joiningg us for that conversation, jonathan tamari of the philadelphia inquirer. he serves as the national political writer for that publication. mr. tamari,at good morning. >> guest: good morning. thanks for having me. >> host: in a story you published yesterday, you took a look at two races that could serve as harbingers. can you walk us through those? >> guest: yes. the two races we focused on are ones that have not been kind of on thehe front lines for much of the coverage so far but that really both parties are look at as we get close to election day, and it's pennsylvania 10th district which is right around harrisburg represented currently by republican scott perry and the 16th district which is in the northwest corner of the state in erie county represented currently by republican mike kelly. and these are two districts that are pretty republican. president trump won them by nine points in the harrisburg district, by more than twenty out in i the warren pennsylvania district.ct but they're both races where some polling has showed pretty tight the contest th

when he got back to philadelphia all these things came together. had his theoretical grounding from his textbooks. he was very good with gadgets. he had seen the accounts of the electrical experiments. his friend logan was good answer questions are and finally anotr important point was he had a lot of friends in philadelphia who were come for my team. a silversmith, he could make electric generator. he had a friend who was a lawyer was also a very bright methodical conversant and he became another assistant. he had a whole series of and talking together to form a a tm and then they started rapidly making progress. first of all, they replicated the extremist and they started going through them. at a time when europeans produce a lot of interesting empirical work at the didn't have a 30 took out for the work to develop electricity and what franklin do. it all sort of came together. arctic 1747. that is the great moment in which franklin discovers that he knew he was clever. he always knew he was clever but he had spent 20 years in a weekly grind for

the philadelphia media market is a really expensive market to begin with. you have the fitzpatrick race over in south jersey -- you have the fitzpatrick race. there is another race in south jersey. those markets are just not as expensive and a little bit more of a reach for democrats. is a lot of national attention on the state. host: for the telltale signs for you? guest: we will look for what goes on in the first district. that will give us a sign. if brian fitzpatrick loses, that's a good sign the democrats will be able to win a majority. that is a tough race. he is a strong incumbent. if he loses, a lot of incumbents could be in trouble in the nationalized race. your local profile does not count as much as democrats' desire to vote against republicans and put a check on president trump. i will be watching the 10th and 16th. if they pull the upset, is not just a majority. in might really be a big wave for them. if they lose the first district, democrats can still win the house but it could be a nailbiter and we will be watching the late results coming in

when he got back to philadelphia, all these things came together.e got his theoretical grounding from his textbook, he was good with gadgets. he had seen this account of the intellectual experiment. logan was also there. finally, another inborn part, he had a lot of friends in philadelphia. they were form a team. he was a serviceman. you could make the operators. they do hopkins news, a lawyer who was also very bright. he became another assistant. he held series of them. they all came together and formed a team. they started rapidly making progress. first of all, they replicated the expense. empirical work but they didn't have a theory to account the work. in the way the franklinton. it all came together. that really is a great moment where franklin discovers, he knew that he was clever. he sent 20 years to produce newspaper. now, he's up freedom and the confidence to move forward rapidly. he makes very, very racket rapid progress. you already surpassed what you're doing. that's a great moment. franklin writes 1748, you can see all the sense of comp

the philadelphia health department hadepartment has beeo outlaw tobacco flavored with fruit. they said philadelphia can't do that and congress can trump the legislature. >> what do you think of the administration's approach to immigration segregating families, please be specific and tell us how you would promote or legislate and immigration policy in congress. >> some of you have heard me talking about the travel ban when that hit. to file petitions to help the people who followed all of the rules but while they were in the air the rules changed. we worked on that and then we developed a manual how to protect your families and assets in case you were deported. it's clear that the policy is broken. we need to reform the immigration policy and what we need is for the chump administration to stop turning it into a weapon but turned it intturn itinto an issue to divie populace. there's nothing to say we can't have a humane policy. the immigrants i've worked with over the last 15 years have been assets to the community, not threats. t >> i've had this amazing opportunity to pursue

and player power earns one of the nba's best a move to the philadelphia 76ers. hello and welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. taking a stroll down real madrid's managerial alumni shows some rather familiar and formidible faces — jose mourinho, zinedine zidane, carlo ancelotti, and now santiago solari. perhaps not a name you instantly recognise, but the former madrid youth coach has clearly impressed in his role as interim manager, leading real to the best start of any manager in the club's history. no surprise he is set to be appointed to the job on a permanent basis. patrick gearey tells us more. this time last month, santiago solari had never managed in a top level clu b solari had never managed in a top level club match. now he has one of the biggest coaching jobs in the world. he has found himself in the right place at the right time with the right results as well. the 4— to win was his fourth win in four games, the best of any real manager in history. but even when asked about the position last night he wasn't talking himself up —— real. translat

ash from the philadelphia municipal incinerator.as routine to take this incinerator ash to landfills in the united states, but those landfills were filling up, especially on the east coast, so it started looking for other places to dump. well, the khian sea was out for about two years with its cargo, and went all over the world, pretty much. it wasn't especially easy to track the ship, but we had a lot of contacts track the ship, but we had a lot of co nta cts in track the ship, but we had a lot of contacts in other countries, and people would give us information. we went to the bahamas, we went to the dominican republic, we went to hunter is. it was turned away by quite a few landfills and quite a few countries —— honduras. and it even few countries —— honduras. and it eve n we nt few countries —— honduras. and it even went to cape verde in west africa before coming all the way back to haiti where it landed on december 31 1987. it unloaded 4000 tons of the ash part of the 14,000 tons of the ash part of the 14,000 tons on board in g

ash from the philadelphia municipal incinerator.his incinerator ash to landfills in the united states, but those landfills were filling up, especially on the coast, so it started looking for other places to dump. well, the khian sea was out for about two years with its cargo and it went all over the world, pretty much. it was not especially easy to track the ship, but we had a lot of contacts in other countries and people would give us information. it went to the bahamas, to the dominican republic, it went to honduras. it was turned away by quite a few landfills and quite a few countries. and it even went to cape verde and guinea—bissau in west africa, before coming all the way back to haiti, where it landed on december 31, 1987. it unloaded 4000 tonnes of the ash out of the 14,000 tonnes that were on board in gonaives, which is about three hours drive north 0f port—au—prince, the capital. i don't want to hide anything, i want to be very open to everyone. while the khian sea was still in gonaives off—loading its cargo, one of the cr

ginger in philadelphia.hat is the consensus on the balloons? will they float or will they be grounded? >> hey, paula, good morning, everybody. we are actually -- i have all the crowd from the ocean spray float beside me, the cranberry carriers. i got them all in tight. not to get you in the shot but why? >> to keep you warm. >> paula, here's the good news. the winds have died down to low levels and seeing 16, 20-mile-per-hour gusts but, remember, the critical number is 23 for a steady wind and 34 for a gust and i think right now we're in good shape. they seem to be loading some of the smaller balloons out so i think things are good to go. we've got to watch very carefully to see if the winds pick up because of the philly situation, but how are you? happy thanksgiving. >> of course, you feel good. you're surrounded. >> i'm really thankful to have sam back. >> i'm really thankful to have sam back- >> i'm really thankful to have sam back- >> i'm really thankful to have sam back. >> and he's wearing a onesie. >>

and the philadelphia suburbs. costello, is ryan retiring member of congress, serves the sixth district. coming up, open phones. you can call us, (202) 748-8000 democrats. (202) 748-8001 republicans and independents, (202) 748-8002. post on facebook and twitter feeds as well. we will be right back. ♪ >> in the view of the warren commission, they describe fully the circumstances of the assassination of president kennedy. is there more to the story than the war report ever discovered? >> this weekend on "real america ," on america history tv, the 1967 new series, a cbs news inquiry, the warren report by

notice fromew york to philadelphia to d.c. this is really a storm that means business. there's high wind warnings now for parts of new england on the backside of this system as this system really develops and moves up towards the nort the next factor, the wind temperaturewise. ds have switched down to the nort philadelphia still 68. haguertown, 52. pittsburgh, 42. tomorrow a much cooler day. look at that. that's an ominous looking shot. winds out of the north at 9 miles per hour. we could see showers overnight, but mostly done wit. 20 to 30 miles per hour winds wp thatle cooer air it's going to feel ch sunday morning, 59. rather breezy on sunday, too. rain on monday. good chance ofrain. could see an inch in some locations. more showers wit a strong wind on tuesday. that's the day many of us are getting out to vote. any showers or storms late in the day on tuesday so i think voting will be okay. sbe wednesday and thursday, nice temperatures. strongtorms move in friday. that means showers and thunderstorms for us. snow forarts of the great lakes as the system really begin

philadelphia and new york about a coating of an inch or two. mast of that will be washed away by the rain because the eastern seaboard. wind gusts could be up to 45 to 50 miles per hour and we could see some snow in the poconos which could lead to power out ages. this is looking like a mess for thursday and into friday morning. >>> out west, more high winds are expected. hampering efforts to fight deadly california fires. the death toll has risen to 56. statewide, 59 people have been killed. and 130 people are still missing, many are senior citizens. the town of paradise was completely destroyed by flames, including 8,800 homes. chris martinez reports. >> reporter: street after street in paradise, california, there are only shells of cars and nearly empty lots where homes once stood. family and friends of the missing are posting on social media hoping somehow they were able to escape, but answers are coming slowly. >> we want to conduct as thorough a search as we can but we want to do it in an expedited manner as possible so we can repopulate t

this was a violent crime in elderly woman was murdered in her home in philadelphia and her niece wasa police officer and there was a push to get this person game and they arrest this guy because of the culture pin place they were trained to beat an out of setbacks particularly whose lives they saw as being disposable and they said we will prove your eyes out and skullfuck you and he explained he was going to get the death penalty but after hours he signed a statement that they had written out for him and that was a statement that was used to convict him and condemn him and it's those kind of processes we see them in chicago under the sortable by i think finally died with thibut this idea that a wat to the truth as to beat people or threaten them to the point they think they are going to die and extract these conditions and say to the jury no reasonable person would admit to murdering and raping a 70-year-old woman. obviously they are guilty. in this case the victims grand niece ultimately after reading about the case realized he was coerced and she said in this letter she wrote which

they came from philadelphia to florida with a kind of migration in reverse and when you visited themey always have the same fight. my uncle would say they give large portions in restaurants to charge more money and my aunt would say they had to charge more money innt restaurants because they had given such large portions. they had this fight for 50 years as long as i knew them even with his vocal cords removed in the hospital they still had thisor fight. i tell you they give you the big portions to charge you more. i've been talking about this for half a century same fight over and over. they are like a couple that just went on for 50 years. while we had a fight and this was about food. i should have known this when we got married because we've been dated to be debating a long time. it was a little flirtatious so when she said well done i thought it's not a bit of it. and then another five minutes. they were obsessed and you couldn't have anything medium, you have to have everything rare. it took a while to figure out what was going on. it came from iceland, a long line of icelandic.

they slipped out of philadelphia and made their way to new york. they can't get over the sandbar at the entrance to the new york harbor and give up an attempt than a few weeks later off of newport rhode island, it's looking like there's going to be a battle when a storm perhaps a hurricane destroys both and that is in the summer of 78 and 79 and throughout seven e. there is nothing from the french. there is a colonial rebellion that turned into a world war, so france was in the war and the allies spain. it's hard for us to understand that in 1780 is where the real money lies and that there was much more, so the french and the british nav navies along with se spanish ships spend those years battling it out for the caribbean and washington. it's looking bad in the fall of 1780. they are pulling the plug and we will have to negotiate and then in october of 1780, something happens to begin a sequence of events that would change everything within just a year we all know about the degree of yorktown but what is less appreciated is that is preceded by a n

. >> i'm pleased to introduce karen from philadelphia pennsylvania and as one of the witnesses today but more importantly the purpose for the subject matter. the referral services and advice and other services to help ensure seniors have access to justice. the leadership promotions are justice itself. we thank you for being here today and look forward to vista to be co- -- the testimony. the work that senator has done on this issue and the state of nevada has done as a leader. we appreciate all the work that you have done on this report. thank you we are fortunate enough to have barbara buckley who is not only a friend of mine that is one of the chief architects of these reforms barbara served as the speaker of the assembly from 2007 through 2010 becoming the first woman in the state's history to hold this position. we are a state of firsts. currently the executive director of thexecutive directorof the ln southern nevada that provides a legal assistance and representation to those that cannot afford an attorney and helped create the legal guardianship advocacy program. it is crucial

karen, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. as one of our witnesses today. but more importantly, for purposes of today's subject matter, karen is the executive director of the senior law center, which is located in philly. it provides legal services to older pennsylvanians, it provides as well direct representation, referral services, advise advice and many other services to help ensure that seniors have access to justice. in addition to her role at senior law center, karen serves in many leadership positions promoting access to justice itself, including her role as a member of pennsylvania's supreme court advisory council on elder justice. we thank karen for being here today. we look forward to her testimony. thanks. >> thank you. next, i would like to turn to senator cortez-masto, to introduce another witness, and i want to also recognize the work that the senator has done on this issue, and that the state of nevada has done, because your state has been a real leader. >> thank you. thank you, chairman collins and ranking member casey and i so appreciate yo

that's downtown philadelphia. flood and wind worries as far north as boston tonight. this is the storm, as it blasted its way across the country. there are major delays at all of the new york area airports tonight. and abc's gio benitez leads us off from laguardia. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful storm stranding holiday travelers on frozen roads and at packed airports, now drenching the busy i-95 corridor from philadelphia to new jersey to new york city. >> you're talking about rainfall rates over an inch an hour here. >> reporter: blizzard conditions grinding travel to a halt across the midwest on the busiest travel day of the year. at chicago's o'hare airport, more than 2,000 flights canceled since sunday. our alex perez found danny koutlemanis still trying to get home to colorado this morning. >> i've been bumped twice. i can't even rent a car. >> we are literally driving and cannot see anything. >> reporter: blizzard conditions closing most of interstate 70 in kansas. some drivers abandoning their cars. drivers stuck on route 75 in nebraska, too, and on inters

so when i arrived in philadelphia actually they -- the event that triggered my interest in the area was a clearing of outdoor shooting galleries that was in the railroad tracks where hundreds of people were living and 300 people were going out to shoot up every day. everything at that time wasground ground there had just been moved out on the streets so there was a lot more people out at that time. early one morning, i found crystal, 34, mother of three go into withdrawal near an intersection. the area lazy largest drug corner. crystal's ankle wag fractured and her hair was damp with rain water. she grew up just a few blocks away and many relatives were taked to heroin. crystal smarted shooting if after her husband lost his job and he split up when she was still wearing her wedding ring. nor can kept bringing her bank leaks ick playing russian roulette riffure life. she sobbed and held her knees while people walked by her. a lot of people first came to kensington because a car accident or surgery left. the addicted to pain killers and later when they couldn't afford them, switched to st

what was striking about this seat on the outskirts of philadelphia was just how easily the democratsf multi—million dollar homes, the republicans suffered a landslide defeat. these elections have reinforced a realignment of us politics, where democratic strength is concentrated in metropolitan areas, the cities and their suburbs, and donald trump's america lies beyond. the neighbouring congressional district is rural and strongly republican. pennsylvania went trump two years ago, partly because of blue—collar voters in these heartland communities. they've remained fiercely loyal. i think he's trying to keep his promises to the best of his ability... truck driver eric mcclun thinks that donald trump is that rare thing, a presidential promise keeper. he also likes his hardline stance on immigration. i guess you have to make a stand between breaking the law and not breaking the law, and criminals coming in. if criminals can come in, terrorists can come in the same way. you believe donald trump is protecting the american border? i think he's trying to. philadelphia's independence hall is

what was striking about this seat on the outskirts of philadelphia was just how easily the democratsdollar homes, the republicans suffered a landslide defeat. these elections have reinforced a realignment of us politics, where democratic strength is concentrated in metropolitan areas, the cities and their suburbs, and donald trump's america lies beyond. the neighbouring congressional district is rural and strongly republican. pennsylvania went trump two years ago, partly because of blue—collar voters in these heartland communities. they've remained fiercely loyal. i think he's trying to keep his promises to the best of his ability... truck driver eric mcclun thinks that donald trump is that rare thing — a presidential promise keeper. he also likes his hardline stance on immigration. i guess you have to make a stand between breaking the law and not breaking the law, and criminals coming in. and if criminals can come in, terrorists can come in the same way. you believe donald trump is protecting the american border? i think he's trying to. philadelphia's independence hall is the cradle

philadelphia about 10:00 a.m.time we get to this evening, the storm is completely gone t gone. how about the chilly morning in areas of texas through south texas? 27 million people under freeze warnings and watches. it is cold. for this time of year this is almost unprecedented. the windchill is 19 in dallas. this is what you typically would get mid to late december. chicago only at 29 for a high today, not even breaking freezing for this time of year. this is just the beginning of a very busy week. by the end of the week, we're talking a nor'easter and the possibility of snow for many in the northeast on thursday night into friday. >> winter is here. >> a little early. we couldn't get rid of summer and now straight to winter. >>> stan lee, the man behind many of the marvel comics superheroes such has passed awa the age of 95. >> stan lee was the man. he created or cocreated most of the roster of marvel comic's pantheon of superheroes. each a kind of outsider with a very believable inside. >> it niece fun reading

philadelphia saved their season with a win in london.ys get a win tomorrow night, they would be at .500. >> cris: the redskins' loss brought everybody backo the pack. looks like one of those years in the east where it ll be somebody gets knocked off and who will it be. probably comes down to the last couple of weeks of the season when they start playing each other. >> al: amari cooper makes his debut tomorrow. carson wentz and the philadelphia eagles and the dallas cowboys on sunday night football. so the battle here is over. e new england wins by a scof 31-17. brady throws for 294. it's a six-game nning streak fo r the new england patriots. coming up next, except on the west coast, your late local news.ng our aying good night from gillette stadium in foxborough, massachusetts. >> announcer: nbc sports thas you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. announcer: the following will surprise you about barbara comstock: barbara comstock: "i think roe vs wade should be overturned and the state should decide it.

when he went to london for the first time from philadelphia.and there were several things he got from being there. he was a graduate school of the printing trade. he had been trained as a printer in boston but not with the input and skill and expertise that you head in london. they were hugely important in 1h century. there was rarely no competent grades. he actually learned some engraving himself. he famously offering at chunk of asbestos. would you like this purse. it is still in the natural history museum. and then it's on display and it's still there. that was a collection that they are saying of the museum. and also the author of the superb journal. franklin was influenced by. it is heavily influenced. these are historic connections for the sandman to make. at a time that was very interesting. if you think about the bank is opera they had been appearing at the time. he actually knew people who knew those particular artists. >> now on page 186 you tell us that franklin was acutely, aware of his sins. and i thought, what were his sins in wha

tok at this line from philadelphia dowards the delmarva. heavy rain in that region.h around 3:00 today,nd already close to a half an inch of rain in the back to the west is the front. this has to pass through before theha showere is really over. this will move through tonight, and we'll see off and on scattered showers. for the high school football games going on tonit, yeah guys, another rainy night across the area. t the umbrella and the coat. it's more showers varieties, and it's not the entir the fields are definitely going to be on the wet side. cold, it'sal with the just nasty around 9:00, a chance of a shower. this is richard montgomery high school against quince orchard, a big rivalry there up towards that area. rather chilly and breezy by 10:00 tonight. get ready, make sure you' dressed for it. look at these numbers. look at ocean city. they're t aboget hit with the heaviest rain. virginia beach at 66. 37 in state college, 44 in pittsburgh. that's the cold air we see coming in ernight tonight and into the day tomorrow, and boy does it get cold this weekend a

. >> and we are about to take you whereo philadelphia former vice president joe biden will present thel liberty medal the former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush for their commitment to veterans. former vice president biden is chair. coverage starting shortly here on c-span. >> we are waiting for this event to get underway from philadelphia live. we do hear the crowd in the room. we have not seen them yet. former vice president joe biden presenting the annual liberty medal to george w. bush and his wife, first lady, former first lady laura bush. there is a preevent presentation and then the event itself, we are told. >> while we wait for this presentation to get underway, let's take a look at the week ahead for congress. the 115th congress returns tuesday for the lame-duck session and the home stretch of legislative work and leadership elections. joining us is senior staff writer with "the hill." let's start with the elections and nancy pelosi strength in hand to reclaim the speaker's gavel. to her ands potential challenges mentioned before the election? >> so

and that we will take you live to philadelphia, where former vice president joe biden will present the annual liberty medal to former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush. live coverage now on c-span. officer,ief operating vince stanko. [applause] good evening, everyone and happy veterans day. it is my great pleasure to let the muted the 2018 liberty medal ceremony honoring president george w. bush and mrs. laura bush. [applause] as you know, the national constitution center inspires citizens at the only place where people across america and around the world can come together to learn about, debate, and celebrate the greatest vision of human freedom in history, the u.s. constitution. are honored to educate and inspire so many americans about the meaning and importance of the u.s. constitution, and it is because of you that weakening gauge in this meaningful work. on behalf of of jeff rosen and the entire team at the national center, i want to thank all of you. our donors, partners, and visitors, public officials, many of whom are in the audience tonight, our corpor

bush live in philadelphia nice to see you. unfortunately we couldn't talk a little bit earlier when we were having a report about female voters has this yet but the crux of it basically and what i want to know from you is should donald trump be worried here given the amount of anti trump feeling there is from women do you think there will be that backlash at the polls. well it's hard to tell of course the enthusiasm is running very very high voter turnout is very high as well so american voters men and women are eager to show up at the polls to vote this year which is not always the case in midterm elections but in this midterm election we expect to see a very very high voter turnout and especially among women women voters and so it's very possible that in a state like georgia georgia could elect its fresh woman governor who by all also be the first black governor of the state of georgia if she happens to win on tuesday what should it really be about the you know i mentioned donald trump there we can't ignore him but as you've

and european union ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphiaheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made with philly. jon: i am jon scott this is the fox report some democrats say trump is not telling the truth about the death of khashoggi as lawmakers lineup to criticize the defense of the crown prince after the cia reportedly said it is confident he ordered his murder but the president said the cia only had feelings about the killing. >> the cia doesn't do feelings they do assessments based on intelligence for all sources with a comprehensive briefing right before the fan - - thanksgiving break. >> they are being so weak that we failed to tell the truth contributing to murdering a broad and it is not strength to mumble pass that. >> meanwhile saudi arabia getting support from the iranian president assuring the saudi's they have nothing to fear from tehran as the leader calls from their muslim nation to unite against america is bullying policies. . >> those comments to unite agai

i understand it is in philadelphia as well. it hurts democrats. ed: not this year.ut was nonstop. it was absolutely boring. torrential rains and people kept moving in and a steady stream. i have not seen people this motivated in a presidential election maybe ever. david: let's talk about pennsylvania specifically, congressional races because that could determine who has the majority in the house. so the genetic change in the district. -- dramatic change in the district. the first map does not look like the second. does that make the outcome less certain? ed: the districts are more competitive. it does make the outcome more uncertain. in republicans took over 2011. there was a republican governor ao succeeded me and republican house and senate and they redistricted in a partisan way. it was 13-6 democrat when i left. it clipped 13-5 republican. with the new map it is going to be competitive. the democrats will pick up 5-8 seats in pennsylvania. we have four women who won the primaries in southeastern pennsylvania. they call themselves the fab four. conor lamb is goin

. >>> a large home near philadelphia is gone, leveled by a gas explosion. >> it happened in gladwin, one of the city's wealthy main line suburbs. no one was at home at the time and no injuries are reported. it's on a large property so it appears no other homes were damaged. the 9,000-foot home was on the market earlier this year for $1.8 million. the blast was heard 20 miles away in new jersey. >> the utah mayor killed in afghanistan is being remembered as a patriot. bret taylor died during an insider attack in kabul. he left his family and job to serve his country, making the ultimate sacrifice. lana zak has more on the life of this fallen hero. >> reporter: the major mayor killed in an insider attack in afghanistan. army national guard major brent taylor, mayor of north ogden, utah, was shot when they opened fire at the military base in kabul. >> major taylor's desire to serve his country are a testament to the character of this man. >> reporter: 39-year-old major taylor serving his fourth deployment, second in afghanistan. he volunteered for the assignment even as they tried to ta

and i saw this afternoon, one of them, congressn ryan cosllo, who represents part of philadelphia. he made this statement. he said to deal with harassment and filling spewed at g.o.p. members of congress in tough seats every day for two years because of the president, to te your p more times than you would care to, to disd agree parate from the president on principle and civility, to lose because of the president, and have him... on you,angers me to my core. why did the president criticize these republicans? >> that sounds leak a prettyon unhappy pet this point. i'm not going to comment further on his particular comments. i guess he decide to be very bold after the election results. ert that, as it's said, we're happy for his svice and the many times he supported the president's agenda while in congress which was tmore frequentan not, judy. the president is make the point that he s out there helping to campaign for members of congress, but particularly people running for t senate and some of the governorships, and that he made the difference. you know, the trump toucher ma there's

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she was from a wealthy south carolina family educated in philadelphia kind of progressive education way the elite of the country were gathered whether they were jewish or catholic or protestant or quaker so she had sort of a very worldly view and she married the presidents son and took a honeymoon in europe and was welcomed in england and france as an american princess because their idea of a presidential family was still new so that's what they equated her with. and when she came back she kind of thought that as well. so she received on a dais and she would also where feathers in her hair and one of the whig party spokesman delivered a very famous speech. congressman charles ogle of pennsylvania but what happens is van buren's administration is from this lingering depression. people are suffering and meanwhile there's reports the president van buren ordering gold spoons and new china and his daughter-in-law although she's not named particularly there was still a propriety about going after a woman in the family although i guess misses jackson was game but in the case of misses van bure

but this part of the district is essentially the philadelphia suburbs.macarthur one of the republican moderates key to the republican repeal obamacare vote. that's why democrats made him a target. yet another race and as the days go on and the votes come in has trended blue not red which if you pull it back out just to come back to the full map. again, the senate map not as good for republicans as they thought. the democrats picking up governorships. the democrats will take back the house. the only question now is the margin. a lot of people out there say is this a blue wave? this is a blue wave. >> the democrats started the night leading in six of those ten key races. now they're leading in seven based on the numbers that have just come in. >> right. you go back to that. you want to look at the leading only and there it is right there. six when we started the night. one of those california districts flipped. and pen again, we'll keep it an eye on it. and in the days ahead there's no expectation these will be settled tonight. let me zoom it out for you s

nick: philadelphiae's indepe hall is the cradle of the u.s.ocracy, the place where a new nation came ragether to its constitution. but modern-day america is deeply polarized, and these congressional elections, a divided country has produced a divided outcome. nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. laura: reflections on the meaning of the election. in other news, in yemen the battle for hudaydah has intensified. saudi-backed forces advance on houthi rebel positions. more than 150 people have been killed in the assault began lasr the u.n. has wd that thursday. hundreds of thousands of people could starve if the fighting goes on. in cameroon, 78 schoolchildren have been interviewed by the army their captors.eased by the children were kidnapped from their schoolay on mond were found abandoned some 15 miles from where they were taken. the government has blamed ngenglish-speaeparatists for the kidnapping. asia bibi has been released fron pris in pakistan. the woman had been sentenced too death blasphemy in 2010. last week her sentence was overturned b

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