delaney: i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >> the department of homeland security is placing new restrictions on travelers from europe and asia. countries in the visa waiver program must provide additional information before they enter the u.s. part --nies take countries take heart. he worry is arresting fighters returning from iraq and syria. i want airport security to be effective. as it stands, it is not. why are we ok with that? it is a question i hope people would ask. reporters say he found ways to make bombs with items purchased after security. hours away from election tuesday, what to expect. >> the new world trade center opened today, 13 years after the september 11 terrorist attacks. employees of condÉ nast began moving in this morning. construction was delayed by years of political, financial, and legal infighting. the 104 story skyscraper is now the country's tallest living. family, and colleagues said goodbye to boston's longest-serving mayor, tom menino. there was a private funeral mass held at his childhood crch in hyde park. several dignitaries attending, inc

i'm john delaney and i approve this message. montgomery county. officers are looking for this man, accused of stealing more than $100,000 from atm customers. >> officers believe that he used a skimming device to steal information and access your money. roz plater is live from the festival top do they have any leads -- roz plater is live in bethesda. do they have leads? >> they are hoping that somebody will recognize them by putting his picture on tv. this is targeting sandy spring bank, not just atms in montgomery county but anne arundel, howard, and frederick counties. i call him a tech savvy atm thief, targeting sandy spring banks in four counties and perhaps beyond. >> i do not think something like that could happen. it's a bank like sandy spring. it's concerning. >> so far he has stolen more than $100,000 in the past month, hitting dozens of unsuspecting customers. the bank has sent out warnings. >> they told us to cover our number when we enter our pin. and look for little devices. >> look for devices and stuff like that. recordsed a device t

delaney: i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >> virginia hospitals have now announced their plans for dealing with any potential ebola cases diagnosed in the commonwealth. the virginia hospital and health care association says the first priority will be moving patients to a national biocontainment facility like the national institutes of health in bethesda. if that's not possible, the patient would be transferred to either the vcu medical center in richmond or the u.v.a. medical center in charlottesville. just last week abc 7 gave you an exclusive look at inova fairfax's new state-of-the-art biocontainment units. facilities like that would be used to quarantine and care for patients until they could be sent to another hospital. >> about 400 prince george's county families are now learning that their children will not be allowed in school this week unless they get required vaccinations. horace holmes is live in adelphi tonight at a location where parents can get their children the necessary shots. horace? >> leon, these patient exam rooms here at the mary center in adelphi ha

no wonder the post endorses john delaney "one of the most impressive n new lawmakers." family man, entrepreneur, and independent problem solver - for jobs, to protect veterans and equal pay for women. i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >> greta retired after more than 30 years in journalism. most were spent here at abc7. >> greta closes out a broadcast career that spanned more than 30 years. >> getting back to the people you work with, the people you serve, the people in the community. i'm going to miss that. >> as greta says 26 priceless years have been spent here in washington telling the news on wjla sharing her joyce and tears with viewers. >> in 1989 when i was eight months pregnant my husband died and i remember the out pouring of love and support from viewers and they knitted me blankets. >> she started at the anchor here at channel 7 and was joined a few years later bydale and later by yours truly. >> we get up every morning and there would be the grim news but there was always the chance to make people smile about something. i think people need that.

no wonder the post endorses john delaney "one of the most impressive new lawmakers." family man, entrepreneur, and independent problem solver - for jobs, to protect veterans and equal pay for women. i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >> pace yourself for some of the coldest temperatures we've had in several months. >> since april. i don't think we will be raking any records, but it's going to be cold. it is 50 degrees outside right now and it's dark. it was a little strange seeing the sun setting just after 5:00 and we will be in for some shorter hours of daylight going through toward the winter solstice. it is breezy but not as gusty as it was earlier. feels like 46 degrees at reagan national. 46 in baltimore and 48 in quantico. the wind gusts have subsided but we have a nice breeze at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. with each passing hour, the winds will continue to subside but it will be chilly through the overnight hours. as we continue, we will drop down to about 42 degrees. thus just here in the city. i think the suburbs will fall into the upper 20's and

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no wonder the post endorses john delaney "one of thste mo impressiewve n lawmakers." family man, entrepreneur, and independent problem solver - for jobs, to protect veterans and equal pay for women. i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >>> a college degree can lead to a good job, but not always. o'345r omar has the results of a new study. >> she got a full-time job after she graduated with a degree in media studies. unfortunately, it's not the job she wanted. >> i got stuck waitressing. she waits tables at night, but nothing has come through. >> a lot of resumes. a lot of applying online and hearing nothing back. very discouraging after a while. >> a new survey from careerbuilder.com looked at recent -- look working in a field not requiring a degree. >> they don't field like college prepared them for the real world. >> careerbuilder.com says colleges need to do more to help students prepare for a career. >> acadamea has to work with businesses to figure out what the curriculum will be. they are able to be placed in jobs that meet their skills. >> the survey fo

no wonder the post endorses john delaney "one of thste mo impressiewve n lawmakers." family man, entrepreneur, and independent problem solver - for jobs, to protect veterans and equal pay for women. i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >>> before they get to the polls, voters will have to get to this. take a look at the snow that fell this weekend. some placers got more than a foot. the town got 21 inches. >> break out the snow shoes. this wintery blast knocked out power for more than 100,000 homes, maybe some polling places. clerks are ready to improvise if the lights are out. they have generators and portable heaters on stand by this ski season. at least it's getting there. >> they actually brush snow off foxborrow, too. >> yeah, a little bit of snow. a little dusting. >> there you go. that is it for our news at 7:00. we are going to come back at 11:00 and there won't be any snow. i think we can guarantee that. >> we'll take a look at one world trade center in new york city. he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie pai

no wonder the post endorses john delaney "one of the most impressive new lawmakers." family man, entrepreneur, and independent problem solver - r jobs, to protect veterans and equal pay for women. i'm john delaney and i approve this message. after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >> trick-or-treat time across the area. armored trucks fly open, money out into the highway. read all those stories at wjla.com. >> what kind of candy do you think the white house gives out for halloween? some lucky trick-or-treaters got to find out this afternoon. the president and the first lady personally put these halloween kids.s together for right in front of the white house. each box of treats included -- u

delaney: i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >> good morning. i am autria godfrey. we want to get started with jack taylor and the traffic center, who has a check on your monday morning commute. >> not sure what is going on southbound on 123 with this early and abrupt delay. hopefully it can be quickly cleared. virginia northbound on interstate 95 after the cleanup the accident was cleared quickly on the left shoulder. the metro rail on the red line this morning, no longer a single track between rhode island avenue's. has cleared.lyn it new problems in the district on the d.c. side of the 14th street rich. accidents on the center lane and a broken down vehicle on the freeway as you walk the 11th street ridge just before the tunnel. maybe your forecast will sound better than my traffic. >> it gets better. very: spots, a few places still flirting with freezing, ok and ellis at 41, 47 in gaithersburg, only 34 degrees in manassas. some of those lower lying areas are going to be seeing the cold temperatures. 54 degrees by 11:00. 60 degrees with mostly sunny skies this af

i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >>> so we don't know. we have a person with some sort of injury, a cut or graze wound. we don't know if he's related to this scene a couple blocks away. we have detectives down there now. it's very recall on, but again there's literally -- early on, but again there 25 police officers on this block all night. we have three transported to the hospital. when they left here, the information i have, one shot in the shoulder, two with graze wounds transported anyway. >> reporter: anything to do with anybody at the concert or was it outside? >> no. the concert didn't let out -- it let out about 25 minutes after the incident. so we were trying to move the crowds along before the concert let out, but we were aware this is a pretty packed crowd tonight. >> reporter: any idea what sparked this at all? >> no, we don't have any idea yet. halloween obviously we try and keep up with all of the things going on with different kids and groups of kids and then adults. so we had a lot of people out here to he could the high v

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i'm john delaney and i approve this message. the freedom tower never-going-in-there tower because i'm never going in there. does this building duck? what are they thinking? who's the corporate sponsor? target? >> chris rock with a very touchy monologue on last week's "saturday night live." you'll meet the cheerleader for isis. if he had his way, there would be strict islamic law in this country. clarissa ward with what you did not see in her "60 minutes" record last night. >> millions of voters will weigh in on a new legalization push. but the group who you might think may be out in force may stay at home. that's ahead. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. the slchltt. louis post dispatch said there was a no-fly zone. the ap obtained audio recording that the police wanted to keep the no-flight zone. it lasted 12 days. >> "the wall street journal" says the new york's archdiocese will merge 55 of its parishes. the downsizing comes amid falling attendance at churches. >>> the guardian says ru

the associated press said john delaney had enough votes to beat out dan bongino. after election night, delaney and bongino were separated by 200 votes. >> tkpoubl double-checking the results in the race for the senate. his lead has grown to 16,500 votes. ed gillespie has not yet conceded. >>> expect to go learn new details about a high school student hit by a car in montgomery county. the hit and run happened at a shopping steer on the corner of viers mill and randolph in wheaton. the student went to wheaton high school. that's where may back mcgrath is with the latest on his condition >> reporter: we are expect to go learn more from police when we get an update. he is in critical condition, said to be -- his condition said to be grave by police. he was a student here at wheaton high school. now originally it was thought this was a basic pedestrian accident, a hit and run. but the 17-year-old was struck by a chevy avalanche at a shopping center near viers mill and randolph. the driver did not stay on the scene. a few hours later there was a twist. the the drivers

the associated press has declared john delaney as the winner of the sixth congressional district race. election officials counted absentee ballots from five counties. >> coming up next, the hannah graham counts, >> new at 11:00, search and rescue teams spent five weeks scouring charlottesville before the remain s of hannah graham was found. two task force canine officers who helped on that search have a unique specialty. you won't believe what they can do. dr. katie nelson explains. >> they are certified water recovery dogs with virginia task force 1's urban search and rescue team. they travel world with their handlers. >> we don't look for high-profile cases. it is where we end up. >> just last month -- >> we were involved with the hannah graham case. it was mostly wooded areas and open fields. sometimes a little pond. >> they are in high demand. they are trained to find human remains underwater. >> only eight dogs in virginia share that advanced skill which requires years of training. they don't actually get in the water. it is all about odor detection from the surface. >> the body,

democratic congressman john delaney keeps his job. he's been declared the winner in maryland's 6th congressional district. >> he beat republican dan bongino. the associated press declared delaney the winner after election officials counted the absentee ballots in five counties. the 6th descri includes parts of northern montgomery county and frederick. >>> later today, president obama will meet with leaders from both parties at the white house. it comes amid fresh warnings from a second leading republican against executive action on immigration. >> susan mcginnis reports from here in washington today's discussions could offer the first real clues as to whether or not the next two years will bring more gridlock or actually some compromise. >> reporter: emboldened by republican wins in the house and senate, house speaker john boehner sketched out a republican agenda for the new congress. >> we can act on the keystone pipeline, restore the 40--hour work week. >> reporter: like mitch mcconnell, boehner warned president obama not to use exe

delaney: i'm john delaney and i approve this message. country right now, flames swept in portland,lex maine, and five people succumbed. one person crawled out a window and is in the hospital tonight. it is unclear if the five victims were part of the university of maine which is only five blocks away. is back u.s. marine home after spending eight months in a mexican jail. his family met him at a florida airport this sunday morning. getting therapy for post-traumatic stress disorder, and montel williams was advocating for his release. in a lot of ways has read traumatized him. he faced gun charges for crossing into mexico with guns and ammo in his pickup truck. his lawyer said his client never intended to cross the border. we are learning more tonight thet friday's class at mojave desert of the virgin --actic spaceship to spaceshiptwo. billionaire richard branson is promising answer. that isve always known an incredibly hard project. pilots are trying to find out exactly what went wrong. the national transportation safety board will lead

anybody here think that john delaney was going have a really tough race? i mean, i kind of her that there was a race going on and that he was having to spend more money than he expected. that thing was really, really, really close and he was behind for a good part of the evening. i think in maryland -- and that gets to the american governor's race, which, i think, a real surprise -- now, we knew that it was closing some. we knew that anthony brown was weak and thank god for the internet where we can change our ratings late. about four or five days ago, we moved it to tossup. but to be honest, that i think valerie hogan would actually win? no -- there was a general lack of enthusiasm. so i think that was maybe a third of it. thirds of it was that the lieutenant governor -- democratic nominee -- he was given exactly one thing to do as the democratic governor and that was the maryland healthcare website. badly got screwed up so that, you know, i think it is sort of those two things together. but, boy, that was really two things. virginia, maryland, up to some

. >>> democrat john delaney gets to keep his seat in maryland's 6th congressional district. he s declared winner overnight and dan bongino conceded after the absentee votes were counted. >>> we're learning republican ed gillespie will hold a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon to discuss his next step in virginia's u.s. senate race. he narrowly trails democrat incumbent mark warner by more than 16 votes. warner has since claimed victory but gillespie has not conceded. he's going to face questions about whether or not he will. up until now he says he wants to wait until the counting process plays out before he make as statement. >>> d.c. mayoral elect muriel bowser has named marion barry and three other former mayors to her transition team. bowser and some of the team members met at a conference this morning. she said all the cochairs should be in place next week. the committees will focus on different issues, including economic development. she says it's important to set an agenda that is feasible and funded and that her team will come up with recommendations for budget a

delaney is already claiming victory. he leads former secret service agent by 2166 votes, more than 5800 absentee ballots still remaining to be counted. that process begins tomorrow. on his facebook page, he thanked his supporters and said he, too, is awaiting the official outcome of the race. . >>> turning to virginia now, where votes are being counted to certify the outcome of the u.s. senate race there. senator mark warner is clinging to an extremely narrow victory over his republican challenger, ed gillespie. the senator gave a brief victory speech, despite the associated press still considers the race with gillespie too close to call. with all but three precincts reporting, a margin of victory was only 0.55%, about 13,000 votes separating the two. gillespie will most likely ask for a recount. >>> the razor-thin edge could be headed for fairfax county. the election machines are printing out overnight, under guard. representatives from the democratic and republican parties say they have each tabled to monitor the canva

delaney: i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >>> tonight, with the final hours ticking down before this year's midterm elections, any local efforts are wrapping up. but in one major city, a battle over a soda tax has led to new questions about whether a growing movement is really what it seems. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: protest rallies in san francisco are a dime a dozen. and this one looks real enough. >> what do we want? >> reporter: but take a closer look. you'll see, there's something unusual about this protest. right there in the fine print. this rally has corporate sponsorship. let's be frank. this is a front group for coke and pepsi, right? >> it's not a front group. we don't hide it. there's no secret about it. that's really not the issue. the main issue is, is this measure right for san francisco and we don't believe that it is. >> reporter: roger sal czazar i the spokesman for a group that sounds like it's fighting skyrocketing rents or rampant gentry if i case. nope. it's dedicated to fighting a proposed tax on sugary soft drinks. you want to make sa

let's go over to maryland where congressman john delaney is declaring victory but his opponent is not conceding the race. he said it's too close to call, with just about 2000 votes separating him and the democratic incumbent. almost 6000 absentee ballots still need to be counted in that race and the board of elections will not start tackling those until tomorrow. we do know the winner in the maryland governor's race. larry hogan said his upset of lieutenant governor anthony brown was sort of surreal. brad has more on the govnor elect. >> surreal and a surprise. it's being called one of the biggest upsets in the country, but larry hogan says he saw it coming, and now he is ready to office suitet reserved for the governor year in the state house. last night they were really -- they were ready to celebrate the victory. they were thrilled beyond belief to see the numbers. he said he is really ready to get to work. he sayser real, but now it's time to begin fulfilling his campaign promises. over andmpaign is now the governing begins. we're all going to work together, roll up our sleeves an

in the sixth district, john delaney leads bongino by two points. congressional leaders will head to the white house on friday. they are sitting down to lay out their agenda for the next two years. and we will check in with peter alexander at the white house. you can check on more on that report on the president's reaction and what this means on the "today" show after news 4 today. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is credited with helping a lot win, including larry hogan. he will share his thoughts on the "today" show. you can watch that live in a few minutes on nbc 4. . >>> 6:48. in less than an hour, montgomery county school hraoerz will meet with parents to talk about a reported sex assault. police arrested a contractor used of eup appropriately touching a opportunity at a middle school in damascus last month. the principal said she waited until now to protect privacy of the student involved. that meeting is 7:30 this morning at the media center. >>> the "washington post" reporting the group wants the county to develop a plan to protect thr

john delaney, the democrat had to pour a lot of money into that race at the last minute. and a new york state. and it's -- one of the phenomena we see is that when a wave is working against a party, the house seats will be at risk in states where they redistricted. because a lot of times you create 53% districts and when things are bad for your party you're down to 47 in those seats. we saw in the previous census cycle, republicans lost seats in states where anywhere redistricted in 2006, 2008. so redistricting doesn't lock in everything forever. when opinion is going against you, the tide can run out on those things. people who predict the republicans will inevitably hold the house until 2022, look at the returns for 2006 and 2008 before you make that prediction. they're doing well now. the number of split congressional districts voted for president in one party, congressman for another was 26 in the 2012 election, the lowest number since 1920. we had nine democratic congressmen representing districts carried by mitt romney. republicans won six of those nine seats. so we

john delaney beat out the republican. his district includes all of maryland and after election night, they were separated by just 2,000 votes. >>> barbara compstock is headed to capitol hill. her seat in the statehouse of delegates needs to be held. republicans and democrats are picking primaries to pick new candidates. comstock still needs to officially resign from her seat before primaries can be held. >>> election officials in virginia are double-checking the results in the state senate contest there. democratic senator mark warner is the apparent winner. he lead has groan to about 16,500 votes. republican ed gillespie has not yet conceded. >>> if about an hour, president obama will sit down face-to-face with leaders in congress on both sides. nbc's tracie potts joins us. >> president obama sits down with democrats and the new republican majority. they want to focus on jobs and energy. president obama is under pressure to fix immigration. >> we won't take any more excuses. >> he's promising more executive orders by ten

congressman john delaney and a panel will talk about redrawing districts in a way a that will net them more votes. it starts at 6:00 tonight. >>> today is the last day of monitoring for the nurse who challenged her ebola kwaeurpb teen. a judge ruled she did not need a quarantine because she had no ebola symptoms. she said she plans to advocate for other health care workers going forward. >>> we are getting a better look at a fire that killed a dozen specially trained firefighters in arizona. take a look. arizona state forestry division released two dozen new clips on its website. these were shot by firefighters. you can hear and see the firefighters worrying about the crew as a wall of fire intensifies. >>> tens of thousands people expected for the concert for valor. the final preparations are under way and what you need to know to get around the festivities. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joins us live in the storm team 4 x 4 at 5:41. but first, new proof for parents that you have to keep your laundry detergent stored high on the shelves. new information released overnight

john delaney, the drarblingts had to pour a lot of money into that race at the last minute. and a new york state. and it's -- one of the phenomena we see is that when a wave is working against a party, the house seats will be at risk in states where they redistricted. because a lot of times you create 53% districts and when things are bad for your party you're down to 47 in those seats. we saw in the previous census cycle, republicans lost seats in states where anywhere redistricted in 2006, 2008. so redistricting doesn't lock in everything forever. when opinion is going against you, the tide can run out on those things. people who predict the republicans will inevitably hold the house until 2022, look at the returns for 2006 and 2008 before you make that prediction. they're doing well now. the number of split congressional districts voted for president in one party, congress minnesota -- congressman for another was 26 in the 2012 election, the lowest number since 1920. we had nine democratic congressmen representing districts carried by mitt romney. republicans won six of t

. >> yeah senator ben cardin and congressman john delaney along with other officials there plan a meeting today. the group will be discussing procurement forecasts at a meeting in frederick. >>> 6:35. congratulations to the facebook fan of the day. today's winner -- >> and we want you to become our next fan of the day. next week's winners get a pair of tickets to see donnie and marie at the national theater. what was that song there again. >> not going there again. >> all you have to do is enter and go to the wusa9 facebook page and fill out the spire form -- entire form. >>> this friday morning and the weekend is taking off. on a code note. it is chilly. in the 20s in a few spots and most windchills are in the 20s. a sunny breezy cold day today and you need the heavier coats for sure and highs 40 to 45. but morning chills in the 20s and afternoon chills in the 30s. more on the chilly weekend forecast coming up at about 6:45. now beverly farmer with timesaver traffic. >>> howard, we're checking out the ride for you this friday morning. we've had a couple of issues, one of them being the a

john delaney is the winner of the sixth congressional race in maryland. he was declared winner last night after ab accept tee ballots were count -- absentee ballots were counted in five counties. >>> muriel bowser says former mayors marion barry, sharon pratt kelly, anthony williams and adrian fenty have agreed to help with the transition. >> this wonderful building which i understand is going to deliver at the end of the year and agencies will begin to move in this building in the first quarter of next year and the mayor's office will be located in this building as well. so that is why we're here today. [ applause ] >> as you heard, the mayor elect said the construction on the building should be completed by the end of the year. it is located at 2235 shannon place southeast. >>> new information on two loudoun county football players accused of inappropriately touching other player. the two 17-year-old students at briarwood high school have been charged with assault and battery. their names are not released due to their ages. the teen allegedly assault an

delaney: i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >> 15 years after the horrific 9/11 terror attacks the new 1 world trade center opens its doors to its first tenants today. >> soaring 104 stories into the air, 1 world trade center reaches higher into the sky than any other building in america, and today it is open for business. >> we brought it back. we built it even higher than it was before. and now people are going to visit. >> the sight of this american tragedy has not withered in the last 13 years. far from it. the surrounding neighborhood is now home to three times as many residents as before the attack. this tower now stands as a beacon for american resilience. >> and now we just have to tell the world, we're back. >> i visited the site while it was still under construction, and now after eight years of intense building and $3.9 billion, 1 world trade is being called the most secure office building in america. reinforced concrete safeguards the stairwells seven times more durable than traditional concrete. it is designed so even if hit by an aircraft the people at the top sho

democrat john delaney will be keeping his seat in the house of delegates. republican dan bongino issued a statement conceding the race this morning. delaney held on by about 2200 votes. meanwhile, in virginia ed gillespie also chose today to concede his loss to senator mark warner. >> the race was a lot closer than anyone had predicted, but after realizing the numbers just aren't there for a recount, ed gillespie concedes the race to u.s. senator mark warner. but now, gillespie supporters and political analysts are already talking about his future and the possibility of a big run for another big office. what that office could be and what the candidate had to say during his press conference, that story coming up tonight at 5:00. >> yes, we'll be hearing more about that. >> no doubt. >> meanwhile, some of washington's tomorrow power brokers gathered today for lunch at the white house. >> that's right. president obama met with democratic and republican congressional leaders to discuss the political agenda for the next two years. >> breaking bread in an attempt

does anybody here think that john delaney was going to have a tough race? i heard there was a race going on. that was really close and he was behind for a good part of the evening. i think in maryland, and that is to the maryland governor's race, which i think that if you were going to say what is a real surprise, we knew that it was closing some. we knew that it was weak, and thank god for the internet where we can change the ratings four or five days ago we moved to the tossup to be honest where he hogan was going to win, well know that we thought he is going to make it pretty close. why was that? i think there was a general lack of enthusiasm for the term and so i think i was maybe a third of it. that's the two thirds of it was the lieutenant governor, the democratic nominee was given exactly one thing to do as the lieutenant governor and that was the maryland health care website and that got screwed up so bad i think it is those two things together. but it seemed like in particular the sort of mid-atlantic virginia maryland up through new york something

delaney has won a second term as the district 6 representative. delaney now leads republican dan bongino, a little more than 1% with a little more than 2000 votes. >>> howard. >> looks like a pretty decent day, lots of clouds, could be a sprinkle today up towards hagerstown and martinsburg, but a better chance of rain tonight into thursday. yellow alert tomorrow and then a blustery friday and a cool but mainly dry weekend. beverly. >>reporter: northeast washington had that closure of the stretch of mount olivet road between west virginia and new york. got the tieups each way on kennelworth avenue here, the northbound kennelworth crash right on the ramp to route 50, southbound it's the volume delay down towards the 11th street bridge. back to you guys. >>> "cbs this morning" is next. the latest results, what happened last night and what it will mean as the nation moves forward. >>> and from a teenaged technology sensesation to the head of a silicon valley startup, john blackstone shows us a 13-year-old's invention that could help the blind. we're b

john delaney has a bipartisan bill in the house, actually pretty strongly bipartisan, to create an infrastructure bank funded through 50-year bonds that now basically are almost cost-free. and they have repatriated profits from companies used with an incentive to buy a portion of those. so you don't have a lot of additional government funding irectly. and that could happen. but, again, you're going to see substantial tea party opposition to anything that looks like it's expanding government. and we are going to get a crisis on the highway trust fund again because of the refusal to raise gasoline taxes or to consider any other revenue source unless you can do something innovative like that. on the bigger issues, forget about it. we did not break the fever or move towards a new or restored era of bipartisan policy making. tribalism is greater. and with three to five republican senators, absent without leave most of the time, out there raising money and building support in the primary and caucus states with basically the appeals being far more to that, even narrower version or slice of the electorat

it seemed feasible what these crazy numbers, but i would say louise slaughter and john delaney. >> i think my panelists may have the same answer, but show of hands, how many of us live in the d.c.-marilyn-virginia area? basically everyone. how many of us would have predicted that we would be talking about the potential recount in virginia and the six or seven point win for hogan in maryland? the two biggest surprises were right in our backyards and most of us -- certainly, i did not see them coming and i probably should have. since we were misled by the pulling and that is what i cover, let's talk about them. maryland is a classic case, like hearkening back to harry truman. the trustworthy independent media poll stopped at the beginning of the month. the "washington post" poll was in early october and i think "the baltimore sun" did one even earlier than that. there wasn't a lot of polling. there were some roble polls. now the internal polls were released by the hogan campaign had their candidate down two a week out and ahead by five in the final week. they looked at with a grain of

another congressional race has been called today conceding to the congressman john delaney and the race in the race for maryland sixth congressional district acknowledged the congressman's victory in a statement saying it's time to move on and allow the citizens to be heard. the associated press declared the congressman as the winner last night after an absentee vote count. the result leaves nine house and two senate races too close to call. for the latest in the raises you can log on anytime to c-span.org. coming up in about an hour better in affairs secretary robert mcdonald will be speaking about efforts that will be at 1 p.m. eastern. also on the companion network c-span u.s. ambassador to the un samantha power will be speaking at the american enterprise institute talking about the potential changes to u.s. peacekeeping and again that starts at 1 p.m. eastern. >>> to a discussion on the constitution and to the will of law at the hearing to which foundation the dc circuit court of appeals janice rogers brown speaks as a part of the lecture series honoring the former supreme court jus

. >>> in maryland's congressional district, has conceded to john delaney. the associated press called delaney the winner thursday night after absentee votes were counted. in a statement to supporters, he said, it's now time to move on and allow the citizens of maryland to be heard. >>> in the last four years, the house of representatives has voted more than 50 times to repeal all or part of the affordable care act. yesterday john boehner held a news conference and said the house will vote again to repeal the so-called obamacare legislation. >> you mentioned obamacare, the second paragraph of your op-ed with mitch mcconnell talked about it. how do you walk this balance without getting sucked back into that being the predominant issue? or is it when you have new freshmen coming in who never had the chance to vote no to repeal and try to tweak this in some way to go for a full repeal. >> obamacare is hurting our economy. it's hurting middle-class families. and it's hurting the ability for employers to create more jobs. and so the house, i'm sure, at some point

anybody here think john delaney was going to have a really tough race? i kind of heard that there was a race going on. and that he was having to spend money. that thing was really, really, really close. goode was behind for a part of the evening. and it gets to the maryland's governor's race. going toif you were say, what's a real, real surprise? to me, the maryland governor's one.was we knew it was closing some. that brown was week. thank god for the internet when late. change our ratings but to be honest, did i think that larry hogan was going to actually win? no. but i thought, well -- we thought he's gonna make it pretty close. well, shoot. he won! now, why was that? i think there were two reasons. i think there was a general lack of enthusiasm for thirdn effect was a martin o'malley term. so i think that was maybe a third of it. was thathirds of it the lieutenant governor, the nominee, he was given exactly one thing to do as lieutenant governor. and that was the maryland health website. that got screwed up so badly that, you know, i think it's those

did anybody here think john delaney was going to have a really tough race? i kind of heard that there was a race going on and he was having , but it wase money really close. he was behind for a good part of the evening. think in maryland, and it gets .o the maryland governor's race to me the maryland governor's race was one. we knew that anthea brown was we , and thank god for the internet or we can change our ratings late. i think that larry hogan was going to actually win? no, but i thought he was going to make it pretty close. and he won. why was that? there were two reasons. there was a general lack of effectasm for what in was a third martin o'malley term. i think maybe that was the start of it. , the democratic nominee was given exactly one thing to do as lieutenant governor, and that was the maryland health care website. that got screwed up so badly, i think those two things together, but that was really something. virginia, maryland, up through new york, something weird was happening. we're going to be sifting through mountains of election results an

it is feasible i would say that water and john delaney. >> my panelists, how many live in the deep seeded area basically everybody in the room? how many of us would have predicted that we would be talking about the potential recounts in virginia and the six or seven points of the wins. it was our own backyard and certainly i didn't see them coming and i should have. so, since we were misled by the polling, let's talk about both of them. maryland is a classic case hearkening back to harry truman. the trustworthy independent media poll stopped at the beginning of the month. the "washington post" poll was in early october and i think they did one even earlier than that. there wasn't a lot of polling. now the internal polls were released by the campaign and had their candidates down a week out and had in the final weeks of water that included looked at with a grain of salt. i remember staring at that and thinking we should look at this more closely but wait a minute i have eight senate races and 23 other pieces to write. so that's one is kind of classic. virginia, similar. there were a number

. >>> in maryland sixth congressional district republican has conceded to john delaney. the associated press called congressman delaney the winner thursday night after absentee votes were counted. in a statement to prorters mr. bongino said it is time to move on and allow the liz citizens oh of maryland to be heard. >> on news makers, independent vermont senator bernie sanders, chair of the veteranses affairs committee. he talks about efforts to revamp the v.a. by robert mcdonald. the lame duck congress and what he expectses in the next congress with republican leadership and campaign 2016. news makers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> in the last four years it is house of representatives voted more than 50 times to appeal all or part of the affordable care act. yesterday john boehner held a news conference and said the house will vote again to repeal the so-called obamacare legislation. >> -- the second paragraph of your oped in the wall street journal talked about it. how do you walk the balance without getting sucked back into that being the pr

i would say louise slaughter and john delaney. >> i think my panelists may have the same answer. show of hands. how many of us live in the d.c./maryland/virginia area? a sickly everybody in the room. how many of us would have predicted a week ago we were talking about a potential recount in virginia and a seven-point man or nine point in maryland? the two biggest surprises were right in our backyard, and most of us -- certainly, i did not see this coming, and i probably should have. since we were misled by the about botht's talk of them. maryland is one of these classic cases, like harkening back to harry truman. quotes "trustworthy, independent" media. at the beginning of the month. the "washington post" poll was in october. there were some internal polls that had the candidate darren 2 a week out,n and five ahead the final week. a lot of us, me included, looked at it with a grain of salt. under member thinking, i should look at this more closely, but i have eight senate races, 20 other people to focus on. so that one is kind of classic. virginia, similar. virginia is tougher, b

delaney: i'm john delaney and i approve this message. >>> we're back now at 7:42 with the latest on that massive brawl including nascar's biggest stars following a collision on the track. the drivers facing possible punishment this morning and abc's ryan smith is here with the details. good morning, ryan. >> good morning, lara. that massive all-out nascar brawl and recent rise in fights has so many wondering what's going on. nascar is responding loud and clear. the penalties may be coming. this morning, nascar could decide as early as today if they will issue any penalties on the drivers involved in sunday's bloody brawl seen around the world. crew members and drivers were numerous teams involved in the free-for-all pushing, punching and shoving. according to "the charlotte observer" this nascar official saying the scuffle was over the line. vowing to take further action. >> important thing is to, you know, make the right decision at the end of the day. >> reporter: this crash at the texas 500 making race day look more like fight night. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: with 43-year-old superstar

john delaney has a bipartisan bill in the house, actually pretty strongly bipartisan, to create an infrastructure bank funded through 50-year bonds that now basically are almost cost-free. and they have repatriated profits from companies used with an incentive to buy a portion of those. so you don't have a lot of additional government funding directly. and that could happen. but, again, you're going to see substantial tea party opposition to anything that looks like it's expanding government. and we are going to get a crisis on the highway trust fund again because of the refusal to raise gasoline taxes or to consider any other revenue source unless you can do something innovative like that. on the bigger issues, forget about it. we did not break the fever or move towards a new or restored era of bipartisan policy making. tribalism is greater. and with three to five republican senators, absent without leave most of the time, out there raising money and building support in the primary and caucus states with basically the appeals being far more to that, even narrower version or slice of the electora

john delaney the democrat had to pour a lot of money into that race. the house seat will be in states where they redistricted. a lot of times you create 53% districts and when things are bad for your party, you're down to 47 in those seats. we saw in the previous census cycle. republicans lost seats in states where they redistricted in 2006/2008. redistricting doesn't lock in everything forever. opinions going against you, the tide can run out on those things. people who predict the republicans will inevitably hold the house until 2022, my answer is, look at the returns for '06 and '08 before you make that prediction. they're doing well now. the number of split congressional districts voted for president of one party, congressman for another was 26 in the 2012 election, the lowest number since 1920. we had nine democratic congressmen representing districts carried by mitt rom y romney, republicans won six of those nine seats. we don't have very much. we have republicans captured a few democratic districts ahead in them in. you have some odd slots losin