in terms of america, robert ken, the brother of the president who declared the embargo, in 1963, wrote a memo to the secretary of state in which he said that the prohibition to travel to cuba was against american libertarian values. and as i said, democracy is at its highest when it practices what it preaches. ironically, today it's easier for a cuban to travel to the united states than for an american to travel to cuba, and i think this is nonsense. >> luke, listen, obviously the politics here are incredibly polarizing, but can baseball play a roll here in some form of diplomacy? >> i'm not a politician, i'll let humberto and arturo go head-to-head, and i'm a filmmaker. i can personally attest. there's a desire and a need for change, and all i did was use baseball's bridge, as a common meeting point between my cuban friends and families who didn't get along with us. because we're seen as the imperialist capitalist pigs who left it in the dust. at the end of the day, politics has differed for moreover 50 years, and we can agree on that. but at the end of the day, it's about people comi

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ken cuccinelli has 35% and robert sarvis has 10%. three hours one of those candidates, ken cuccinelli will speak about the proposed by county parkway. the attorney general doesn't support the roadway which will link prince william and lou den county. >> reporter: more than 150 years after the civil war the battle is still raging on paige snyder's historic property. >> this is the tenth battle for us. it's constant. >> reporter: she is fighting to save her land from falling victim to the buy county parkway. it would cut through the western part of the national battlefield park, including part of paige's land. >> about right there in this area is a mass burial. >> she pointed out where union and con federal soldiers are buried and where a railroad is still presevened. >> it's clear where most people stand when it comes to the by county parkway. you can't miss signs like this one. >> standing by paige, her former nemesis turned fellow advocate, a developer. >> this is a huge negative impact for prince william county. >> but at a public

>> ken cuccinelli never quite understood that his positions on social issues probably fit virginia 30 years ago. >> reporter: sabato says mcauliffe doesn't need 50% of the vote to win because robert sarvis is pulling votes away from cuccinelli. >> it's a process of elimination election and essentially most virginians have eliminated ken cuccinelli because they believe he's too far to the right and republicans in congress have stuck a very big knife in cuccinelli's back with the government shutdown. some people connected to cuccinelli's campaign believe the same thing. they believe the first nail in the often was bob mcdonnell's gift gate and the second nail in the coffin is the republican sponsored government shutdown. >> he says the only thing that could disrupt a mcauliffe win would be if some gigantic scandal erupts or if he makes a disastrous mistake in the final debate at virginia tech october twenty-fourth two weeks from tonight. october 24th two weeks from tonight. >>> d.c. police are looking for answers following the death of a 2-week-old girl. officers were called to the 5100 block of just street northeast around 3:30 this morning. the mother told police she came home an

ken cuccinelli 35% and the libertarian candidate, robert sarvis 10%. mcauliffe does well in northern virginia and cuccinelli in the northern region. an interesting finding for another poll. >>> a move to purge voters voter roles. people who registered in other states is causing concern in our area tonight. it's prompted democrats to file suit. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey checked in with two registrars, one who did the purge and one who resisted until she was ordered to start right away. >> reporter: this is not the work they normally do in this lauden county office a month before election day. it's usually about registering voters, adding names to the roles. they are purging and cannesling registrations. after sharing data with 21 other states, created a list of 80,000 virginia voters registered in another state. 2200 names were sent to loudoun and registrars across the state were asked to check names. judy brown decided to hold off on the purge until after election day. >> immaterialed to make sure everything was being done for the best

only three attorney generals did not vote for it read one of them was ken cuccinelli. robertand others say we have got to stop this attack on women and stop this attack on virginians. we cannot put walls up around virginia. we have to bring people together. >> thank you mr. mcauliffe. now they go to john with a question for terry mcauliffe. >> the two of you combine have raised over $40 million for this election. the libertarian candidate robert sarvis has raised less on $100,000. polls suggest he is trying support from citizens in both parties and across the ideological spectrum. can you explain how you have not been more effective at keeping your constituents loyal to your campaigns and what method are you hearing? >> i hope on election day they will be loyal but we have 11 days to go so let's wait until everybody goes and votes but from the beginning of this campaign december 4 when i got into this race i talked about the issues that are important transportation. in northern or january dorothy and i have raised her five children we have lived there for 21 years. i can tell

terry mcauliffe is leading ken cuccinelli by nine percentage points. the libertarian candidate, robert sarvis has 12% of the vote. >>> hundreds of people demonstrating for immigration reform. they are on the national mall before they moved to the u.s. capitol. >>> furloughed workers are forced to sacrifice. will is a perk still available to members of congress. el salvador for this report. >>> a lot of their staffers are furloughed and tours are canceled but some members of congress are still enjoying one private work perk. the news4's i-team scott mack farland joins us with local reaction. >> reporter: the u.s. house members only private gym is still open. even though leaders publicly announced last wednesday that it was to be closed. house staffers tipped us off and we brought our cameras outside the front doors this afternoon and watched a parade of house members walk in and out. cameras aren't allowed inside. the i-team told us there is more than just fitness equipment in there, a basketball court and pool. it is called a creature comfort inappropriate at a time of mass furloughs.

terry mcauliffe leads ken cuccinelli 46% to 38%. robert sarvis is polling 9%. women, mcauliffe has opened up a 20% lead. likely voters blame republicans for the shutdown, likely contributing factor to mcauliffe's lead. will we see a ripple effect like this across the board? >> this race has felt over for some time. every single poll nationally, privately and nationally eight to ten points for mcauliffe. it feels like a race that's over. once again you see this pattern that we saw in 2012 where republicans are having a hard time winning over women voters. more republicans they won't win any race until they can fix that problem. if you're in washington you can't turn on wtop without hearing an ad linking cuccinelli to ted cruz. there's a cruz effect playing out in virginia. there's a cruz effect playing out in house races. there's a cruz effect with donors. republican donors are going to say we'll sit out or start spending money against people like ted cruz because they want to recalibrate the party. it wasn't a two week fight over government shutdown this will h

he's opened up a double-digit lead in the latest polling, up on ken cuccinelli, the republican attorney general there, 51% to 39%. robert the two candidates statistically deadlocked but there is a big gap among women. mccauliffe leads cuccinelli. i understand the president is going into virginia this weekend. >> if i were the president, that's what i would do. up by 12%, no chance democrats aren't going to win the seat, then i would go in there and be able to help claim part of the victory. mccauliffe is a little nervous and wants turnout from the groups that helped obama in the state. i don't think there's any mystery to the outcome of this race. i think probably inside the white house, a little worried that the clintons are getting all the attention for spending so much time on this race in the state, building up their political operation, and will they get the credit for the victory, you know, partially, at the end of the day this was probably a superior candidate in an environment that very much favored democrats. >> jim, i'm going to ask you this. from outside virginia, not following the race closely, makes no sens

robert, as the designated conservative on the panel, i'm going to start with you. admitting the possibility something changes and ken he doesn't lose, if all these polls we're seeing are right, how is the conservative movement going to interpret what is happening in virginia now? >> they look at the fact you have two very, very deeply flawed candidates on the top of the ticket there, mcauliffe and cuccinelli. mcauliffe for all the reasons you mentioned before. also point out that i think the polls showed it, you got a libertarian candidate that is getting 10% and one would assume that two-thirds or more of that would otherwise be going to -- would otherwise be going to cuccinelli. they would look at that as well. >> this sounds like the we're not going to look in the mirror. >> and also there is also the scandal that has brought in bob mcdonald, the governor there, and that -- the fund-raiser for mcdonald also is connected to cuccinelli, so that also depressed his had numbers as well and throw in the government shutdown, which strongly hit virginia. and it is a perfect storm for mcauliffe and against cuccinelli. >>