i think brian the second brian is named ma iron (clapping) . as a lead bridge engineer for caltrans he's been the heart and soul of the project. he's been with me every step of the way and i barely got a word in. he's explaining something about the span and i want to know how he stated excited about something for 20 years in a roadway. one thing people get wrong about brian they think the project game his gray but he went gray at an early age. brian number 3 is my cf o person (clapping) he's pictured here in his everyday work attire although we only see him a couple of times a week. brian's mother to is spend other folks money first. the foreheads only kicked in 5 peace officers and the state 20 percent the rest was on the toll payers but brian got us the lowest. brian has been at this financial game for a long time. and you know it's coming mr. secretary the last brian is our next speaker transportation brian. (clappin (clapping). brian is a convenient of all the legislature wars figure out over this bridge having worked from bill to mr. burto

la vida de una adolescente fue truncada y la policÍa necesita la ayuda para saber quiÉn matÓ a brian. hola,les saluda natalia cruz, vamos de inmediato a orlando,lugar preferido de la mayorÍa de los puertorriqueÑos se quieren vivir en este paÍs,siempre se pensÓ que new york era el lugar favorito,pero la florida parece ser el imÁn que los trae hasta allÍ, norma viajÓ hasta ese pequeÑo san juan a investigar,cuÉntanos. >> me encuentro en una galerÍa de arte puertorriqueÑo, pero orlando, florida, muchos se atreven bautizar esta zona como boricua-land. aquÍ mantienen vivas sus raÍces, y el buen ritmo de la isla nunca falta. ♪ >> aquÍ en orlando hay de todo,cualquier antojo o aÑoranza de la isla del encanto se le puede cumplir, y es que para hacer el libro en el centro de la florida van dejando su huella, y le van poniendo su sazÓn. >> uno puede venir,y todavÍa disfrutar ese pedacito de la cultura de nosotros, del arroz con habichuela. >> cualquier otro platillo de la cocina puertorriqueÑa, tampoco pueden faltar los helados. todos relacionan orlando con los famosos parque

and brian bates is out videotaping, as usual. he sees a truck pick up a woman he knows to be a prostitute. so he starts rolling. >> no big deal. like every other case, i'll follow it and see where they go. well, the first thing that caught me odd was they went to a church parking lot. i get out of my car. first thing i do is i record the car's tag number, and i call 911 because they moved to the back of the truck. >> police arrive on the scene quickly, within a couple of minutes, and ordered those two out of the truck. >> the john is getting out. very large, black male. he's getting out. and something odd happened at that point. the police officer did something i've never seen a police officer do. he had his gun drawn. but he approached the man, literally putting it inches from his head. and says, "i'm going to f'ing shoot you right in the head." >> brian stands just feet away, keeping his camera trained on the action and watches at that officer gets more and more physical with the john. >> down to the ground. >> the police offic

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missouri-kentucky. >> brian: four t.d.'s for dorial green-beckham. >> adam: missouri got to avoid a tie with south carolina because they lost the head to head. missouri would take the division based on today. >> spencer: it's about special teams. this is key, adam and b.j., corey grant, big return, special teams put a show on, took pressure off gus malzahn's offense, escape times the last two games they've thrown the football. if you've got to face them you can't prepare for what you can't see. a lot of offense in the back pocket of gus malzahn. trouble down the road. >> adam: 55 points on the road. nick marshall 214 rushing yards. auburn rooting for l.s.u. but they can take care of alabama themselves. alabama-l.s.u. coming up in minutes. a&m improving their mark today. florida state, b.j., not letting anybody else have number two now. >> brian: the game last week versus miami, jameis winston to kelvin benjamin 18-yard t.d. >> adam: 59-3 the final. a big one in the a.c.c. coastal between virginia tech and miami, spence, the

brian rooney has more from lax. >> we learnt a few more details. there is surveillance video of the internet - although it has not been released publicly. the fbi made a call for general video that people may have made inside the terminal. in the meantime paul ciancia faces charges that could bring him the death penalty. >> the suspect paul ciancia is unresponsive and unable to talk according to the federal bureau of investigation. he was wounded in the face by police officers at the end of the gun battle inside lax terminal 3. a note inside paul ciancia bag gave insight into his frame of mind. >> he made a conscious decision to call multiple t.s.a. employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated he want to "instill fear into their traitorous minds." >> the federal bureau of investigation says paul ciancia shot t.s.a. agent gerardo i. hernandez at the screening checkpoint. went up the elevator, came down and shot him again. his widow spoke to reporters. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son and friend. he would have

he is brian reid, chief economist at the investment industry. we have a statement from the treasury council that put out this study regarding those rules and i want to read it now, brian, that council is in the early stages of analyzing the asset management industry and its various activities as the announcement moves forward the council will continue to be informed by the work of the ofr and welcomes continued engagement with asset managers and other stakeholders. that from the treasury, but brian, your group and many in the asset management business from black rock to fidelity to pimco say that the study on which these potential new rules is based is brutally flawed. why is it so bad? >> well, i think the big problem here is that fundamentally, it sort of ignores sort of how the capital markets and mutual funds and epf operate in those markets. if there is a big chasm between the capital markets and mutual funds and banks on the other side, and this study just completely tries to paper over that chasm and not really focuses in on the unique fe

brian? >> pete williams starting us off on a big story tonight, thank you. >>> now overseas to a story rimpd engel broke this morning. it has to do with our nation's longest war, 12 years now, so very costly, of course, in terms of blood and treasure. richard engel has obtained a draft copy of a u.s./afghan deal that shows that even when u.s. combat troops come home next year as they're scheduled to, america could still have a significant and expensive presence in afghanistan for a long time to come yet. richard is with us tonight from kabul. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian, the u.s. has long talked brian. the u.s. has long talked about leaving a kind of residual force here in afghanistan. but when you see an actual proposal, you realize how extensive that commitment could be. the u.s. has been at war in afghanistan since 2001. 9/11 was plotted from here. osama bin laden hid out here. so the u.s. bombed. and with just a few hundred american troops, pushed out the tali

>> reporter: good evening, brian. the secretary of state is flying to geneva tonight because negotiators there are very close to a deal to temporarily freeze iran's nuclear program, an agreement they may be ready to announce within the next 24 hours. after stopping to pay his respects at john f. kennedy's burial site, kerry is flying overnight to join the other foreign ministers assembling in geneva. diplomatic sources there tell me that the u.s. and the other countries have agreed to give iran as much as $7 billion in sanctions relief. in exchange, iran would lower the level of its uranium enrichment to well below bomb grade and stop production on a separate plutonium plant, but it would not destroy its nuclear equipment. and israel and many leading senators in both parties oppose this deal arguing against any reduction in sanctions until iran not only freezes but dismantles its nuclear program. but the white house believes this is a critical window to test whether iran's new president rouhani is really serious about

i'm brian kelly's widow. and so my question is two-fold. and just as a back drop, brian was for three to four years 24 hours a day, seven days a week, he was under surveillance including helicopters, false flags, pretense -- what do you call those things? polygraphs. i'm an attorney, and i promise, david, i won't go on. and he was walked out of the agency for 18 months he was out in the cold. not knowing whether he was going to be charged with, he was never charged but he was suspected of espionage, okay? and my understanding is that there were one-third of a squad that believe he was innocent. i have two questions. the first question is is why did the fbi stridently investigate brian after all you got publicly and there's probably classified that i don't know anything about and that brian didn't know anything about, but the only piece you received was a jogging map. that was it. he was interrogated, his daughter was interrogated. his two sons. they put two fbi agents on them in new york and kentucky. two agents, this is all like a -- you k

brian? >> absolutely. tom costello starting us off from pittsburgh, thanks. >>> i want to take a look at live pictures from i-90 up in buffalo where they don't scare easily in winter. so the traffic is moving along, but we talk about the northern reaches of this storm. they're expecting 8 to 12 inches of snow before it's all over. tonight meteorologist janice huff has been kind enough to join us to look at where this is going and what's in store. janice, i understand the winds on the back end are going to make for kind of a second wave of flight problems. >> reporter: exactly. and that's going to come behind this system. the winds ahead of this system may gust up to 60 miles an hour in the northeast along the coastline. wind, rain, snow and now even the potential for tornadoes from myrtle beach down to jacksonville and from tallahassee to tampa, florida, tonight, causing delays up and down the eastern seaboard. so our computer forecast model will track it through tonight. it's mainly rain from new york cit

brian, tell us about it. >> i don't know where to begin. it's amazing what happens when a community comes together to rebuild something and restore it back to where it was before mother nature strikes and takes a toll on. >> did it look that good when you first bought it? >> oh, no, i couldn't afford a jeep that looked like that. >> what did it mean to you to see all the people there that witnessed the unveiling of the stomper? >> there were enough jeeps that showed up to escort stomper home, we had to get a police escort, 100 jeeps following. >> what does your son think of it? >> it's his. and it will be eventually. >> are you going to drive it or -- >> you can't tell in the video, there's already mud on it. >> the one thing i've learned on this show is that animals can be very entertaining. we start in the hunan province in china. organizers organize it so you can bet on the pigs to see who will come in the first three rounds of racing. they're going to jump in the water and race and there they go! >> that's a long jump for those little p

they're calling my name when i got there. >> and then brian. john, you said poor brian. brian has been slogging along in the car all day long here. he's now south of baltimore. not far from here. i believe brian, tell us where you are and why aren't you here? we have the turkey in the oven. >> yeah, thanks, tom, for rubbing it in. i'm halfway between baltimore and d.c. you wanted john candy and steve martin from "planes, trains, and automobiles." you've got it plus chevy chase from the national lampoons movies. that's me and john and julian. we're just getting past -- pretty steadily raining the whole time. and now we're opening up a little bit, so i'll show you. just everything you're doing on the road, you'll see it's moving at a crawl from the front camera here, but it's better than it was a few minutes ago. yes, we're all very bitter that nic and lisa made it. >> we're waiting for you. but we're here. >> exactly. >> did you think you were going to win? a lot of people said, it's a no-brainer. he's getting on an airplane. >> never. >> why not? >> to get from the burea

good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, pam. the school district is just the latest school district to install surveillance cameras. as we mentioned this isn't anything new. the school districts in the bay area and across the country but what is making this unique is the growing trend that surveillance cameras are being installed. here in novato the school district will you can vail the cameras similar to these. bart of the reason install the cameras is -- which is increasing throughout the years. and overall keep kids safe. the district says all the cameras will be installed along the exterior of the campuses. mainly along hallways and corridors and not in classrooms and bathrooms. we spoke to the principal here who says after all these years cameras unfortunately are needed now.

. >>> good morning, everyone, brian shactman, tuesday, november 12th. we have monday night football on paper. doesn't seem to be much of a match-up. some highlights four in sports. but we want to begin with the very latest on recovery efforts in the philippines just as a new tropical depression makes landfall there. the situation, as you might imagine is turning into chaos and it is definitely a humanitarian issue right now. survivors losing patience, unable to leave storm-ravaged areas because some roads are impassable. many unable to find food, water, medical supplies. you name it. at this hour the "uss george washington" on its way to the disaster zone, 5,000 sailors and more than 80 aircraft to help out. but the question we're asking what are other countries doing to help out with relief? ian williams live in the philippines with more. ian i read china is giving $100,000. it sounds nothing compared to the situation. >> reporter: that's right. there's been no shortage of offers of help, 22 countries have lined up to say they are willing to pour aid i

good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. today's announcement is particularly problematic because it comes just a few days before the deadline by which the administration said the website would be working well for most americans. now on the eve of thanksgiving, a new problem. as official washington prepares to start a long holiday weekend against a stormy backdrop, the white house chose to release more bad news about health care.gov. the administration announced small businesses will have to wait a year before they can use the federal website to enroll their workers in health insurance through a program called shop. those with 50 or fewer employees will have to sign up the old fashioned way. >> small businesses will be able to enroll directly in a shop plan through an insurer, agent or broker and can get certified for a tax credit after they enroll. >> reporter: the administration said the delay was necessary to give its tech team time to fix the troubled website for individual users and noted most small businesses already u

let me close by picking up on what brian said. i saw this great documentsy about the building of santa maria are a in italy. it was built in the 15 century about 50 years before columbus set sail. it was a testament not have their proud past there was nothing - it was something new to behold. the architect at that time was renowned brunn less phillip to. he was asked over and over again about his greatness and genus by he said what malcolm was saying he said it was not my genus but the genius of underscore incidence railroad the most important people are ail those who are about to enjoy something for a generation. the genius of the people of san francisco, oakland the entire bay area, northern california and this great state we should celebrate today because if not for their willingness to exercise their faith none of us would get to enjoy the fruits of your last year. so it's now i am prepared having come late because of my 10 minute internship on figuring out how one takes a chain and not a rope and prepares to cut it. i look fo

>> brian, look out! no, brian! >> oh, my god! brian! brian, can you hear me? >> holy crap, what the hell happened? >> that guy sucked. >> in the last 24 hours alone, thousands have signed on to petitions and facebook pages urging the alcoholic, womanizing dog be brought back to life. cnn entertainment correspondent nischelle turner in new york on -- that's pretty grizzly. >> you don't know whether to laugh or cry, carol. come on. >> there's a change.org petition. i know that. but what other efforts are out there? >> first of all, no one saw this one coming. this was definitely a total shock to a lot of people. brian has been a major character on the show since it launched back in 1999. naturally, fans are saying what is going on? like you were saying before. many are hoping to bring brian back. you talked about that online petition that went up on change.org after sunday's episode. it's already gotten more than 33,000 signatures. it says brian griffin was an important part of our experience. he added a witty humor to the show. they will lose viewers if brian g

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brian jones and spencer tillman with me. >> brian: stepped up and made a big play undefeated at home, third time in the last four seasons that l.s.u. has accomplished had feat. >> spencer: should bret bielema have come with the power rushing attack? he said there is no comfort in defeat talking about the winless situation in conference, more concerned about his players playing hard and they did that. >> adam: their first winless conference season of any kind since 1942. meantime, he's just getting started. is bo pelini finished at nebraska? we take you around the country, spencer, he was hot and there were turnovers too. >> spencer: jake ruddock completes the pass to horowitz then bo pelini is frustrated, upset because of the call here, aggressive, swings at him, they got the trophy but here now coach on his future. >> they want to fire me, go ahead. i believe in what i've done. i don't want apologize to you, i don't apologize to ybanody, myself or the staff, our record since i have been here speaks for itself. >> adam: the record does speak for itself. >> brian: he's lost exactly fou

. >> reporter: good evening, brian. early indications are that the big box store strategy of opening earlier on thursday may have paid off for them. but is it working out for shoppers? [ cheers ] >> reporter: this year, the bargain hunters came in waves, starting thursday. >> happy thanksgiving! >> reporter: into today leaving some shoppers exhausted, others invigorated. >> keep calm and go shopping. >> yeah! >> reporter: on youtube amateur videos show black friday shopping can be a contact sport. >> this idea that other consumers might be getting a deal or getting a sale or paying less money for something we also want to buy is a very motivating factor. >> reporter: early numbers suggest a strong start. 97 million americans said they planned to shop today, up from 89 million last year. between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. last night walmart said it had more than 10 million cash register transactions. 2.8 million towels, 2 million televisions, 1.9 million dolls. >> it seems like the shoppers started with electronics at the big b

(applause) plaus. >> stephen: brian, hey, nice to meet you, thanks for coming on. listen, i'm a long-time fan, first time hoster. thanks for coming on, for the people out there who perhaps do not get the radio in new york, you are the host of brian lehrer show near at wnyc here in new york. i think the finest local news in new york. >> (cheers and applause) >> because i generally don't do local news. >> no competition, that's good. >> stephen: all right. now brian, we have a new mayor in new york city. (cheers and applause) bill de blasio. and as a wealthy new yorker, i am terrified this guy ran on tax geigs like me. do you think that's going to happen? >> well, if you make more than $500,000-- . >> stephen: oh, yeah, yeah, oh yeah! >> which you don't have to disclose your entire 1040. >> stephen: oh i won't. >> he wants less than 1% more than you pay in taxes right now so that-- . >> stephen: what? >> every four-year-old can go to prek in new york city. >> stephen: why should i give my-- (applause) >> stephen: why should i be giving up 1% of my income so some stup

there you go, brian. trying to give you a heads up because i know you're behind and i always root for the underdog, as we know. there's the snow. new york city, you're almost there. we're getting snow into parts of philadelphia. getting tweets back here into westchester county, seeing snow coming in, bucks county seeing snow. all the way down to the delaware water gap. so the problem is, i guess, if we get to 4:00 or 5:00 tonight and see snow start to stick on the ground, i think by that time, people knew they had to get out early and often and they're getting out there at least on time. if you leave three hours early and are delayed three hours, you get there on time. there are the expected delays. nothing now approaching the four-hour delay mark, so that's good news. that's where we thought some of the airports could be when the winds were gusting to 40. now winds are down, gusting only to 25. that's a little better. >> so far, so relatively good. chad myers, we'll take it. thank you very much. >>> now

our brian rooney is at lax and has been listening to the press conference. what were the take-aways from it for you? >> i was a little - it's tough for me to hear. i believe they said terminal 3 is up and operational, contrary to what they said earlier, it may be not until later in the afternoon. the airport is still trying to return to normal. there's a - there are piles of baggage here. people are trying to recover that. they need to recover personal items left out in terminal three during the shooting yesterday. it's interesting what they say about the security here, and without them giving the details, it's hard to know - i would say that they did awfully well against a man who was armed with an assault rifle. presumably the officers had handguns and they stopped it. we don't know the details of how it went. >> there's a lot of unanswered questions. as you mentioned it took 60 seconds for officers to pursue and find that suspect inside lax. >> thank you for your time. we'll check in with you later in the show. >> we want to move on to other news. in mali

brians. brians. it's a picture perhaps of food it's a picture perhaps of food insecurity, that is not what we insecurity, that is not what we would expect to see. would expect to see. and it's about not just hunger and it's about not just hunger because it's not really hunger. because it's not really hunger. it's about the fear of hunger it's about the fear of hunger cliff. cliff. this is a family that was a this is a family that was a middle class family, just a middle class family, just a very, very short time ago. very, very short time ago. >> and they can make all the >> and they can make all the difference, just one incident, difference, just one incident, one change in their status. one change in their status. now, they said just over $8 a now, they said just over $8 a meal. meal. what do you feed a family on what do you feed a family on that? that? bread. bread. this is a family that you know this is a family that you know they know they know about about nutrition and nutrition and the

now back to brian williams in new york. made landfall back in 2005. >>> now to what we witnessed on the stock market as twitter stock went public and buyers >> the stock market as twitter stock went public and buyers followed. the initial public offering for stock shares soared from $26 to almost $45. not even eight years old, twitter has already changed the way information travels around our globe. we get our report tonight from cnbc's carl quintanilla. >> reporter: wall street went wild for twitter today, sending shares of the newly public company to nearly double within minutes, making it more valuable than the likes of macy's, three times the value of tiffany. >> if there's one thing everybody in the company believes, it's that we all have examples in our own lives of why this service could be useful and valuable to every person on the planet. >> reporter: already twitter has more than 230 million users around the world. 76% of them on mobile devices. a whopping 500 million tweets are sent each day. some breaking news l

. >> brian rooney is at lax. brian tell us where you are? >> i'm at the juncture of a couple of major streets just outside the airport. it's major traffic jam. i just saw a couple of planes landing a few minutes ago, but there is no traffic right now, everything is on lockdown. planes are not taking off in other cities to come to los angeles, and they are not leaving los angeles to go to those other cities. we are told that the police chief and the major of loss -- los angeles are going to speak to the press about a half hour ago. i just joined you, so i don't know what you reported previously, but at this point there are a lot of sketchy details. we don't really have nailed down yet the number of people who were wounded. so we hope to learn -- >> and brian -- >> that was a jet just landing over my head, so a little bit of air traffic is still coming in. >> what you can tell us brian is -- we have gone through this in washington at the navy yard. we went through this in boston at the boston marathon bombing, but now we have an incident at la

i'm brian shactman. it is thursday, november 14. we have apon air engagement proposal from a friend of mine which will be very interesting. we'll have that for you. and also we know about the cult status of the mcrib? wait up you see what it looks like before the barbecue sauce is added.up you see what it loo like before the barbecue sauce is added. just a warning, you might want to turn away in the cooler. but don't turn off the tv. we want to begin with obama care and the eye popping enrollment numbers. for supporters, the results are not only disappoint, but also politically troubling. with close to 850,000 applications completed, gijust over 106,000 people have actually selected insurance plans between october 1 and november 2. you go inside those numbers, you learn this. 79,000 were from state based exchanges. that accounts for 75% of all the signups. that means just over 26,000 people getting their health care coverage through the federal program. that breaks down to just 1% of the estimated 48 million americans without health

brian wants to look his best. his wife of six months, elena, is about to make the long drive from detroit to visit him. >> i'm excited to see her. i miss her. it's been hard because me being locked up. but in the end, she's -- she's always the one i've ever wanted. she's all i think of. i promised her i wouldn't get in trouble. so i've been doing my best to stay out of trouble. >> it's easy to get in trouble. hard to get out of it. >> ain't that the truth, though? my wife just likes it buzzed. i'm already married, i ain't got nobody to impress. happy wife, happy life. took me a while to learn that one. >> pradzik looks forward to seeing his wife. brandee nyp has even bigger news. she returned from court where her judge lowered her bond by $5,000. nyp hopes her friend, tom hawkins, might be able it bail her out. >> they got me for court. they said, "nyp, get up. you're going to court." i didn't know it. i went to kentwood today. >> oh. what happened? >> so they reduced my bond. it's -- it's -- 15 -- the one is stil

brian? >> it's never enough. >> all right, guys. thank you so much. we have some serious news to bring you at ten minutes after the hour. there were some very terrifying moments in kansas when a bus goes off a bridge and plunges into a creek. ten children were on board and it topples into the water. then it landed half submerged on its side. the children were able to escape by climbing out of the bus windows and then on to the roof. >> when i first arrived here at the scene, the kids were on the bus actually hugging each other. the older kids were supporting the younger ones. i'm very proud of the kid. we've got great children. we've got great parents here in the district. and everyone's response has been positive. >> that bus driver who was pinned inside the bus was also safely rescued. police are still trying to figure out what caused that bus to go over the edge. but thank goodness those children are safe. >>> rainy weather is heading east today after it left a path of destruction across

(announcer) and her fiancÉ, brian. my name is eric brian sanders and i'm a volunteer fire fighter in pottersville. (cari) when i first saw brian, i thought he had the most beautiful eyes i'd ever seen. you know, i could tell he was just a good country boy and i just, you know, i love the way he could just make me laugh and didn't even know me yet. what are my best qualities? your personality. the way you smile. um... and um, what else? (heart pounding) (announcer) though brian may be a man of few words, cari was smitten by his quiet, down-home charm and after a two-year courtship, this country couple is getting hitched. we'rgetting married at sleepy hollow bed & breakfast in clemson, south carolina on april the 19th. i wanted something kind of rustic for my wedding, kind of like a southern belle country chic wedding. "country chic" means that it has the southern appeal but it's not to be confused with redneck or too country. i wanted it to be homemade, but look professional. i have a high standard you have to uphold. (

. >> reporter: hi, brian. in fact, tens of millions of americans are about to face off against mother nature. at last count roughly 500 fliegts flights canceled systemwide. if you are east of the mississippi traveling by car expect rain, sleet, snow. and if you're flying, you need to have a lot of patience. mid--sm mid-afternoon at the american airlines dispatch center in dallas -- >> chicago looks like it has a light dusting going on. >> reporter: -- all eyes are trained on the weather radar. >> if that's going to impact a hub or any airport we are well aware of it before it happens and that it will be a possibility and route the airplane appropriately. >> reporter: the biggest choke point so far dfw with ice and sleet delaying more than 600 flights on sunday. today as the sleet turned to rain, the cancellations dropped to roughly 300. now the storm is headed for the southeast and midatlantic. in atlanta, the weather warnings are out. >> heavy rain through the overnight for the morning commute. it will be com

good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. in fact, in this area we used to have -- or did have snow earlier today. now we've got just the bone-chilling extreme rain and cold out here. you mentioned the delays. a hundred flight cancellations nationwide. we flew in today from atlanta, and we can tell you that it was a little bit of a rough go, and across the country everybody is struggling today. at the world's busiest airport in atlanta, a cold driving rain made for a miserable day on the ramp for robert cotton. >> you have to dress in layers. you never know how long you're going to be outside. >> reporter: inside, a rush of activity and just a handful of delays and cancellations.e ing a to pittsburgh through the weather. we'll see how it goes. as the rain picked up, my flight was among those delayed. >> i do apologize for this delay, and i hope to get you out of here and get you on to your holiday as quickly as possible. >> reporter: waiting at the gate with me, stacy danko, trying to get home to youngstown. >> the flight com

brian, we'll be watching it all. >> chuck todd starting us off. tysons corner just outside washington. thanks. >>> now to the other big race. chris christie looking to get re-elected as new jersey governor. nbc's kelly o'donnell with the christie campaign. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: greetings from asbury bark, brian. in bringing his campaign to an end here along the jersey shore which is a sentimental journey as well after what he says has been the toughest year of his life in the post-hurricane sandy period of trying to bring his state back. i spent several days on the campaign trail with him. he said what he wanted to accomplish tonight was more than winning a second term. that was first but he hopes to get more than 50% of the vote. he said that would send a signal to his republican party around the country that his style of leadership has a way to win in a very blue state like new jersey where president obama won re-election by 17 points just a year ago. so christie has been campaigning hard against washington dysfunction saying that vo