senators, the largest number to date when shelly moore capito of west virginia and joni ernst of ioware sworn in. there will be the same number of female senators, 20, and possibly a 21 after a december runoff decides the fate of louisiana. one democrat kay hagan was unseated. in the u.s. house a record 81 women will be serving three women remain in races still too close to call n new york republican elise stefanik became the youngest woman elected to congress and north carolina's representative alma adams became the 100th woman elected to congress. with one-third of voters going to the poll it is appears the gender gap helped republicans not democrats this year. women made up 51% of the electorate down from 53% in 2012. voters under 30 made of 13% of all voters down from 19% in 2012. congressman norton, it was -- congresswoman norton it was older and whiter than two years ago, where were the young voters and single women? >> you will see the real america out next time. that should give the democrats time to finally figure out how to get to the polls during midterms. the democratic ma

shelly, let's just talk about the numbers, the sheer numbers. what kind of spending went on and when did it happen given so many stores opened on thursday? >> sure. so we're seeing spending on-line skyrocket. just up double digits, just the same as last year. really going above years past. and both thanksgiving and on friday and throughout the weekend. different numbers have come out versus, you know, how the brick and mortar retailers have faired but pretty much on par with last year. >> let's talk about that brick and mortar versus on-line debate. for a while it seemed that brick and mortars were a thing of the past. everyone was shopping on-line. is that the case for this year? >> i think the on-line people definitely are shopping more but people still went out to the stores. so i went out to i a wall part on thursday night after thanksgiving and lines were out the door so much that i couldn't even get in. so obviously that is evidence. but you are definitely still seeing people show up and go the to stores. >> did the thursday openings have

west virginia electing its first female shelly moore and south carolina electing senator tim scott in special election making scott the first african-american to be elected to the senate from a former confederate state since the reconstruction. and in utah neil could become the first black female in congress. and 30 two-year old republican n new york could make history as -@the youngest woman to win a seat in the house. history being made tonight, and we've all got a front row seat. that's it for us. stay tuned for cavuto coming up here next. then fox business covers the elections. neil leads our coverage with the fox business scene. stay with us. neil: well it is early in the process. it's a very long night for democrats. they were expecting some trouble tonight, and they were getting it. approximatvery early on, we can tell you of the six seats republicans needed to pick up to tty to gain control of that, they've already gotten one and they are threatening at least in a half dozen others. the one they got was in the state of west virginia. that was

so let me just say it again, senator elect, congresswoman shelly moore capito, it's great to have youwith us again and congratulations. >> okay, thank you. lou: on wall street, a record-breaking day for stocks.3 the s&p up 11, new all-time highs for both indexes. volume on the big board 3.7 billioo shares and a reminder to listen to my financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the great salem radio network. up next, the republican wave not just a repudiation of the presidents policies but a major defeat for the clintons. we will have that stooy coming up next. at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of complex, global economy it's just one reason ove70% of our mualunds beat eir 10-yt. rowe price.rage. invest witconfidce. reqinformatio risks, fees and prexpenses to read aonsir carego ahead andut youring. bag right here.have a n! traveling can el le onbimysty. but en've got uiteure what tire companyur way. whif we can't get your onthings there t. nothing it's no nder more people chchoose delta an any other airline and ciis for daily useyou. helps you be ready anytyti

in west village, republican congress woman shelly moore capito, for jay rockefeller'sseat. one term congress won tom cotton unseating incumbent democratic senator mark pryor another g.o.p. pick-up. in south dakota former governor winning the three-way race for 'til johnson's seat in montana, an expected g.o.p. pick-up projected winner there, steve danes. in eyewa, johnny ernts defeating democratic congressman bruce braley. in colorado, rising g.o.p. star, cori gardner ousting a democratic incumbent mark udall. >> the biggest winner in the mid-term elections may be it senator mitch mcconnell reflected kentucky and in line to become the senator majority leader. more from headquarters in louisville. >> mitch mcconal beat by wad margins. he was accused of being the ultimate washington insider but in his victory speech, he said that will work to his advantage as he goes back for his sixth term representing kentucky. he promised to relentlessly push agenda. >> for too long, for too long, this as minstration has tried to tell the american people what's good for them and then blame

shelly more capism to beating with 62% of the vote in west virginia. that was former democrat jay rockefeller's senate seat. another flip there. in the senate place arkan saw, representative tom cotton, a first term congressman unseats mark pryor, the democratic senate in arkansas. in south dakota, former govern mike rounds wins that three-way race with 52% of the vote in south dakota, another g.o.p. pick. in montana, the seat vacated by mac bachus, the ambassador to china, this was an exped pick-up, steve danes defeating amanda curtis in that race. in iowa, the seat vacated by the retiring democrat tom harkin, a rising g.o.p. star, iowa national guard american, johni ernst beating bruce braley 52 to 44. in colorado, representative core cori gardner, another g.o.p. rising star unseating mark udall, the democratic incumbent in colorado. john? back to you. >> stephanie, thank you. now, alan chauvler is the closely watched senate race in alaska. you spent time there could you evering this race. right, alan? >> absolutely. we have to say that this is perha

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. >> so west virginia republican shelly moore capito winning 62-34. >> and in alaska ballots are still being counted at this hour but republican dan sullivan holding on to a five point lead over mark begich with 73% of the votes being reported. >> virginia is still too close to call. incumbent democrat mark warner holding on to a small lead. separated by just over 12,000 votes. 95% of ballots have been counted. >> and louisiana heading to a run off. a lot of folks expected this. neither candidate getting the necessary 50%. incumbent democrat getting 42% with bill cassie getting 41. >> and a tight race there. winning 52-48 over scott brown. well as we have said it was a landslide victory for republicans in the senate so how exactly did they do it? >> peter is live in washington to break down the biggest races. good morning. >> good morning. republicans have exceeded the number they needed to take control of the senate. they have 7 seats winning close races like in iowa where jodi ernst is set to be sworn in this january. >> in washington, politicians are more interested in talking than

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shawna and shelly have never been here., like his own cul-de-sac. you wanna just walk around? >> i'm not ready to go in yet. i just need a moment. >> you know, it's not just chris, it's just a lot of things. >> reporter: although rust has spread and the windows are now cracked and broken, the bus is much like it was when chris was here. but now there are messages from pilgrims left on its walls. >> there's some new entries since i was here last. >> reporter: the mccandless sisters are eager to add their names to the hundreds of people who have come to the bus before them. >> my brother, i love you. >> infinitely, and unconditionally. >> reporter: this small bus and the vast alaskan wilderness -- the mccandless sisters take in every moment. you got a lot of heart here. >> i come to visit the space where he lived and died. >> reporter: but even this powerful moment doesn't feel complete. what are your parents going to think seeing you in front of this bus? >> i think they'll feel sad. >> you know, walt and billie deserve symp

and republican shelly moore capito won. we look at steve danes going to the senate and south dakota flipping from mike rounds despite an interest from democrats late in the game. in new hampshire there's a lone bright spot for new hampshire where jane shaheen remains. dan sullivan holding on to a five point lead. louisiana will go into a runoff after senator mary landrieu failed to win outright and a close race. mark warner could face a recount. ed gillespie would not concede. >>> republicans this morning are celebrating big state house wins across the country. their victories include picking up several democratic states. we started in illinois where president obama's home state elected a republican governor. nbc is projecting that produce raunor defeating matt quinn. in massachusetts that state going red with charlie baker defeating martha coakley. as we look at maryland larry hogan upset the democratic lieutenant governor anthony brown. a republican is once again leadilead ing arkansas and asa hutchinson defeated mike ros

shelly moore capito won. south dakota flips as well from mike rounds despite sudden interest from democrats that came too late in the game. as we look to the granite state new hampshire's bright spot for democrat. this is where jane shaheen survived scott brown's challenge. alaska still undecided with dan sullivan holding on to a wide point lead over mark beg gich. the apparent winner mark warner could face a recount. ed gillspie did not concede. >>> we want to look where governors stand. bruce raunor depleting pat quinn. quinn not conceding yet. in maryland republican larry logan upset democrat lieutenant governor anthony brown. in arkansas asa hutchinson. rick scott is preparing for a second term after defeating former governor charlie crist by a little more than 1%. in wisconsin republican scot walker defeated mary burke. in michigan governor rick snyder was re-elected to a second term. nathan deal beat jason carter. the grandson of former president jimmy carter to win a second term in georgia. in maine pa

shelly monroe capito is the first republican and tim scott is the first black senator-elected from the south since reconstruction. there were 36 gubernatorial races. republicans picked up four governorships, democrats struggled in states they usually win losing contests in illinois, maryland, and massachusetts. republican congressman scott walker wins his third election in four years. walker was first elected in 2010 and then survived a recall vote in 2012. his win last night has led many to speculate he could make a bid for the white house in 2016 but a majority of wisconsin voters polled that he should not run for president. >>> the decisive republican whip was fueled by voter discontent with the president and washington in general. exit polls found that half of those questions say they expect the next generation of americans to be worse off. marlie hall has that side of the story. >> reporter: american voters are satisfied, frustrated, and angry. blue states gill low marks on how lawmakers and president obama are doing their jobs. >> disappointed with the way the country is being ra

then there is shelly more capito campaigning to be senator in west virginia. she grew up in the state house because her father was a three-term governor. who does she want to replace? jay rockefeller, say no more. and those are only the senate races. we've had two president adams, two harrisons, two roosevelts, and so far two bushes. we call the kennedy years camelot. for all our bluster of nepotism and entitlement we sure do like the familiar name. >> to move this country safely through the 1960's. >> next is an election that many think will pit hillary clinton against jeb bush. a match up of the version of montagues and capulets. >> jelly donuts and bears apparently are a big issue in maine. and two days left before the election. one candidate takes a controversial stance on the redskins? [music] things like the use of jelly donuts to lure bears out of the woods so hounders can shoot them. there have been 1300 ads for and against the bear-luring restriction. >> question one continues traditional bear hunting and stops junk food baiting. no one wants problem

in arkansas, congressman tom cotton defeated incumbent democrat mark pryor, and in west virginia, shelly moore capato won the seat being vacated by jay rockefeller, who is retiring. a number of key senate races in georgia, north carolina, virginia and new hampshire all remain too close to call. and we know the polls, gwen, just closed in several other important states. they're all important. including colorado, kansas and louisiana. and we want to add in give's race, the democrats have picked up a republican seat in pennsylvania, where tom wolf defeated incumbent tom corbett. however republican asa hutchinson captured an open seat in arkansas that had been held by democrats. so the map is moving around. >> ifill: and a new report from south dakota. >> mike round, we can call this one, he was a former governor, but he is now picking up that senate seat. this is another pick up for the republicans, defeating democrat dick way wehland. and we can also now call yet another state in new hampshire. jeanne shaheen has won reelection. the democrats were beginning to sweat that one out. it's a re

then there is shelly more capito campaigning to be senator in west virginia. she grew up in the state house because her father was a three-term governor. who does she want to replace? jay rockefeller, say no more. and those are only the senate races. we've had two president adams, two harrisons, two roosevelts, and so far two bushes. we call the kennedy years camelot. for all our bluster of nepotism and entitlement we sure do like the familiar name. >> to move this country safely through the 1960's. >> next is an election that many think will pit hillary clinton against jeb bush. a match up of the version of montagues and capulets. >> jelly donuts and bears apparently are a big issue in maine. and two days left before the election. one candidate takes a controversial stance on the redskins? [music] >> badge to power politics. michael shuore is back. and this is going to be fun. we start with the virginia senate race where mark warner in the final polls appears to be ahead republican challenger ed gillispie. during monday night football he threw a hail mary and

peter mitchco telling the courier post kevin shelly his sister joyce sheridan stabbed at least eightimes he describes it quotas savage and done with rage. john sheridan he said had what mitchco describe tentative stab wounds to left side and pen straightening wound to his neck making his jugular event. huge armoir pushed on top of the cooper ceo pushed on top of his body, doused with gasoline. the question why. no sign of forced entry, but he did point out that his sister and brother-in-law usually did not lock their front or back doors or the door from the garage leading to the house. he does not think robbery was motive. he told shelly that cash was found in the burning bedroom and large collection of expensive antiques was not even touched, he says, family members are worried that the prosecutors office up in summerset county trying to quickly write off the case by john sheridan as mudder you are suicide, but inconceivable, the brother says, quote, i want someone to tell us that someone else was in that room and why it happened and how it happened. the prosecutor, he thinks, is qu

in west virginia, shelly capito, the first woman to got to the senate from that state. and the new york house race. stefanik, only 30 years old, the youngest woman ever in the house. >> and what can we tell from tonight, anti-democrat, anti-incumbent or just an angry electora electorate? >> absolutely an angry electorate and absolutely a sour mood. in the exit polls, 65% of american voters say the country is on the wrong track. >> shushannah walshe ending a long night, a long morning. >> absolutely. >> go to bed. thanks so much. >>> now to a race that got a lot of attention because of name recognition. jason carter, the last name familiar. grandson of former president jimmy carter. he failed in his attempt to become governor of georgia. nathan deal managed to hold on to a commanding lead and secured a second term. >> recreational pot use by adults in oregon and washington, d.c. washington, d.c. could be overturned by congress which controls the district. a similar measure is expected to pass in alaska. voters in florida rejected the medicinal use of marijuana. >>> and a

maine's senator susan colins and shelly moore capito from west virginia both republicans n iowa one ofwo states that never elected a female governor or sent a woman to washington, joni ernst is courting the male vote and gender is an issue in the tight race in kentucky between alison lundergan grimes and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. there are 160 women running for u.s. house seats and that doesn't break any records. however, depending on the out come a number of tight races the center for american women in politics says there may be a record number of women members come january 2015 and the next session of congress. 36 states are electing governors, nine women, six democrats and three republicans are running. 4 of them are running for reelection and the only other woman governor is not eligible for reelection. so congressman norton, how will women candidates fare in the upcoming midterms? >> bonnie, women candidates are virtual outliers not part of the aestablishment, i think women stand a good chance this election. >> i think americans are looking for leaders whether men or

appearing on fox sunday, shelly said that coal is the issue. >> we have been picked as a loser, and i'm not going to standr for it. >> and cory gardener going to stand out about what the gop ne needs to address right away. >> start with the border security as so many people are asking for, but border security in and of itself is not complete unless you have a meaningful guest worker program to go with it, and create a way for legal working and addressing the e verify systems, and those are tings this that the republicans can and should do right now. >> and if two freshmen senators said they would wor work with the president on immigration reform unless he bypasses congress by executive order. and today, the president defe defended that move saying he had waited long enough for congress to act. and by the way, you can get "fox news sunday" by going to your app and also by checking your local listings for sunday airtime airtimes. >>> and also, what companies are e helps vets get on the payroll? >> vets are great to be on your payroll. it is not because it is the right thing to do, but bec

no great surprise, shelly moore capito the republican winning another gain for the republicans. in kentucky mitch mcconnell has managed to win 65% of the vote there we are projecting he'll be the winner if the senate does go to the republicans, we mentioned he will become the majority leader about $40 million spent in that race. let's have look at georgia. david perdue the republican out ahead but just 11% of the vote count so far. and moving on to north carolina, this is a seat that the democrats desperately want to hold kay hagan a little bit ahead in north carolina with 29% of the vote in. and then another seat that the democrats very dearly want to hold on to tonight, senator jeanne shaheen, freshman senator from new hampshire slightly ahead of scott brown with 16% of the vote in there. now, this is how it looks nationwide at the moment. the states that are in red have gone republican for the senate. the states in blue have gone democratic. the states that you see in flashing colors are pick-ups for the republicans. that is arkansas and west virginia. let's have a look at wh

. >> shelly?t's very important to me that this particular person gets a chance to show the world that they have what it takes. maria. >> thank you. >> there are three of you left. and the person that i'm going to pick is the person i believe in this whole group wants it and appreciates it more than anyone. and that's swaggy "t." [ laughter ] >> max, rhonda. thank you so much, matt and rhonda. we wish you the best. >> bye-bye, guys. >> maybe i don't have what it takes. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ i will remember you ♪ will you remember me ♪ don't let your love >> i have to give my pass back. [ laughter ] ♪ i will remember you >> all right, well -- the four of you remain. now this is a competition between not just the four of you, but between the four of us. we've all made our picks. guys, let's do this. >> whoo! >> jubilation. triumph. >> am i right? >> one of these four people has what it takes. >> on the next "do you have what it takes?" -- >> i love you so much. >> all right. ♪ do you have what it takes >>

. >>> shelly moore capito becomes the first ever female elected to the senate. she replaces long-time democrat jay rockefeller. >> 52 republicans, 44 democrats, and two independents. two races are still undecided, alaska and louisiana. but that won't affect the balance of power. in the house, 243 republicans and 174 democrats. 18 seats are undecided right now. nbc news projects republicans will win 250 seats. that means republicans will have the largest majority they have ever held in the house of representatives. another milestone this midterm election, the number of women. nbc's peter alexander will break down how the president is reacting to the midterm reactions at 6:45. >>> it's 6:35. this morning as you get your child ready for school, some of them will be september home. student who don't have their proper vaccinations cannot attend class. angie? >> reporter: good morning, eun. this piece of paper could hold back 400 students from going to class this morning. many of them who attend green belt middle school not having the shot record not only means your k

their stories. ( playing lounge music ) first time i heard this i was in my parents' basement with shelly fern. in sixth grade, you listened to sinatra? my brother-- he was in tenth. he said it never fails. ah, i love hotels. they make me horny. this is last call. i thought this was the city that never sleeps. the city doesn't-- i do. hey, does she have a name? she's been sitting alone for the last hour.

. >> en colorado,corey garner fue el ganador.en virginia occidental, shelly venciÓn a los democratasirons ganÓ.en georgia aclararon los republicanos. >> vamos a ver los grÁficos sobre lo que nos dejÓ las elecciones en el dÍa de hoy. >> se esperaba una noche republicana pero fue mucho mejor de lo esperado. en este momento ya es oficial, y los republicanos tienen el control del senado.una circunstancia que el senado hace 10 aÑos, que eso representaba. muchas veces los residentes han perdido las elecciones a mitad de termino pero en este caso ya es una realidad.los demÓcratas tenÍan 45-55 y sigue el conteo. vamos a tratar de mirar todo en detalle en el plano general del congreso,estos son los nÚmero y en -los nÚmeros que han cambiado a lo largo del dÍa.los pÚblica nos habÍa marcado una diferencia insalvable para los demÓcratas. en este momento era un estado demÓcrata y ya es rojo.georgia se mantiene como estado republicano donde mantuvieron la mayorÍa.iowa estÁ por definirse, muy cerca de cambiar de color.new hampshire es uno de los poco le lograron conservar los demÓcratas y carolina d

in west virginia, shelly moore cap tow becomes the first elected to the senate.he replaces long-time democrat jay rockefeller who is retiring after three decades in the senate. >>> voters in spotsylvania gave the county the authority to borrow $241 million for a host of public safety, school and transportation projects. of of that will be used for improvement near thornburg and upgrade courtland high school. for the first time people voted against borrowing money, including for the judicial center. there were a few -- a good number of you who called the news 4 i team reporting problems. the first issue was the sroef r voter id law. some say that shouldn't have happened. provisional ballots were issued to people without acceptable id. and vote flipping. where people tried to vote for one person on the touch screen and it kept switching the vote. >> u.s. senator mark warner holds a small lead over ed gillespie in his fight to keep his seat. the race does not have a clear winner yet. we're breaking down what lies ahead today to get m tht'

shelly is the favorite to win there and become that state's first republican senator many more than 50 years. in order for democrats to win, they'll have to hold off republicans in new hampshire, north carolina and a majority of the other eight battleground states you see in purple. if it's close, they have a built-in advantage, too. the two independents in congress, currently caucus with democrats and that could tip the balance. if the republicans gain five seats t senate is tied. with vice president joe biden, the tie breaker, in favor of democrats. no matter what happens today, it could be months before we hear the final results. if no candidates win 50% of louisiana and georgia here, well, then those states could go to run-off elections. louisiana's is in december. georgia's is not until january of 2015. i'm aaron gilchrist. news 4. >> >> this midterm the stakes are high. voter turnout is expected to be low. it's a major concern. tracie potts explains why people are not going to the polls. >> barbara, the polls are now open. and we're watching not only the key senate races, but als

and it will be a wonderful senator breath of fresh air, but people have forgeted, in west virginia, shellyapita will be there. eloose stefanik, and you have governors martinez and haley, that are going to be re-elected, their races are so easy, they're not even on the map. we're not even talking about them, so there are improvements that have been made a and people are going to move past harken and those in the republican party who can't steam to avoid talking about gender and race. >> i just want to throw to joni ernst on knocfox and friends reacting. >> i was very offended that senator harken would say that, i think its unfort natural that you can't be a real woman if you're conservative and you're female, if my name had been john ernst attached to my resume, senator harken would not have said those things. >> very good point. the democrats have tried to play that war on women things, the republicans have the war on women, yet they'll say things like this, if a republican said it, they're sweeping this under the rug, bruce braley right now is saying, this is what i think. using joni erns

george was his name. 20 years later, 30 years later shelly winters told me she was there that night. and he was interested in the fact that i had come out to be a press agent and he said you know we couldn't pay you anything that you can hang out here and i am sure you will learn a little something. i was excited about that and then he said i have a seat by the way if you would like to see major barbara tonight. i had to call my wife sitting in a motel in a strange town on the other side of the country with the little baby, a child that i had to go to this theater. and that was as hard or phonecall as i have ever made because she had every right to go nuts, and she did. [laughter] and i stayed and i went to the theater and he seated me in the second row. three seats were taped off in front of me, directly in front of me. the house lights were going down and in walked allen mowbray a well-known british character actor and charlie chaplin. i had noticed in the book that sidney chaplin and his son, i it was his son when i saw him in a cast. he was in the show and i can't get over it. no

shelly moore capito among them.ean so-called war on women we heard so much about, is it over? we'll talk about that coming up. >> people realize they have to listen to what is in their best interests, what will keep them working, where their opportunities are. that's why we as republicans won. as far as being a woman, it is more about the policies. bill: close call for democrats late last night in new hampshire. democratic incumbent jeanne shaheen he said, fending off her republican challenger, former massachusetts senator scott brown. >> we fought, even in defeat. you have no business in politics unless you respect the judgment of the people. if you run for office you've got to be able to take it either way. >> i am so proud to once again be able to represent the people of new hampshire and the united states senate. [cheers and applause] >> so shaheen goes back to washington. we were watching that race very closely. new hampshire has voted democrat in six of the last seven elections. >> -- on their own but we can o

shelly capito was first woman elected from west virginia.tim scott became the first african-american elected in the to the senate in the south since reconstruction. mia love, first black republican woman and first haitian-american elected to congress. in up state new york, 30-year-old he will lease stefanik became first woman to be elected to lower chamber about come congress. democrats spent the last name trying to convince voters republicans hate them because of their skin color and gender. does it cut against message? >> cuts against people that put categories of people in voting blocs that democrats or anybody push for. what we're equally doing now opening doors for access and it is that access that will make the greatest difference. not picking people out after crowd not wanting to fill a roster with certain faces and colors but saying if you have a dream, if you have the heart to do this the access is open to you. >> right. >> what i also find really interesting, we talk about a war on women. let's scratch that off, i know president ob

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shelly moore, she beat -- we talked about new hampshire and arkansas and that's where we want to go nowver two term democratic senator mark pryowe-- the winner tonight in arkansas. >>> in new hampshire, scott brown is a familiar name. senator looking to unseen democratic jeanne shaheen and you can see that sheheen is in the lead. we want to go to georgia, he's an update on those races. david perdue in the lead with 61%. and in north carolina, democraty agan with a lead. 37% of the lead. a small lead, but a lead for democrats. in kentucky, minority leader mitch has won reelection tonight. if republicans do win this senate, mcconnell is the next majority leader. >> usf cory cook joins us to talk about what heather discussed. let's focus on the senate. why so much focus on the senate and not so much on the house? >> there's 435 house seats and there's 36 in the senate. the senate is much more competitive, so we're watching the senate. most house races are now firmly in one party's control. it used to be the house would switch. we have this phenomenal of voters who would vote house for one

more on why and how retailers are trying to get your last holiday shopping dollar is rito reporter shellyu are coming on the show. i want to ask you about these retail numbers. what is necessary about the holiday shopping season rematch. >> the retail numbers came in really well. people were not expecting it after last month. so it's certainly feeling like people are getting out there to spend again. and it's been helped by lower gas prices by lower income consumers. >> that definitely could be helping. i have to ask you because it seems like retailers feel like they are concerned that they won't get their share of retail shopping dollars and all of them starting early. what else are they doing to try to grab that holiday dollar? >> they are starting earlier than ever before to try to get you to to get into the store and go him and spend money. they are advertising black friday as early as november 1. as soon as halloween was over, they brought back the sales. given advertising that common target announces that it's going to be free shipping, trying to encourage shoppers to go out there.

. >> shelly moore capito won the senate. >>> steve daines is being sent to the senate in montana. >> in south dakota, mike rounds. >> in new hampshire, it's a lone bright spot for democrats where jeanne shaheen survived. scott brown challenged. >> alaska still undecided, but republican dan sullivan is holding on to a narrow lead over democratic senator mark beckich who has ed to concede. >> an extraordinarily close night in virginia. you knew, you knew it was going to be a long night. they saw incumbent mark warner, the apparent winner facing republican ed gillespie did not concede in his speech to supporters. even the real clear polls have this at a ten point margin. >> good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, november 5th. >> it was a long night. >> i cried all night. it was a great night in many ways. we have a mark halperin and former senior adviser to david obama, david axelrod. everyone has been up all fight. they are also with us, former chairman of the republican national committee michael steel and jeremy peters, a great audience with us this morning. >> a fantastic audienc

in west virginia, in the senate race, it was expected republican candidate shelly moore capito beat natalie tenant. 62% to 35%. 81% reporting. turning to arkansas. another g.o.p. pick-up, freshman congressman tom cotton. he beat mark prior this that race. another g.o.p. pick-up, and in south dakota, former governor mike rounds is the winner in this 3-way race. he maintained that seat for south dakota. tim johnson's seat. in michigan, the democrats held on to carl levin, gary peters beating out his opponent. >> let's look at new hampshire. jeanne shaheen pulling this out for the democrats, incumbent senator. winning 51%. a close one there, with 48% of the precinct reported. louisiana at this point, a run off between republican candidate bill cassidy and incumbent senator, going to the run off with rob mann us, probably syphoning off some votes. let's look at the close race in north carolina right now. senator kay hagan against republican challenger thom tillis. you can see it there. neck and neck. 48% to 48%, a few - 10,000 votes separating the race with 68% of the precincts reporting. in vi

next, shelly moore. >> western virginia has done it right. >> with democrat senator jay rockefeller recovering is the first time in a 1 years west virginians have elected a republican senator and the first female. she comes from this powerhouse political dynasty of a family in west virginia. her father, are arch moore, served three terms as a republican governor. she is nra endorsed and, hello, is from west virginia. she supports the coal industry. she has a degree in zoology which she jokes has prepared her for her career in politics because she works in the biggest zoo in america, the zoo in congress. >> i'm joanie ernst. >> the first female senator elected from the state the of iowa and the first combat veteran ever elected to the u.s. senate. >> well, iowa, we did it. we did it! >> so how did she do it? she went viral. >> i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. so when i get to washington, i'll know how to cut pork. >> what's this mother, soldier, leader about? yes to personhood, open to birth control, and she is gun toting. she has a beautiful little smith and wesson pa.9 millimeter th

shelly moore kippito is the favorite to become the first republican senator in more than 50 years. south dakota and montana are also favored to go red. here's how we expect the races to shake out today. in order for democrats to win, they'll have to hold off republicans in new hampshire, north carolina and a majority of the eight other battleground states that you see here in purple. now if it's close, they have a built-in advantage, too. the two independence in congress currently caucus with democrats, and that could tip the balance. and if the republicans gain just five seats, the senate is tied with vice president joe biden, the tie-breaker in favor of democrats. now, no matter what happens today, it could be months before we hear some final results. if no candidates win 50% of louisiana and georgia here, well then those states could go to runoff elections. louisiana is in december and georgia is not until january of 2015. i'm aaron gilchrist. news4. >>> by now you know some of the big races across the country and here at home. but there are also some that impact your community.

. >> in west virginia republican shelly has become the state first female senator. she defeated democrat contract natalie. >> south dakota where republican rounds has defeated democrat wheel land in montana voter elected republican dane over democrat curtis. now that republicans acquainted cell of the senate tonight the majority party leader is likely to be con tuck mitch mckonl as we said. he's won a sixth term tonight l fighting off a challenge by groychlts he gave the pledge to the supporters. >> you are a cole mine intereastern kentucky can't find work or mom in who doesn't understand why the government just took away her family health insurance i have heard your concerns. i have made them my own tough. will be heard in washington. update senate races at 9:30. >> congressional race in the south bay attracted national attention. >> democrat contract fears democrat contract. millions spent on the campaign between long time congressman if who serve entered the commerce department in the obama administration. >> him if we look now with more on the race. let's check

and in west virginia, the republican shelly moore capito taking jay rockefeller's seat, beating natalie tenant. the first female senator from virginia. in new hampshire we do not have a decided race, but the incumbent democrat, sheen shaheen leads matt brown, 53 to 47%. in an undecided race in north carolina, senator kay hagan, the democratic incumbent leading thom tillis, 51% to 46%, with 24% of the precincts reporting. i want to look at virginia, it's a decidedly tight race. the democrats thought it was a safe seat for incumbent senator mark warner, with 78% reporting, the republican challenger, political stratist ed gillespie is beating him 51-46% much we have another call to make right now, a projection from the associated press that governor mike rounds is the projected winner in the south dakota senate race. the former tea party. this is another g.o.p. pick-up. back to you. >> thank you very much. david shuster is here in new york. mike viqueira is in washington. let's go to you first. your reaction on south dakota. >> big-time relief. another $2 million in the last two weeks. for

we'll talk with colorado's new governor, cory gardner, but first shelly moore capito is west virginia's first female senator and first republican senator in half a century. senator-elect, congratulations. welcome to "fox news sunday". >> thank you. glad to be on. >> president obama called you on election night, one of the few newly elected republican senators he reached out to. did he give you any sense he's willing to compromise? >> he did say -- he congratulated me, which was very welcome. the call was wonderful, of course. he did say, i think we can find common ground to help the people of west virginia. as you know, in west virginia the president is very unpopular, so i appreciate that sentiment. i want to find that common ground. i look forward to that. >> but he didn't put much meat on the bones. >> well, no, it was late. you know, i'm going to take what i can get at this point. >> in his news conference the day after the election, the president was unwilling to say that he's going to change any of his policies or change the way he does business. and he also seemed to almost dismi