pat quinn is not doing that. pat is purchases that not stopping. we have police forces that properly equipped, staffed, under pat quinn. he is a disaster on gun and laws.ement but the other real driver of violent crime is lack of opportunity. really drives violent crime, because young people are so desperate to have theycome for themselves, resort to joining gangs. i will bring mentoring programs for the high schools, most vulnerable students in middle school, so they can get help them stay in school and give them advice on jobs. increase education funding to our schools. pat quinn has cut it. it. increase i'll bring vocational training back into our public high schools so many of our young jobse are trained for the available and they see a future for themselves. >> mr. quinn? increasingpect to education funding, which he cannot do with his budget, i hope he doesn't bring those executives who had to go to jail and who committed accounting he made his firm, where so much money at. but as far as the assault weapons ban, i am more banning weapons. my

pat? >> purdue it's about dead even, john, but my feeling has been if the democrats are going to pick up a seat, she's a nonincumbent, michelle -- miss non is the one that will do it. if i could change it now, i would say it's a tossup. >> eleanor. >> purdue brags that he would be the only fortune 500 member in the u.s. senate if he wins. that's not a great credential this year. michelle is a great candidate, daughter of sam and former senator, iconic figure in that state. she worked for the points of light foundation. she run the campaign right down the middle. i think she wins. >> a great chance to win a comparison to other democrats if she loses. a bad night for democrats. >> i think she's a wonderful campaign. as you say, she carries the name. so she's got a lot of name reck anymore recognition and i don't think it's going to be close. >> purdue pulls it out. georgia goes democratic. okay. iowa. democrat bruce braley versus joanie. pat. >> ernst is a hot ticket. as a candidate, she has

iowa goes republican. >>> pat? kansas incumbent republican pat roberts versus independent. >> if the republicans are going to lose one it will be georgia or this one and i have said i felt that roberts because he's not we will off with the tea party folks. he's -- he's older. i thought he was going to lose and i predicted he was going to lose and i -- so i will stand by that that the democrats will take -- >> good history of your migration on this issue, pat? give us all you can. we only have four minutes. eleanor? >> senator ravich kind of bragged about the fact rented a barcalounger back home in kansas. not having a permanent residence in the state you represent is a fatal error. i think the independent pulls it out and it will be wonderful to see the independent caucus which is now two, expanded to three. they could be the -- the power center in a divided congress. >> clarence? >> yeah, i think orman wins it. independents are strong these days. parties are -- the brands are damaged and in that state, the way thi

pat lawson-news has more now. good morning, pat. >> reporter: good morning. you know, thanksgiving is such a special time of year for us. most of us are busy getting ready for family and friends and of course thanksgiving dinner. too many of us, though, will not get thanksgiving dinner. that's why food for families is so important. every year, with the help of our friends and community partners at georgetown who got together and collected hundreds of thousands of cans of food last week were able to put thanksgiving dinner on the tables of thousands of needy families. but we need your help to do it. you can make a donation of any size sometime today. call our phone banks. volunteers are at the phones right now. call 202-885-4949. with me here at verizon center is our director of community affairs, eye aoe that. this means so much to everybody every year. >> thank you so much for being here, pat. it is so good to be out. thank god for a wonderful warm day. our goal is to try to feed at least 4,000 families. we can do it, because we have great viewers who i know

this is a "wall street journal" poll, republicans just with a little bit of an edge, pat, what's your thought here? >> a week ago, it was 11 points, this away, they have not had a positive message. >> the panel will be back and you can chime in and tune in at the same time. it will come down to which party can get most people to actually vote. so what we're seeing today may not be a reflexion of what's to come. i'm harris faulkner, this is the fox report. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. oral-b toothbrushes aree engineeredqual. with end-rounded bristles so brushing doesn't scratch gums. and angled perfectly to remove 90% of plaque for a healthier smile. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. tthat's why i take metabiotic,ed toa daily probiotic. health. new multihealth me

jim, pat? >> all right, veronica. > the year's biggest travel rush is just days away now, and there is actll some good news. ga prices are under $3 a gallon in many places. and on average, a gallon of gas is 84 cents cheaper right now than it was back in april. the price couldn't come at a better time. most folks leaving town for the thanksgi holiday are planning to drive, according to aaa. one driver told us he doesn't .hink the che prices will >> nah, probably won't. because now they found out we'll pay . >> there's also good news for air travelers. at reagan national, reserve your parking space in advance online and pay for it using a phone app. d there is a new short-term parking lot. if you'r headed to dulles, take metro's silver line to the wheelly reston stop and ride on the new silver line express bus. be sure to pack your patience. aaa says air travel this season is at its highest level since 2007. you might have to wait to get that christmas tree this year. tell you why nature could b

he always called me pat collins, not pat, not collins, always pat collins. >> pat, this is tom sherwoodie barry much this morning. you had your own run-ins with his previous wife. >> she stood by him throughout that whole trial and everything else. i did a story about effie's mother. she got arrested and charged with arson a long time ago. effie came up to me to bail her mother out and had angry words for me. i went down to the district building about two days later, i saw marion barry there. he looked at me and said now you know what happens to me when i get home. he had a great sense of humor. he was a very smart guy. he was flawed, no doubt about it. but he was the city of washington's guy. again, he's a comeback king. i have never seen anybody get knocked down so many times and come back, come back and get some measured success. >> all right, pat. thanks very much. >> for most of you who probably don't know, pat grew up on h street in northeast over by the hopscotch bridge, so certainly in d.c. his entire life. we are following the death of fo >>> continuing to follow the breaking n

pat, via satellite from florida tonight, john and doug, let's start in the sunshine state with pat.ou know, i'm curious to know, what do you think about the fact that this guy has come out? this is damaging, right? do you think he's got a beef of some sort? is this an accident? >> no, this guy is the personification of the arrogance of an elite gentry, liberal gentry of professors and most of the media in washington, this is why they didn't pick up the story to begin with, is that they have utter contempt for the american people. he is outrageous you know why? because he shares with the president the belief that not only are the american people stupid, but it's important for us that we can lie, cheat, steal, do whatever behave to go, bribe whatever to get the bill through, because we know what's best for you and it is a scary thing to see in a democracy and also see in media playing a accomplice to it. >> he was on one of the other media networks and the anchor of one of the shows didn't follow up with the question, because he said, well he misspoke, what he should have asked was di

pat? >> reporter: jim, a bold move today by prosecutor john mccarthy. get a judge to sign and order to have katherine hoggle go out with police to help them find her missing children. 2-year-old jacob and 3-year-old sarah. katherine hoggle's children have been missing now nearly two months. police believe she's responsible for their disappearance. today prosecutor john mccarthy asked a judge to sign an order to allow katherine hoggle to go out with sheriffs to show them where she put her children. katherine hoggle's family members says she told them last week she wanted to help police find her kids. >> she said she wanted to show the police where the kids were. i asked her how come she doesn't show me, i'm their father, i can pick them up. she said it wouldn't do anything for her to show me. that she immediated eneeded to police hert. >> reporter: in court kath rain hoggle didn't want to do that. she suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. now, the

let's vote for pat robinson -- pat robertson. [applause] when you are, running for office, you are told you are not supposed to make jokes. if you do, you will offend somebody. jokes always have that element. this joke is a joke i've heard and it only offense the president, so i will use it. the story is that the president went to a bank to cash a check but he forgot his drivers license and the teller said, i am sorry, i cannot cash the check until you prove who you are. he said, what you propose. she said, the other day, a golfer came in and he put a cup on the ground, took a golf ball and said, ok, must be filled. another time, on gray came in and he did not either have his chart his license and he put a target on the wall and took a tennis ball and banded into the target time after time. they said, we knew that must be hundred. she said, mr. obama, what can you do and he said, i do not have a clue. [laughter] president,ine, mr. do you want that in large bills were small bills? [applause] that would be funnier, of course, if th

this guy greg orman has a chance to take out pat roberts and if he can take out pat roberts then maybe the democrats in washington. that is certainly what republicans fear. definitely what democrats hope. orman hasn't said anything but, you know, for good reason. he doesn't want to scare off any voters who might otherwise vote for him and greg orman is sitting there in the average of all polls ahead 44 to 43. you look at the two races we've already talked about and you're saying, well, maybe brownback can lose this thing. maybe pat roberts can lose this thing. maybe in the very republican year of 2014 two beg-name republicans could be losing in kansas and then it goes a step further than that, though. recognize this guy, chris cko ck has taken a national role on issues like immigration when mitt romney made the reference to self-deportation that was something inspired by this man and his activism on this issue. secretary of state who has a very sort of polarizing image and reputation in kansas. he's being challenged, he's in the fight of his political life. look at this. this is not a

kansas pat roberts taking down orman 53 to 4 # 2. in arkansas tom cotton defeating mark pryor. >> georgia purdue over michelle nunn. >> corey gardner taking down mark udall 50 to 45 percent. >> republican steve gains defeating curtis 58-40. >> south dakota republicans. in kentucky senate minority leader mitch mcconnell leading 56 percent. grimes just 41. >> west virginia republican taking down tenant. >> the race in alaska not called but dan sullivan holding on to a 5 point lead over mark baguet--. >> holding on to a strong lead over gillespie separated 12,000 votes 95 percent of the ballots have been called. >> louisiana landrieu getting 42 percent with bill cassidy 41. >> new hampshire chir going to a tight race shaheen winning 52 to 48 percent over scott brown. >>> of the senate two republicans the gop with the majority for the first time in eight years. >> peter doocy is live in washington. what are the winners saying this morning? >> lea and heather the most expensive u.s. race in history was won by a republican. tom tillis unse

pat? >> the congress of the united states, republicans and democrats a like, were going to go after a iranian deal coming down. they're going to try and impose sanctions on i ran, whether they get a deal or don't get a deal or whether they extend the current negotiations. >> uh-huh. >> the republicans have been yelling and screaming about how president obama has succeeded his authority and is acting like a king. when the new congress comes in in january, they will give this president fast-track authority to conclude a huge trade deal that he can negotiate on his own without having going back to congress because the republicans want that. they're willing to let the king have his way. >> yeah. >> republicans, of course, as usual, are the devils in our midst. [ laughter ] >> on that positive note. i think in the coming weeks, people should expect greatly increased teases between china and india and india and pakistan in the border relations. >> uh-huh. >> and well, mort. >> the continued eros

pat buchanan. >> little or nothing. this was a huge triumph for the chinese. $85billion in american exports to china. they run a $300 surplus at our expense every year. they have $4 trillion in currency reserves. they are building prosperity, i mean, like napolian tried to do in europe. they use their investment and aide to get tangible and hard gains for them. the chinese are really doing to the united states in this century and at the end of the last century what the united states did to great britain at the end of the 19th century. basically eclipsing them and moving them out as the first military and economic power on earth. >> eleanor. >> pat doesn't like trade. he doesn't like globalization. you have to put what he said in perspective. the chinese are lowering the tariff significantly on technology, which will be great for u.s. manufactures. but the important thing that emerged from this meeting was the deal on climate. and it is significant that the two biggest emitters of greenhouse gases are basically acknowled

pat? >> thanks, barbara. >>> first at 4:00, we have learned a 7-year-old man was hit and killed crossing the street in silver spring. police say he was hit crossing new hampshire avenue at randolph road this morning. the driver stayed at the scene. it's not clear if he was in the crosswalk when he was hit shortly before 5:00 a.m. >>> we're learning more about violent turbulence that affected an air france flight from paris to new york. flight 006 was forced to turn around after severe turbulence injured three crew members in the skies over northern england. the flight landed safely. injured crew members were treated for concussions. no one else was hurt. >>> did you see it? it lit up the skies and social media. take a look at this. a ball of fire spotted last night streaking across western japan. experts believe it was a fireball meteor, a piece of asteroid that ignites when it enters the earth's atmosphere. it was captured on several cameras. scientists say they happen quite often but it

but pat quinn isn't conceding defeat just yet. a long line *after polls closed -- at one north side polling place. we'll have a *live report on some election day problems. and the empire state building is glowing *red ...reflecting the "balance of power" shift, in washington. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. dan is feeling ok. he's here. >> i'm just so excited about the election. i get into these elections and i should have slept a bit more. >> we do have some hair spray back here for you. i'm always said you should use this in your throat. >> are you sure? >> it's like when decks. it's good for but just go to demetrius. >> let's take a look at how things are going today. it's not going to last. this nice weather will last. clouds will increase. a bit of sunshine and some call it covered by the afternoon. the high nr . it will be warmer with the south trees. 42 in chicago right now. but rochelle reading at 33. t

and second i think, pat roberts.ts of mistakes, is probably going to, methodically work his way back in. and that is a place that absorbed time and energy. and i think you have to -- give a lot of credit to the republican national committee. they looked at the 2012 results and said, technologically out of step. we don't have enough inclusion for women and minorities and young people. we don't have a field operation. you go across the country today, if they can, can continue this into 16. they have hand opportunity to really make a huge. >> that is an untold story. >> put it out in virginia. losing candidate. if they lose by less than 1% can request a recount. which could be viable. >> probably either one will. i think you don't know how many vote are out. military. or our veterans. though groups are going very heavily against warner. and so, i think gillespie in the play. >> republicans need net gain of one seat to win control of the u.s. senate. can democrats hang on in virginia. a race that wasn't supposed to be th

." ♪ tangier like i said was a city of ex-pats -- people with pasts, people who simply didn't like wherewhere and something else. the grand socco is the gateway to the medina where you could find the kasbah, which means fortress, by the way. the port is to the east, and right in the middle of it all, the petit socco, called the last spot, the meeting place, the switchboard of tangier. as burroughs called it. reasons for settling in tangier diverge, but everyone sooner or later, since the beginning of memory comes to cafe tingis. jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left. he lives a life not too distant from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> this is the petit socco? >> this is the petit socco. yes. it existed in venetian times, existed in roman times, in the portuguese times and the english were here for 22 years and then the international ci

pat scannon was invited to attend. what was that like to... to be at arlington?as... i felt that my job on that plane was done. and i actually... i stepped back and watched the ceremony from a ways off. and it was extremely emotional. >> cooper: you're emotional just thinking about it? >> scannon: yeah. it's... i think about it a lot, actually. >> cooper: what's the emotion for you? >> scannon: happiness, that they know what's... what happened. >> cooper: but not everyone from 453 has come home. just after the plane was hit, three crew members parachuted out, including 22-year-old art schumacher. all three were quickly captured by the japanese, and according to witnesses, taken to a camp in the jungle and executed. the bent prop team is still looking for their remains, but searching on land is no easier than in the ocean. pat scannon has tried to pinpoint the location of the graves by traveling to japan to interview former japanese soldiers stationed in palau. and he's tracked down palauans who say they saw the men just before they were captured. >> scannon: so y

what he finds is -- >> governor pat brown who associate with lbj in california. >> right. and reagan uses him as a stand-in for lbj. so the book tells the story up to landslides, lbj's famous landslide in 1964 which is the largest popular vote, margin in american history, and reagan's landslide in his first political race as governo governor in 196n which he won california by 1 million votes, just two years after johnson iconic little president had won the state by over a million votes himself. >> william buckley told me once when reagan was first emerging and nixon was looking at his run in 1968, nixon said to him, because he liked reagan, barry goldwater and people thought of at that point as a kind of belief on the second string barry goldwater or a more polished barry goldwater. and buckley said to nixon, can this actor possibly win? and nixon said, any man, anyone who wins the governorship of california by a million votes is a national political figure, and that's it. answers the question. the are a couple of other things i want to get at, which is something you all e

pat? >> reporter: well, it is, chris. king of prussia has been ride ago this rain/snow line all day and concerns here tonight is that it could become part of the ice line. so coping today had a lot to do with friendship, four wheel drives and a little bit of salt. irv zimmerman salt truck towers over the snowy slush covered cars in the supermarket parking lot. >> they want to get us out here early and get salt down to keep roads clear so nobody slips, and falls report report thanksgiving ice is a bad thing. >> i'm sure it will get colder. >> reporter: last minute shoppers were picking up everything from pies, to a ready to heat up dinner. they drove the rain/snow line here in montgomery county, without missing a beat. >> just enjoying every moment of the holiday, the weather and there is no traffic, which is nice. >> reporter: day before thanksgiving rush, happened a day earlier. >> yesterday was probably the busiest day. >> reporter: 11,000 pounds of yams sold in one day. >> it is a great season, look at the snow we got.

only the action cam was in south philadelphia when sanchez stopped at pat's and geno's to get a philly'sesesteak. >> katherine scott is live with more on the story you'll only see on "action news". katherine. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam. well, before the game, mark sanchez said that if the eagles won, he would come down and have a cheesesteak at pat's and geno's and guess what? last night he went to geno's, he went to pat's, the fans were here and they went wild. >> we're out here waiting for mark sanchez. >> reporter: they came from around the city, some from new jersey with the hopes of a cheesesteak and a sanchez sightingsing. >> i just want to see him down here. >> reporter: turns out he had a helping of both. after his first start since december 2012, after throwing for two scores last night in the eagles' victory mark sanchez area knifed south philadelphia in more ways than one and he was welcomed here with cheese fries. >> mark, i want to you have my cheese fries. >> all right. >> reporter: after selfies, salutations and a stake each from geno's and pat's, sanchez left

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>> why not. >> pat's going to talk about it, they're buy fur indicated.f the republicans owe everything to big business, congress who wants cheap labor, and the other side, the conservative side upholds the law and they're divided over how to proceed. >> can we pop-up this rasz husbanden poll 53% of americans stay we oppose it. 34% favor it and 14% undecided. >> what the republicans ought to do they ought to do it in health care and they haven't done it in immigration. is take the 53%, stay we're on solid political ground here, we're against the president, but what are they for? and why don't the republicans propose what pat calls a common sense immigration plan? >> the president's already said he's going to veto. >> it would be perhaps difficult to get that through. >> there are five democratic senators who said they have a problem with whether he's done. >> that's a growing lils of democrats. >> given how the democrats hung mary landrieu out on keystone pipeline, that race will be 54 republicans, that's 59. they'll get another one if that's the case. ho

>> my good friend pat roberts. pat is a good friend and a great friend of the state of kansas.out him a great deal. i think his track record speaks for itself. >> kansas state university football coach bill schneider endorsing pat roberts in kansas razor thin senate race this week. in kansas bill snider is a legend. created the kansas state football program out of nothing and now in contention for a national championship. he is far more popular in kansas than any politician. so, that endorsement is a coup for pat roberts. of course, at the same time, kansas state is a big public university with fans and donors who are both republicans and democrats. so, the school's president apparently asked the roberts' campaign to pull the ad, which it didn't do. hardly the first sports figure to make a statement, curt schilling campaigned with john mccain when he ran for president in 2008 and another boston sports hero, bruin goalie tim thomas skipped his team's trip to the white house after winning the stanley cup in 2011, because of political differences with president obama. should sport

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he wasn't going to drown his sorrows in cheesesteaks, so fair enough, pat's can be good for that but he was going to come if the eagles won. he went to geno's, he went to pat's, he got his cheesesteaks and the fans were thrilled. >> we're out here waiting for mark sanchez. >> reporter: they came from around the city. some came from new jersey with the hopes of a cheesesteak and a sanchez sighting. >> i don't care if he's going geno's, if he's going to pat's: i just want to see him down here. >> reporter: turns out he had a helping of both. after his first start since december 20's 12 after throwing for two scores last night in the eagles victory, mark sanchez arrived in south philadelphia in more ways than one and he was welcomed here with cheese fries. >> mark, i want to you have my cheese fries. >> all right. >> reporter: after selfies, salutations and a steak each from geno's and pat's, sanchez left with a full stomach and fans left satisfied as well. with his performance on the field, with keeping his pregame promise and with his potential for the team. >> big hopes for the guy.

. >> senator pat roberts was elected to a 4th term after challenged by greg orman. the race didn't end up being that close but roberts still has this message for all kansas voters. >> i have heard my marching orders loud and clear. i will be bold. i will be conservative and i will be constructive and i promise you this, we will get things done. >> and in north carolina democratic senator kay hagan fell to thom tillis. in north carolina is where democrats held their convention in 2012. now they have a new republican senator. >> there's only one thing government can give you that doesn't come at the expense of anyone else and that's freedom. >> these are the republicans who helped mitch mcconnell unseat harry reid in the u.s. senate and now he waits to see how big a majority he'll end up having. >> all right. big night. a lot going on. now the senate cliff hangers. virginia and alaska too close to call and louisiana heading for a run off. leland is live for us in washington with a closer look at this. good morning. >> hi heather. good morning. the fact that virginia i

every ex-pat goes through that. >> reporter: michael is packing up and moving to the united states. when the gray skies outnumbered blue they knew they had to leave. >> i said girls, look outside. it's the most amazing day. and think literally jumped up and down and said yay, we get to play outside today. and it's just heartbreaking. >> reporter: companies are doing what they can to convince ex-pats to stay. pollution bonuses, and expensive air purifierpurifiers. still they're trying to recruit talent to china. at least some ex-pats are staying for the pollution because it is a profit. >> this is less than $20. what happens if we try to force air through this by itself. so we got a fan and started blowing air through it. >> reporter: it's not exactly rocket science? >> not exactly. >> reporter: smart air promises to scrub your air with their p canon device. >> i couldn't get enough oxygen. that's what it was. we laid in bed and watched movies all day. that's not really a way to live a life. >> reporter: it's moments like these that push ex-pats out of china. and michael crane says n

the birds beat the panthers last night and fans flocked to pat's and geno's to wait for mark sanchezmake good on his postgame plan. >> you said on national tv you're coming. come on down. >> he said on tv he was going to come down. >> national television. don't lie to us. >> we want to see him. sanchez didn't disappoint on the field and he didn't disappoint off it as well. after his first start since december 2012 after throwing for two scores last night in the eagles' victory sanchez rolled up passyunk avenue and fans greeted him heartily with cheese fries. >> i want to you have my cheese friesism after high fives and hand shakes, sanchez left with a full stomach and fans left satisfied with their quarterback. >> big hopes for the guy. he can do big things for the city. looking forward to it. >> reporter: and hopefully from here on out we're going to see more cheesesteaks for mark sanchez and more victories for the eagles. we are live in south philadelphia, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> we hope it keeps going with more victories. we learned overnight that four men were

brian kelly and pat fitzgerald watching their teams cough it up numerous times. will fuller has been a big weapon for golson today. this touchdown made it 34-26. fuller has three touchdown catches on the day. that was another one there to make it 40-29. they went for two, they didn't get it. so the difference was 11. siemian walks it in and so northwestern goes for two at this point to get themselves within three. 40-37. and then just when it looked like notre dame was going to ice it, cam mcdaniel, the steady running back, turns it over for notre dame. jack mitchell connects on his third field goal of the game as siemian got them within good range for a 45-yarder to tie it up. that's where we stand right now as fitzgerald and northwestern try to pull off this upset. notre dame with their hands on the football first at the 25 yard line as we begin overtime. golson begins it by tossing it out to folston. for no gain. >> doug: well played defensively. the key here right now for northwestern is they have the ball last. they can make those decisions to go for it on f

pat caddell, former pollster for jimmy carter and fox news contribute for.shown, former pollster for bill clinton and fox news contributor as well. you don't think -- >> i thought he was saying something they told him he better say. and then he went on to announce he was going to immigration, you know, you don't know how hard i have worked with the other side, it was, you know, after the apparently they spent the whole lunch fighting over immigration, and he's headed for disaster. >> you know, it's interesting, we heard from doug mcelway tonight so we know from the standard that that meeting got a little chippy on friday and the president is reported to have cut vice president biden off as he was talking with speaker boehner about, well, maybe we give them time, how long would it take for you guys to cobble together a bill for immigration? why? >> this thing has the potential to be a self-inflicted nuclear bomb on the obama administration. >> why? >> because of what he's thinking of doing by himself. there are ways we change the law in america and it's in th

so what happens here in kansas with pat roberts and greg orman?t too i believe right now is a coin toss. >> i would agree with you. i'll give a slight edge to pat roberts because he's been surging. greg orman has been hesitant in affiliations. this number i think would put roberts over the top. and they also haven't#+v voted democrats in the senate since 1932. that's history there. >> we'll watch for the next 58 minutes and see what you think, sean. >> because at the end of the show i will give my predictions on what the results are going to and that's coming up. thank you. >>> so keeping all those numbers in mind, what is the vibe from the white house just one day ahead of this highly anticipated election? fox news chief white house correspondent our friend ed tonight. if there's one symbol of maybe what they're thinking, i saw the images of philly and they cut an arena in half and even then they had half of those seats empty. >> sean i was there at temple philadelphia. in the president's defense he had over 5,000 people there. on a sunday night,

thank you, pat kennedy. ladies and gentlemen, and, members of the diplomatic corporation, thank you so much for being with us here today. the entire state department, usdc team, many of whom have literally been working for this day for about 15 years, to the diplomacy center foundation, and the many private sector partners you know who you are and we'll recognize you a little bit later, it is your generosity that has brought us to this point and we're all unbelievably greatful for to you for that. so that today we get to break ground on on groundbreaking american diplomacy. both colin and jim talked about the array of monuments around the city that honored those who have served and given their lives and of course wars. those who are part of the diplomatic corp. understand that there is the same kind of sacrifice and challenge for people that leave their families and pack up their kids and go away. many cases on accompanied tours. many people who work unbelievably strong hours, extraordinary risks on a daily

. >> reporter: pat foal system devastated.ief snatched her beloved eight year old french bulldog louie and four year old pomeranian zoe last night about 6:00 o'clock. >> louie -- he is like an old man. he doesn't move. he sleeps if my bed. he snores. >> reporter: pat said she was inside on the phone. the dogs were out in a special covered enclosure behind her second street home she built just for them. >> what i don't understand is they did not bark. normally if there's somebody around they will bark. >> reporter: this dog lover believes the thief came up her neighbors toes driveway ripped down some of the fencing around her yard hopped over and broke in. >> there's a lock and that door. it was lock. >> reporter: pat says whoever did this, ransacked the place. before stealing her loveable 35-pound louie and the 4-pound pomeranian. >> he's a baby. i think they put her in this box. see the claw marks. her trying to get out of this bock. i think that's how they captured her. >> reporter: pat and her friends made up flyers are pos

thank you, pat kennedy. ladies and gentlemen, and, members of the diplomatic corporation, thank you so much for being with us here today. the entire state department, usdc team, many of whom have literally been working for this day for about 15 years, to the diplomacy center foundation, and the many private sector partners you know who you are and we'll recognize you a little bit later, it is your generosity that has brought us to this point and we're all unbelievably greatful for to you for that. so that today we get to break ground on on groundbreaking american diplomacy. both colin and jim talked about the array of monuments around the city that honored those who have served and given their lives and of course wars. those who are part of the diplomatic corp. understand that there is the same kind of sacrifice and challenge for people that leave their families and pack up their kids and go away. many cases on accompanied tours. we many people who work unbelievably strong hours, extraordinary risks on a dai

i've been doing this 30 years now. >> reporter: sometimes, pat admits, he can't help but hear what's behind closed windows. >> i> reporter: like eddie and jesse, pat takes all the necessary safety precautions. buckling at every window. the universal fear among most skyscraper window washers is a fear of falling. but for patrick, it's also a fear of trying. >> i felt the electric running up my arm and i fell backwards. i didn't realize where i was. >> reporter: a loose wire almost did him in above a deli. >> all i could think was, after all the crazy stuff we've done that i was going to end up vk to get retrieved from a deli awning when i finally bit the big one. >> reporter: but the big one famously came for window washers miguel and ed in 2008 in an accident eerily similar to today's in lower manhattan. when they were working

pat quinn is not a popular governor. >> he's not popular yet. he may pull this out because his opponent is bruce rauner a billionaire who was quit sized for spending $140,000 to join a wine club. >> that sounds like you. >> it sounds like me, but we're all going to be drinking a lot tonight if this guy mike boss is able to pull out the most intriguing house race. mike boss is running in illinois. democrats made a campaign out of him. >> total power, not the american way. all the damn time. come out here in the last second, and i have to figure out how to vote for my people. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> he also admitted that he shot a neighbor's dog a few years ago. >> how could he run? let's go to colorado from illinois. >> that's a 9:00 poll closing. again may affect the control of the u.s. senate. >> you have udall against gardner. gardner has been running uphill. this is a state that could go either way. but the latest polls, the polls leading up to today really have cory gardner in control. >> and this is a state why women's issues

house and senate what policy issues are likely to come out, we'll get the inside scoop from senator pat toomey. >>> good morning and welcome to inside story, welcome to pat toomey, republican from pennsylvania here. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with the election results from a couple of weeks ago. the republicans are in control of the house and senate, president obama a democrat will have logger heads with some of the things that will be put forward. why do you think the election went the way it did? >> i think the american people feel uneasy with the direction the county is heading. i think a lot of people are not comfortable with obama care and other things. i think there's another important part. people are tired of a complete lack of function in our government. senator reid chose to shut down the senate two years ago and we've done almost nothing, this is an important opportunity and obligation for republicans to govern. we've got to reopen the senate and pass bills and be productive as the american people expect us to. >> people are concerned ab

predictions, pat? >> the congress of the united states, republicans and democrats alike are going to go after any kind of iranian deal that comes down. they're going to try to impose sanctions on iran, whether they get a deal or they don't get a deal or whether they extend the current negotiations. >> well, the republicans have been yelling and screaming about how president obama has exceeded his authority and is acting like a king. when the new congress comes in in january, they will give this president fast track authority to conclude a huge trade deal that he can negotiate on his own without having going back to congress because the republicans want that. they're willing to let the king have his way. >> republicans, of course, as usual, are the devils in our midst. >> on that positive note. i think in the coming weeks, people should expect greatly increased tensions between china and india and india and pakistan in the border regions. >> the continued erosion of wages in america amongst american wor

in illinois, wow, republican bruce rauner defeating the incumbent governor pat quinn. that's according to a cnn projection and a big upset there. another stunning upset in heavily democratic maryland. republican businessman larry hogan winning the governor's race. he defeated the democrat anthony brown, the state's lieutenant governor. and another deep blue blow for democrats in massachusetts. republican charlie bake erwining the governor's race over the democrat martha coakley. it comes after eight years of democratic rule in massachusetts under governor deval patrick there is a new republican governor in arkansas. former homeland security official asa hutchinson defeating the democrat mike ross, giving the gop control of the top office after eight years in the hands of democrats. the gop also taking other tight races where democrats were given decent odds to win. florida voters reelect rick scott to a second term as governor, delivering a stinging rebuke to democrat charlie crist. scott pumped nearly $13 million of his own money into his campaign in its final days. h

pat buchanan? >> it's an impeachable act but they should not impeach them. >> congress can decide who is eligible for citizen ship. the president is using his pros cue toral authority. >> the president is supposed to be a president. this is an unmitigated insult to american constitutional law, and it is. >> i agree. i think it is a fundamental disruption in the way our government was supposed to work. >> i share your view. >> terror in jerusalem. >> the jerusalem on tuesday was the scene of a horrific slaughter. two palestinians murdered, four rabbis and an israeli police officer at a west jerusalem sin na gosmght three -- synagogue. the attackers were then shot dead by israeli security forces. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned the attack. >> angered by israel's revival of the practice of doe industrying homes belonging to palestinian assailants, palestinian president mahmoud abbas denied the attacks at the synagogue. >>> palestinians are furious at ongoing elements of the right t

ae independent is in competitive race against pat roberts. we will follow that up with the iowa u.s. senate debate. join us on facebook. the question we are asking is which party should control congress. stories to read tonight, including this from alex earns from politico. theird that voters made final please on monday. he said that public polling and manypetitive races are in the tossup category. onublicans remain confident their prospects of extending their majority in the house of representatives. mitch mcconnell says that victory is in the air. tomorrow evening, our live coverage of the returns. we will go into the morning. results.ave the you can follow our coverage online and we welcome our listeners. up next, we want to show you the louisiana senate race. maness is the republican candidate. runoff if no to a candidate receives 50% tomorrow. we want to thank all of our cable and broadcast partners who allowed us to share with you 100 debates during the season. days, voters enter the polls in a race that could decide the control of the

i've been doing this 30 years now. >> reporter: sometimes, pat admits, he can't help but hear what'sehind closed windows. >> i> reporter: like eddie and jesse, pat takes all the necessary safety precautions. buckling at every window. the universal fear among most skyscraper window washers is a fear of falling. but for patrick, it's also a fear of trying. >> i felt the electric running up my arm and i fell backwards. i didn't realize where i was. >> reporter: a loose wire almost did him in above a deli. >> all i could think was, after all the crazy stuff we've done that i was going to end up vk to get retrieved from a deli awning when i finally bit the big one. >> reporter: but the big one famously came for window washers miguel and ed in 2008 in an accident eerily similar to today's in lower manhattan. when they were working 4