them dry at the same time it's one of our primary areas or defenses, we get colorado okay okay, north california, and local in our south california region that supplies almost half the water we use and then through one of our member agencies city of los angeles the east si' ras and this year is it's becoming depress ingly clear and 07' is shaping up that all of them are well below normal. every single area. hoping that it's not a trend and a depressing state for me as my first years general manager. , brad will talk first hand he's on the faculty of university of colorado the

them dry at the same time it's one of our primary areas or defenses, we get colorado okay okay, north california, and local in our south california region that supplies almost half the water we use and then through one of our member agencies city of los angeles the east si' ras and this year is it's becoming depress ingly clear and 07' is shaping up that all of them are well below normal. every single area. hoping that it's not a trend and a depressing state for me as my first years general manager. , brad will talk first hand he's on the faculty of university of colorado the director of university water assessment and was one of the great names in western law and politics. our next speaker doctor dan will repeat that entire lunchtime presentation except he'll talk really fast and do it in ten minutes. our third speaker barry nelson, codirector of national resources defense council and working on an interesting project water law and policy, and that's settlement and potential rest to raks of the san jaoquin river. thank you very much. brad? [applause] >> good afternoon, dan i'm from nebraska act

one of the fastest growing areas in north california. we're serving less water than we were when i got there. that's corner stone of our growth. anybody that does not know what that means what that means with respect to drought or any emergency you may have is not playing with affair deck. when you harden the demand you must have flexibility. our reservoir is not one for supply. people are taking shots at that. it was built as a water quality salt reservoir and a fish asset and some people said it's appose tear child for bad storage. and they said it's exactly off stream storage that uses peak demands in an area effects by issues today. there's diversity kabs and the keys for our future. so if i can get you to do nothing else i would like you to read this because i consider it a very significant primer for anybody that has to deal with this and stay with adaptive management and the state has the resources now if we think broadly on how to invest them and you have had excellent managers talk to you about the consistent directions in which

we line them all up so that the top we're just looking at one spot or grid or one pixel over north california and the models are run not only forward in time but also retrospectively. run back. they can replicate what we've seen and that's one of the tests of climate models and what we see is, without a doubt, every climate model is warming. this is the 0 line today is todays so we took the actual temperature out of it. we'll call that 0 the departure from todays level. and this is 2100, so we can see here are those numbers that you heard earlier in the day rises the temperatures from 2 degrees celsius to more than 7 for california. this is the annual average temperature. precipitation is done in the same fashion down here. my coleague mike calls these spaghetti diagrams for obvious reasons. this is sort of the sly mate studies and you see this but you don't see the consensus too much in this or these solutions but what is deceiving is your e ye, is drawn to the out liars going up and there's this number of a simulations that have gone down a little bit by ten percent or so. if you twisted my

most recently we're involved north california trying to increase water efficiency on the largest reservoirsthere. out of this project which is a legislation project. i think there are lessons that might be relevant for what we're talking about here and i'd like to make three points. the first point pertains to issue of uncertainty. there are two issues there. characterizing uncertainty. that means uncertainty in our large scale models and down scaling, but also in demand, population growth, and other areas. the second issue with uncertainty is communication. i think that should not be underestimated because i think that will make for an effective public engagement and effective regulatory engagement in others. now, there is a need for improvement in our tools in this area and i wanted to ri

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really the type of baseball bringing the city of san francisco, bringing giants' fans all across north california together in this push to get back to the world series. >> tonight magic was in the air. this was game four of the nlcs. [ applause ] >> bring it. go giants, number one. >> the giants entered the game two wins away from the pennant. and on this night, the giants struck early. [ applause ] >> buster posey getting an rbi in the bottom of the 1st and another in the 3rd. the rookie catcher, his fans were everywhere. >> absolutely huge. it's great. our man buster. >> i think buster posey needs to get two more hits. >> buster is the man, come on, bring it, buster, we want some more of that. >> reporter: the energy in the ballpark building all day long. the orange rally were waiting. fans and former players were hoping to shed some tears and get the san francisco giants one game closer to their fourth nl pennant. >> you know i'm fired up. >> reporter: 1989mvp will clark knows what it takes. >> pitching in defense and some timely offense. i hope it pushes them all the way through. >> and a fly

really the type of baseball bringing the city of san francisco, bringing giants' fans all across north california together in this push to get back to the world series. >> tonight magic was in the air. this was game four of the nlcs. [ applause ] >> bring it. go giants, number one. >> the giants entered the game two wins away from the pennant. and on this night, the giants struck early. [ applause ] >> buster posey getting an rbi in the bottom of the 1st and another in the 3rd. the rookie catcher, his fans were everywhere. >> absolutely huge. it's great. our man buster. >> i think buster posey needs to get two more hits. >> buster is the man, come on, bring it, buster, we want some more of that. >> reporter: the energy in the ballpark building all day long. the orange rally were waiting. fans and former players were hoping to shed some tears and get the san francisco giants one game closer to their fourth nl pennant. >> you know i'm fired up. >> reporter: 1989mvp will clark knows what it takes. >> pitching in defense and some timely offense. i hope it pushes them all the way through. >> and a fly

disasters as the 1993 missouri floods, the 1994 north ridge, california, earthquake and the oklahomaity bombing in 1995. they're drinking habits were surveyed for a period of up to three years after their exposure. the authors say that just .03% of them became alcohol abusers as a result of the experience. but they found that a stunning 83% of recovering alcoholics went back to the bottle following a traumatic event. the study concludes that most alcohol abuse following disasters is the result of former alcoholics suffering a relapse. with this "medical minute," i'm dr. timothy johnson. >>> stink bugs and bedbugs can be real pests but before you call that pest control company we've got a very important warning. coming up at 5:30. >>> it may not be that much for some but your electric and gas bill could go up by as much as $50 a year. good evening, i'm roosevelt leftwich. bge is asking customers to pay more to deliver gas and electricity to their homes. abc2 news brian kuebler explains why. >> reporter: in a year that was already full of weather extremes you just may have to pay even

. >> officials now say parts of an upscale north california mall could be closed for months because ofoff with an arsonist. it all started yesterday when a man with a backpack walked into a gaming store at the roseville galleria. he flashed a gun and threatened employees and ordered everyone out. moments later he set the store on fire. the entire mall was evacuated. >> one of the mall security went by and said you need to evacuate. told the customers you gotta go. >> worrieded about my people and getting everybody out of the place. had a couple of ladies that we helped out. >> you can see from sky 7 hd that part of the roof collapsed. firefighters had to fight the flames from the outside because they didn't know if the suspect's backpack contained explosives. the suspect, 23-year-old alexander pigay was charged with arson. his mother told the news station her son has mental health problems and lost his job. >> classes resume at a gardner academy elementary school after a gas leak forced the school to send all the kids home early yesterday. 15 homes were also evacuated. a police officer

much of coastal california north to san francisco, heavy rain all day today in northern california. that's spreading northwards up to the pacific northwest. pretty potent system is offshore. it's going to be with us here for a couple of days. you notice friday's forecast, some of the rain shift southwards and gets a little bit better north wall street. san francisco will get some rain. eventually work its way even down towards santa barbara, maybe even l.a. if you're watching us on kmt, news source 16 in roseburg, oregon, get in the holiday spirit. don't miss the haunted house. >> make it sound so scary. >> just a little. i like that. you you know, around the camp fire. >> ambience, you know? >> yeah. >> bill, thank you. >>> now, here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. actor randy quaid and his wife evie are free for now. they were in custody while canada reviewed their request for asylum, claiming their lives were in danger in america. turns out evie's father was born in canada, which qualifies her for citizenship. both are still wanted on felony burglary

the first one came through this afternoon, here is the second one, up on the north coast of californiaear eureka. this rain is due in for late morning tomorrow. adding to the afternoon hours. through the course of the afternoon look for periods of heavy rain. heaviest in the north bay along with the rain gusty winds getting up between 40 to 50 mi. per hour. a. when did virus three is in effect. a total of one to 3 in. is expected, maybe even more over the sonoma county perry here is future cast looking at midnight tonight it will remain scattered through the overnight hours, mainly dry with some hit and miss showers. you can see the heavy air raid beginning to form arrau's santa rosa, so some dry conditions, and around the bay area this condition will work its way throughout the new south around noon around the golden gate bridge that the counties, to storm front pushes south by 3:00 p.m. look for moderate to even have been raised for most places in the bay area. then they will begin to wind down by the evening by 7 8:00 everything is done except for few leftover showers. temperatures

if you're taking algebra in north carolina, california, arizona, we should have the same textbooks.atives and liberals are against the idea. when you take math in arizona. it's not the same. i was looking at a friend of min's math book. it was much better. my friend larry martinez's school. i say they'll better than us eventually, because they have a good math teacher. in california we have math books with a lot of people in color in them. the people of color can't pass the math. even the cartoons are brown i don't care about the pictures. i care about the problems. >> well, it's an interesting perspective you bring. i know joul stay on it and try to get math and science scores up in the country. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> be sure to check out education nation at msnbc.com. find out your kids' schools rate on our education nation score card. >>> up next, message from a terrorist. osama bin laden releases a new audio tape. we'll tell you what he's staying now. >>> president obama calls for americans to be patient and invokes the plights of slaves. you'll hear it for your

actually a lot of moisture associated with this so we could get hefty totals in the north bay and northern california lesser amounts south but everybody gets the rain for the weekend. cloudy skies, cool to mild. cloud cover over us with light rain or drizzle. temperatures in the 50s or very low 60s. they aren't going too far today. upper 50s, low to mid 60s at best. then tomorrow about the same. now for philadelphia tori, partly cloudy. >> okay. >> doesn't look like any rain -- >> uh-huh. >> -- low 60s, actually with some -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- time, though, still be partly cloudy -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- saturday, spreads south and our stronger system on sunday, that will take us into monday. [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] >> -- open -- >> -- boy -- >> -yeah -- >> -sunday -- >> -- marching in -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -bet -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- is finally back at home. 39-year-old todd young has spent the last seven weeks in the hospital. he underwent eight surgeries during that time. police say officer young

north. it's controlling it, from arizona, utah, oregon and california. it's accelerating. as it moves north it will move east. showers, thunderstorms are possible later on. 60s and 70s so if you have anything to do, do it in the evening hours. that's the best. now, we'll have partly cloudy skies but i think by the coast things will be fine. temperatures rebound on friday and really rebound on the weekend, dave and tori. >>> we're following reports of possible peace talks going on in afghanistan but there's concern over who is reportedly taken part in the gonnation -- negotiations. >>> and how the battle over illegal immigrants. >>> good morning. a beautiful, chilly morning out there. it will be mostly sunny in the morning and then turning partly cloudy to mostly cloudy especially inland, the possibility of showers. thank you, steve. >> 8:14. dwt the washington post "says secret talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan have started between representatives of the taliban and the afghan government. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. room with reaction to this rep

just a few years later when the north ridge earthquake struck, california was in a worse economic condition then and the idea for bond measure failed and the state did not help with that recovery. but in that case the city of los angeles stepped in and had created a program to help owners of multi-owner buildings finance, make repairs and move ahead. i suspect the answers to a lot of this will be after the fact and will require government intervention for funding. that's, again, not so much of our report. it is a good argument why retrofitting makes sense and is in the best interest of the owners as well as tenants. commissioner hechanova: thank you. commissioner lee: i was wondering if the committee has talked also about if there are tenants that are relocated, would there be some support for them? and i was thinking for a lot of wood frame buildings, especially the smaller ones in san francisco. not only residential tenants, but they toned have a lot of storefront, small business tenants. and with the discussion, any support for those small businesses or non-profits that might be relocate

just a few years later when the north ridge earthquake struck, california was in a worse economic condition then and the idea for bond measure failed and the state did not help with that recovery. but in that case the city of los angeles stepped in and had created a program to help owners of multi-owner buildings finance, make repairs and move ahead. i suspect the answers to a lot of this will be after the fact and will require government intervention for funding. that's, again, not so much of our report. it is a good argument why retrofitting makes sense and is in the best interest of the owners as well as tenants. owners as well as tenants. commissioner hechanova: th

california. plenty going on right now. this system will tease the north bay with clouds and then just sit there and just back off and just give us fits. chilly cold morning. mostly sunny today. higher clouds later. temperatures today will be in the 60s, 60s and then 70s. i will send it back right now to dave and pam. >> all right. you going to get back to us with an update on the five day? we'll see 9:short -- we'll see it shortly. >>> republican candidate fiorina is still in the hospital. >>> also another shooting at a military building in the washington, d.c. area. the evidence the fbi has found connecting two previous shooters. >>> and coming up from washington, d.c. i will show you what the u.s. air force has to say about losing communication with 50 nuclear missiles. >>> welcome back to the morning news. the air force is down playing the possible dangers of losing communication with 50 nuclear missiles. it happened over the weekend. alison burns joins us from our washington, d.c. newsroom with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you

north bay. it is very slowly going to push as it-tracks. >> and overnight, the storm is sitting off sort shore w th northern california moisture. irting the north bay. it will be pushing into tonight and tomorrow, the futurecast is showing at 5:00 p.m. to the rain will be through the very northern part of the north bay. santa rosa getting sprinkles by 9:00 p.m. and overnight, it will drop down into the north bay with pockets along the coast. these locations should sustain tomorrow, by 6:00 a.m. coastal locations with north bay, rainfall, and a bit of a loaf on friday. however, and overnight, it is going to be returning with pockets of heavy rainfall and the north bay. leader come overnight, east bay, and along the dull stuff. deciliter. for kron 4 7 day around the bay >> showers, andtapering off, and your halloween forecast looks great! it is going to be mild, dry, and drexel mild condi and conditionl continue. >> and i was able to skip school, to hang up what all the giants fans and a great night. >> live pictures, just outside at&t park at mccovey cove, the bottom of the second inning. and the j. wilson is pitching for the ran

francisco south tomorrow probably a better chance of showers as the low lifts on to the north and heads out of california come thursday. highs will be cool and maybe not quite as cold as yesterday. upper 60s to low 70s. a mild afternoon. mid 60s for san francisco and close to 70 in oakland and low to mid-70s across the north bay and those will be the warmest today. keep the umbrella on stand by and we warm up for the weekend. >>> 4:47 right now and let's go to courtney. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. futures are higher after wall street took a breather from the historic september stock rally yesterday. even a report showing better than expected home sales could inspire investors to buy. asian markets were mix and japan did turn positive after the bank of japan and a surprise move cut interest rates to practically zero. europe is positive as well. one economic report on the state of the u.s. services over nonmanufacturing sector. the dow lost 78 points to start trading today. 10,751. the nasdaq was off to 2344. the justice department and seven states sued the major credit card companies mond

california. could merge with the store up to the north. you see the tail end of it right there. inues to push towards the bay area. that more research streamed out to california. the two could come together and we could see a couple of showers tomorrow afternoon. the storm that is passing us through the north is going to increase our winds coming off the ocean. here's a look at fog crocker for the low cloud cover just 6:00 a.m.. bay area wide we're covered. we will see little bit of relief in the afternoon. a and the clearing starts to begin. then back to descend into close flyby 11. through the rest of the bay area boring in the showers popping up in the afternoon. look at our temperatures for tomorrow. 75 for santa rosa 63 for san francisco what other important thing to talk about is the winds we're expecting up to 30 mi. wince expecting along the coastline. with those kinds of wins and 06 temperatures of '60s, it will feel a lot cooler. , windy conditions out there is ours and stand there is a cooler weather will prepare. '70s on the spot '70s around the bay and '60s on the co

california. you can see it spinning down there. the offer shore wind is to the north you have it. you don't have any fog. southern california will deal some rain down there. another day of shower activity. they are ahead of us. for us expect for that fog which can be pretty shallow it's going to be a nice day and a little warmer. 60s around the coast and mid 70s inland. 40s and 50s only a four degree spread here. napa and san jose. 30s up in the mountains 40s in ukiah. they will be pushing the upper 70s today. if you have to head down to southern california they are reporting rain. for us it will be sunny and warmer. i think we know the drill right now. once that burns off it will be a mix of sun and 60-degree temperatures. mostly sunny wednesday. we clouded up on thursday and it looks like friday could be a day of cloud and a possibility of rain again. >>> european markets are mostly higher at this hour. ahead of important earnings report here in the u.s.. overnight stocks across asia posted gains. the banking sector posted -- and the group could be critical today as goldman sacs

the storm is shooting that moisture through northern california and many skirting the north bay rightow. and what we see on futurecast! the south. and through the north are going to see that tahoskirting the north bay. and if you are close to the is coastline by 6:00 a.m.? early afternoon, a bit of a break of the rainfall. however, if your plans tomorrow evening? to bring an umbrella. the heavy rainfall will push through santa rosa and widespread by 10:00 p.m. and especially, overnight. 1:00 a.m., pockets of heavy rainfall pushing to the east bay, the delta, and continued until 5 pm 7:00 p.m., saturday it would be more scattered rain activity. and what we can expect the north they will get perhaps up to 1 in.! through the santa cruz mountains and the central bank, three-quarters of the bench. and right now, the south bay is seeing mostly sunny conditions. and to take a look at your kron 4 7 day around the bay the shower is continuing tomorrow. and into saturday. things will be mainly dry and into halloween is going to be great. great for deaf trick or treater and it will be continuing

however, it is expected to miss urks lifting to the north, taking the rain into northern california, ybe clipping the north bay, but not looking for any showers for the greater bay area out of this next system. we'll pick up clouds for today, show, decreasing showers, partly cloudy skies by this afternoon are expected and a bit of a bump in temperatures. nothing dramatic, just a couple degrees warmer than yesterday, with that trend continuing into and through the week. here's a look at the radar returns here over the last few hours. mainly up around santa rosa, in the offshore waters, but they are winding down rapidly with that trend expected to continue here through the day and into the rest of the week as well. looks like the storm track will move to our north here for the rest of the week and stay there, keeping that moisture from the north bay northward. we'll look for temperatures again today up a couple degrees. that will put us into the mid- 60s for the warmer locations. around the bay, low 60s for most spots except the beach. upper 50s there, as once again we will look for thi

north. rushing through in northern california and with increased cloud coverage tomorrow.breezes, the cool morning air. -many. and we're seeing the coast to the coastline, 60s, and bayshore is dropping from the 80s down to the 70's right now. warm inland and in the north bay, and again this is going to be changing as we go for the next couple of days. masako this evening, and fog along the coast is spilling- mostly of clear--and this cool morning air. and five degrees cooler, mainly close to the coastline. let us take a look at that fog that is not going to be that extensive that marine air. by 6:00 a.m., the fog over san francisco, the peninsula, it will start scaling back, quickly. by 8:00 p.m., the beaches and offshore by 10:00 a.m. and mostly sunny skies, and cooler. as we start to get a normal weather pattern back. the seven degrees in santa rosa, 74 and 87 degrees in santa rosa, 74 in santa for a suspect san francisco, and things are going to start cooling down to the weekend. and a high degree cool down tomorrow, saturday, and even more as we go towards sunday. and

california. rain and snow up toward the sierra nevada. the low again, the farther south, the better it is to the north bay. greater opportunity for the south bay to see shower activity. sun and clouds. northerly breeze. and that is beneficial for some like santa rosa. sonoma county airport. farther south you go, the greater opportunity you go for showers. wednesday, i think, is the key for us as thal low injects out. then we have the opportunity to see some showers here. but today, i think it's mostly south of us. after thursday, clearing out. and the weekend, friday into saturday, does look warmer. . >>> european markets are on the upswing this morning, despite a credit agency's warning that ireland's debt rating may be downgraded. analysts say it is in reaction to a rate cut in japan. the central bank is dropping a key rate to nearly zero and is taking other steps to deflate the yen. the nikkei climbed 1 1/2% on that report. others are moving mostly higher overnight. >>> checking in on our numbers this morning. we start the day, there were losses yesterday, with dow jones off almost 78 and a half points.

after bill clinton stumps for her there, he's moving on up a little north to california to westwood,ave a history. they ran against each other for president. it was very bitter. the two are not exactly friends. so we'll all be watching the body language on that one. >>> moving over to nevada across the country a little bit. i was moving over this morning, it feels like last night. we watched the debate there already. harry reid is up with two new ads. sharron angle is extreme. no doubt the woman who has $14 million behind her opponent. she'll be out with ads of her own. i've got to add, i've been getting nonstop tweets since you and i used the term "man up, harry reid". a woman could say that, a man would be eviscerated. because we don't live in an ideal world, do we? different standards because we have different experiences as men and women. women get a little more sexism than men maybe? >> it's a double standard. if that's equivalent to saying, let's just say grow a pair. you know what that means. it's just sort of questioning -- as you said, man up. how do you question someone's m

it's the main north-south artery in california, backing up traffic for miles. >>> a brazilian woman isto be alive, after she is struck by a drunk driver. it is pretty disturbing to watch, we want to warn you. take a look. she is trying to cross the street approximate when out -- street, when out of nowhere, she's hit. the force of the impact sent her 60 feet into the air. the driver did stop to see if she had injuries. amazingly, she walked away with only minor injuries. >>> in today's wjz healthwatch, getting enough shut-eye may play a key role in helping you shed the pounds. dr. kim mulvihill weighs in on the evidence. >> reporter: americans go to great lengths trying to lose weight. some ideas, whacky. >> i have heard about the cleansing diet. now, that i hear is pretty crazy. >> reporter: others, tried and true. >> i would probably cut out the carbs and the greasy foods. and you know, eat more vegetables. >> reporter: but here's the real eye opener. >> if you don't get enough sleep -- and we're talking eight hours of shut-eye, you're not going to lose the fat. >> reporter: research

it happened around lunchtime at the kelly elementary school in carlsbad, california, just north of san diego. >> we heard one gunshot go off. we looked up and we saw a gentleman in all black with a jack a lantern running sideways shooting towards the kids. >> we heard five gunshots. another car pulled up beside us. we said were those gunshots? >> shepard: both kids are expected to survive. according to our affiliate there fox five news in san diego. witnesses say some construction workers managed to tackle the suspect. now he is in police custody. anita vogel in our southern california newsroom now. just after 4:00, anita, and the school is still on lock down with the kids inside. >> that's right. nearly four hours after this incident occurred. the school is still on lock down. the kids are not allowed to leaf. parents are being told to gather at nearby kelly park to wait for more information. now, here is what we know. two students were shot in the arm with nonlife threatening injuries. they were flown to a nearby hospital. that's standard procedure. the shooting does appear to be ran

>> reporter: humboldt county lies at the heart of the so- called emerald triangle along california's rugged north coast. ever since hippies moved here in the '60s, looking for a remote spot to grow marijuana, humboldt has been synonymous with pot. nate morris is a grower. >> in the same way the sonomal wine region is famous for that and the champagne region is famous for that, this is the cannabis region. there's no reason why it should lose that status. humboldt has built an internationally recognized brand name for an illegitimate product. >> reporter: that product could become legitimate if california voters pass proposition 19, and that has everyone here gearing up for some radical changes. >> lock and load and shoot your mouth off, we're talking about prop 19. >> reporter: the ballot measure is the talk of the airwaves on anna hamilton's radio show. kmud routinely broadcasts warnings about drug busts along with traffic and weather. >> our economy is beyond underground. our marijuana has become the number one agricultural product in california. >> reporter: hamilton recently organized a first

north over the next 48 hours. there have been thunderstorms in southern california. where those thunderstorms make it this far north. don't think so. but as that low comes up, it's going to scoop up that moist air and get it out over the area. that's going to cool temperatures quite a bit. we're looking for forecast highs tomorrow mid-80s. today we had low 90s, tomorrow mid-80s. it's just not going to be as hot as we've been seeing and even last weekend, remember how hot that was. downtown, lessen fire danger 85 degrees in walnut creek. your forecast for tomorrow, the fog in the morning when you wake up, more inland extent. it's over in livermore valley. fog pulls back to the coast and we go most of us in the 70s tomorrow. but the warm spots in the 80s. the cool spots in the 50s and 60s. this is friday's forecast, this week flew by. 78 in san jose, cool along the coast. and this is the time of year where the fog kind of starts to go away. fog is going to be there, but along the coast pacifica, daily city, half-moon bay i know this time of year you're counting on a lit

arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, illinois, indiana, nevada, north dakota, pennsylvania, washington virginia, wisconsin. all to repeat democratic held seats. all seats are in jeopardy. all where republicans could win on election day. republicans have to have a near perfect night, however, themselves on november 2 to take control of the upper chamber. to gain the majority, the gop must do two things. one, hold all 18 of its currently held seats, including kentucky which is a tossup. that would bring them to 41 seats. two, win ten of the 12 vulnerable democratic seats. >> question, a new poll shows that the turnout advantage is shifting even more towards republicans. 50%. republicans to 40%. democrats, why is this shift significant? eleanor. >> well first of all, i would dispute some of what you said. this is a volatile electorate and the pollsters aren't sure they are finding the right groups to poll. nobody is quite sure who is going to show up. i think the races are all tightening. the republicans could have a very good night. on the other hand, i think the democrats have a pretty