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. >> i got more votes than tim cain and hillary clinton in the district two years ago. >> i want vrj virgin tirginia 1 first race called for the democrats. >> they could give the nation an early sign of whether they'll 4flip. >> new is your go-to source for information.y we're not o keeping a close eye on virginia but all the races in d.c. and the senate contest in west virginia. for information be sure to check our nbc washington appnd search decision 2018. our team of reporters and experts w fl be working you all day on election day. tune in at 7:30 tuesd night for an nbc 4 election special. the updates will keep coming throughout the night. >>> breaking news angie, what's happening? >> today's attack claimed the lives of 13 afghannd soldiers police officer. the attack happened in the province and in order to cutoff the supply route, taliban has amed them for the attack. now nbc neds lea they plan to attend the ltilateral peace talks happening on friday. they said this will be the first time. representatives from other countries have all been vieted. >> thank you. >> happeningtoday

applause] [speaking in native tongue] peace be with you, i'm here on behalf of senator kim cain's office. -- tim kaine's office. it's an honor to present a letter he wrote to you. i'm going to read it to you. to all those mourning, my heart is with you as you remember life and legacy of jamal khashoggi. jamal had a long and commendable career as a journalist and a foreign correspondent, and his writing showed commitment to revealing the truth. he left his home, his family and his job to come here and raise his voice. he is that voice to call out pressive behavior in saudi arabia and elsewhere. one month if ago jamal was stole then from this world ooh soon by those acting in the name of saudi government he sought to hold accountable. jamal's friends, family, colleagues, admirers have shared his story highlighting his passion for justice and his advocacy for free expression. jamal was at the forefront of a tough conversation, and it is clear from today's gathering that there are many voices ready to continue that conversation in his name and in the name of others who suffer from the withdrewalties