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and those last two, georgia and kentucky, are still considers toss-uus. at 7, polls in west virginia and watch carolina where democratic incumbent kay hagan is running neck-and-neck with her republican opponent. also west virginia is likely a republican pickup. watch for the first turnover of the night there. and next, new hampshire is the race to watch as polls close at 8:00 p.m. in 11 states. incumbent democrat jeanne shaheen has a slight edge over transplant, former senator scott at 8:30, arkansas another title battle could go to the republicans as senator mark pryor continues to fall further behind the gop candidate. things heet up at 9:00 p.m. eastern time as 10 more states start offering up their results including three toss-ups, colorado, louisiana and kansas where an independent is making things pretty darn interesting there. all eyes on iowa at 10 p.m. and montana also closes and almost certain victory for the grand -@ol' party. a few more states come in after that. the latest, toss upstate, alaska, won't close until 1:00 a.m. eastern time. witt

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y'all have found a way to get these children into this country without them having to take thattard uus journey across mexico and on the trainings and everything we have seen. under what circumstances would you allow a parent to come in from the second country to be added to the child's petition and considered refugee? not just talking about the children. mom, if she is in el salvador or dad can come with them. >> right. they have to be the parent of the child or they have to be -- have been married to the petitioning parent in the united states at the time that that parent received their legal status in the united states. >> okay. is that common practice for other countries as well? for refugee status? do we allow mom and dad to come with the child? >> that's the p-3 program that we spoke of earlier. >> do we usually allow the mom and dad to eye company the child? >> it is usually the mom and dad that accompany the child in that case. >> what circumstances would prevent a parent from being considered for refugee status? >> same definition applies for the parent's as the child. >> okay.

a group called the small uu a v co-- uav coalition notes that with more than a half million unmannedl use, there have been no reported accidents. their concern is this reporting of close calls may lead to a very revective rule -- restrictive rule which would stifle innovation. a vast majority of these reports are just sightings, and pilots did not have toalter their course, and the increase can be attributed to three things; pilot awareness, better reporting and better recordkeeping. heather: yeah. this morning we reported one came within a foot of a plane, so that's pretty disturbing. >> reporter: that's right. heather: happy thanksgiving to you, by the way, too. >> reporter: thank you very much. ed: mike is our chief congressional correspondent, and many folks wondering what republicans on the hill may accomplish or not accomplish to take control of both chambers in january. i had the pleasure of moderating a panel for the jack kemp's annual dinner, with discussed with republicans paul ryan, tim scott and democrat cory booker. congressman ryan got his start working for kemp, and co