sullivan. the resources commissioner for the state of alaska. he was secretary of state in the bush administration. ruskin, washington dc correspondent. and dan, a senior news reporter. welcome. first, a few rules. i'll let you know how much time you will have to respond to each question. when you see a yellow light, that means you have a few more seconds to complete your response. ,hen you hear the spell -- bell the time is up. earlier we tossed the coin. you will have 45 seconds in this particular round. beenur campaign slogan has that you will go anywhere and talk to anyone. how are concerned are you about negative campaigning and the effects? >> i will go anywhere and talk to anyone. i go all over the state. it does not matter if you agree or disagree. i will have a conversation. i going conservative talk radio. we sit and have a conversation. that is important. the broader question is that it is important that we talk about my important -- opponent or others. we talked about the oil and ga

here is a look at some recent campaign ads. >> i'm megan sullivan. you've seen a lot of ads attacking my family, so i wanted you to know the facts. alaska has been my family's home for generations. my dad is teaching my sisters and me to handle a rifle, fish, and be strong, independent, honest women. we've learned a lot about sacrifice from his service in afghanistan and were proud of his work to protect alaskan women from domestic violence. dad will be a great senator for alaska. quicktime dan sullivan, and i approve this message. >> and we were young, our father look to bring fear to the. and things seem impossible, i

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 republican tim. who is the winner? pat. >> the republican is going to win this one, john. it looks like prior is really fading toward the end of the race. so i think that's a real republican pickup. >> farmer, iraq war veteran, republican is going to be talking about him soon after he gets to washington. >> clarence. >> cotten has the momentum, he's going to get it. >> mort. >> i agree. i think colin is an easy winner in this one. it will be a wide margin. >> mclaughlin says cotten. arkansas goes republican. okay, colorado incumbent, mark udall. >> gardner is beginning to pull away toward this last week of the campaign. i think udall goes down in colorado. it's another pickup for the republicans. >> eleanor. >> gardner awalked a

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 pryor is really fading towards the end of the race. i think that is a real republican pickup. >> tim cotton, harvard grad, farmer, iraq war veteran. republicans will be talking about him as a puppy presidential candidate. >> cotton has the momentum. >> i think cotton is an easy winner in this one. a wide margin for that state. mclaughlin votes for cotton. arkansas goes republican. >>> okay, colorado incumbent democrat mark udall. vs. cory gardner. >> gardner is beginning to pull away during the last week of the campaign. i think udall goes down in colorado. another pickup for the republicans. >> gardner has walked away from all his conservative positions. he

sullivan. the resources commissioner for the state of alaska. he was secretary of state in the bush administration. ruskin, washington dc correspondent. and dan, a senior news reporter. welcome. first, a few rules. i'll let you know how much time you will have to respond to each question. when you see a yellow light, that means you have a few more seconds to complete your response. when you hear the spell -- bell, the time is up. earlier we tossed the coin. you will have 45 seconds in this particular round. >> your campaign slogan has been that you will go anywhere and talk to anyone. how are concerned are you about negative campaigning and the effects? >> i will go anywhere and talk to anyone. i go all over the state. i think it does not matter if you agree or disagree. i will have a conversation. i going conservative talk radio. we sit and have a conversation. that is important. the broader question is that it is important that we talk about my important -- opponent or others. we talked about

we have dan sullivan. he's out in the hallway. he's waiting for a news organization to make the call. the alaska dispatch news has not done that. our people have all gone home back in new york so they're not going to call this race. we're waiting for him to take the podium. he'll be taking it in about five minutes i've been told but mathematically it looks like dan sullivan will be elected to the u.s. senate. we're waiting for some rural votes out in the bush of alaska and also some anchorage votes that haven't been counted yet. no one has called this race and mark isn't going to concede because he put a huge effort into getting that alaska rural vote out. he had campaign offices throughout the northern part of alaska. the rural part of alaska. he believes those numbers are break for him so he's not going to concede until those votes are counted and once 100% of the precincts have been counted you have 15 to 20% of the total vote has not been counted because they're absentee ballots. but everyone around here in the sullivan campai

sullivan. the south dakota between the candidates. and later the new york 24th house district debate between the incumbent democrat dan la faye and republican challenger casco. tuesday, jonathan greenert discuss the naval operations. starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. secretary of state john kerry speaks about the charter relations. at will be on c-span2 from the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. >> c-span has brought you more than 130 candidate debates. in races that will determine control of the next congress. and this tuesday night watch c-span's coverage to see who wins, who loses and which party will continue the house and senate. . you'll see candidate victory on concession speeches and some of the most closely watched senate races. we want to hear from you with your facebook comments an twits. campaign the election night coverage on c-span. >> now the alaska senate debate between mark begich and dan sullivan. , this is al reports is a toss-up. the public y o

if you got on sullivan you could talk about it. did you see sullivan?t get no respect, no respect from anyone. >> as a performer you couldn't get a better place to sell your product. >> when i started out they would say variety is a man's game. it's dean, milton berle, jackie gleason, but variety is what i know. i felt it was in my genes to do this. >> she had been so good on the garry moore show, she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> i think it is -- >> you know, i still see a rerun of carroll burnett show, and i say they're funny! there has never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> and the best in bed, too, remember? >> you never went to bed with -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. >> here's tim with our own harvey korman as a new dentist with his very first patient. we used to have a pool

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here to agree with me, andrew sullivan, everybody! whoo! andrew!friend. how are you? >> great. >> stephen: it must be a rough night for you. can i get you a drink or something stronger like a revolver? how are you dealing with this crushing defeat for the democrats? >> well, you know, it's a midterm election in the second term of a president and-- >> stephen: always the most important. >> well with, normally you would expect them to gain about seven seats and looks like they'll gain roughly around that. so it's not out of the ordinary for mid term in the second term of a president. >> stephen: whatever lets you cry yourself to sleep at night. ( laughter ) do you still support obama? >> absolutely. >> stephen: but the democrats didn't support obama, they didn't-- they ran away from the president, and look how it helped them. >> yes. ( laughter ) i'm not a democrat, never understood the democratic party. you have a president who's actually got a terrific economic record compared to any other developed nation on the planet. ( applause ) >> stephen: th

sullivan. he's a lawyer. the resources commissioner for the state of alaska. he was secretary of state in the bush administration. liz ruskin, washington dc correspondent. and dan, a senior news reporter. welcome. first, a few rules. i'll let you know how much time you will have to respond to each question. when you see a yellow light, that means you have a few more seconds to complete your response. when you hear the spell -- bell, the time is up. earlier we tossed the coin. you will have 45 seconds in this particular round. let's start with a question from dan. >> your campaign slogan has been that you will go anywhere and talk to anyone. how are concerned are you about negative campaigning and the effects? >> i will go anywhere and talk to anyone. i go all over the state. i think it does not matter if you agree or disagree. i will have a conversation. i going conservative talk radio. we sit and have a conversation. that is important. the broader question is that it is important that we talk

the race is the senate race between mark begich and dan sullivan. this appears to be the republican sullivan's race to lose. he is up in most of the polls. turnout shows it should be favorable to his positions and we expect that this race will be decided. there will not be a runoff. the question is when. the polls close here in alaska at 8:00 local time which is midnight back on the east coast. they won't be counting the ballots until 1:00 a.m. it will be a long day of voting and long night of waiting while the nation waits to see if this is one of those pivotal senate races. the issue here is the governor race. the incumbent governor is in trouble. he is facing the challenge from the independent, but republican leaning challenger. also we have two ballot measures. one which would raise the minimum wage up $2 over the next two years. that looks like it is headed for passage and tighter race over whether or not alaska should allow recreational use of marijuana. all that decided today. a very long, cold, but clear day in most of alaska. back to you. >

they came up with a plan that called for landing troops on sullivans island and morris island. >> sullivans island, didn't they fail once before? >> i'm sure they did. i'm sure they studied all of that. problem was, he only had about 14,000 men and the campaign called for about 30,000 men. and he wasn't going to get those 30,000 men. but it's going to be out of port royal that all attacks against charleston will come from. and of course, the naval blockade and even the naval attacks will originate. >> some things people forget. they think about the blockade. you've actually got the ships patrolling. but in december 1861, and january 1862, they sank, what, 30 ships loaded with stone to try to block various avenues and passes into charleston? >> yes. after they seized port royal, information or directives came down to admiral dupont, at that time captain dupont, saying we're going to be sending you a stone fleet. these were old whalers that the united states government had purchased, loaded them up with granite from new england. they were to come down and dupont was supposed to sink them in t

right there dan sullivan 49 percent begich 45 percent. no media organization has called this race. begich says he is not going to concede tonight. dan vul van gave a speech that was not quite a victory speech saying he was going to respect the process. we don't know about the senator with louisiana because it is a jungle primary where they need 50 plus percent now there will be a runoff between landrieu and cassidy. it gives cassidy the republican almost five point lead when they go head to head. already landrieu's campaign has put out a press release challenging him to 6 debates over the next month. heather, back to you. >> leland vittert. thank you. colorado, new hampshire, kentucky. doug luzader is bringing this. what is the latest? >> the kentucky race is one we watched closely from early on. it had all of the makings for a democratic victory. mitch mcconnell wouldn't doing all that well. the democratic challenger was a fresh face. ultimately mcconnell pulled it off. >> tomorrow the papers will say i won this race. but the truth is, t

a very tight race between democrat mark begich and dan sullivan.rawing so much money from both sides, it is likely to break records for outside spending. analysis by the brennan center, pegged spending by groups at $39 million so far. that's practically $1 million for every voter in the state of alaska. i'm making that up. the state has a small population. this makes it the sixth most expensive senate campaign in history for outsider spending. high stakes have drawn big names. mitt romney made his pitch on monday. >> this state matters. it makes a big deal for people here in alaska and all over the country because of the impact of the senate race. >> drew griffin is in anchorage with more on this race. >> reporter: john and christine, good morning from a cold but clear anchorage, alaska. the big race here is the u.s. senate race. the senate race between the democratic incumbent mark begich and his republican challenger dan sullivan. right now, this appears to be the republican sullivan's race to lose. he is up in most of the polls. turnout shows it

let's go to the western part of the state and talk about sullivan county. senator brown, what do you see going right in the economy in sullivan county and what's going wrong? and please be specific. >> you're right. geography plays a role along the southern border we have more jobs. more opportunity. infrastructure and other opportunities up north are difficult. one of the biggest opportunities is tourism. one of the biggest opportunities is ski areas and trails for snowmobiles. i support those efforts. i know senator shaheen references a tourist bill. the biggest wet blanket right now on the economy in that area is obamacare. it's also those notices that people are getting, 50% to 100% increases on their electric rates. rates are not going down. in addition to that, you have a situation where getting from point a to point b, inspiring businesses to stay there is problematic. what are they looking at? highest corporate tax rates in the industrialized world. >> we are talking about sullivan county. i think you were talking about the north country. what do yo

. >> i'm megan sullivan. you've seen a lot of ads attacking my family so i wanted you to know the facts. alaska has been my family's home for generations. my dad is teaching my sisters and me to handle a rifle, fish, and be strong, independent, honest women. we've learned a lot about sacrifice from his service in afghanistan. and we're all proud of his work to protect alaskan women from domestic violence. dad will be a great senator for alaska. >> i'm dan sullivan, and i approve this message. >> when we're young, our father loved to bring us here. to this spot. when things seem impossible, i try to do what he would have done. like when i took on obama to open up drilling in the arctic. i also took him on to protect our gun rights and exempt alaska schools from no child left behind. i'm fighting like hell to fix the health care law so it works for alaska. i'm mark begich, i approved this mention, because i will go anywhere and work with anyone to do what's right for alaskans. >> i served with dan sullivan in t

he called to congratulate his opponent dan sullivan earlier this year.hat results in alaska tonight means there's just one senate race left in the whole country that remains unresolved. it's a race democrats are trying desperately to hold on to and involves one of the more inexplicable political strategies i've ever seen in them trying to do that. that story is next. ful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients naturally found in healthy skin. where do i wear aveeno®? everywhere. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion.. and try the body wash too. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. aveeno®. helps you find a whole range andof coverages.ur price" tool no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had this thing called... the "name your price" tool... it isn't a dream, is it? nope. sorry! you know that thing freaks me out. he can hear you. he didn't

it certainly looks like a s sullivan win, a republican pickup. nobody is calling the race yet.gich just sent us a note saying they're waiting on the rural vote. they want to count 70 outstanding villages who haven't come in. they're telling me it's a mathematical possibility for begich to win but here we are. we're going to count it to the last drop, i guess to know who the senator is here in alaska. 97% of the vote in, it looks really good for the republicans, but we wait. >> it looks good for the republicans, but you wait. drew griffin, thank you. >>> to louisiana where the race won't be known for weeks, democrat mary landrieu or bill cassidy got the 50% of the vote needed to win outright. that race will be decided in a two-candidate runoff election. cnn's suzanne malveaux is live in new orleans. we knew there would probably have to be a runoff, we thought maybe it would hold the balance of the senate in question. but, no, it's very clear that republicans have the senate, isn't it? >> reporter: it's very clear. but this is one of those races that's going to take 32 days, chri

you knew elvis on ed sullivan. >> that would be great. in a world of youtube where if you want to see the and thing, you click play you see a guy get kicked in the nuts and you move on to the next video. [laughter] you don't need to see the buildup. exactly. you want to see the 20 greatest plays. bang, bang. >> these of the 10 best highlights of sunday night. although, they still watch a lot of football. >> the future of a righty would have to be like that. you cannot juggle three anymore. you have it come out and juggle seven. >> neil patrick harris, congratulations on this and everything. thank you for taking this time with us. >> it has been a great pleasure. >> back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ >> this is al hunt on the story. we are joined tonight by white house chief of staff denis mcdonough. thank you so much for being with us. >> it's a pleasure being with you, al. >> meeting, luncheon today at the white house with congressional leaders. give us a sense of the mood and the content. >> good meeting. it's always reassuring to see af

on -- >> charlie: you could have been ed sullivan. >> i would have loved to have been. >> charlie: how would you like to do a show every sunday like that at 8:00? >> i'm enamoured people have studied a singular thing and not a lot of people are good at it and they can show it off. the tony's are great because it's live and massive performances but performances that have been done night after night so you're assured of quality level that's hard to achieve on the other award shows because those are one-offs. those are writing an original song, getting choreographers, getting people to perform with you and crossing your fingers that the one time you do it in front of millions of people it goes well. the tony's is, and now this amazing number from this show. they're so happy to perform, then you kill it, they do a comedy bit, everyone's so happy to be on stage and then another. it's a fun show. >> charlie: were the oscars electing you a surprise? >> it was a surprise to me. >> charlie: totally? totally. >> charlie: did someone call you up and say we want you to host the oscars or would you

the hotly contested race pits beggish against sullivan. and a nail-biter in virginia, mark werner is claiming victory. his challenger, ed gillespie says no way, not conceding, we want a recount. we'll find out if it goes that way. >> louisiana's recount went until december 6th. they battled to a draw, neither got 50, between mary landrieu and bill cassidy and rob maness, 14%, where do the votes go on december 6th. history made in iowa, joni ernst becoming the state's first female senator. she succeeds retiring democrat tom harken and over in kansas, cnn projects pat roberts keeps his seat. the polls show a close race with independent greg orman and cory gardner has won the senate race in colorado. cnn projecting that he defeats incumbent senator mark udall. a significant pick-up for republicans. in a state that twice voted for president obama. >>> arkansas, cnn projects tom cotton defeating mark pryor, a decisive win, despite white house hopes that pryor could keep the seat. the gop keeps the senate seat in georgia, thanks to a surprisingl

he called to congratulate his opponent dan sullivan earlier this year.ce left in the whole country that remains unresolved. it's a race democrats are trying desperately to hold on to and involves one of the more inexplicable political strategies i've ever seen in them trying to do that. that story is next. ifying. ifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. to help spread some holiday cheer. before ear

>> when the beatles did the sullivan show, everything at the radio station changed.livan, there wouldn't have been a british invasion. ♪ >> gerry and the pacemakers. ♪ >> it wasn't just the beatles. the british invasion had legs because there was more great music to back it up. >> a big hello from us. >> rick. >> i'm larry. >> i'm dennis. >> i'm dave. >> for the first six months they were singing, they sold over a million records a month. and in the words of one of their biggest hit songs, we're mighty glad all over to have you with us tonight. ladies and gentlemen, the dave clark five. ♪ ♪ you say that you love me, say that you love me, all of the time, all of the time ♪ ♪ you say that you need me, say you need me, you'll always be mine, always be mine ♪ ♪ i'll be glad all over, yes, i'm glad all over, baby, i'm glad all over ♪ ♪ so glad you're mine >> they're rivaling the beatles now as the top singing group in britain. how do you feel about that? >> we're really very pleased, bud i don't think you'd say we'd be rivals. we've got a completely different sound. >> we

tell me about sullivan county and brown said i am talking about north of conk lin.ullivan cone is not north. liberal blogs go wild and claim that scott brown doesn't know. he admits brown was right and he was wrong. just like the candy crowley thing. >> and that is the shame of it all. >> they are asking questions that are not honest. >> and correcting the man in the debate. >> ann coulter all of the time we have tonight. >> and coming up. the largest solar flares in decades and what you need to know about t t t t t t >> scientist are watching the largest sun spot in 25 years and sending out flares that disrupt navigation systems and radio communications and the sun spot is 20 times the size the surface of the earth and the flares produce as much energy as a kt what happens if there is a hit from a giant solar flare? with me now, frank, what does happen if there is this giant solar flare that hits us? >> it is a matter of speculation. but the general consensus is that it is very bad for a electifiied society like ours ú storm caused mass disruption of the system th

the previous director mark sullivan should have been removed.should have been removed after the salahis, the party crashers entered the white house state dinner even though they were not on the guest list as well as a third entry, another story i broke. why would uniform officers ignore the fact that they're not on the guest list, ignore the fact that they'v they had not ge through a background check? one clue and you can tell from this, but also one clue is that when mary cheney, dick cheney's daughter was under protection, she would try to get her agents to take her friends to restaurants as if they were taxi drivers. they refused, as they should be the our law enforcement officers. they are to protect individuals under certain laws and certainly that doesn't include taking mary cheney's friends to restaurants. but she threw a fit and got her detail later removed over this. so what message does that send to the uniform officers at the white house gates were confronted with his glamorous couple? it says hey, if it turns out they were supposed t

dan sullivan was one of those leaders that led by example. >> dan sullivan trained hundreds of marines to be ready for cold water -- weather conditions. >> the state was built by people like dan sullivan. >> he didn't take no for an answer. >> he cares about his fellow alaskans and fellow country men. if he says something, i believe him, because i approve them. begovich's mark's real record? over 9000 new jobs. invested in police, firefighters, and schools. as senator, he took on obama. he is taking responsibility for fixing the health care laws. so it works for alaska. go 'm mark begich because i anywhere and work with anyone to do what's right for alaska. >> join us tuesday night on c-span for our life campaign 2014 election night coverage. it started it :00 p.m. eastern. engage with us on election results on twitter at c-span or facebook.com/c-span. >> next c-span's coverage of campaign 2014 with a forum featuring the candidates and the u.s. senate? south carolina. after that a debate among the u.s. candidates in virginia's seventh district. then a discussion about international hea

the hotly contested race pits beggish against sullivan.l-biter in virginia, mark werner is claiming victory. his challenger, ed gillespie says no way, not conceding, we want a recount. we'll find out if it goes that way. >> louisiana's

>> sullivan comes forward to police but claims he's the victim of a video hoax. >> sullivan pleads guiltywillful damage and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle. he's sentenced to two years' probation and his license is suspended for six months. he's also ordered to pay more than $17,000 in damages. >> olson credits his police driver's training for helping him escape the attack. >> i honestly believe if i didn't have those skills, he would have driven me into a tree, flipped me over. i have no doubt that he would seriously have assaulted me. >> olson says he still doesn't know what sparked sullivan's rage. >> i know for a fact nothing happened on the road because i didn't even know this vehicle was behind me. no idea what caused this. >> he's just relieved the terrifying incident is over. >> this is shaking me. how do you deal with somebody trying to, what i think, you know, kill you on the road? you better get someone here. this dude is crazy. here he -- oh. >> can you stop the car? >> no. he's jumping on my hood. smashed my windscreen. >>> coming up -- a fun day of sledding takes a ho

tell me about sullivan county and brown said i am talking about north of conk lin.is not north. liberal blogs go wild and claim that scott brown doesn't know. he admits brown was right and he was wrong. just like the candy crowley thing. >> and that is the shame of it all. >> they are asking questions that are not honest. >> and correcting the man in the debate. >> ann coulter all of the time we have tonight. >> and coming up. the largest solar flares in decades and what you need to know about the dangers to our power grid. that's next. with universities across the state. for better access to talent, cutting edge research, and state of the art facilities. and you pay no taxes for ten years. from biotech in brooklyn, to next gen energy in binghamton, to manufacturing in buffalo... startup-ny has new businesses popping up across the state. see how startup-ny can help your business grow at startup.ny.gov can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one

dan sullivan has beat out mark begich.election night sullivan was ahead by more than 8100 votes. >>> a new poll who should led the country reflects what election day held. this republican led congress will have serious growing pains. the in coming senate is the least experienced since 1989. >>> staying with the post the named democrat bruce braley the worst candidate of the 2014 election. the reasons? a bad record and bad pr. over the course of two years he missed 75% of the hearings of the house va committee and public dispute with his neighbors over wandering chickens. >>> there are nine signs someone is running for president. eating food in iowa. that's a sure sign. do they have a fan club? and are people talking to their moms? interesting. >>> big news before black friday. the internet house bill was shelved. >>> holidays names stricken from next year's montgomery school's calendar. the maryland county's board of education voted to eliminate references to all religious holidays on the calendar in a response to muslim l

the truth is it was written by one of j.edgar hoover's top men, william sullivan. he had a package of king sex tapes prepared by the f.b.i.'s lab technicians wrote the accompanied poison pen letter and sent both to king's home. sullivan's letter ends with what seems like a call for king to kill himself. >>> king, there is only one things left for you to do. you know what it is. there is but one way out for you. you better take it before your filthy, abnormal, fraudulent self is bared to the nation. the f.b.i. sent that letter to a man who is widely, and rightly seen as a secular saint. a moral beacon for the 20th century. it was such a shameful moment. the f.b.i. director keeps the request to bug king on his desk as a reminder. >>> author of that new york times magazine essay. what an uncensored letter to m.l.k. reveals. >>> first of all, how did you find this thing? >> i really just happened upon it. so the letter itself has been known for about 40 years at this point. but we've only seen it in the sort of redacted versions. and i was going through a new set of ho

and dan sullivan is just down the street. should he win, he is going to come back to this vote tally center and make the rounds. but right now we are just waiting on all those votes, far-flung regions of alaska to be counted. christine? >> quirky. i think that's a really good way to state it. still counting the votes in alaska. the winner of louisiana senate. neither mary landrieu or bill cassidy got the vote to win outright. it will be decided in a two candidate runoff election. suzanne malveaux is there live for us in new orleans this morning. this is what many people would forecast, that we wouldn't know the outcome of this vote for some time. >> you know, christine, they called it a jungle primary. but we expect kind of a wild ride to happen in the next 32 days or so before that runoff. yes, it was not unexpected here. but certainly it is a lot of anticipation around this. you're talking about senator landrieu, who came out late in the evening, really very aggressive against her opponent, bill cassidy, challenging him to

uva president teresa sullivan suspended all fraternities until early january. school administration called for an independent investigation of the school's sexual assault policies. the administration is responding to a damning rolling stone magazine article that alleged a gang rape perpetrated by fraternity brothers inside a frat house. andrew lohse is a former frat leader who has written an expoÉe on frat life, hazing and its are link to campus rape. he says it's time to stop the violence and sexual assault that permeate frat culture. are. >> two cups of clear vinegar is enough to make you feel like your internal organs are fail. i remember, i burst my stomach contents over a garbage can. >> he underwent that hazing in dartmouth, in his book, confession is of an ivy league frat boy. theirs forced acknowledge blurs the line between consent and objection. >> it's hard to underestimate the kind of social pressure that can affect boys of this age from 18, 19, to 22, when most of these young men are in fraternities. there is really a strong level of fitting in, you

sullivan is a marine corps reservist, former assistant secretary of state under president george w. bush. >>> marge roukema has died. as a gop congresswoman from new jersey, she came in with the reagan wave in 1980 and served 11 terms. she rose to become the longest serving woman in the house. former teacher she ran for office initially to deal with the loss of her teenage son to leukemia. she was a moderate who worked with president clinton to pass the family medical leave act. split with her party on guns and abortion. marge roukema was 85 years old. >>> the american people feel they have lost control of their personal information. the latest pew survey shows over 90% don't trust companies with their data. 80% express concern about the government monitoring their communications. put another way the numbers show the people feel their right to privacy is fading quickly and there's nothing being done to stop it. >>> and somewhat related, drone sightings near aircraft especially are now almost a daily event across the u.s. sometimes several times a day. as one veteran commercial pilot

sullivan with 49. begich, 46.seat to the republican margin of victory. we're still waiting for one more race to be settled. that's the one in louisiana. comes down to a runoff on december 6. back to you guys. >> all right. doug luzader there on capitol hill, thank you. meanwhile, there is an update on the senate race down in louisiana. that's right. we've been waiting for that as well. with that, we have headline duty today with ainsley earhart who joins us live here. >> i'm fill not guilty for heather. yes, good to be here. thank you. here are the headlines. the lame duck congress starting today and senate democrats are considering a vote to approve the keystone pipeline to try to get mary landrieu reelected in louisiana. a majority of democrats have voted no on the pipeline, but landrieu cited her support as a difference between her and president obama. landrieu's challenger is also weighing in. >> i think it's incredibly cynical. keep in mind harry reid could have brought this up any time that he wished. but in

says senator elect dan sullivan is the new u.s.senator from the state of alaska and senator elect dan sullivan has already jumped on a plane and make it to washington in time for important senate meetings today. still tonight senator mark beg given is not conceding. >> greta, great to be here, thanks for having me. >> welcome to washington. you have been here before though. tell me what about senator begich. >> after our election went off i went and did marine corps training. i'm still in the reference and was focused on that. when the a.p. and other news organizations called it, i was being respectful to the process. but also wanted to get down here. roll up my sleeves. do work for my fellow alaskans. we had important meetings today. people are talking about committee assignments and things like that. had some votes today. i wanted to be here for important meetings. >> what committee are you on. >> different ones. commerce is very important particularly given the importance of our fisheries in alaska. environment and public works,

campaign has and sullivan a relatively new arrival in alaska. >> sam it will be an interesting night, thank you. >> thank you. >> joining us from new orleans is randall pinkston. who has been covering the race closely. one of two senate races that may not be decided on election night. randall good to see you. mary landrieu of course long time senator down there fighting for her political survival against a whole bunch of candidates principally two republicans, cassidy and mannis. >> all eyes are on senator landrieu the incumbent and bill cassidy the first term congressman, rising star of the republican party. mannis has tea party support he is not expected to do much better than third place. he will likely draw votes from congressman cassidy which means that the race will go into a runoff. landrieu's hope for keeping her seat is getting 50 plus one in the election tomorrow, if she doesn't do that this race will go into december and most analysts are predicting that mannis's votes plus cassidy's will put landrieu out of office. >> this has been a nasty vote. mannis is a former kentuck

sullivan up for 4% there or up 4%.iana senate races headed to the runoff but much closer than landrieu would have liked and will be an uphill battle and she accused bill cassidy of voting against hurricane isaac relief in a hard-hit neighborhood. >>> as we look in virginia, nbc news called mark warner the apparent winner but the margin is still extremely close. we're talking about 16,000 votes. and the governor's races, alaska, still too close to call with independent bill walker leading republican sean parnell and we have john hickenlooper of colorado managing to survive a challenge from his opponent as did dana malloy against his republican opponent and pat quinn now conceding to bruce rauner. >>> carlesha freeland-gaither, the 22-year-old woman violently abducted in philadelphia last weekend, she has been safely rescued. now, this case came to national news when this shocking video, it's surveillance footage of her abduction was released monday and atf agents found her and her kidnapper allegedly in his car across s

he's up against dan sullivan a he's up against dan sullivan a republican. republican. >> everyone is reporting it's >> everyone is reporting it's going to be difficult for going to be difficult for democrats to keep. democrats to keep. there's nothing i've heard that there's nothing i've heard that counters that. counters that. >> and colorado -- >> and colorado -- >> colorado where the democrats >> colorado where the democrats are going to be a little are going to be a little surprising in the returns. surprising in the returns. i think it's going to be a i think it's going to be a little more democrat and part of little more democrat and part of that is because of early voting that is because of early voting that's been instituted there in that's been instituted there in colorado. colorado. right now they have a hybrid right now they have a hybrid method but what what happened in method but what what happened in oregon happened in washington, oregon happened in washington, when they introduced that vote when they introduced that vote by mail by mail syste