our counties and schools in south dakota, western south dakota. this is good for south dakota. it is good for america because it allows us to continue with creating an energy independent country. keystone xl pipeline brings not just canadian oil done, but also 100,000 barrels of north dakota crude. that is 10 unit trains where we will not be taking oil out of north dakota, and it makes it available for bringing crane at of south dakota. some people will say that is a drop in the bucket. right now we will have more and more oil developed in north dakota. these farmers and ranchers in south dakota will get less on a bushel basis. here's what is happening. all the interchanges going east of here are filled with trains coming out of north dakota that are filling them up, blocking the way so our trains cannot get to where they would normally go to job off corn. we have corn, wheat, soybeans sitting on the ground. in order to move it, it used to take two weeks to get our grain from south dakota to where they would drop it, and now takes two weeks, which means our producers have to re

in the southwest corner of south dakota is the town of rapid city. a federal class-action lawsuit has been filed against officials here, alleging that the state routinely violates the indian child welfare act. i went to meet one of the mothers involved in the lawsuit, madonna pappan. >> hi there. >> how's it going, madonna? i'm wab from al jazeera. >> nice to meet you. come on in. >> thank you. >> i don't like it. >> okay then don't eat that baby. not that part anyway. eat that part. madonna's two children were taken into state custody two years ago. her daughter was removed after madonna's husband drove intoxicated with the young girl in the car. dakotah, her son, was at home with a sitter at the time. >> my son had no reason to be taken and they took him from me at school two days later. i requested to see him before they had taken him so i could talk to him and explain to him what was going to happen. and i didn't get that chance. >> i was so frustrated. i was not happy. i said, i said okay i'll go. i won't put up a fuss, so i just went. at the co

it will be an interesting race tomorrow in south dakota.dquarters in florida. that's my assignment, looking forward to it. that's "the ed show." "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight in miami. tonight's lead, one day to go. we're just hours away from polls opening all across the country. and in the last 24 hours, we've seen the biggest names in the democratic party, hitting the campaign trail, stumping for candidates in crucial senate and governor's races and pushing the point that every voter could make

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you want to take south dakota avenue to get around that crash. it will be there for quite some time. >>> 4:30 now. breaking news in ferguson, missouri, parts of the town set on fire overnight after a grand jury chose not to indict an officer who shot unarmed black teenager michael brown. >> there have been reports of hundreds of gunshots and looting. police say despite the violence, no lives have been lost. nbc's jennifer bjorklund is live with the latest. >> reporter: here a few blocks from where michael brown was killed, chaos overnight after word there is no indictment against police officer darren wilson. businesses torched, a police car ablaze, looting and violence met with tear gas punctuated by automatic gunfire. >> i know there's at least a dozen buildings that have been set on fire. most of those are total losses. and i can tell you that i personally heard about 150 shots fired. >> reporter: outcry from a community angry over the grand jury's decision not to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown.

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 perhaps a little less closely watched at this time than it was at the beginning of the evening or a couple of weeks ago when we were up in alaska. this is one of those races that figured to contribute to the grand national drama of control for the u.s. senate. now, it looks like a bit of an after thought. we could have mar

nebraska $9 by 2016 and south dakota 8.50 in 2015. the current federal minimum wage 7.25 per hour. >> mid cal marijuana fails in florida. the amendment failing with a no vote of 42 percent. needed 62 percent to pass. the campaign for medical marijuana was one of the most expensive with millions spent on both sides. they claim the amendment was too loosely awarded in which it was medical in name only. >> fox news polls taking a closer look at how voters feel about several of the key issues facing our nation today. 45 percent of americans say president obama was not a factor in their vote for u.s. house on election day. 33 percent say the opposition did play a factor. >> despite the ee bowl laup and isis 45 percent of the americans say the economy is the most important issue facing our country. >> 70 percent of americans say their situation has stayed the same or gotten worse compared to two years ago. >>> 11 minutes after the hour. the gop making big aims at washington. outside the beltway... the gop also coming up big in some bitterly

montana, south dakota, west virginia, alaska, arkansas, louisiana. so, given that romney lost the national election by four percentage points, you show me a state that mitt romney carried by 14 points and i will show you a state i wouldn't want to be a democrat running this year. so the bottom line on this is that republicans don't need a wave to run to get a majority. obviously, they would love to have a wave. but all they need is people that normally vote republican, who live in the republican leaning states, to vote republican in a very republican year. that's all they need. now to the extent they have weird things going on for montana, south dakota, west virginia. they are gone. prior, landrieu -- they are facing uphill. it's like a strong swimmer with a real, real, real horrible undertow. the democrats are lucky if either one of them survives and the odds are probably not. so then, republicans obviously have some problems, but i think it is going to come down to besides georgia and pat roberts , in kansas, that will be those in the purple states

my state of south dakota, like so many others, stands to benefit enormously from this. of course we're a neighbor. in north dakota, we wish we had the direct energy production that the senator from north dakota has. but we have a lot of indirect benefit from that. in fact, the state department, the president's own state department -- not the oil companies, the state department. has said my state of south dakota would create 300,000 jobs and $100 million to the economy and generate $20 million in property tax revenue. and i happen to come from a county through which the pipeline would pass, a small rural county in south dakota. my father still lives there. he's 94 years old. and the school district there is very concerned about staying open. and they know that when this pipeline is built, the easement that they will have to get will generate property tax revenue that very well could keep that school district going. so many of the local governments out there in my area of the state are incredibly supportive of this important project. i guess as i have looked at this and, y

anything can happen in south dakota. have been the beneficiary and the victim of the circumstances of the years. my fingers are crossed. >> senator daschle, thank you very much. we will be back with the response of republicans we have quarantined inside our building after this. ♪ >> all right, we just spoke to tom daschle. i am here to rebut rebuke, and as necessary to repudiate our panel of republican masterminds along with our colleague al hunt. we have john's new, fred davis, a republican strategist, and mitt romney's former policy adviser, lonny chin. tom daschle seems pretty laconic simple man, plane state. what did you pick up on him what he said? >> he did not radiate optimism, did he, mark? >> that may be an understatement. >> he is one of the smartest people in politics. i think he anticipates a difficult night for his party. >> [indiscernible] >> he has got to make a connection with the president. >> are you expecting a better night for republicans? >> i am a senate half full kind of girl, but i think it is goi

the president's own state department said it would support -- in my state of south dakota, three to four thousand jobs, 20 million in property tax retch. this is an issue, a no-brainer in the eyes of the american public, which finally, finally is coming to the floor of the united states senate not because they're worried about american jobs, but because they're worried about the job of a not from louisiana. >> let's drill down, if you will, into the merits of the keystone pipeline. president obama was pretty defiant about the pipeline and his approve for it this week in asia. let's take a look. >> to constantly push back against this idea that somehow the keystone pipeline is either this massive jobs bill for the united states or is somehow lowering gas prices. understand what this project is. it is providing the ability of canada to pump their oil, send it through our land down to the gulf where it would be sold everywhere else. it doesn't have an impact on u.s. gas prices. >> but let's take a look at the facts. the state department says the project would create 12,000 direct and relate

in my state of south dakota, 3,000 to 4,000 jobs $100 million in earnings and $20 million in property tax revenue. it is an issue, a in brainer, in the eyes of the american public which finally is coming to the floor of the senate because they are worried about the job of a senator from louisiana, not because of american jobs. >> drilling down, if you will, into the merits of we keystone xl pipeline. president obama was defiant about the pipeline and his approval for it this week in asia. >> i have to constantly push back against this idea that somehow the keystone xl pipeline is either a massive jobs bill for the united states or is somehow lowering gas prices. understand what this project is: it is providing the ability of canada to pump their oil, send it through our land, the gulf of mexico where it will be sold everywhere else. it doesn't have an impact on united states gas prices. >> however, look at the facts: the state department says the project would create 12,000 direct and related jobs near the pipeline, perhaps tens of thousands more further away from the pipeline and it

we've been saying that for almost a month. >> pretty much a done deal. >> heads to south dakota for alittle while but -- so now you're at 48. arkansas is polling well toward the republicans. so for the sake of this scenario we're going to go ahead and give arkansas. >> tom cotton at -- get you to 51? remember, republicans have a lot of ways to do it.q>r6s democrats have a few ways to prevent them from doing that. back here to iowa now. all right, joni ernst running a pretty good campaign. this is what we picked up over the weekend. okay. you have a solid des moines register poll. >> the final@nq poll by the de moines register. >> and well-respected from everybody who watches this. joni ernst over the 50% mark with a seven-point lead on brucç braley, but earlier today -- >> there's always a but. >> just around 9:00 this morning quinnipiac came out and look what they have this race. >> we've been doing this for weeks now. >> you're right about that. the real clear average, the thing for joni ernst, the real clear average still has her in the lead. the polling in the past four to five w

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and of course the three gimmes, west virginia, south dakota and montana.ickup to go from 55 democrats to 53 republicans. and, you know, plus or minus one or two. you know how these things go. >> sure. >> it's difficult to see how the democrats hold on. >> all right. i'm going to hold my fire until the end of the show. i'm going to go to the "hannity" big board and give my predictions. andrea, what do you got? >> i think the republicans take the senate. no question. i don't think they should get too overconfident. as frank was mentioning turnout is everything. i think at the end this will tell a story about how democrats tried an old playbook with the war on women in certain states like colorado. and i think it will show it fell flat on its face. which is pretty incredible. >> give me a number. what do you got? >> 53. >> frank? >> i think it's going to be 52. but we're forgetting the house races. all the republicans need is an increase of nine seats and they get a ma high majority than they've had since 1966, about the time pat roberts was born. i think it'

he's a senator from south dakota. >> senator from north dakota. my colleague from north of the border. but the point is, this is a cynical attempt to save a louisiana seat in louisiana. in sate was serious about, we would have voted on it five years. there have been five impact reviews. the president's own state department says it would support over 40,000 jobs. in my state of south dakota, 3,000 to 4,000 jobs, $100 million in earnings, $20 million in property tax revenue. this is a -- an issue, a no-brainer in the eyes of the american public which finally, finally, has come to the floor of the united states senate. not because they're worried about american jobs, but because they're worried about the job of a senator from louisiana. >> let me -- let's drill down, if you will into the merits of the keystone pipeline. president obama was pretty defiant about the pipeline and his approval for it this week in asia. let's take a look. >> i have to constantly push back against this idea that somehow the keystone pipeline is either this massive jobs bil

thru les are open on new york avenue and on south dakota -- rather on bladensburg itself. out the ride for folks that are east 066 where we've go -- 066 where we've got a vehicle -- on 66 where we've got a vehicle brown down. already lined up in manassas getting into centreville and vienna to get -- rather a vehicle broken down right before the vienna metro tying up the right side. a crash inside the beltway on on route 1 near collegpark right near 193. that's a look at that accident blocking at least a portion of route 1 insides the beltway in college park -- inside the beltway in college park. thank you for watching >>> welcome back to wusa9 at 6:00 a.m. here's a look at some things in the news right now. we just learned spt louis police and -- st. louis police and the mayor of st. louis will hold a press conference at 7:30 eastern time. this comes after mass demonstrations not to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson if the death of michael brown. we'll stream the conference live on our mobile map. >> officer wilson shot the unafterward teenager -- unarmed teenag

everywhere in south dakota they won by wide margins. in is an issue where democrats have a popular position. but it didn't translate into election victories. republicans picked up seats in the arkansas legislature. even though they were the ones that it had to go to ballot in the first place. >> thank you. thank you for staying up. >>> still ahead as we continue to piece together the results of last night's election as the gop has taken the senate. we'll talk about what it means for the forecast leading up to 2016. plus, the wisconsin survivor. governor scott walker wins his third election in just four years. can he ride the wave all the way to the white house? some people will think it's possible. we'll see. we're back with more after this. >>> tonight he improves the tight the comeback kid. projected winner for united states elected term.

the president of south dakota's tribe called it an act of war.tribe told me back in april. >> we are willing to die on he behalf of our children. our way of life and the water. >> our people are so passionate. our people are ready to die. our people have come up and said we want to be on the frontline. we are willing to give our life to stop this because we know what it will do to the people. >> war is never the answer but it is deeply personal for members of the sioux tribe. the oil below deuproducers are they don't need it, there's no reason tore pushing for it. the keystone xl is built, the united states will take all the risk and get none of the reward and, oh, by the way, what about carbon emissions? why put that back on the market? joining me tonight sheldon whitehouse of rhode island and with us jane club. senator, you first. what's your reaction to some of the most wealthy and most productive people in the oil industry now saying that keystone is not necessary? >> well, that's kind of been their line all along. that's part of what the sta

pierre, south dakota.ot reply. >> i went to school the next day, and a couple of my girlfriends in my grade had said, this kevin stoeser guy keeps contacting me. i was like, what? it was basically the same thing. like, do you know tory diehl. i went to high school with her mom. and would ask them to hang out and continue to tell them how beautiful they were. >> i said, seriously? he's saying those things to you? so i asked for the number, and i had said you need to stop texting my daughter, and her friends. that's just not cool. you know? they're 20 years younger than you. you just don't do that. and he responded, sorry, i understand. you know, no hard feelings. i thought that was the end of it. >> it was shortly after that when she told me kevin wasn't stopping. and i googled his name. i had sent her this text. get on the computer and block that kevin. tell your friend too. he just got out of prison for raping a young girl. now, tell everyone. i'm just glad that -- and happy that tory came to me and that

and that means we have three flips so far, west virginia, arkansas and south dakota. republican's magic number here, three seats. so still three seats left. >> they're getting very close. >> they're getting very close tonight. one of the races that we have not heard about yet in this 9:00 hour that we're waiting on is louisiana. and mary landrieu, who, you know, has been in... has a very famous political family in louisiana, with her brother and her father, one being a current mayor of new orleans, the other a former mayor of new orleans, and one county to look at in louisiana, to see how landrieu might do, is another... is jefferson county. this is in the suburbs of new orleans. in 2008 mary landrieu won it 52/46. that very closely mirrored her results in 2008 and in 2002. jefferson county could be one to watch. we all expect that this race is actually going to go to a run-off because you have three candidates here with rob man es, the conservativetive republican challenger, rob maness, to representative cassidy, the likely winner potentially in a run-off that would

they won in south dakota, virginia, and iowa. it is the first time the gop has held the majority in the senate since 2006. >>> and a man likely to become the new senate majority leader is the current minority leader, kentucky's mitch mcconnell. he easily won re-election in one of the country's most watched races. mcconnell trumped lundbergan grimes. the republicans control the house. they picked up ten seats and come january they'll hold the largest majority there since 1949. now it will get a little more complicated. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president obama has invited congressional leaders to the white house this friday to talk. this follows a very loud message by voters to washington. they're very unhappy with this administration and policies and they want change. voters sent a strong message on tuesday. a strong sweep handed over the senate to the gop. they picked up more than the seats needed to win the majority. mitch mcconnell is now ready to achieve his long-time g

with your support i will be your next senator from south dakota. >> south dakota has an open seat because of the retirement of democrat tim johnson. polls list the race as leans republican. watch the most recent debate online at cspan.org. >>> president obama said he'll issue an executive order on immigration after the november elections. instead of waiting for congress to act on pending legislation. a panel looked at what the executive action could entail and how the elections could impact the president's actions. this discussion was part of a conference held by georgetown university law school. it is an hour and a half. >>> okay. thank you very much and welcome now to our second session of the conference, which is on executive action, policy and political implications for the future. my name is doris meisner. i'm a senior fellow at the immigration policy institute. i'm very pleased to welcome an outstanding panel here today. we have ana navaro. she's a contributor to cnn. cnn in espanol. abc news, lots of other places you will see ana popping up. and i owe her particular thanks because

the states of montana, south dakota and west virginia. that means a plus-three pickup for the gop, with three more seats needed to win the senate. the 10 remaining races are cliffhangers, meaning it is anyone's game. seven are democratic, three are republican. let's begin with alaska. incumbent democrat mark beggage versus dan sullivan. >> who will win in alaska? pat buchanan? >> obama is to heavy a load for beggidge to carry. sullivan will take it going away. >> i think beggidge can pull it out. he's a we will-known name in alaska. by alaska standarders sullivan is a carpetbagger. >> i'm betting beggidge will lose. sullivan has had a number of bad turns in his campaign -- sullivan has crept up on him. >> mark? >> i think beggidge wins as well. i just don't see how it can be pulled out -- i mean, mi by his opponent in any other way. just isn't there. >> sullivan will win. so the group votes 4-1 sullivan. alaska goes republican. arkansas. mark pryor vs. tim cotton. who is the winner? pat? >> the republicans win this one, john. looks like p

the state of south dakota has not approved the permit. we elected great people to the state. troy was elected, he was a tribal member. mr bradford in the state. we are looking pretty good. we complete them in the state. >> you say the fight will continue, and it sounds like there'll be more battles on the horizon. >> thank you for joining us on "america tonight". >>> let's switch gears and talk about the latest in jerusalem. a city that is on edge following an attack on an orthodox synagogue. five israelis were killed. three were duel u.s. citizens, it's the latest in a series of increasingly bloody incidents that have many fearing what comes next. >> chaotic scenes in west jerusalem, following an attack on a jewish place of worship. two palestinian cousins stormed the synagogue, both members of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. with both attackers dead, their motives are a mystery. >> family members say anger started here, at the mosque. a site considered sacred for muslims and jews. violent clashes erupted near the compound, since israel started to restrict

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 somebody else when their policies fail. tornth kentucky rejected that approach. >> senator mcconnell told the crowds gathered to cheer him 0 over the past weeks and months, he has heard a lot frf kentuckians about

that was in alaska, arkansas, illinois, nebraska, and south dakota. in fact, every state where the minimum wage was on the ballot. the economy was a major issue, and anthony mason is joining us now with more on that. anthony. >> reporter: yeah, it all came back to the economy, scott, and the overwhelming majority of voters feel it's in bad shape. nearly eight in 10 in our exit poll told us they're worried about where the economy is headed. and here's why. among voters who make $50,000 a year or less, more than three-quarters told us their family finances are either treading water or getting worse. the good newses about economic growth is not getting to their wallets. the stock market may be at record highs, and the unemployment rate may finally have fallen below 6%, but household incomes have yet to recover from the recession and are now back at levels we last saw in the mid-1990s. that's when real median household income was rising steadily, peaking in 1999 at $56,895. it dipped for a while before almost reaching those levels again in 2007, but the r

the states of montana, south dakota, and west virginia. that means the plus three pickup for the gop with three more seats needed to win the senate. the ten remaining races are cliff hangers. meaning it's anyone's game. seven are democratic, three are republican. let's begin with alaska, incumbent democratic versus republican, dan sullivan. >> question, who will win in alaska? pat buchanan. >> red, red state alaska, sullivan is going to take that one going away. >> eleanor. >> i think he can pull it out. his father was in the congress before he is a well known name in alaska. by alaska standards, sullivan is a carpet bagger. >> it's too close to call, but i'm betting that he is going to lose because sullivan, well, he's had a number of bad turns in his campaign and sullivan crept up on him. >> i think he wins as well. i just don't see how it can be pulled out by his opponent in any other way, just isn't there. >> sullivan will win his performance holding. so the group votes 4-1 sullivan. okay, arkansas incumbent democratic versus republica

south dakota also getting hit hard. schools were closed in parts of that state. from here things only going to get colder for a lot of the country. chief meteorologist is in the weather center with a look how cold it's going to get elsewhere. >> be thankful we're here in the beautiful bay area. this is denver behind me at 9:36 in the morning it was sunny and 64 degrees. at 2:30 in the afternoon, 5 hours later, 19 degrees with heavy snowfall. what a change, a near 50-degree drop in less than 5 hours. that's denver right there where it's snowing. look at the line of heavy snowfall from denver and pueblo, colorado all the way north and east through nebraska, through south dakota into minnesota and the upper peninsula. this is a big time winter storm dropping a lot of snowfall and jamie has the latest from minneapolis. let's see what it looks like. >>reporter: snow started falling around 2:00 a.m. local time minneapolis. we have seen sleet we've seen ice and we've seen wind gusting up to 25 miles per hour. that made travel very tricky. 180 crashes on the roadways her

i want to bring in cofounder of another tribe in south dakota. allow . >> i'm getting my thoughts together. i always want to appreciate you and your show. i want to clarify some things, we have an organization to help with awareness around sexual violence and promote healthy masculini masculinity. we support chairman scott and believe in what he was saying in this fight to protect the land. >> thank you for that clarification. what are your main concerns about this pipeline from a construction standpoint considering the organization that you represent? >> well, i mean, it's really clear, ed, like you said, the people are going to be coming to work on these pipeline are journeymen from all over the country and don't have a vested interest in our communities at all. we have grave concerns because of what we have seen in the balken oil fields, what we've seen in alberta, canada there are 2700 missing women right now. in the balken oil fields we have seen 70% increase of sexual violence up there. native women are at a higher risk of sexual violence.

winning in montana, west virginia, south dakota. i haven't talked about alaska, louisiana. and see what's going happen in north carolina and new hampshire. >> this may be a rejection election of those in power, but how about this continuing problems of the republican brand. our new abc news/"washington post" poll shows 72% disapproval for republicans in congress. and rand paul was blunt this week. he said the republican party brand sucks. what do you say to rand paul and those voters? >> well, i'm very close with rand. we just did a conference call together two days ago with the campus captains across the country. and we have talked about this across the country. he said we're on the right track and doing the things we should be doing, engaging hispanic voters, black voters, asian voters. talking to women not jus for four months before an election, but four years. and the things i have been leading the way on the party on for two years. and i know if you are looking at the poll wbts we're winning women in kentucky. mcconnell is winning with women against allison grimes. cot

and in south dakota, mike rounds easily defeat eed rick weiland d larry pressler.ily defeating amanda turt its steve daines. john welsh withdrew over allegations he plagiarized most of his speeches. and tom cotton defeated mark pryor. pryor tried running away from president obama, whose approval rating 34%. in i, was a history-making night, republican joni ernst picking up the seat by retiring john harken. ernst becoming the first republican win over bruce braley. spending $80 million in that campaign. >> she's going to be a big star when she gets to washington. and in colorado, it was a surprisingly smooth win for the republican corey guay gardner. north carolina, this was the state that put it over the top for republicans, if you were watching our coverage last night. thom tillis defeated the income competent democrat kay hagan and that was the race that gave republicans control of the senate. kansas, one of the most hotly contested race in the senate, pat roberts won defeating the self-funded independent challenger greg orman. look at virginia. no one thought th

your reaction on south dakota. >> big-time relief. another $2 million in the last two weeks. for a while it looked like larry pressle, the independent may make a race. and mike rounds was without up in an investment scandal touted by larry pressler and rick weiland. for the last couple of days it has been trending in their directions. it's one race that they thought they would pick up, taking the number down to three, with the republican pick-ups in west virginia and arkansas, and south dakota, leading three more that they need to pick up in order to take control of the senate. mention virginia, and one thing we should point out is the way the associated press does this, is they make the samples from precincts. one reason some races are called by associate press, and not virginia, assist because there's several hundred thousand votes to come in from northern virginia. the suburbs are on washington d.c. a strong area from the democratic incumbent. he may be able to close the gap by 60,000-70,000 in arlington county alone. that's why it is close, and there has been no projectio

let me start with you, reynolds, in south dakota, the windchill, where is that?> let me preface that to say you are a cruel man to talk about how comfortable you and bill karins are right now. >> not me, bill is. >> you are comfortable, too. >> you're right. >> reporter: to answer your question, we have winds come in and wind effect with the taller buildings in st. cloud. not too tall, anywhere from six to four stories. it does get colder. talking about snow, amazing snowfall not that significant. anywhere from 2 to 3 inches in spots. these streets downtown in good shape. slick spots on interstate 90. let's talk about those roads. right now, they remain open. over the last 24 hours, they had 17 accidents, mostly fender-benders and no great injuries to report. when we think about it, you will have 10-15 fender-benders. that's great news. we have closure at the airport. the airport is open and might be staggered trying to fly out because you have the back load from people who missed out yesterday. we will stay right in the deep chill, only in the mid-30s by next tu

in the black hills of sa south dakota.ge. >> we come and stand in the footsteps of our ancestor to his make offerings to protect the sacred without earth. >> reporter: to the lakota, water is nature's medicine, but some fear it could become poisoned if the ski tone xl pipeline is built. the project begins in the canadian tar sands running 1100 miles from montana to nebraska. in south dakota it would skirt seven native american reservations including the cheyenne river reservation. >> the pipeline will be approximately four miles to the right here to the west. >> reporter: that's too close for 60-year-old steve vance who lives on the reservation. he worries if the pipeline ruptured it could pollute the cheyenne river and the aquifer which are both in the pipeline's path. >> it's not oil, it's chemicals, solvents to make it fluid. so when the pipe breaks, which i know it will, it's not going to leak just oil. it's going to leak other chemicals. >> reporter: for the lakota, this isn't just a battle over water. it's also a bat

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and there will be pay raises for minimum wage workers in south dakota too.tersarily approving an increase to $8.50 an hour starting january 1 along with incremental hikes in the years to come that could be tied to inflation. oregon now the third state to legalize recreational marijuana. starting next summer, residents will be allowed to carry up to one ounce. they could possess up to eight ounces at home. households can also grow up to four plants per household. in florida, voters narrowly rejected a proposal to legalize medical marijuana. that received more than 50% of the vote. but 60% wneeded to pass. and washington approved 594, mandating background checks on all gun sales and transfers, including at gun shows and online. in washington state, voters tightened gun control with two ballot measures, initiative 591 rejected by voters. it would have loosened gun control laws. the minimum wage raises in those states, those are red states. four or five of the states were red states and they went with what president obama's priority was. couldn't do it federally