we wrap up the night with mark shields, mike it gerson, amy walter and stu rothenberg. i think, michael, my question to launch this conversation is, if americans are not happy with what they have been seeing in washington, what are they going to start seeing? in the next month, the next two years that's going to make them more pleased about what goes on in this city? >> they have to have an alternative. this is not just a loss for obama it also represents something the crisis, modern liberalism. this is a president who turned to government in the aftermath of the great resection as an instrument of national purpose. and now, trust in government is a 20 year lows in america. that will help fuel some of what we're seeing. republicans have a choice here. they can either come up in alternative governing agenda which restores some of that trust and belief incompetence and public institutions. that i think is going to be important test. >> woodruff: fair to say a lot of these races the most successful candidates are the ones who ran against washington. >> ran against washingt

>> we are joined by stu rothenberg. and jeanne cummings, the deputy managing editor of bloomberg politics, and steve diamond of the washington times. what will tuesday night look like? >> i wish i knew exactly the contours of the evening. some uncertainty in terms of turnout. democrats are counting on bringing people to the polls. they did not appear in 2010. i am assuming the national dynamics are going to hold and help republicans. the president is in difficult shape. the country feels like we are headed in the wrong direction. and there is general dissatisfaction and frustration. produce ant will election of change. right now, the republicans are not in the white house, so they should be the beneficiaries. i think they will have a good night in both the house and senate. >> on friday, there is a feeling this will be a record bad night for the president, potentially. how so? >> if you look at midterm elections going back 60 years, the combination of the first midterm in this second obama noterm could produce losses se

. >> given the headwinds that stu just ran through, the democrats should be already gone. we saw blanche lambert in the last round of midterms. everyone knew she was going to lose by labor day. and yet they are still within one point, two points, here and there, in the senate races in particular. why are they hanging around? >> that's a good question. in 2006, we saw the same thing as republicans. that was the wave election on the other side. the walking wounded. they were not going to come back. i think you have two things going on. regardless of how well the ground game turns out, they have been able to improve it from where it was in 2010. they have brought new people into the process. you are seeing some of that in the polls. that is why there is not a 10 or 15 point gap between the republican and democratic candidate. a lot of these folks are incumbents. it is still tough to be an incumbent, particularly when people are frustrated. the alternative is not something that voters are not particularly interested in. a republican party, if they do win control of the senate,

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on newsmakers, amy theers, national editor for cook political report, and stu rothenberg. questioning,th the jean cummings, deputy managing politics,bloomberg thesteve dinan of "washington times." what will tuesday night look like? >> i wish i knew exactly the contours of the evening. there is some uncertainty in terms of turnout. democrats are counting on bringing people to the polls. who didn't appear in 2010. i am assuming the national dynamics are going to hold and help republicans. the president is in difficult shape. at least that's what most polls show. the country feels like we are headed in the wrong direction. and there is general dissatisfaction and frustration. i think that will produce an election of change. and right now, the republicans are not in the white house, so they should be the beneficiaries. i think they will have a good night in both the house and senate. >> one of the headlines last friday is that this will be a a record bad night, for the president. how so, potentially? >> if you look at midterm elections going back 50 years or 60 years, the comb

stu and amy are here with us tonight. i want to talk to you about what happened in texas tonight. even though it wasn't a surprise, there was a moment in time in which wendy davis, who ran against greg abbott, who was elected tonight as governor of texas, said she was considered to be the darling of democrats across the country and she was supposed to be the person who would turn texas blue. it didn't happen. why not? >> you're right. she was the darling of democrats. some republicans might say also the darling of some in the media. texas is simply a long way from turning blue. i think many of us believe there were significant demographic changes that are taking place and will take place in the state over an extended period of time. but they haven't taken place in 2014. they're not going to take place in 2016. i don't know about 2020. but this is... there is still a very conservative element of the state that is not switching. so when dedavis is an interesting figure, interesting narrative, but she always had a terribly uphill climb, and frankly, gwen, we always had the race at th

[applause] >> thank you, stu. you know, he was talking about the spin we get. this is for the government because i know he will appreciate this as an old pro. yesterday we got something from the democratic congressional campaign committee press release, which was the subject line was on a tough guy, pccc limited republicans opportunity to take advantage of wave. [laughter] so congratulations. that was the best spent on the democratic side i could think of. we are going to have a really great discussion coming up here now, led by christina bellantoni, editor in chief editor of roll call. christina that established job on election night guiding her team on a digital webcast which followed minute by minute election results, and it was terrific. she's joined by two great guests which she will introduce but i will just take a little bit about her. she joined as editor-in-chief of roll call in january 2014 and has really led the newspapers of digital as well as online initiatives, and she before that worked at the "newshour," and before that was at roll call. so she

thank you, stu, thank you, amy. >> thank you. >> thank you. of. >> ifill: judy. >> woodruff: and we'll take all the cheer we can get. >> woodruff: from politics to sports, americans love clear winners and losers but as lisa desjardins reports tonight's biggest contest might just end up in a draw. >> reporter: if republicans gain six senate seats tonight, they take the majority. check. but if republicans gain five seats, a wildly different plot. the senate is tied. 50 members caucus caucusing with democrats and 50 with the g.o.p. sure, lots of folks know vice president biden would break the tie and it would be his first tie break and would give the democrats the majority efficient barest of majorities. after that, what? dozens of other tie votes. ebiden's motorcade up and down pennsylvania avenue every 30 minutes? probably not. biden would be the 51st vote, but the key number in the u.s. senate would likely remain 60. that's the number required to get past a filibuster, or procedural hurdle, and neither party would be even close to 60. so it ma

we -- stu will write it up. we had a candidate come in during the shutdown and wouldn't answer what she would do. stu wrote a column that's been it.ed frequently about i would say a press release is sometimes hard for a reporter to because it cang, be vague. but often we ask direct questions and try to nail them down. so, you know, we do it the best we can. >> i wanted to chime in last, have the cheap answer, andh is covering polls horse races is what i'm paid for. the reason that i have this job is that, for people who read the readngton post and who everything else we write, that's what they want to click on. that's what -- i mean, given that we're in the internet age, we have a very good idea of what reades people click on and and share. and they like to read about the horse race. now, which is a. like all of you in this room. 20%,the 10% or 15% or whatever the number is -- maybe it's 3% of americans -- who really like reading about politics. those people usually are partisan and they want to know their team

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but early in the hours of the morning, as all the rabbis and stu students were in worship and prayer,ing the individuals is there. police ran to the scene and responded to that. there was a shoot out between the individuals, the two men and the police leading to the jury and death of that second police officer. >> we have seen you follow this region closely, as obviously we do. you have seen a series of violent attacks. there have been i.d.f. shootings and, in some skass, killings in the west bank near jerusalem. there was an assassination atempt on a right wing rabbi calling for the custody of that site who has emerged as a key ind sind y insind yar in the entire debate. >> here's the thing. nothing happens in a vacuum. it does not happen randomly. there is always a story behind the story. and, in this case, it's no different. over the past 6-7 months, these tensions have been rising by a series of few different measures. the political decisions taken by israel to restrict access to this holy siet for muslims, the legislation is being introduced in par limit to grant jewish worshippe

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january cold stu. not as much wind later this afternoon as we dealt with yesterday. but still, a little bit of a winter hit out there. expect a windchilled morning. plenty of sunshine coming our way today. temperatures only in the low to mid 40s, that is average for the middle of january. as far as the rain and snow chances, all the snow near us today will stay well to our north. if you're going up to the penn state game, you might have a flake or two there. but that's about it. our next weathermaker is out here across parts of the great plains. it's racing our direction on a very energized jet stream. it's going to start to impact our weather tomorrow with clouds early. chances for rain coming in late, late tomorrow and into monday. sunshine for now. it will be a sunny and chilly day outside and a very cold evening, as well. your college football forecast, going on over to annapolis, georgia southern and navy kick it off at 3:30 there in annapolis. temperaturesw 40s at kickoff and back into the upper 30s by the time the game is done. michigan state in maryland, temp