tucker carlson is up next! >> tucker: good evening. welcome to tucker carlson. the story keeps getting bigger. the ongoing backlash against sexual misconduct by the powerful. tonight is consuming a sitting u.s. senator. model and radio show host leeann tweeden in an uso tour abroad, she was kissed and groped by comedian al franken who is now a fairly well known democratic senator representing the state of minnesota. trace gallagher has been on the story all day. he has the latest. >> the allegations comes from the radio and television personality that says the growing me2 movement is what gave her the couragement to fight back. tweeden is accusing al franken in two separate incidents in the uso tour when franken was a cast member of "saturday night live," including one that happened in a rehearsal for a skit that tweed would consider sexual assault. here she is. >> he put his hand on the back of my head. he mashed his face against me. it happened so fast. he mashed his lips against my face. he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast. i pushed him off with my hands

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker karl sonl. nag con flagration has burned another career. up in smoke. charlie rose, been around for years on television, on pbs and the morning show on cbs has been suspended by both broadcasters after eight women accused him of groping, lewd phone calls, and other forms of harassment. al franken is facing adigsal accusations tonight a one called lindsey minz claims franzen groped her taking a photograph at a state fair. she said in 2010 al franken groped me. i felt violated and embarrassed. but franken and rose are not alone. more and more liberal women are sticking knives into the clintons. nbc morning host recently attacked hillary clinton while california con doctor is wouldman jackie spehr took a shot at her husband. >> hillary clinton needs to stop talking about this topic unless bill clinton wants to apologize for settling with women. >> some have argued a reevaluation of president clinton's presidency is required. >> i think that the victims who came forward were not treated as they shou

that was her crime, tucker. >> tucker: she didn't believe her husband for a second.'t insult my intelligence. she attacked women who accused him. i was there. i covered this in 1998. and she led the charge against monica lewenski who did nothing wrong. she was a kid. and mrs. clinton is the one who said she is a stalker and nut case and don't believe her. she did that. it wasn't just her husband. >> look, tucker, i think monica lewenski is owed an apology by a lot of people. >> tucker: i agree. >> myself included. i think everybody on the left and the right who attacked that woman and painted her with a scarlet letter when she was just a 20-something star eyed person. >> tucker: i agree with that. >> i feel there is nobody in my lifetime who i feel was treated worse than her politically. >> tucker: i agree. >> i think that's something that needs to be rectified. >> tucker: the fbi ought to be held responsible also. they sweated her. she didn't do anything wrong. she was an intern. no more people responsible for ruining monica lewenski's wife than hillary clinton. all

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."t is all coming out now, a supposedly legitimate political office undermined by collusion between candidates and a powerful outside actor. american voters repeatedly lied to. now our democracy is quaking beneath the blow of it all. we are referring, of course, to the 2016 democratic presidential primary. that party reeling from a recent piece in "politico" by acting dnc chair donna brazile. in the article, taken from her upcoming book, she says the dnc essentially handed itself over to hillary clinton's presidential campaign, giving the clinton campaign control over fund-raising, strategy, and financial decisions. even had veto power over hiring at the dnc. the revelation is shocking, even to people who suspected it was true, and it is now splitting the democratic party. senator elizabeth warren now says the 2016 race was "rigged" in the primaries. current dnc deputy chair keith ellison supported bernie sanders, he said the party is betraying millions of voters. house leader nancy pelo

. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the body count grows higher by the day. nbc news fired matt lauer as you have heard by now. 24 hours after they say they first received a complaint of sexual misconduct against him. the announcement came this morning from lauer's cohost savannah guthrie. >> good morning. breaking news overnight. matt lauer has been terminated from nbc news. >> we are heart broken. heart broken for matt. he is my dear, dear friend and my partner and he is loved by many people here. i'm heart broken for the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story. and any other women who have their own stories to tell. how do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaviored badly -- behaved badly? i don't know the answer to that. >> tucker: a pretty heavy moment. t the story released by "variety" shortly after lauer was fired offered further lurid details about his behavior at nbc. gave a colleague a sex toy as a present and expressed a desire to use it with her and invited a

tucker, back to you. >> tucker: what a gruesome and awful story.co investigators were able to find aot about the sutherland spring shooter, devin patrick kelley, almost immediately. why were they able to put the pieces together so fast? in las vegas, we still know so little. we turn to dan, who joins us live. first, to the texas shooting. apparently, the air force did not as you just heard f matt finn report, enter this information about this man's court marshaling conviction andi brig into the criminal database that gun purchasers are run through. if they had put that information in there, would he have been prohibited from buying a gun? >> he would have been prohibited from buying a gun. this is why the radical left can't possibly win this gun control debate. think about the argument they are making to us. the argument they are making ish don't worry, government can protect you. i love our military, god bless every man and woman that serves, but this was clearly a bureaucratic error that cost people their lives by officialst in our government as they are making the very same argume

tucker carlson is up next. have a great night, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: geographic and welcome to tucker carlson sent to. a middle aged man going through divorce begins dating a man he met online. the relationship becomes torrid and eventually the man sends his girlfriend lewd text and nude photographs of himself. several years later the two break up and in revenge the woman shares their private correspondence with other people. nude pictures of the man wind up on the internet and ultimately in the media. he is ridiculed and humiliated. so who is the victim here? if you guessed the 68-year-old man whose five grandchildren can now find naked pictures of him online you obviously haven't been reading "the washington post" lately. the man in question is republican congressman joe barton of texas. according to the "the washington post" he deserves to be ashamed of his, quote, secret sex life. keep in mind that nobody has accused barton of abuse or even abuse of power. the relationship was consensual. if anyth

." >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson t tonight," we have new information about the podesta group and what is becoming a new scandal. we will get to that in awe w mi. but first, there are concerns about the diversity lottery. it is the diversity agenda itself making this country less safe? it's an important question, when we hope to answer in a minute. learning a lot more about the islamic extremist who murdered eight people and injured 12 yesterday. rick leventhal joins us with the very latest on that. >> plenty of new information on the suspect in this case. because of the charging documents and the u.s. attorney's office, which brought the man, sayfullo saipov, into federal court late this afternoon.au he was in a wheelchair because he was wounded when he was arrested by gunfire. he had handcuffs on his wrists and shackles on his feet, and he is facing the first of many charges likely to be filed. authorities say saipov admittedi to carrying out the attack, saying he wanted to kill as many people as possible, and was proud of what he had done. they say he was insp

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."untie maxine is at it again because she never stopped. congresswoman maxine waters of california was honored recently at the glamour's women of the year award show. you didn't get an invite. and at that event she decided to whip the crowd into a demagogic frenzy, here's a selection. >> for those who say to me, you to soonng for something and too early, be careful, don't jeopardize yourself, don't say what you are saying right now, but i continue to say impeach him! [cheers and applause] >> impeach 45! impeach 45! i didn't hear you! impeach 45! thank you! >> tucker: oh, the ruling class loves it. not surprised. statements like this fit into a long pattern for maxine waters from cheering on race riots in los angeles 25 years ago to praising the fidel castro regime in cuba. we've got some recent highlights from maxine waters, here are a few. >> certainly the inauguration it a way of welcoming somebody into the presidency and honoring them, and respecting them. i don't honor him, i don't r

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."t is the deadliest one-man massacre in american history, yet already, among the most forgotten. it's been just a month since stephen paddock killed 58 people in las vegas. for weeks we have been asking basic questions about whate happened, most of which remain unanswered tonight. what was his motive for the shooting? howf did authorities possibly allow his house to be burgled? why was paddock's computer hard drive missing and why did it take so long for us to learn it was missing? why did security guard jesus compost travel to mexico just days after the shooting, despite being a key witness and why did authorities refuse to talk about that? why have campos' subsequent appearances been so managed by his employer, mgm. what is the timeline of the shooting? why is it so hard to get a straight answer? these long-standing questions, we can add a few more of them tonight. why did we only learned today from the clark county sheriff that paddock's girlfriend could be withholding the important

it ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he national -- burned another career, up in smoke. charlie rose has been around for years on television, hosts shows on pbs and the morning show on cbs, has been suspended by both broadcasters tonight after eight women had accused him of groping, lewd phone calls and other forms of harassment. meanwhile, senator al franken is facing additional accusations tonight, a woman claims franken groped her while taking a photograph at the state fair. recently tweeted this. in august 2010, al franken grabbed me while taking a picture together at the minnesota state fair. i felt violated and embarrassed. but franken and rose are not alone. more and more liberal women are sticking knives into the clintons. even msnbc morning host mika brzezinski attacked hillary clinton while california congresswoman jackie spears took a shot at her husband bill, watch. >> hillary clinton needs to stop. she needs to stop talking about this topic unless bill clinton wants to come forward and apologize for being a s

. ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. 25 years ago this month exactlyill and hillary clinton took control of the democratic party and theyhe r basically run it with a few exceptions ever since it's been a long time. here's a look back. [applause] >> i still believe in a place called hope. >> i accept your nomination. for president of the united states. >> i experimented with marijuana a time or two and didn't like it and didn't inhale. >> you can put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman, ms. lewenski. >> i can state unequivocally. as my husband has a set of these are false allegations. >> it depends on the meaning of the word is.ni ♪ >> the great story here is this vast right wing conspiracy. >> what difference, at this point, does it make? >> i feel your pain. >> this is the biggest nothing burger ever. >> thank you. and may god bless you andd the united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: if you are a recent college graduate, that's your entire life. tha

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.e want to tell you about an op-ed that ran in "the new york times" over thee weekend you might not have seen. the writer is a law professor in new york called ekow yankah, asked a simple question, can my children be friends with white people? he really asked it, and he wasn't optimistic. "i will teach my boys the lesson of generations old," he wrote. "i will teach them caution, suspicion, i will teach them distrust, i will teach my boys t to have profound doubt that friendship with white people as possible." those doubts mirrored the writer's own as he put it. "history has provided little reason for people of color to trust white people. that piece was one of the most popular on "the new york times" website even today.pl hardly unusual. go to any liberal website, salon, slate, vox, and you won't find an entire racial group is on trustworthy and dangerous. this is a big change for the left.. for most of the 20th century, liberals, and it was noble, argue that it was immoral tof reward o

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonightrles is an obama appointed inspector general and tried to raise the alarm about hillary clinton's famous email server. here's what he told our catherrine last night. >> what should the american public know about the 22 top secret hillary clinton emails? >> people said this is overblown. the information been released there would be harm to national security. >> putting lives at risk? >> absolutely. lives and operations. >> tucker: instead of being taken seriously, he was ignored and threatened for telling the truth about what he found. we want to know more about that. who threatened him and why. charles mccullough joins us tonight. among the people who came down on you for exposing what you found on hillary clinton's email server was senator diane feinstein of california. she was asked about that today and responded: not they know of and i don't remember. applying pressure to you in response to what you found. >> well, she was one of the primary drafters on a letter we received back in

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome the tucker carlson tonight.e have exclusive new footage to show you from the mass shooting in also vegas last month. the tape was given to us by a lawyer who represents several shooting victims. none of this has been shown in public before. the footage has no audio, taken from a surveillance camera of a local business that monitored the parking lot near the concert site. you notice as you look at it the tape has the date october 2 burpd into it. the shooting of course occurred on october 1. that discrepancy is the result of human error when the camera was set up, it had the wrong date. we are confident this was shot that night, october 1. the first notable development on the tape comes at 10:0. about one minute into steven paddock's shooting spree according to the time line we have. you see concert-goers running through the parking lot to safety in the foreground 10. :14, larger crowds of people come streaming through to escape the massacre. you can see a large amount of wind and debris, apparently due to a heli

have a good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." year ago this evening she was one of the most powerful democrats in america. now she is one of the most despised within her own party. donna brazile has been around an awfully long time. she ran al gore's presidential campaign in 2000, she was the acting chair of the dnc in july '16 through november, but that her book came out. the title is "tax: the inside story of the break-ins and breakdowns that put donald trump at the white house." among other things, she says the dnc colluded with a hillary campaign to effectively rake the primaries up last year. cnn president jeff zucker have been enraged by that charge and have sought to undermine her credibility as a result. what does she have to say in response? donna brazile joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> hey, what a great honor to be with you tonight after the democrats did so well across the country yesterday. i'm excited to be here, excited about what happened in virginia and new jersey, and excited to talk to you about my ne

tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks so much.end naked pictures of yourself to facebook, don't do that, by the way. eric scheffer is a social media expert, he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> thank you, nice to be with you. >> tucker: there is mounting evidence, science has produced mounting evidence that some of the products and silicon valley produces hurt people, particularly children and there appears to be a direct connection between the time people spend using these products and the condition of their mental health. i'm wondering what silicon valley is doing about that. i don't see them doing anything about it. i am confused. >> i think those are certainly valid concerns that some have raised in aspects of the community, but there's a whole other side of facebook and i think that's just one. you can make many of these same arguments with respect to television. you can make them certainly with respect to music. we've heard this argument before in history. there's no question. the truth is, even a show like yours

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight"!s story keeps getting bigger. the ongoing backlash against sexual misconduct by the powerful and tonight is consuming, the sitting u.s. senator, model land radio show host leeann tweeden says that on a tour abroad she was kissed and groped against her will by al franken who is now a fairly well-known democratic senator representing the state of minnesota. the trace gallagher has been on the story all day. he joins us with the latest. >> the allegations you mention come from the radio personality saying they're growing me to a movement gave her the courage to fight back against the sitting u.s. senator. radio news anchor and tweeting is accusing al franken into separate in-state ants that have been in the tour in 2006 when he was a cast member for "saturday night live." including one that happened during a rehearsal for us to get to that tweeden would consider sexual assault. here she is. >> he put his hand on the back of my head and he smashed his face against me. it happened so fast.

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."harles mccullough is an obama appointed inspector general and tried to raise the alarm about hillary clinton's famous email server. tonight, he will tell you more specifically about who threatened him for setting that alarm. here is what he told our catherine herridge exclusively on this program last night. >> watch of the american public know about those 22 top secret codes and emails? >> i have heard people say this is overblown, i have heard people say this is much ado about nothing. had the information been released, there would have been harmed in national security. >> still putting lives at risk? >> absolutely. sources and methods, lives, operations. >> tucker: instead of being taken seriously, mccullough said he was ignored, sabotage, outright threatened for telling the truth about what he found. we want to know more about that. who threatened him and why. to answer those questions, charles mccullough joins us tonight on our site. mr. mccullough, thank you for coming on. >> than

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." shepard smith is in new york city, he's been covering this attack from the moment it happened and he joins us from the scene where it occurred. shepard. >> tucker, the latest we have is that right now authorities in passaic new jersey, about 15 miles from here, 45 minutes a few are driving regional traffic, they have surrounded a vehicle, and that vehicle as the vehicle they believe it drove to the home depot there where he rented the home depot branded rental truck, which he then drove into manhattan and at some point began his rampage somewhere around houston street. when he got into the separated bike path and drove south about 20 blocks to the location where we are now at chambers street, basically in the shadow of one world trade center. along the way he had untold numbers of people, pedestrians and bicyclists. we saw the mangled remains of bicycles on the side of the road. as you said, killed officially now eight people and injured at least 12. catherine herridge, our intelligen

tucker is up next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we have exclusive new footage from the mass shooting in las vegas last month. the tape was given to us by a lawyer who represents several shooting victims. none of this has been shown in public before. the footage has no audio. it was taken from a surveillance camera at a local business that monitored the parking lot near the concert site. you'll notice the tape has the date october 2nd burned into it. shooting, of course, occurred on october 1st. the discrepancy is the result of human error. we are confident this was shot that night, october 1st. if first development on the tape comes at 10:06, ab one minute into the shooting spree according to the timeline we now have. we see concert goers running through the parking lot to safety in the foreground. at 10:14, much larger crowds of people come streaming through to escape the massacre going on. you can see a large amount of wind and debris. that's due to a helicopter hovering overhead. at 10:16, two men dragged what appears to be a fa

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. it's the deadliest one-man massacre of history but already forgotten. he shot and killed 58 people in las vegas. for weeks we've been asked basic questions which most of gone unanswered. and how we possibly allowed his house to be burgled and why it took so long for us to learn his computer hard drive was missing. and traveling to mexico days after the shooting despite being a key witness and why authorities refused to talk about that. why subsequent appearances have been so closely managed by his employer and gm. and what was the actual timeline of the shooting, what happened and when did it happen and why is it hard to get a straight answer about that. with these long-standing questions we can add a few more snide, why did we only learned today from the clark county sheriff that his girlfriend could be withholding important information on the case. why isn't she being interviewed right now. and a police officer actually fired his gun in the hotel suite on the night of the shooting.

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he attorney general jeff sessions spent five hours on capitol hill today talking about russia and its alleged influence on donald trump's presidential campaign. that's not the only big story that involves russia and the attorney general. yesterday sessions announced in the letter that he has directed the department of justice to take a closer look at the obama era and uranium one deal, something we have covered a lot on the show. in that letter the attorney general signaled he was open to appointing a special counsel to investigate that deal, and any involvement by hillary clinton. richard is a lawyer, he has advised both of hillary clinton's presidential campaigns and he joins us tonight. richard, things were coming on. >> good to be back, thanks for having me. >> tucker: i want to start on a totally apolitical note, american to american, does itke bother you at all that the obama administration allowed russia, given all you now believe about russia, access to a pretty large percentag

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."t is election night in a few small parts of america, voters in new jersey and virginia elect their next governor tonight. the new york city voters decide whether bill de blasio deservese the second term as mayor. de blasio remarkably seems certain to win there. democrat phil murphy heavily favored in the state of new jersey. all eyes are on virginia tonight where republican ed gillespie is in a dogfight to the finish with democrat ralph northam. polls have closed exactly an hour ago. our fox news motor analysis shows the race is too close to call. there are some competing impulses in the commonwealth of virginia tonight. voter analysis by fox shows that 62% of voters say the state's economy is excellent or good, and that would seem to favor the democrats, who have been in power for the last four years. on the other hand, 63% of voters also say they support keeping up confederate statues, that has the race thesue in last several months. president trump of course looms large over the rac

and i think that's a great opportunity. >> tucker: thanks very much,

tucker barnes. happy friday to you, tucker. >> he's like what? >> really? >> really? already. >> yeah. >> you going to do that five minutes early t talk faster than the normal crew. >> and i'm not in charge, tucker so i got no power here. >> i mean -- [laughter] >> the way you looked up from -- you're like what, hm? wait a minute. >> smoother transition than that. just put my pants on like two minutes ago. give me a break. >> we like to mix it up a bit. >> all right. >> happy friday. >> exactly. >> where did steve and allison go? >> they're out shopping that's what they're out doing. >> is that what they're doing. >> do i have to fill all six minutes of time here. >> you might as well. >> erin will help you out. >> should we be going to somebody at the mall. >> we got that set up. >> we're doing that too. >> it's coming. >> see what you miss when you don't come in at 4:25. you get us. >> warming into the weekend. it is cold out this morning but we'll be a little warmer than yesterday. yesterday we made it into the mid to upper 40's. today i'm talking in my really slow

tucker tonight i'm brian kilmeade.ess you know differently i'm going to be filling in for tucker the entire hour. meanwhile, more and more democrats are taking turns sticking knife into the fallen clinton dynasty so to speak as a wave of sexual harassment scandals engazelles washington today even top liberals are taking their turns putting a knife in bill and hillary clinton for their handling of the former president's sex scandals. here, for example, is what former h.h.s. secretary kathleen sebelius said to david axelrod on his podcast. >> everyone in politics knew about his behavior and we looked the other way. and i think there's a lot of soul searching to be done. >> you bet. and that shouldn't happen ever again. not only did people look the other way, but they went after the women who came forward and accused them. >> was that fair criticism of hillary that she participated in that effort? >> absolutely. i think it is very fair. >> brian: now is the courage? linda tripp was at the center of the monica lewenski sca

of western civilization. >> tucker: mr.you for joining us. you represent tom morde, explain to an american audience not as familiar with euthanasia as practiced in europe his experience with your euthanasia laws. >> absolutely. tom is a man who lives in belgium and he found out that his 64-year-old mother, who was physically healthy, she had no physical condition, he found out that she had been euthanized the day after it happened when the hospital phoned up his wife to ask them to come in and make the necessary arrangements. this isn't the day before it happened. it's not the day it happened but the day after he gets this phone call to ask him to come and make the necessary arrangements. >> tucker: and what was his response to this? >> he, as you can imagine, like any son, was devastated. this is a man who hadn't really given a huge amount of thought to the euthanasia laws that are in forced in belgium before this happened. and his experience to all of this has turned him in to someone who is willing to stand up in the dif

i feel the same way tucker.ntioned earlier today it was 50 something years they've never won before, right? >> first in the franchise. >> i don't have 50 something years to give for the nationals. >> i don't think any of us do. [ laughter ] >> right. we got to keep it moving here. >> we got more sports teams in town they may get parade. we declared earlier we're going to have participation parade in 2020 then. >> 2020, 2021. we'll have parade. >> right. >> sad. >> we're just going to have parade no matter what. >> we're just calling it out. putting pressure on. >> might be us five. >> three years to win. >> we didn't say how many people are coming. >> one cars witness windows rolled up but it will be parade. 56 in washington. roll the windows down and feel enjoying outdoor parade later today our temperatures will be in the 70s this afternoon with abundant sunshine. that's my way of saying partly cloudy later today. had a sprinkle out early getting the clouds out of here the front the warm front is lifting to our

. >> on the bright side you did a great job tucker very descriptive language there. we're looking at sky fox over the beltway to pass 50. volume building inner and park and to oxon hill. beautiful view almost like a christmas card there. still dark. relatively quiet. replacing red line trains between silver spring and fort totten. tacoma section remains closed. you can take mark trains and metro bus car pool to get around that. the rest of metro rail line commute looking good this morning i'll let you know when that changes. we'll see if we can forward things along. eastbound 66, 3 minute trip 34 to beltway and red zone there as we make our way gainsville to 234. heavy traffic. no crashes, earlier disabled vehicle cleared. red sewn up through dale city now try answering toll occoquan bridge. 2 minute trip and volume in main lanes and southbound section good through staff order as well. still see green zone but that changes quickly because of amount of traffic out. 2 northbound through for the washington. southbound 270. 70 to 121. close to 30 minute ride because of v

good morning tucker. >> good morning.ling like almost thanksgiving, right. >> i know, it does, yeah. >> feels like super cold. >> rain overnight for most of the area here. we get it out of here and then we'll see sunshine this afternoon. >> very nice. >> we are? >> we didn't see a whole lot of sun yesterday, did we? a little bit. >> if we can remember. >> i was watching the skins me let's go to the forecast. 42 now. jacket weather here to stay. 42 reagan national. you can see the 30's there dulles 39 degrees, 40 in baltimore at bwi marshall. rain showers are moving through. we're going to get them east of us. in fact most of the rain there, the steadiest of the rain is now east of the bay which is good news. what icing up with cloudy skies and for the most part, still some wet roads out there. so, might want to take a few extra minutes. the trend will be to drag the rain out of here, then the clouds and then the sun will come out this afternoon and we will bask in the glory. >> give it to me. >> temperatures around 53 deg

but i think we're in the chilly tucker says. we will have weather and traffic coming up on the fives for you at 6:35. right now at 6:30 throw democrats in the state of virginia celebrating this morning. lieutenant governor ralph northam won governor sit 6.8 percentage point. he ran a campaign and he's often said in his prior career at doctor and pediatrician more specifically shaped his views on policy. he thanked supporters last nigt at george mason university and northam said he sent a does not condone deviceive politics. >> it is getting more diverse every day. it's that diverse society that makes this country great and as long as i'm governor i will make sure that we're incl inclusive. that we welcome people to the commonwealth of virginia. >> khechinger ed gillespie gracious in defeat. former national republican committee chair tried a tactic of sdan is himself from president trump while embracing his policies and didn't work enough with virginia voters. >> also in virginia one of state's most conservative lawmakers ousted

tucker no. you asked did you get checked. tucker, yes.leave you all alone now. >> he's an enigma. he's a riddle. please be careful. >> steve she asks the same questions. >> i asked the same question. >> no, no, thank you for your transparency. >> it was barely okay. >> at least you checked. i guess i got to check, too. >> the guy told me it was good. >> what guy? there's no guy at the cvs. >> yes, there's another guy who was getting his blood pressure taken. >> so a random fellow reading glasses wearing blood pressure checking guy. >> he did not claim he was a doctor but he claimed that my blood pressure looked pretty good. >> good. >> 18 now international we are looking forward to temperatures about 60 degrees today so it will be nice mild day for us and you saw the sunshine already building across the area. mostly sunny day for us. traveling, the problems continue to be out west. san francisco up towards portland and seattle getting western storms and lots of wind in the mountains but for us, breezes, mild temperatures about 60 degrees

tucker also known as mike.t. >> that's so sweet. we laugh lauer are. >> yes, we do. >> allison you might not know this. my nickname in college was god of thunder. >> wawa? >> god of thunder he said. >> oh. >> um-hmm. >> okay. i believe that. >> 42 now in washington. >> i was waiting for the actual crickets before i tried to make my own. >> thank you. >> we'll clear it out. yes, it's going to be sunny and bright and cool this afternoon why highs about 50. just hang in there. i know we still got the clouds and moisture in the atmosphere that will all clear out here shorely. things will improve this afternoon. nice afternoon but cool afternoon. cool tonight with overnight lows back in the theirs. 51 this afternoon. tomorrow looks good, too. >> erin it's your turn. >> you made me laugh. thank you i needed that together all my humor for the traffic. it's been nasty. 95 southbound out by 610. also a crash through that overpass there blocking the right shoulder. inner loop at 66 is still very slow this morning. 39512

there's tucker barnes.telling you about how i was at a time target last night trying to find cookies and the line was out the door i couldn't go in. >> what were people buying. >> they were waiting on black friday deals. i just wanted a box of cookies good at target. >> up in germantown, yeah. it was insane. miles long for this line. >> tell us what you're seeing out there. >> it looked pretty quiet at mike's place. >> it did, yeah. >> that's because they were all up last night standing that line. >> probably the case. maybe i can go get cookies now. >> breeze right in. >> cookies and recruits. >> all right. meanwhile, i will give you the weather in case you're going to be out and about later today. it's cold out this morning maybe people are waiting for it to warm little bit. it will be 50's later this afternoon. 33 now in washington. regionally it's chilly for just about everybody you can see 20's to the north and west. 30 in pittsburgh this morning, and we are loongeges warmer than yesterday. low to mid

thank you, tucker. >> tomorrow looks good. then we'll talk weekend too. >> all right. >> enjoy the warmup today. good morning, erin como. >> good morning. 6:07 thursday morning. tracking a house fire out in annandale. right now the southbound lanes are still blocked of annandale road. that is between walton lane and beverly manor drive. there. house fire is under control. but as you can see still an active scene. northbou t through on annandale road. switching over to skyfox if we're able to see them cruising the beltway through virginia. volume picking up to and from the legion bridge. across the woodrow wilson bridge things picking up in oxon hill as you try to make your way through annandale this morning. we'll keep you updated. still moving okay. it's just you can see more traffic out there than an hour ago. let's go see what else we're dealing with. skipping the roads taking the rails big problems across the blue orange and silver line. there's a track conditions outside stadium-armory. also silver line only operating bet

tucker and i joke around a lot on the air, but i absolutely love tucker.. >> aww. >> aww, that's sweet, kev. >> good to be here with you. i want to talk to you, kind of, about just thanksgiving traditions. i've always loved thanksgiving, 'cause my family comes together, but also the idea of being thankful for what you have. but stuffed mushrooms was always the thing that i had in my house, growing up. my grandmother would make these -- >> that was the glue that kept it all together. >> ah, locatelli cheese with stuffed mushrooms was the best. >> i've had them. >> you've had them? i've brought them in here. >> right. they're so good. >> so, i'm just curious what, growing up in your household, what traditions you had foodwise, but also what's something you're very thankful for this thanksgiving. >> family, first and foremost. and, kev, first of all, thank you for letting us be a part of >> no, it's an honor to have you guys here. >> ...because i feel like we've all become family over all the years that we've gotten a chance to know and grow with each other.