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schiff there referring to th major developments expected in the russia investigation. for more on all this let's go to nbc's tracie potts in d.c. tracie, the drama not on holiday just yet. the president expected somit his written answers to the mueller team this week. >> reporter:tl ex phillip. written answers. and they're supposed to be submitted before thanksgiving. thens presidentring about collusion, which he's repeatedly said there was none. but not answering questions about possible obstruction of justice. his lawyers would n allow that. now, the president in an interview on fox said that he's done, that these questions were -- that he dictated them, at it wasn't lots of meetings with lawyers as was reported but a pretty simple process. but as for a sit-down interview, a face-to-face interview, not kely to happen. >> is that your final position, that there going to be no sit-down interview and nhing written or in person on obstruction? >> i would say probably. probably. i mean, i can change my mind, . but probab >> no -- >> i think we've wasted enough time on thi

th have to wi tonight if we want to move on.e time 8 o'clock and tonigh after thursday night football right here on fox5 keep watching because our very own holly morris has an exclusive sitdown with wayne rooney. the summerooney took the ler team literally fromtr place into the playoffs. holly will talk ao himbout everything from turning around e with his family here in d.c.and how h ene in the area. looking forward to it. >> me, too. okand guess who else is looking forward to it? >> i know, i'm so excited. holly got a chance to meet him. >> me, >>e's a big t h deal. >> genuine article, right. >> royalty. >> yeah. >> he's soccer royalty. do the forleecast. go to d.c. uni ted tte i out. this i the forecast for later today. warm conditions and aix oy sun mixing with clouds.f currently we're in the 50's so probab e a jacketly but as we get into the late afternoon and evening hours, we are looking at conditions which are going to only improve .round here later today able to show you because i cat move my maps. 76 this afternoon. wer

work zone th one lane getting by there. inbound south capitol street, work zone with a left lane worked. a little slow here. aaron. >> melissa, thank you. it's 4:01. this morning, the people that lived near the bethesda intersection where a woman was hit and killed by a car is calling it dangerous. >> this is where we're talking about she was hit on old georgetown road near the intersection with long oak drive between the beltway and democracy boulevard. the 74-year-old tried to a cros the height of rush hour. a portion of the road had to be closed ssh investigators could work. they arrived a short time later. she may have been trying to get to a metro bus stop. >> this is not a good place. people cross here all the time. cars are trying to come out. there's another road, a side road, an access road over there. it's a tough area. >> t 1re's been deadly pedestrian accidents in montgomery county so far this year. in 2017, thereere 11. >> today family and friends will say their final good-bye to hunter edwards. he died last fr

for twore to th years.new york two months ago and had been staying inigh end hotels where they maxed out their credit cards. a witness told police he saw the women in a park on thern ing of october 24th praying together. their bodies wereve disd later that afternoon. >> we also have soues that the detectives have developedti r, statements made that they would rathernflict harm on icthemselves and commit sue than return toaudia arabia. at this point in time, a we've alrea a put significant amourecentf notre done until we are comfortable working with the office of the chief mecal examiner, et cetera, but at this point in time, everythingha t we've seen thus far is pointing to other than a crime taking place. w butre not ruling anything >> detectives believe the women may have applied for after alleging that they were victims of abuse. >> d.c. police have me an arrest in a 14-year-old cold case. in4 the murder case of kendra smith. the.c. woman was gunned down she sat in her car outside her southeast home. fox

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>> going into the election republicans held 14 of the 53 seats, th lost two. the darrell ices seat flipped to blue. the one held by steve knight in northern l.a defeated him.e hill there is another in orange county, leaning toward the democrat in that. then there's three that are a tossup, two of them in orange county, one of them in modesto. very close, 1,300 votes between thd tens of thousands of ballots still to count. really up in the air. >> thank you all. you guys have been doing wonderful work this week. go get some rest this weekend. >> thank you. >> mike scott, marisa lagos, guy marzorati, and katie orr in snkramento. ths to all of you. >>> now to another mucha talked bout aspect of the midterms, the many women who ran yr office thr. here in california first-time candidate katie hill flipped a congressionalred district to blue. nationwide more than 120 women have won so far, among the many firsts, the first two native american women elected to congress, the first woman senator from tennessee, the first female governor of maine.r and ayanna sley became

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could be in the 2,020 th upon him.christian fischer has all the latest in washington. >> la prosecutors have decided that they will not prosecute hi on felony domestic abuse charges . he was arrested last week on felony to passive violence afte his girlfriend told police that he iedragged her by her arm acr the bedroom floor. he claims the accusations are coming completely false and a fabrication. he tonight issued a statement saying i'm thankful after affair , careful and thorough investigation i have maintained my innocence and the moment of my arrest saying this thanksgiving i e am especially thankful for justice. a spokeswoman for the district attorney wouldn't say why prosecutors plan to take the document supporting their decision were not release because the case isn't over yet the city attorney is reviewing it in deciding d. >> thank you. now turning our attention to th issue of immigration were were learning more about the suspect who was caught on dashcam put i on a shootout with arkansas police earlier this m

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th's a pretty impressive number. in the last gallop poll before the election he was 40% favorable nationally. so you lotok north dakota you have a president who is at 60-39, that's a mountain to climb. you can make the case losing house seats that donald trump'si coat tls he's wearing a tank toh but in nokota he had real coat tails. i know it's a greatl. vis >> we have an important senate race to call. ted crnguz holn to his senate seat in the state of texas spending off the very shall we say the darling of the democratic party beto o'rourke who was all over the state, raised a lot of money, got a lot of attention. gave ted cruz i think it's fair to say a run for the money but right now with 23% of thete being counted or precincts reportin the projection is that ted cruz will hang on toa that set. here's another call. this is a house call in t state of pennsylvania another one of those philadelphia lsuburbs but itooks like has flipped from i think marty nodstein the republican the democrats a winner her name is susan

th measure had been controversial with many restaurant workers opposing it. the council and mayor overturned it and now supporters are asking the board of elections to once again have i up for a vote. if successful, it would be called referendum 8. the board did not decide whether or not to allow >>> the white house will be feeling much more festive for a few hours -- in as. few ho >> you may notice though a lot of gridlock in downtown d.c. the national tree lighting sets for thi afternoon. this is videorom las year's festivities. it may be a good idea to tak metro because this event jams traffic up every year. here's a look at the roadste around the w house that will be closed today. shutdowns start at noon. they'll last until 8:00 tonight. the actual tree lighting is scheled for 4:30. >>> now 4:36. coming up, getting festive on your commute. how the district is decking the halls while getting you around the town. >>> first, to troubl it's the mistake any ofs could make. amall f sor searching for a way to help stop your cold sore? only abreva can get rid of

th's because of h senate rules work. it seems that senator mcconnell does not want to bring it up at this time, evenin though it mayact, have a majority of senate votes. re woodruff: now, you w telling us this has a direct connection to another important vote today ithe senate. te was a down-to-the-wire vo on a controversial judicial nominee. and it was a difficult vote for the onlcay afamerican republican in the senate. >> that's exactly right. i mentioned sen he has said he will not vote in naifer of any judicial nominee until the mueller investigation bill gets a vote. so he was a "no" at the start on this judl icominee. this man's name is thomas far. it's imptant to talk about him. he has been nominated for the eastn district in north carolina. since 2006. he's controversial, judy, i want to show you couple ofhings about him. he is currently an attorney. he works on workplace and employment law i north carolina. and you see one of the issues with him is that he has worked for years fo stricter voting laws, including

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her comments don't reflect th s value of ourtate. chris: president trump flew in to mississippi on the eve of the election to hold not one, but two rallies. this should be a safe republican seat, but cindy hyde-smith's comments have made the outcome of the vote anything butai ce this campaign, this election, it is not about me, it is about the people of mississippi, it is about wh what you care about. chris: that is a direct appeal to the values of conservative voters. >> i'm voting for the best pundidate that the lord ha on my mind. i'm not happy with some things she has said or done, but she is the better candidate. >> there is a difference in a public hangi and a lynching. this narrative that has been drawn about her use of the term "public hanging" -- she is referring to a lawful execution. the way she made her comme the gentleman invited her to a public hanging, she would be in the front row. chris: we don't have public hangings. >> we need to. we need to. chris: some feel america has atill to face up to its past. in mississippi

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th l.e.d. lights transform this zoo every year. there are all sorts of attractions including the ginger bread village. the lights go on every night through january 1st. entry to the zoo is free. >>> but if you're wondering where to findangie. thanksgiving is over. paving the way for the christmas season. you canelebrate at d.c.'s annual popup bar. this is your hangout? >> fill her up. >> it's always so crowded. it's open for business with lights galore. check this out. they have signature drinks that's sure to make a slash. we're showing this video becausy thr they're paying tribute to a d.c.favorite, bei bei. there's even ari named santa bei bei. miracle on 7th street opened yesterday. it will servenk ds through the new year. here's a look at how to get around your weekend. >> i have a look at your first 4 traffic. weekenils this on the green line, a regular weekend. red line trainsve ten to 20 minutes this weekend. yellow, blue, orange,ilver trains run every 24 minutes. remember, no yellow line s mvice coday morning. the 26th thr

who are you th for, mr. president?having a great family and for having made a tremendous differ in this country. cemade a tremendous differ in the country. this country is so much str iger now thanwas wh office that you wouldn't believe it. >> and then here's what kathleen parker wrote. when reality is ignored or rechar in ways that defy national rebuttal, then new normal dip by drip just anothe category of current events this bizarre thing happened and the pr looney off th wall obscene thing. wash, rinse, repeat, danny. >> first thing i thought when i saw say that, we were ally talkin turbefore is, you know, everybody at thanks is thankful for i turkey and guess president trump is thankful for a turkey aswell. i did not think ofhat before look, this is this -- this tells us everything that we already know about donald trum which is that his entire point of refere everythingthat he thinks about is about himself. the hat is going to be answer to every question you ask today whether it is about saudi arabia or climate ch

there's going to be little sleet mixed in before noon in a lot of ths.i the shelters valleys, higher elevation. some of it could slip to the eastern side of the blue ridge mountains. ramps, bridges, sidewalks, decks slick. be careful. mall parking lots, be careful. slick spots are to be throughout the region. all throughout the region before noon. and ten once head to noon and this changes to plain rain after we warm up, we're still going to have heavy rain this afternoon. the big picre right now, an area of low pressure moving up the eastern seaboard. all this pink is that but mainly freezing rainith a little bit of sleet mixed in. hey rain back toward west virginia. let me go ahead and zero in on this. yousan see i just getting ready to move into portions ofo warreny through winchester. slick spots starting there. and even throughhe south, we could see some slick spots as this advances to the north and east. temperatures right now holding at that freezing mark in the shenandoah valley. all around the i-95 corridor, we're abovefr zing. i don't think the

and that's another reason th r want to do ight now. finally, on the mueller investigation, news today from mitch ma coverage the senate majority leader, he is open to allowing a vote on a bill that would protectobert mueller's investigation and limit who could fire mr. mueller. thit has to do wh senator jeff flake, who has withheld his vote on other things to try to get this. it's uncle if that would pass. but, again, we're seeing a lot of these big issues coming up very fast. >> brangham: lot of big issues. and finally, something we' been reporting on just a few weeks ago, lisa, and that is the california wildfires. >> right, as of the farm bill air, massive, sweeping bill, the very last hitch in that negotiation has to do with forestry requirements. conservatives are asking for new rules that would allow more clearing of land. democrats say that's just a boon to logging companies and would allow overlogging. nservatives say, no, would help prevent wildfires. as we speak. that is a hitch they're tryit to work see if an entire farm bil

jane: even if the saudis th listen to the u.s., whewill iranians listen to? a this ioxy war.phen: i'm not sure the iranians are that involved. it is really the houthis.av theydemonstrated some independence and stubbornness, which suggests are not engineered by tehran. the houthis will accept some support, but i don't think the iranians snap their fingers and the houthis stand up straight and say we will do exactly what you would like us to do. they have their own mind. jane: it is not sound like you are positive about the outcome. what are the chances of a cease-re? stephen: slim. martin griffiths is doing an excellent job of working quietly and getting paies to listen to him and hopefully to agree to see some roadmap they can follow. that is what the u.s. can do most usefully now, go to the saudis and allies and say what are the compromises you neednd what can we do to make this more comfortable and make it moreti po in terms of how you make the decisions that are hard for you?th janeks for joining me. stephen: my greatk pleasure, thu. ofne: quick look at the day the news. t

but that is just step one in th process.p two comes in january, judy, when whoever wants to be speaker needs to get a majority of the full house, so to do that nancy pelosi would need more like 95% of her caucus to support her. she does not have thatt ri now, in particular ten of the new freshman who arrived today campaigned saying that they would vote no, not to supportna y pelosi and other two dozen who haven't said which way they would go. there is aroup of dem kratds without are putting out a letter trying to get enough signatures to show that nancy pelosi can't cross that threshhold in january. but we haven't seen the letter yet it is not clearthheir chosen candidate would be to replace her, late today ohio residents marcia fudge, vaid she might consider running herself, a lot of questions about that. >> woodruff: we did hear fromf somee new and former members long time members jst now in your report but you have also been talking to other folks. i want to ask you what they areh saying and who would it be if it's not na

i found th. i'm sorry. >> jimmy: check out this next photo.oints."ed if you only lot the photo, the headline could have been, "husband whose one job was to preorder the turkey, realized he forgot to preorder the turkey." [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] you had one job buddy. [ eers and applause ] this next headline says, "tesla lowers price of solar panels." s adline could have been, "single man strugg decorate apartment." [ laughter and applause ]dl next he was "facebook executive responds to criticism." headline could have been "fun aunt defends bringing mimosas to nephews soccer game." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what? isat, we're not in russia. >> jimmy: next, eadline says "trump slammed for negotiation tactics." headline could have been "man who still hasn't got his bloomin' onion notices outback waiter, leaving on smoke break." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "i didn't get my bloomin' onion yet." [ lauger ] >> jimmy: this next headline was "house democrats to address citizenship rules." headline couldalave been, "lad wa

laughter and applause ] and finally, i saw that tomorrow is called weed wednesday because marijuana the thanksgiving. [ cheers and applause ] you'll know you're stoned at thanksgiving when you go to loosen your belt buckle and ize you're not wearing pants. [ cheers and applause ] you guys we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ eers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. from "gma day" and "fox nfl su ay," michael strahan is here! [ cheers and applause ] he's one of our favorites. plus, from "this is us michael angarano is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] got some "this is us" scoop maybe. later tonight, michael and michael are facing off against tariq and me in a game of catchphrase. so stick around for that. it's gonna be good. [ cheers and applause ] also, he's one of our favorite migos. [ light laughter ] right, he's one of our -- h's one of my migos. >> steve: you lo. >> jimmy: he is everyone's amigo, but he is one of our favorite migos, takeoff from migos is here! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wit

th is a home in brookville, maryland. this family goes out. and santa was there d he came out to wave at our choppers it flew by. he will inbound his sleigh soon 29 days until christmas, just to make it real for you. now that thankserving is bring it. bring it all, bring the music and oheaments and christmas tree. chuck bell has his christmas tree up. >> >> yes, yes, i love it. >> we will get there. >> yeah, sure.>> ou may not go all out and that's okay, but chances are do plan to hang up maybe some holiday lights in your house. i >> ke mind some of them can be hazardous. and susan hogan is working for you with tips to stay safe.>> if you are still using the same holiday lights from years ago, ty are probably incandescent and that means it's a good idea to check them for safety. >> check the wires and see if there is anythgfrayed, anything broken. make sure the plug is still in goodondition. >> make sure the wire is pliable. what if the lights jonst d't work? >> throw them ay. and they repair the cause a fire. >> that'se onason jeff staples on

trump thought it was the midtown midterm , not th election.pent all his time campaigning at the m&m store with the times square spiderman. [ applause ] "and tonht, tonight i am happy to announce that dirty elmo has been elected to e house of representatives at bubba gump shrimp." [ laughter and applause ] so for a few hours, for a few hours, the big story was democrats massively outperforming republicans in the house, andn swing states across the country which, of course, meant trump had to do something crazy to get the spotlight back, and that's whatd happened yes when trump lost his mind on national television in a press nference. in fact, at one point, he got so mad at a question about the russia investigation that he had to walk away from the podium. gation, e russia inves are you concerned that you may have -- >> i'm not concerned about anything witthe russia investigation -- >> you may have indictments coming down -- >> because it's a hoax. >> are you -- >> that's enough. put down the mic. >> mr. president, are you di worried about ments

becaus better for th south in the long run. a tough period and now we have a new south. look tfuture. if you can't look past yourself and the greater go future that is noteership. this impact which i think for politiight wake them up more t an environmental impact >> -- you would hope start to wake up r politi but to doris' point, i'm very concer about the short termis within congress and there is no political will to t down andhink intent make tough politi choices and think about the future when there isn't anli immediate cal payoff and so i do think it has to be more of aat corp interest for corpor to am come togeth and try to deal with this and even if it isn't worse case vscenario, a 20th of this is a big problem. >> danny? >> the problem, again, is that i think there is a among those for whom donald sp that donald trum does speak for some people, that -- 46% is a number that seems to . >> well, that's a pretty substa bunch of people. the problem for many is that they perceive this as an agenda that is much more about corpo

democrats say she lost because shedidn't talk about th economy. this wasn't the issue that was going to motivate voters. healthcare, pocketbook issue. what it is setting up for, and this is going to come anyway,t 's setting up more dramatically, is democrats have fto define what medicar all erans, and for every democrat it means something dit. whoever is a democratic nominee is going to have to really clearly outline that and for right now i think that is fine, bunwe don't have an aswer, but it's going to be more challenging going forward. >> woodruff: we'll come back to all of this as the night goes on. >> woodruff: in the day's other non-election news, the man accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats and critics of president trump ad in federal court in new york today. cesar sayoc had been transferred from florida, where police arrested him late last month. he was ordered held without bail today. sayoc faces 48 years in prison if he is convicted on five federal charges. some 4,500 central american migrants have now arrived in meco ci

officials say 150 to 200 people wrinn side th were inside that bar.it also happened less than two weeks after the mass shting at a synagogue in pittsburgh. >> a new study shows more people are putting off making those holiday fplans, but you're planning fly somewhere over the next couple of months, you really got to do it because it could cost you. liz mclaughlin isorkingn your money" with how to save on holiday flights. >> reporter: more travelers are planning to hi the skes for the holidays, up 9% from last year, and many still haven't booked those flights. >> 35% of travelers are waiting plan their trave this year. >> reporter: often procrastinators end up paying for for their tickets. use google airline. >> it will let you know it' is booked. >> reporter: some airlines, like southwest, won't show up in a city search. southwest is the only service that doesn't charge for checked bags anda you can a reservation and switch later if you find a cheaper price.: >> reportey save my, tenditen -- by extending your stay. but you might want wn nail d your tr

th's the number of ext workers the u.s. economy will likely need if it's even going to have a chance to grow at 3%. that's a percentage point above what economists thi right now as u.s. economic potential. here is the math. right now u.s. economic potential growth is thought to 9 be half a point of that comes from workforce growth and 1.4% from productivity. american works getting more efficient every year. but president trump and others want to see growth return to the post war average ofpl 3% . to do that the u.s. needs more workers and more productivity. >> historically in any society that has an aiming population a shrinking labor force, it doesn't have to be the end of the world in terms of ndoutput growth and position in the world. but you have to run faster just to maintaiev the of output that we currently have, which is around $20 trillion. to maintain that or move it to 25 trillion, like you said, we need a combination of me workers, automation and reaching across our borders for workers as well. >> exactly sns say

ws analysis of records found more th an 1,000 properties currently with failing gres. that's more than 40,000 families living in substandard conditions. and then there are propertiesthis one, which passed hud inspection, even though it was infested withice. sident terry morrison says her landlord never made the repairs, and instead of taking actionhud kept giving him more time. >> and then after that, then we give him an extension. >> reporter: and then another extension. >> exactly and his lawyers will get involved and another extension. >> reporter: and that's how the months start to build up. >> two years. >> reporter: after a year and a half of persistent problems and pressure from tenants, hud finally cancelled the contract. when residents at this building complaineof cials agreed to meet and vented their own frustrations. the tenants recorded it. >> the systeis oken. they don't have the stuff. >> there is 432 properties in connecticut alone. er>> reporter: und housing secretary ben carson, huhas shed more than 480 staff out of 8,000. >> there is no accountability

conversation away from his failures, from his refusal to honor his commitments with, and from the fact th he is part of a nationwide system of voter suppression that will not work in this election. because we are going to outwork him, we are going to out vote him and we are going to win. >> thompson: if you plan onct watching the en returns on tuesday, you're likely to be swamped with information about races from one end of the country to the other. for some "cliff's notes" on what to look for in the returns, i recently sat down with pbsee newshournd special correspondent jeff greenfield. >> t so much for being here >> my pleasure >> thompson: so you say on tuesday you will look for clues very early in the evening. india is the first state to report and that's where one of the endangered democratic senatorss is fighting for his life, joe don nelley, he loses that is going to tell us whatever slim chance the democrats think they hae of taking the senate is even slimmer, but also going to be looking at conditions, a district where retired marine fighter pilot amy mcgraph is waging a tough c

be cheap state and think that we'r going to be able to rise to the highest of our potential with 40 th at the 50th in quality of education. in my opinion this is a win-win. florida, my prediction is if yo do vote for andrew gillam, you're becoming at crazy crazy crazy state. if he wins he will reap all of the consequences for their paychecks you will be the most radical left-wing governor in history. i understand they need your support tonight. in arizona great news veteran war hero six deployments afghanistan, iraq, on the show last night, she is now finally opened up a significant seven-point race lead in that race. the radical past is now finally sinking in that the people of arizona. yes she organized an event with the radical attorney the notorious plane shake that we'v been telling you one suggesting it's okay, after 9/11 for americans if they want to join the hand, the group that wants to kill us, we, the people of america, and constantly calling the people of arizona crazy tha in the lindsay lohan way. she said her state, she want your vote is the meth lab of democracy. heen gi

hey, john. >> welcome to th decision desk. you for coming. >> explain to folks at home what >> we project elections across all of the races. e the main thingnt to do here is make sure that we're always right. >> reporter: he says being right matters more than being first. and it's complicated. c'it s nbls pex ck10 t0,ol000. >> we have mountains of data, hand we're running all of t data through literally thousands of models. >> reporter: how sure do you have to be, 90% good enough? >> absol enough.good our standards are 99.5%. >> if you're not 99.5% certain, the election doesn't get call on television? >> we use that standard across all of the races. itlw it's more so now than ever. >> reporter: isolated from outside inuences, all the senior people in this room must agree before a race is called. >> we projt ections, we don't predict elections. >> reporter: and those projections can't be rushed. >> how latare we enough done that some folkks sleep. but some of us, we're on rotating shifts, and somebody will be here until everyth

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th's the new takeaway out of the new toxicology program. they found while radiation levels similar to those innier phone may be linked to cancer in male rats, there is no link to huls. in the study, rats were exposed throughout their bods and people only get localized posure to cell phones. >>> that's a big relief. have you seen this? talk about becoming your role model. >> who can forget this?li le parker completely in awe of the painting of michelle obama. >> when halloween came around, there was no question that who parker wanted to be. check this out. his is when we wanted to you se the 3-year-old from d.c. ,r of course, as a.mieschellesi up ob you can see parker posing just like the real portrait,ven wearing the same dress. her mother tells news4, the drs was a gift from a design here had seen the viral photo many march andak offered to parker her very own obama gown. >> and what's a former first lady without her secret service detail? that's her little sister ava dressed up as security, walking in front of her. that's parker there. he

th are misdemeanors, punishable with up to one year in prison. he was given a ticke andold to appear before a judge in approximately 30 days. that's the latest reporting froe ich village. andrew siff. >> rorter: here at the live desk, breaking now at 5:00, the u.s. supreme court will take up a fight on the peace cross. the 40-foot cross was completed in 1945. it was built to commemorate 49 servicemen from the country who died in world war i. in 2012 theca amehumanist association filed a lawsuit claiming that its presence on public ground violates the constitution. and the fourth circuit court of appeals agreed that. the american legion, however, argued the memorial was designed to mirror the crossd sha markers on the graves of american servicemenovseas. the case will be argued early next year. >> with just days to go before the memorials, we're getting blasted with negative ads. >> every day those ads appear to get nastier and nastier. >> looking into the strategy behind this negative blitz. >> i i see one more false negative ad from jennifer in