksgiving. caller: thanks. a i was nothe ac able to buy my own policy. as far as choice with my medical hmop, i was forced into one because blue cross blue shield did not offer any tpo's. it was blue cross' decision on what to offer. programis a republican out of the heritage foundation. it is basically what is going on in massachusetts. 28 ceos from various health care insurance and pharmaceutical companies. i am looking at the salari

new york daily news, including new jersey senator corey booker and new york governor andrew cuomo. tracking the impact of ballot questions this morning. >> the changes on the way here in the bay state. we're still waiting to hear the results of the new hampshire >> breaking news in your "news president-elect of the united states. the popular vote still a very thin margin, but the electoral college put the gop nominee over the top. >> this is a huge story and we have big eyeopener team coverage with crews covering all of the angles. first want to get to cindy, who has the forecast. it's a pretty mild start compared to the last few days. >> you'll want the umbrella because we'll see a few showers, especially during come through. rainfall amounts will be meager. tenth of an inch or less for most areas. that will be mainly across southeastern massachusetts. you can see the rain cutting through parts of eastern pennsylvania, eastern new york state, and working in our direction with a cold front. wave of low pressure developing along this front is going to target areas to our south and focus a lot of that wet weather over southeastern massachusetts today. but look at the difference in te

it comes after an unspecified terror threat that included the states of virginia, new york, and texas. and in one of the nation's biggest battle ground in record numbers. according to florida election officials-- nearly 6 and a half million people have already cast their ballots. that is a new state record. florida officials say almost half of it's registered voters cast early ballots. of that number-- about 33-thousand more democrats than republicans voted. 1.point.6 million early voters had no party affiliation. in another battleground state-- donald trump's daughters made a last minute push for their father in virginia. ivanka and tiffany trump were in manassas monday for a town hall. supporters - and said they're confident he'll win today. virginia is a swing state, but polls show it leaning democratic. in other news. 2 construction workers are recovering this morning after falling from scaffolding in montgomery county. it happened monday on blueridge avenue in wheaton. police say the scaffolding collapsed-- dropping the men more than 15 feet onto a lower level. the two were rushe

>> what do you bring from state federalnt to the government, what lessons from working in the new york state legislator -- legislature? >> not every problem is a federal problem and not every problem has a federal solution. common core is a perfect example. that was an issue the way it was because the state was attracted by the federal money in the obama stimulus and they rushed into this thing and had no way of knowing what to do and how to do it. they wasted a hundred million dollars along the way. some issues like education, that is the state and local issue, not a federal issue. >> thank you for your time. our featuredome of programs thursday. thanksgiving day on c-span. just after 11 a.m. eastern, nebraska senator ben staff on american values. the founding fathers, and the purpose of government. x there is a huge civic mindedness in american history but it is not compelled by the government. tomollowed at noon by harkin on healthy food and the rise of childhood obesity. monsterthing from burgers with 1420 calories and 107 grams of fat to 20 allen's teaspoonspepsi's, 12 to 15 teaspoons o

of a major storm hitting new york state... this is the first big snowfall of the season... it swept through michigan first...then hit new york. makes us all feel lucky to live in las vegas right now... let's get a look at our weather and snow are expected to the valley and surrounding areas! thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. 4pm. after that, the front will have but for the most part, slick incredible! 1:19-1:25 kyle larson drops seventh nascar championship! nascar driver jimmie johnson wins his seventh nascar sprint cup championship...over the weekend. :22-:28 then i get the restart of my life at the end and i get clear off of turn 2, and it just all like-- i got the goosebumps down backstretch. i'm like, you've got to be kidding me. with this win johnson is now championships... :1-:6 timing is everthing... before the vikings cardinals game even started...we saw the biggest take down o

a few showers across the western new york state. the first batch could affect northern new england during the overnight. it is a band that could get us. it moves across the region later clouds moving and overnight. it can start the day with a few showers. also notice how southern areas, that is where connecticut you can get some sun for a while. north of the pike you stay cloudy. then the band of once it does so skies will start to clear. some clouds along the coast early thursday. as for the weekend overall it is not bad. it from will come through. most of the weekend looks to be precipitation free. an early day of election day locally. it doesn't look that cold. temperature should be around 55 to 60 degrees. the next seven days, notable changing of the clocks. an hour longer during the weekend as we turn the clocks back. sunday. maria: tom brady has one for super bowl's. ed: the best quarterback ever. with the trade of jamie collins, could they consider the massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted tha

new york might produce four votes for one candidate, three for anotr candidate, three for another then two for another. they didn't want new york state's electors to get togogeth and make aolitical deal toll vote for the same candidate. madison and hamilton became alarmed when they saw electors in some states realizing that they could do that, that they could get together and choose a candide. thee electors in certain states thenll banded together and voted for the same person so that their candidate would be more likely to win, and hamilton hated that. and he hated even more the idea that some of the electors wod certain candidate for president. he didn't want electors who weren't going to think about who the best president would be. he didn't want electss who were pledged t to a candidate and won votes s from voters by pledging themselves to a candidate, which is exactly what w have right now. hamilton said that the point of choosing electors was to make sure that the president would b chosen, quote, by menost capable of analyzing the qualitiethat a president should have. hamilton didn't want robots in his electoralcollege. he though

themselves.someone is eastern shore of maryland or upstate new york, back to, you know, baltimore or new york city, that's an investment that the state should be making to go along with the federal investment. so. >> do you guys have thought as soon as. >> the incarcerated students do have access to the state funds for higher education, and i see that as an incredible incentive. noy, there are some that think incentivizing on a prison yard is accomplished by giving them more movies to watch, or they can stay up later, or maybe they have a warm cooked meal or something like that. but i don't see that working as much as providing opportunities for education. and where we have people that are working on a.a. degrees and bachelor's degrees, that filters down to the abe classes and those working on high school equivalency, which creates people that are better critical thinkers. it may not lead to a specific career. but it helps produce critical thinkers, with the soft skills to succeed in the job. >> and i'll add, i'll simply amplify that. education in prison, does exactly what we all know it to do. you learn how to think critically. you

on radar you can detect snow showers in new york state and northeastern pennsylvania. wouldn't be out of the question if the poconos picks that up. it is cold, 38 in philadelphia. 36 in allentown. 36 in reading. 37 in wilmington, trenton and millville. when you factor in the wind it feels like the 20s. so bundle up. we've got a couple of 30-degree windchills down south, but most of us feeling like the 20s this morning. as we go through the next 12 hours it's chilly. 36 degrees by 7:00 a.m. noon, 41. the high of 45 hits it at 3:00 p.m. even then we'll have windchills in the 30s. loosms tomorrow is another -- looks like tomorrow is another windy one across the region, but not as bad as today. the temperatures come up in time for thanksgiving, but we're looking at clouds and touch of rain. details in accuweather. >> reporter: we look at the camera and see why the advisory did not expire yet. the camera isic shahing at this- shaking at this point. i-95 33 miles per hour southbound through the work zone. no red zones along the schuylkill expressway or the boulevard. still m

she does not know where to begin and talks about bringing the industry back to new york state when she a new york state senator and let me tell you not only did it not come back, look it up in new york. it's a disaster. companies fled and it's a disaster. the corrupt politicians have ruled over the country for a very long time. today is our independence day. today is american working class is going to strike back finally. real change begins with meetly repealing and replacing the disaster known as obama care. it's just been announce that had the residence of michigan are going to experience a massive double dig it premium hike. not going to matter because we're going to terminate it. don't worry. now on the other hand if something horrible happens tomorrow, get ready to pay a lot more than you're even paying now and that's not going to happen. i'm looking at the fantastic young lady right there. she is shaking her head no way. not going happen, right? not going to happen. now, i don't think that you're going do have worry about the premiums but with obama care premiums are sure, doctor

sorry if you live in new york state. you come in 51 of 51. your personal vote is worth the least. how can that be? that is actually the problem. too many people. 19.7 million people live in new york state, which means 1600 80,000 people per electoral vote. whose personal vote counts the most? voters in the great state of wyoming. the state itself is almost twice as big as new york there. doing the math, that is about 186,000 votes per electoral vote. so if i'm in voter has roughly the same personal voting power as four voters in new york. >> i am really surprised by that. i didn't know that. it is kind of shocking to think of it that way. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one in cheyenne. who was a little surprised. >> i think that is great, but i don't understand how it would be four times more important. >> reporter: others expected it. >> i not surprised because we are the least popular state. >> there are a lot of suburbs of major cities in the u.s that have a greater population than wyoming does as an entire state. >> reporter: but knowing the personal vote was the weakest is n

there's nothing left standing of a house in new york state. an explosion leveled the place yesterday afternoon in pine island.state police say a woman came home and immediately smelled gas when she opened the door. at that moment, the house exploded. police say she was trapped inside for a time, but was able to get her dog and crawl out. a pipeline explosion lit up live nearby say they could see the bright flames but did not feel the explosion itself.the 10-inch line carrying liquid propane was buried underground. officials aren't sure what caused it to rupture.no one was hurt. the clock is ticking for protesters fighting against the dakota access pipeline.the u-s army corps of engineers has issued a december 5th deadline for them to leave the protest site.but protesters are remaining defiant.they say... the pipeline will destroy sacred cultural sites and amer reports. after nearly five months of protest, officials are turning up the pressure...telling demonstrators to leave now or face the consequences.but neither the official warnings nor th

new york. an outside counsel to the new york state gop jeff buhle. you were one of the key players in the 2000 election in florida actually counting those chads in that historic recount. but you know, jeff, when they talk about the recount from 2000 in florida, there was a question of i think 500 votes that were in question in florida. whereas in pennsylvania the difference between clinton and donald trump is 70,000 votes. are these people kidding? >> well, judge, nice to see you again. yes, you're correct. the spread in pennsylvania is actually 1.2%, which is much higher of a margin than any recount in modern history has been able to overturn. and in fact, there's been a bit of a misnomer that's been perpetrated by the press that we are currently recounting the three closest states. but we're not recounting the three closest states. we're not even recounting the two closest states. what we are are recounting the three states that donald trump was the smallest margin of victory. michigan he won by 0.3%. he won wisconsin by 1%. and as we already said,

all of those snow squalls, much of new york state is snow free. this is the system in the upper midwest that will start moving eawa. it will give us a touch of snow. maybe an idea of tomorrow. minnesota moves to win an micn.whatou happen her the clouds will beot around tomoow but will come in overnight. e it is. think that is the best chance of getting a tiny accumulation. few hours. we have anything at all,prines. could there be a dusti and worcte hills.up to an inch aroud out there you have it. thursday, basically a cloudy day. e a touch of rain in the afternoon. that is how it looks right now. i want to stress no heavy precipitation. that is how it looks rightow. ed: more problems for chipotle. jc: so come, w several at 5:00 with ben. reporter tonight on newscenter 5 at 5: disgraced fo h speaker sal dimasi expected to return to boston shortly. a live look at logan airport. dimasi is expected to address the media about his early e. we't to youiv a local world war two veteran honored decades later. the medal presented to the 97-year-old hero toda

new york. new york state. new york state, what happened to new york state with the jobs going to mexico and other places? and when hillary clinton was senator, she said she ran on the bases that she would create new jobs. i'll to you what you are just another lie. it's worse than ever, ever, ever before. she did nothing. she did nothing. we are fighting for every american who believes government should serve the people, not the donors and not the special interests. i'm asking you to dream big votes -- can your you believe this? -- we are two days away. we can bring the change you have been waiting for your entire life. and i hope you will consider it the greatest and most important vote that you will ever cast. because we will start winning again. we will win on trade. we will not the hell out of isis. we will start winning again. together, we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. america greatke again. thank you very much, everybody. god bless you.