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terri mcauliffe. >> jon: wait, terri mcauliffe t that is idiotic. >> he won. >> jon: he won one election, that's -- >> how do you not get that? >> it's math, jon. >> jon: this election proves then for the republicans that chris chrisiest will be the nominee in 2016, is that right. >> jon-- (laughter) >> sweet, sweet brain damaged jon. (laughter) let me mash up this news and spoon-feed it to you. based on last night's results we can absolutely see that in 2016 republican voters will want a tough talking no-nonsense nontea party northeasterner who has had lap band surgery. >> jon: so governor christie. >> christie, no, open your ear, man. the next president of the united states is rex ryan. a true blooded northerner, bill salty, the fluctuating weight that america electorate is clearly clamouring for and he proved he's not afraid to stand up to the religious right. >> great analysis right there. >> thank you. >> this is-- al, you are buying this, you are buying this? >> not really, jon. for my money the real message from yesterday's election is americans are thirsty for a spanish-speaking

wait there's more. >> terry mcauliffe say walking negative add. >> ken is out there. >> homophobic andnti-choice. >> there's a question of private jets and vacation homes. >> this will is not -- >> holy (bleep) this is a nightmare. even major newspapers are enborissing none of the -- endorsing none of the above and guy who is not even running. >> you see why so many virginians virginians are flum. i moxed; that a southern word for (bleep). >> i had one voter tell me it was a choice between a heart attack and cancer. >> the voters have to actually pick a heart attack or canier to be the governor. what involuntary looks of horrible disgust run across each voters face to make the decision. we made two drinks a terry mcauliffe and the kencucinelli. we took our samples to the streets. first up the cucinelli. let's see that again in slow motion. how about the mcauliffe. do you want to vomit right there? >> just a little. >> no one was prepared to make the choice. which one would you rather drink for the next four years? >> they are both horrible. i love virginia but i don't know what part of

we've been waiting for those votes. terry mcauliffe shy of 5,000 votes. why?you look at this, again, women, 51% women, 49% men, even split, right? terry mccall liauliffe targetin. if these numbers hold up that will be a key factor in the case. move over, if you look at this, this so changed in virginia. a lot of people think of virginia as a conservative state. look at this, the largest chunk moderate. where do moderates live? suburbs in fair fax, prince william, arlington outside of washington d.c. look at this number here, 55% of moderates breaking for terry mcauliffe. a third of the vote going for ken cuccinelli. terry mcauliffe winning right now. again, this is what we see tonight right now. when the republicans won the governor's race last time watch the northern virginia counties. that's what happened. this is where virginia decided when president obama carried the state in 2012 blew up here. it's right up here in the d.c. area. let's come back to where we are now at 91% of the vote. terry mcauliffe with a very narcotic low le narrow lead. >> nose those

>> terry mcauliffe, the lead in the polls. let's wait and count the votes. virginia is changing. yes, the tea party movement was an issue yes, the shutdown was an issue, yes, obama care was an issue but part of this is virginia's changing demographics. 39% of the lerelectorates call themselves democrats. this is a big switch. the democratic population, especially in northern virginia, is growing. and among democrats, look at that. terry mcauliffe held his base. 96% of people who say they're democrats voted for the democratic nominee. a smaller slice said they were republicans but ken cuccinelli did hold his base as well by 91%. republicans stayed home and voted for their candidate. let's look at this closer. virginia is becoming a swing state. a purple state, some even leaning blue. to win there you have to win the middle of the electorate. 44% describe themselves as moderates. among moderates, todayy mcauliffe getting nearly 6 in 10 of those votes. if that lead in the early exit poll shows up, this will be a key look. winning in the middle of the electorate. let's look at the is

pretty cute wearing his levis and the nurses and i stood there isn't made him wait in the waiting room and we told terry and watched her wheel herself to go see him. they were in there a long time. finally the door opens and mike came out a loan and he left. terry had thrown him out and told him never to come back. then she stopped smoking the appetite back into started to eat. in the hole in the back side began to fill. i only saw her once a week dealing seemed as miraculous as the time lapse movies when the plant goes from the seat that is the way her bedsores seemed to appeal. first a little glistening at the base than muscle then subcutaneous tissue then skid with colin from this side and it would get smaller and smaller and shallower until finally it looked like a big scab on her back. is a flake off and there was a peak new skin. it took a long time. two 1/2 years but at the end of those years the social worker located her family in the midwest who wanted her to come live with them and we flew her back and she never went back on the streets and lived for many years as far as i know. watching fat h

here are the updated exit polls, waited exit polls. 47% for terry mcauliffe, 7% for rob sarvis.a very, very close race shaping up, 47%, 45%, remember, these are exit poll estimates. the final outcome may be different, but clearly, we see what could be an extremely tight race in virginia. we'll share more exit poll data like this throughout the night, but let me show you the actual votes that have now been tallied, have actually been counted. 29% of the vote is now in. ken kuch necuccinelli is ahead. 51-42, still 58,000 plus ahead for ken cuccinelli and 7% for robert sarvis. shapes up a lot closer than a lot of folks thought going into tonight. >> with 30% in, you see the margin. i want to show people a little historical comparison. these are counties for ken cuccinelli of note, starting to get results up here leaning democratic in fair fax county. until we have more vote from up here it's hard to say what will happen. when you see this vote, let me call it for you. look a at this red here, red here. this is the strength for ken cuccinelli. i want to go back in time. when you see

abc's terry moran was there. >> this was the waiting area of tacloban's airport.an see the storm surge tore the place apart. believe it or not, this is one of the only places in the city functioning. this is where people want to get to because this is where you can get out. >> the confirmed death toll is under 2,000 but feared to be much higher. today many bodies will be buried in mass graves. we have learned that two americans are among the dead. >>> the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty was remembered at a memorial service yesterday. gerardo hernandez shot to death earlier this month. at a los angeles airport. the shooting suspect still in the hospital. his condition has been upgraded to fair. >>> across the country, in queens new york, another memorial for the victims of flight 587 that crashed 12 years ago, two months after the terror attacks of 9/11. 265 people perished when the plane went down just after takeoff. yesterday hundreds ofamily and friends visited the seaside memorial braving chilly rains and winds to place flowers on the walls. >>> pr

that's why storm victims by e hundreds wait inines at the tacloban airport. lineshat don't seem to move. terry works at the local post office. she's been in line for three days. >> people likes, very ordina, cannot go to manil were just suffering from hunger no water >> no medicine. >> no medicine reporter: and so t u.s. marines are throwing evething they have at the problem including the osprey. it can fly like a plane but take off or land like aelicopter, making it an ideal bridge beeen the aid that's come in and the that desperately need it. we rode along as the ospreys made adropof in a town cut off since the storm hit. we are in a little village called ewan. the ospreys are loaded with aid, with food. there are police, local emgency workers here hping to unload the planes. look at the crowd that's assembled here. [ cheers ] >> reporter: whawas it like here friday? >>h, horrible. it's like hell. >> reporter: this man woies the aid may not t to the people who need it mt. as best we could tell, the shipmentas secure. as the ospreys continu to swoop from village to villag u can't help but won

virginia, the race cuccinelli, the republican, the democrat, terry mcauliffe and the independent third party candidate, robert sarvis. as we waitor real results to come in to help us make a projection, he with want to share what our early exit poll are revealing. these are estimates. they're based on interviews with a sampling of voters in virginia as they left select polling stations. here are the exit poll results.

terry moran was there. >> reporter: this was the waiting area of tacloban's airport. the storm surge tore the place apart. believe it or not, this is one of the only places in the city that is still functioning. this is where people want to get to because this is where you can get out. >> the confirmed death toll is under 2,000, but it's feared to be much higher. today many bodies will be buried in mass graves. we have learned that two americans are among the dead. >>> the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty was remembered at a memorial service yesterday. gerardo hernandez shot to death earlier this month at a los angeles airport. the shooting suspect still in the hospital. his condition has been upgraded to fair. >>> across the country, in queens, new york, another memorial for the victims of flight 587 that crashed 12 years ago, two months after the terror attacks of 9/11. 265 people perished when the plane went down just after takeoff. yesterday hundreds of family and friends visited the seaside memorial braving chilly rains and winds to place flowers on t

doctors to carry out kata following their use and in purpose pet you waiting a law i that these methods are safe and effective instant terry geisha techniques there is no question that they were torture they were dangerous they were abusive they're not effective in a listening accurate information and they are wrong. now if you look at some other stories from around the world congolese rabble say here and here armed insurgency and will now use only political means to attain their goals the m twenty three group have been fighting the government in the eastern democratic republic of congo since twenty twelve however the militants were forced out of their strongholds last week in a founts of launched by the congolese army backed by un troops at least eight hundred thousand people have fled their homes since the start of the fighting. an egyptian court has upheld their ruling imposing an outright ban on the muslim brotherhood back in september the group was stripped off its legal status following the army's overthrow of president morsi in july key figures in the brotherhood including the deposed have state are currently facing

abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran is in the hardest hit city in the philippines tonight. >> reporter: this was the waiting area of tacloban's airport. you can see the storm surge just tore the place apart. believe it or not, this is one of the only places in the city that is still functioning. this is where people want to get to because this is where you can get out. sunrise in hell. day five for the survivors of typhoon haiyan and the desperation is deepening. everyone wants out. and the few flights a day from tacloban's airport are turning into frantic mob scenes. aid efforts are ramping up, but the scale of this thing is so vast -- the need so great -- at times, it seems only a trickle of help has come here. filipinos are starting to fault their government and do it themselves. near cebu city, neighbors just loaded up a truck with rice and cans of food and went looking for people in need. >> we're just trying to go around and look for a town that really needs help. >> reporter: survivors are so desperate for water they are straining it through t-shirts. disease is a huge concern now. for so many, any s

wait for a machine. live in rohnert park, terry mcsweeney. >> ten years to build and it's finally open. >>> just into our newsroom within the past hour, the san francisco board of supervisors passed controversial legislation on how long city parks can stay open. this means that all city parks will now have the same hours. they will be closed from midnight to 5:00 a.m. supervisors composed the plan to combat vandalism and dumping and the crime happens overnight and that costs the city about 1 million bucks each year. some homeless advocates said the policy targets people who sleep in the parks and will force them into downtown. >>> they think they've got their arsonist. now they want to know why he set a teenager on fire. less than a day after an 18-year-old was set on fire aboard an ac transit bus, another teen, just 16 years old is under arrest for that crime. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live at oakland police headquarters with more on this bizarre crime. there's surveillance video that helped cops. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. and police say that the community really got involved in this case

pretty cute wearing his levis and the nurses and i stood there isn't made him wait in the waiting room and we told terryhed her wheel herself to go see him. they were in there a long time. finally the door opens and mike came out a loan and he left. terry had thrown him out and told him never to come back. then she stopped smoking the appetite back into started to eat.

terry branstad. don't spend money don't have, and if you are, get it under control. don't waiternment to tell you what to do. don't tell the government tell you what doctor you have to go to. that should be you making that decision. we want all those health care providers competing against each other for our business, not government favoritism. we know what tax reform looks like. stop picking losers and winners in washington. lower our taxes for families and businesses so we can keep more of what we earn. [applause] the way it works these days is that you have really high tax rates. nine out of 10 businesses in iowa and wisconsin pay their taxes as individuals. the top tax rate now because of obamacare and the other obama taxes is 44.6%. you know what it is on canada? 15%. 25% in china. going to 20% in england. if you save your money to washington but do some things that we in washington approve of, you we will let you yet some of it back. i have a better idea -- keep it in the first place. you decide what you do with it because it is your money. [applause] that is what real ta

condoms in the trash >> kirk: you would have felt bad if they were waiting for you >> no, i'm rock 'n roll ready >> kirk: next, john and terryak their pact not to get busy with other people? we will find out when we come back. [applause] next on "the test"... other than what john knows about have you had sexual intercourse with anyone else besides john? do you like action? do you want to witness shocking results? if are you in the la area and would like to be in the studio audience for a taping of "the test" go to thetesttv.com. >> kirk: after years of marriage and dozens of affairs and thousands of late night drives by themselves terry and john made a pact to put the cheating to rest. but did they? you guys talk about this everyday. >> yes. >> kirk: i mean it is a constant fight? >> yes, it's not a fight it is a part of our life to accuse each other. oh, you are going to the bathroom is... >> she is accusing you. she won't let you go to the bathroom. >> i have no privacy in our home. we try to give somebody privacy >> kirk: you go for a drive >> sometime it is don't always work >> kirk: you think he is cheating? >> i feel l

couple that with what many feel was a wakeup call from the commonwealth of virginia where, hey, wait a minute, terryout a dozen and instead it was a skwaoerbg because kaoufp -- squeaker because cuccinelli was able to effectively hang obamacare around mcauliffe. he was a big supporter. then out of nowhere, yesterday the president called a bunch of democrats, i think it was 16, and they went to the white house for a meeting with the president. it wasn't on the agenda. >> republicans were the ones being loud for the most part about obamacare, but they have reason to given the fact that they have upcoming elections in which their constituents are furious right now because they can't log on. they went to the president and said, hey, what about a delay for the individual mandate? what about that? certainly they are in panic mode right now and they're facing the reality -- >> we all agree on this in our pregame meeting where we huddle up in eye black and go over the show, i believe you're going to look at these democrats in red states who have gotten the wink and the nod to go act upset about healthcare.go

with his little strut, and the nurses and i, we stood there, and we made him wait in the waiting room, and we told terrynd watched terry wheel herself on her gurney the whole length of the ward and go in to see him. they were this there a long time -- in there a long time. finally, the door opened, and mike came out alone and left. terry had thrown him out. she told him never to come back. then she stopped smoking. her appetite came back, she started to to eat. and that hole in her back side began to fill in. and since i only saw it about once a week with, its healing seemed as miraculous to me as those time lapse movies you see, we used to see in school when you'd watch a plant grow from a seed in just a few minutes? that's the way ter arely's bed sore -- terry's bed sore seemed to heal. first there was a little glistening at the base, then there was muscle, and then skin began to crawl in from the sides, and it began to get smaller and smaller and shallower and shallower until finally it looked like just a big scab on her back. and then the scam flaked off -- scab flaked off, and there was pink, new t

i'm ready to put terry lundgren up for retail hall of fame. i don't agree that we waitns in the fourth quarter. they're knocking the cover off the ball. they're the go-to place for holiday. i think they're just winning the game. i don't think this was an isolated case at all. i think they're doing better than other people, yes. but i think we've seen a strong finish here to the third quarter. >> i have a question about the gross margin, a little disappointing. you're talking about you're not seeing as many promotions as you thought you would. isn't that what you think, macy's? >> though turned in 47 cents, they thought they would be at 39. did they give up gross margin to get 3.5% sales comps? yes. i'm not that concerned when it works. i'm concerned when they give up gross margins and don't get the sales. i think they did what they needed to do. they got the inventories where they needed to be, drove the sales line. they gave up a little comp but they were great on the expense structure. wow, i mean, can you do it better than that? i mean, basically, terry has taken thi

terry branstad. don't spend money don't have, and if you are, get it under control. don't wait for the government to tell you what to do. don't tell the government tell you what dr. you have to go to. that should be you making that decision. we want all those health care providers competing against each other for our business, not government favoritism. we know what tax reform looks like. stop picking losers and winners in washington. taxes forlower our families and businesses so we can keep more of what we earn. [applause] the way it works these days is that you have really high tax rates. nine out of 10 businesses and i was -- businesses in iowa and wisconsin pay their taxes as individuals. the top tax rate now because of obamacare and the other obama taxes is 44.6%. you know what it is on canada? 15%. 25% in china. owing to 20 in england. -- going to 20% in england. if you save your money to washington but do some things that we in washington approve of, you we will let you yet some of it back. i have a better idea -- keep it in the first place. you decide what you do with i

wait for nfl investigators first who will now meet friday with martin. nfl.com saying the likely outcome is both not playing as dolphins. >>> cleveland's terry francona is manager of the year. also getting the nod the man who ended a two decades long losing streak, pittsburgh's clint hurdle. congratulations to them. michigan state's fast break gets them an alley-oop on this one. dawson with the slam. game tied at 66. then state scores 3 to break that tie. then seconds left, a two-point game. brandon dawson tips in the extra two, with that kentucky loses 78-74. louisville easily takes on unranked hofstra. kevin ware who suffered that gruesome leg break is two weeks away from play time many are saying. kansas, an exciting duel with duke. jav ary parker drives, steals, then a reverse layup. just over a minute left in the game. the jayhawks defense pounces. andrew higgins returns with the slam there. kansas wins. that's a beauty. the elevator, he says, was not working. so the nhl game analyst can do it so can he. buffalo's play by play announcer there down by the ice with a helmet. maybe a little nervous. and he needed it. duck! >> see? it served him well.

terri mcauliffe cast his ballot at spring hill elementary, and robert is libertarian candidate went back to his alma mater for science and technology in alexandria. peggy fox is waiting for the results with the democrats in vienna and peggy, this race is being looked at by some as a bell weather for the mood of the whole country. >> absolutely, you know, if we are seeing higher voter turnout than expected, what is bringing those voters out? we have heard from the democrats that outrage over the g. government shutdown and what is driving it. a referendum on obama care. so, which is it? we were out at the polls today asking that question. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> first time candidate democrat is running for delegate in prince william county. >> he is hoping to oust the outspoken conservative, long- time delegate. he like gop gubernatorial candidate says this election is the referendum on obama care, not the tea party and government shutdown. >> it has depressed the democratic base. it is reminded republicans, hey, this race is now between ken cuccinelli who was the first to challenge obama care with my law and mr. obama. this is not between mcauliffe and cuc

> in virginia it's too early to make this call terry mcauliff has a slight lead in virginia over ken cuccinelli according to our exit polls. we are waiting for firm numbers to come in. he is doing strong, performing strongly among women voters, mcauliff is, the democrat and also in the excerpts of washington. and that's not surprising. these are just right outside washington. the government shut down. cuccinelli performing well among married women and married women. leading both of those categories. this is an interesting one i think in non-married women mcauliff is winning 76 to 16. non-married women. >> big margin. >> huge margin. >> on the issue of abortion, greta, if the top issue for voter was abortion 6 a% are supporting terry mcauliff 230% ken cuccinelli. >> what's interesting about this race is really what it says for the clintons especially secretary of state hillary clinton should she run in 2016. terry mcauliff is so close to the family and they have been out campaigning for him and how virginia goes in 2016 is going to make a big difference in that race. >> it's a big deal any time a presidential candidate can get a foot hold

terry mccauliffe. chuck todd telling us earlier in the hour that the remaining outstanding votes, to the precincts they're still waitingo get in are mostly northern virginia counties, in a typical year those would tend to lean democrat, but there's no reason to projects from past years, it all matters what happens tonight. the lieutenant governor in virginia was not that close, nbc news has now projected the winner in that race, ralph northam. in the city of boston, where voters are choosing a repla replacement for that city's long-time mayor, tonight with 87% of the vote in, martin walsh with john connelly, seen as somebody who's prioritized education above all of his other issues in this race. it was thought going into this race it was going to be a close one, and it indeed looks close. i love election night, it's like christmas morning and birthday and new year's. we have got so much more straight ahead. in the nation, we know how you feel about your car. so when coverage really counts, count on nationwide insurance. because what's precious to you is precious to us. ♪ love, love is strange just another way we put me

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terry mcauliffe is the one who pulled out the narrow victory over republican ken cuccinelli. mcauliffe captured 48% of the vote, kush nellie -- kush nellie -- cuccinelli received 45%. >> reporter: the next governor of virginia waited -- weaded into a group of supporters. though he only by only 2 percentage points, democrats old and young are celebrating big. >> high five, baby, high five. >> what a great night, everybody. >> reporter: mcauliffe thanked ken cuccinelli calling him a principled man but referred to his stand on abortion and gay marriage as reason for the republicans' lost. >> most democrats and republicans in virginia want to make virginia a model for pragmatic leadership that is friendly to job creation, a model for welcoming the best and brightest scientists and innovators, no matter your race, gender, religion, or whom you love. >> reporter: democrat ralph northam had the only double digit victory in a statewide race beating lieutenant jackson. >> the government shutdown affected a lot of people and small businesses. virginians just want leaders that will go and sit down and talk about our challenges and come up with solutions. that's what terry and i are all about. >> reporter: over the last few w

president and it made everybody think back to, wait a minute, the guy that pardoned nixon is going to win? and jimmy carter surged ahead. i wonder how much terry mcauliffe has got it, get used to it, guys, i wonder if at the end there were people who like, remember, we don't like this guy. are we sure we want to make this happen? if it had been cuccinelli up five points, i wonder if he would have crunched in the last few days. >> steve kornacki, we always enjoy your insight, thank you, sir. as always, you can catch "up with steve kornacki" 8:00 eastern right here on msnbc. >>> that brings us to our question of the day. do you think republicans will learn from new jersey governor chris christie's example? you can weigh in on twitter or facebook. we're going to share your thoughts a little later in the broadcast. >>> history was made last night in some of the races for mayor across this country beginning in the big apple. voters elected the first democrat in a generation. bill de blasio won by the largest margin since the 1980s. he called his campaign a progressive one, featuring his diverse family in campaign ads where he promised to tax the ri

>>> coming up later this hour, we are going to talk with macy's ceo, terry lundgren and walmart's ceo, bill simon. >> hold up, wait seems to be a discount when it comes to what people may be spending versus what they feel about the economy in general. a new cnn poll that shows the majority of americans have a pretty negative view of the way things are going in the country in general. their opinions about the economy aren't much better. who better to ask about this, alison kosik. >> you are talking about a disconnect that's going on between what we are seeing in the markets and what we are seeing happening in the economy, specially when you look at this poll. really eye-opening. it showed that 59% of people say things are going badly in this country. here is the thing. that number has been steadily increasing since april. also, 41% believe things are going well or fairly well. that's the lowest number since 2012. what you are seeing is kind of these mixed feelings that americans are feeling as we approach the holidays caught somewhere between pessimism and optimism. >> how is it that people are worried about the ec

videotapes, where mick andreas and terry wilson are clearly engaged in criminal activity, they didn't go back home and demand that these guys resign. you know, they waited until after the settlement. that was almost a year, and so they left people in there that they knew were engaged in criminal activity. now that's a problem--that's a problem for the shareholders of adm. that's something they need to be asking themselves. why didn't these people get tossed out? c-span: how do you... >> guest: any--anybody else would have been. c-span: how can you deal with it, though? one of the things your book does is show how intertwined the fbi, the justice department, the anti-trust division, the fraud section of the--you know, all these--the criminal division, all that stuff--how do you--if you're a stockholder, how do you ever get to it? >> guest: you know, the answer to that, i have no idea, because it is difficult. i mean, you know, directors have to take their jobs seriously. on some levels, the directors of this--of this company did take their jobs seriously. on other levels, i don't think they did. i think--and i think the most glaring example of that is th

wait until today to call the republican governor? last night president obama calling three democrats to congratulate them on their victories. virginia governor elect terrycauliff. new york city mayor elect deblazio and martin walsh. now it's an international mystery reportedly new evidence that palestinian leader yasser arafat was poisoned to death. swiss scientists say their forensic tests show he was poisoned with radioactive pallone yum. the cause of death has never been determined. some palestinians believe israel poisoned arafat. israel denies that. >>> and now to arizona, bad news for jodi arias the young woman convicted of stabbing her boyfriend in the shower. today a phoenix judge said she cannot fire her lawyer. arias claims she no longer trusts her lawyer and that he has not been to see her in jail since may 23rd that is when jurors reached impasse on whether to condemn arias to death or not. she was convicted of murdering her boyfriend travis alexander. >>> now to colorado john moffit quitting football in the middle of the season. telling the denver broncos he will not be returning to the team and given up the million dollars he would have ma

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, if they waited a few more weeks the obamacare rollout was so clunky it started to cause problems for the democratic candidate but the vote happened right at the right time. and democrat terry mcauliffe beat the tea party candidate in ken cuccinelli in a big upset and the direct result of the government shutdown in alabama, we saw the tea party candidate also lose to a more moderate candidate in a republican primary. so not a great day for the tea partiers. everyone is going to be looking to these elections as they determine where they put their money for next year's congressional races in november 2014. >> politics there. we are going to talk about sunnyvale because they passed that gun measure down there. >> reporter: they did. and it's about to go to court. [ laughter ] >> we'll hold to you that. that's coming up at 6:30 and the secession didn't work out too well, either. >> reporter: no, it didn't. >> thank you. remember that you can find more of melissa's segments on mornings@cbs5.com, analysis, right on our website, kpix.com/mornings. >>> president obama is heading to texas today to meet with volunteers helping to sign people up for health insurance. at the same time,

terry mcauliffe leads cuccinelli by 12 points. >> that's a big gap. >> that's massive. >> we'll see. okay. are we going to go to toronto or should we wait until little center i think we'll do it after the break. you all haven't been that well behaved. >> let's smoke. >> no. let's not. that's bad. >> help me out, willie. >> terry wins this race. christie wins this race. does it mean anything? >> it's a case study. ken cuccinelli has run a tough, hard right campaign. he put out a book questioning social security, medicare. he's been a flame thrower. he called bob mcdonnell a liberal. so, you got these two states that barack obama won. and then one state you have somebody running a hard right campaign and if he loses to terry mcauliffe especially. terry mcauliffe doesn't look like, talk like, act like a virginia governor. it will be a shock if he wins that state. >> differ with you a little bit. he's proven -- he's a deal maker, a business guy. democrats like that. >> he wins big in a state like virginia looking like an outsider. it's more damning for the type of campaign cuccinelli ran whereas you go up to jersey chris christie in this bl