you probably-- - [barbara] and you were talking to this car g. - [barbara] it's a trick. that's what it is. it's a trick! it's no trick! - it is, it's not a trick. - you mom? - right. (dramatic staccato music) - it is so. - it is so. - i heard it. - that's right, you heard it. - this is your mother come back from the beyond as a car? - right. - and it talks? - regular words. - that's what i'm being asked to believe. right? - [gladys] that's right. hello, barbara, dear. - now do you believe? - sure. yeah, that's logical. that makes sense. i believe it. (comically suspenseful music) (comically suspenseful music) dave, why didn't you tell me about this? - honey, i tried to. don't you remember the first day i brought the porter home? i tried to tell you then it was my mother. you didn't believe me. - [gladys] well, it's really my fault, barbara. i thought it would be better - [gladys] call me "mom." - mom. - oh, gee, this is great. now we're one big happy family. - [gladys] at last, i'm able to talk to you, barbara. - hey, what do you say we all go to bed and sleep till noon,

i love barbara. and to prove it to you, check this out. what? my little black book. your little black book? that's right. the official funk & wagnall of feminine foxitude. oh, look -- boom boom's name has numbers after it. 38-24-35. that's right, honey. you know what that is? that's her zip code. [ laughs ] oh, so my zip code is 19-19-19. oh! i've had enough of this madness. barbara is waiting dinner for her numero uno, [ laughs ] i'm gonna go slip into something a little more slinkier-er. [ groans ] what's the matter, baby? you better stay home and get some rest. stay home because of the pain. i don't have any pain. it's just from the pressure of work. and then when i come home, i get pressure from my loved ones. what pressure? j.j., we're worried about you. we don't want you to get hurt and ruin your life, running around with a married woman who just got you dangling, obviously you didn't hear me. i love barbara. to look into her eyes, to be in her arms. [ chuckles ] you don't have any idea what an

, barbara, barbara. - yes, as in santa barbara, barbara fritchie, barbara seville. is your memory deserting you in your declining years? - only for certain things. - hey, you know, that reminds me, we'll have to work out a better system for passing telephone messages to each other, cause barbara's telephoned here several times, and i didn't get the message. - i must have forgotten! - well, i wasn't suggesting this was a plot to keep me from dating barbara. - keep you from dating her? i wouldn't want to keep you from dating her, why would i want to do that? - i know that, that's why i said-- - i like her! - good. - i like her very much. - i'm glad. - i mean, i really like her. do you believe me? - of course i believe you. what's this all about? - all right, i believe it! - swell. (laughing) no, it's not enough just to say it. i want to do something to prove it to you. - francie... - are you seeing her tonight? - [russ] we have a dinner date tomorrow night. - wonderful. dad, i want to fix dinner for the two of you here. - you want to fix dinner for me and my date? why

- [barbara] yes? - i understand you just won a new automobile. - that's right. - yeah, what about it. - congratulations. - well thank you! - what about the new automobile? you wanna buy it? - oh it's not for sale. - my only interest in the car is its value, mrs crabtree. my name is farley, district tax collector. i just want to make sure that you list that car as income. - is it taxable? - should pull about $500. - as much as that? - probably more. i'll be glad to give you a rough estimate. (car horn blaring) - excuse me. - i'd like to get this straightened out, would you please. more than $500? - i'm warning you crabtree, it comes down or i'm suing! i'm suing! it down unless you get a wrecking permit. - what's up? - you have just been presented with the m.o. - what's that? modus operandi, the method of operation to get barbara to sell the car. - you mean because of the income tax man. - and the property tax man, and the man on whose land you are encroaching. - but... oh i get it, money. it's gonna co

barbara, remember, you are and always will be my sister. god speed, barbara. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: senator reid, my leader, i can't tell you how humble i feel to hear you talk about my career, to put it in many ways a historic place. i'm going to have a lot to say about your career, what you have meant to me. today i won't get into it. but you are a man, you don't just throw words around. and i know how humble you are, because every time i try to praise you, even in a situation with just a few people around, you look down like you are doing now, and it makes you uncomfortable. i don't want to make you uncomfortable, so hear is what i am going to say today. i am going to make you uncomfortable in the near future when i talk about your career and what it's meant to me, but today, hearing you talk about me the way you just did, weaving our friendship and our work together and our family friendship has meant a lot to me. obviously, i'm going to miss you, but i will say this -- as we enter into uncharted territories in term

i love barbara. to look into her eyes, to be in her arms. [ chuckles ] you don't have any idea what an evening with barbara does for me. [ laughs ] [ groaning ] [ laughs ]

i sat down to talk to the woman who brandon calls his >>> barbara always had her boys busy in sports, soccer, and baseball. marcus found football first when brandon was too young to play. >> all i know is that he wanted to play football too. so when marcus got his equipment he brought it home and brandon took it immediately from him, put on the helmet and the shoulder pads give it back. he ended up just sleeping in it. >> reporter: barbara and he boys called themselves the three muskateers even though dad was around in the early years. >> dad had substance abuse issues. you know it was just getting to be tougher and tougher and it wasn't that it was always physical, you know, sometimes it was verbal. >> reporter: so barbara and the boys left. brandon was 10, marcus 12. shelter for 26 days because he was looking for us. it was just too much and i didn't want them around it. he never laid a hand on my boys or anything, but i never wanted them in that environment at all. it was something that i definitely needed to do and i just never looked back. >> reporter: family, faith, and sports.

bÁrbara: cuÉntanos un poco mÁs sobre este encuentro. borja: la entrevista tuvo lugar en casa de un amigo suyo. la casa que estamos viendo no es la casa de joao y su mamÁ. ya han visto, el joven estÁ realmente devastado, porque dice que quemaron a su padre sin que le permitieran despedirse de Él. Él muy contundente al asegurar que ese no era el deseo de su padre. la repentina muerte de juan gabriel y la cremaciÓn de sus restos han dejado desconcertados a millones de seguidores, y para joao gabriel se incumpliÓ la Última voluntad de su padre. >> no era un deseo de mi papÁ. borja: porque tienes tanta seguridad? >> porque me dijo que querÍa estar enterrado junto con su mamÁ. borja: dÓnde estÁ tu abuela enterrada? >> michoacÁn. borja: lo platico alguna vez? >> sÍ. cuando yo fui a cancÚn. borja: le hubiera gustado un homenaje? >> sÍ. un gran homenaje. borja: y tuvo en los Últimos aÑos cÓmo le veÍas? estaba bien de salud? >> no estaba en las mejores condiciones. y dije, te tienes que cuidar mÁs. tienes que tener tus propio

this is what happens when barbara streisand performs fortunate first time in houston, texas. that's ahead in the skinny on "world news now." >>> and we begin with breaking news from tennessee. the raging wildfire tearing through a popular resort town. >> a serious situation happening now, as dozens of buildings in downtown gaitlinburg, and a chef was live with this incredible video as flames vouned the hotel. firefighters told people in the hotel that it was too dangerous to leave. >> yeah. they were just on the ground so they could inhale fresh air. so much smoke. miles from there, the wildfire is on the edge of the dollywood amusement park, and guests there have been evacuated. moments ago, we spoke with a park's spokesman, pete owens. pete, what can you tells about the conditions there? this is a big fire, right? >> caller: it is a large fire. it's probably one of the largest >> pete, i know you mentioned before that this week, the week after thanksgiving is usually a a fairly quiet week for you, but you have people there. i can imagine this is fairly frightening for peopl

he's great.ha i actually do some work with the barbara bush literacy foundation. it's amazing. they have, like, a 98% success rate for the work that they do. and i recently saw him at one of those events, and we're buddiesf >> ms. perino, prior to the invasion of iraq for many months i remember george bush on television talking about we don't want the smoking gun to be in the form of a mushroom cloud and weapons of mass destruction. that turned out to be false information. do you think that information is the product of an intelligence community that doesn't know what it's doing, or do you think the dissemination of false information prior to the invasion, the unprovoked invasion of a foreign country, was, was part of some conspirace to, you know, invade iraq, and were you aware of it at the time? if you weren't, can you share with us what it's like to be with a group of people who are disseminating false information either -- >> okay, i get it. >> -- sincerely or not? >> got it. thank you. this has been a debate that's been ongoing. i would say that the information was not fal

when we come back, barbara streisand presidential visit. >> why beyonce hopes you'll visit her online store this holiday season. the skinny's next. >>> "world news >>> it is skinny time on a tuesday with surprise guests for barbara steisand and first ever performance in houston, texas. >> first ever performance in texas, performing a song from each of the six decades she had number one albums. >> amazing, isn't it? six decades on top? then this happened. a back stage visit from president george h.w. bush and former first lady, barbara bush, complete with gifts. >> during the show, they were singlinged out from the stage praising mr. bush for service and mrs. bush for her work in promoting literacy. >> she congratulated bushes on the upcoming 72nd anniversary, amazing itself, which they'll celebrate in january. >> what's interesting, her politics are opposite, mostly on sis of the bush's. it's nice that we see this, you know, we can all come together moment. i don't know. maybe that's too deep here. nice to see we are the world. >> music unites. >> we are the children. >>> speaking of

. >> we're looking back with ground-breaking journalists barbara walters and diane sawyer with fidel. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ? ? >> we are just jiving to this >> oh, my god, loving the spanish music in the morning. >> yes, it's nice. >> well, you have caribbean ties. >> yes. i was born in had latin america so that means i'm latino. >> yes. it's a city untouched by time. >> but during the height of the castro regime, 39 years ago, abc's barbara walters traveled to cuba to interview fidel castro and followed 16 years later by diane sawyer. here are fascinating clips. >> no dissent or opposition is >> translator: we do not have your same conceptions. our concept of freedom of the press is not yours and i say this very honestly. i have nothing to hide. if you ask us if a paper could appear here against socialism, i could say honestly, no, it cannot appear. it would not be allowed by the government or the people. >> why? >> in that sense, we do not have the freedom of the press that you possess in the u.s. >> do you think pol

inside the network showdown with barbara kault walters and diane sawyer. you now "the insider" tracking >>> michael buble's 3-year-old son noah diagnosed with cancer. number one tracking story today. >> we've spent a lot of time with michael over the years and every time he couldn't help but gush how much he loves his son. go inside the emotional toil of the heartbreak. >> how has your life changed since you had a son? >> worth living. i get why i'm here. that in your life. i can't explain it in words but love being a dad. ? nobody but me ?? >> faced with a parent's worst night under. michael buble and argentinean wife luisana made the announcement that noah, who loves to sing and dance like his family of four relocating from other homes to america to fight for his life. in a joint statement the couple says treatment is under way and luisana and i have put careers on hold to devote all our time and attention to helping noah get well. we have a long journey in front of us and hope we'll win this battle. >> within two hours posting statement on the facebook

barbara starr, i want to bring you into this discussion and give us a sense of where we are right now in that transition. >> reporter: well, by all accounts, president-elect trump is beginning to think about, meet with his people and trying to determine how he does want to fill out that national security team. these are going to be the first big appointments for this new commander in chief. they will set the tone not only for his administration, secretary of state, secretary of defense, cia director, director of national intelligence, national security adviser. but they will send messages to the world about the shape and tone of trump administration policy. i don't think it is lost on anyone as we look at these pictures that these ceremonies really do reflect the reality as president-elect trump begins to assume that mantle of power, these are the moments that define a commander in chief, that define an american president to the world. i want to go back on one point. it's so important to remember on this veterans day that as the president lays the wreath, he is laying it at the tomb o

barbara? >> thanks, melissa. our election coverage is just getting started. the candidates for president each have an opportunity to make history when the results are we'll sit down to talk about what that could mean for the country. >>> and vice president joe biden voted early this morning. as we go to break, hear what he has to say about life after being vice president. >> all the things i care about i'm going to be engaged in. i will still be engaged in american foreign policy, still be engaged in violence against women i'm luann bennett. in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business after my husband passed away. how to bring people together, set positive goals, and get things done. that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask >>> right at midnight the polls in the small town of dixville notch were open,

barbara: i'll see you at the meeting tomorrow, alright? earl: okay, bye, barbara. bud: earl, are you all set with t park? earl: i couldn't find anybody at the park. just a couple of gardeners and they didn't know from nothing. i went over there. dutch: well, look, i've got to go to my locker. i'll see you later. bud: hi, mr. briggs. briggs: how's the picnic shang up? bud: oh, good, very good, yeah. briggs: that's the stuff. mr. armstead was asking me this morning how plans were coming for junior class picnic on saturday. i told him "bud anderson has full charge, "so you don't have to worry." how's that for cfidence? even the principal is relying on you. well, see you at the meeting tomorrow. bud: yeah, i'll see you, mr. briggs. bud (voiceover): get out of town, that's all you can do. you've got to go some place before tomorrow afternoon. the freight runs tomorrow, hop a freight! just start walking down the road. hitch a ride, maybe. you could thumb your way to canada. a guy could do that, thumb. bud: mom! margaret: i didn't know you were home. bud: i'm a dead goose

((karen castro)) barbara carson moved to the valley from indianapolis just few months ago. carson says her daughter, who attends eldorado high school has already been affected by the teacher shortage in the clark county school district. ((barbara carson - parent: i've been learning a lot about the district since i've been here. um, i am a concerned parent. i have a child that will be in the district for three more years) teaching positions affecting some 2-hundred students. according to ccsd's website there are more than 4-hundred vacancies district-wide. that is more than the number of openings at the beginning of the school year... but it's about half compared to last august. ((lisette partelow - dir., center for american progress: anymore and so we have seen that the shortage in clark county has been reduced quite a bit. )) ((karen castro)) lisette partelow is with the center for american progress, which launched the teach strong campaign. nevada joined the national movement last year. ((lisette partelow - similar idea of developing a coalition to try to think through is

barbara davis was years ago and nobody has been killed. all all r cap chard. >> i would like to see him caught wherever is he is and justice to be served. >> reporter: her mom has the same message almost 36 years >> it is closer for the family -- closure. >> reporter: they found her body on south 19 treat badly beaten and police believed she was killed in another location and brought here. >> when you family member is murdered and you don't know who did it? that is the hurting most painful thing you can have. i want to know who did this to her. >> reporter: a by without the family thinking about barbara and wondering when someone will come forward. >> no, we don't have crosier. -- closure. i am at peace and have a comforting spirit and know she is all right. but i need to know who did this and why? >> if you know anything about the murder of barbara davis, her family asks you call the police anonymous. >> a greenfield man is doing laundry and gets a surprised. he was inside his home when he heard a loud crash. itas a c that just hit his ho

- i left barbara on the telephone. (laughing) - [president romano] and so, my american friends, i say to you, (foreign language) united states. - yeah, i love you too, honey, bye. (upbeat music) - with fit feeling, indeed. - oh, mister president. excuse me, mister president, i have to talk to ya, he... (suspenseful music) - oh, you again. don't compliment me on the good work the police are doing. - no, listen officer, there's gonna be an attempt on president romano's life. - well, how do you know that? - my mother told me. - well, your mother? well, where is she, i wanna talk to her. - well, she's unavailable. - unavailable? - yeah, but that's not the point, officer. - well, what is the point? from this unavailable mother? - yeah. - she tell you who's gonna do it with the stars, astrology? aquarius sh-mare-ee-us, with the uranus? - no. - well then, who'd she tell you is gonna do it? - a giant, and a little midget, and a humphrey bogart type. - is that a fact? - yeah, i saw 'em, officer. listen, i'm not a crank, i'm a l

and she said that she has former kpix 5 anchor barbara rogers to thank for that. and tonight, barbara shares her story. >> oh! you're going to make me cry! >> oh my god! >> reporter: the last time i saw corey crow was almost 30 years ago. when she was just a few weeks away from her third birthday. >> one more! >> reporter: corey was a very sick little girl back in 1987. without a heart transplant, doctors gave her only a few months to live. but her mother's insurance denied coverage for the surgery. 0 years ago, some considered transplants for children under 5 as experimental. but corey's mother didn't give up. doctors here at stanford medical center have performed more than 40 heart transplants on patients under the age of 18. >> i called channel 5 and told her story. >> reporter: when i came to see you, what was your feeling when i showed up at your front door? >> i was just shocked. shocked and ri lefbed that -- relieved that, you know, maybe, somebody would do something. >> we were able to get the coverage we needed so she could get the transplant. >> reporter

but barbara, kate and the peace center wants more than that. they don't want to just focus on who won. they want to focus how we unite, grow and come together for goodness sake. >>> you see it, you shoot it, our fresco users are helping us show what is going on in your neighborhood. iain. >> lucy fresco users on the ground as protesters made their way through north philadelphia and center city tonight. post election protest you were talking about at the top of the hour. police are telling us as many as 500 people took part it looks like the protesters just broke up few minutes ago much here's video from north philadelphia as those frosts made their way down broad street they were out for hours there. but when dj phase was there the crowd was chancing black lives matter some were holding anti donald trump signs. it was a different sight in delaware county where the unitarian church in media held what they call a post election caring circle. fresco use emma took this video for us and church goers were encouraged to bring a short reading, player o

barbara comstock declined our invitation. larry: people at the linde hill condominiums, holding onto hope. they have just hours left to get into their homes. suzanne kennedy is there live. one thing could change the situation for the better, what's that? suzanne: first and want to show you this, the temporary emergency lights that were put up in the parking lot, on standby in case they are needed again. remember, the lights were turned off after the former board of directors fate -- failed to pay the bills. the residents here got 48 hours notice before their electricity was terminated. people were forced to leave, according to code, tenets were supposed to be given 14 days notice before service was terminated. today at the hurt -- hearing it will determine the status of the situation, whether an agreement can be reached. the judge said about a week ago that he couldn't consider the case until both sides were present. the utility company says that it is owed $500,000 and that turning over the -- off the power was a last resort

she says she has former kpix 5 anchor barbara rodgers to thank for that and now barbara shares her story. >> oh!! [ laughing and crying ] >> you're going to make me cry! >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the last time i saw cory crow was almost 30 years ago when she was just a few weeks away from her third birthday. >> a what heart? >>> a green heart. >> that's what kind of heart you want? >> reporter: cory was sick in 1987. without a heart transplant, doctors gave her only a few months to live. but her mother's insurance had denied coverage for the surgery. 30 years ago, some insurance companies considered transplants for children under five as experimental. cory's mother didn't give up. doctors at stanford medical center have performed 40 transplants on patients under 19. >> so that's what i did. i called channel 5. >> reporter: and i told her story. >> when i came to see you that first time what was your feeling that day when i showed up at your front door? >> shocked and relieved that maybe somebody will do something. >> we were able to get the coverage that we needed so that she could ha

ted and barbara understood this connection. we want the lecture series to remind lawyers of that so they foster principles that expand freedom and the rule of law. other lecturers have included the man who this convention is honoring, justice scalia, judges -- chief justice roberts edith , jones, former attorney general michael mukasey, peter teal, and senator tom cotton. that brings us to today's lecture. it will be my honor to introduce senator ben sasse. after graduating from harvard college where he went on a wrestling scholarship and earned a history phd at yale. he worked for private equity firms before becoming the president of midland university which he pulled out of difficult financial straits. then he ran for the senate. since he has been elected senator, he has not only done a couple of things that i will mention quickly, but he is also -- has also moonlighted. he has driven for uber and my understanding is he has a five-star rating. [laughter] [applause] >> in addition to his bio and his driving, i would add that s

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john henry talked to both louann bennett and barbara comstock's campaigns as they tried today to win over undecided voters. >> reporter: it's coming down to the wire in northern virginia and democrat louann bennett wasted no time working to tell voters she was more qualified for congress than republican incumbent barbara comstock. >> we need people with courage and the willingness to be honest about what they believe and she has not shown that. rally in leesburg with steny hoyer. together the pair once again tried to tie comstock as a republican in line with gop presidential candidate donald trump. >> what louann bennett has been saying in her campaign is barbara comstock agrees with donald trump on issues. >> reporter: comstock has tried to distance herself from trump and paint bennett as somebody who does not live in virginia, a claim bennett denies, but this statement was released sunday that bennett is out of touch with the 10th district. comstock met with supporters in ashburn and centreville sunday. some of her backers told us they believe she's simply a better option because s

good morning, everyone, i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm eun yang. virginia is in the spotlight today, donald trump spoke in leesburg, well into the early-morning hours. and tim kaine returns home today to campaign for his running mate. how voters are responding to the attention this morning. >>> and of course, i'm lauryn type of weather we're expecting on your election day. and plus, how warm are we going to get today after a chilly start. all that and more, coming up. >>> "news4 midday" starts now. >>> the election day countdown continues, we are less than 24 hours away now. by this time tomorrow, polls in our area will have been open for several hours. polls in virginia open at 6:00 a.m. and at 7:00 a.m. in maryland and d.c. hillary clinton will foc in about an hour, hillary clinton will hold a rally in pennsylvania. at the university of pittsburgh, from there she'll travel to michigan for a get out the vote rally at grand valley state university. tonight she'll head back to peps for an all-star rally at independence hall. she'll be joined by pres

barbara atkinson/founding dean, unlv medical school: that's the goal. we don't want anybody to leave las vegas for anything. but there's more than just a benefit from the medical side - there's a financial gain as well. graphic fiscal impact studies show that by 2030 - the regional impact will 24 thousand jobs and government revenue exceeding 181 million. vo the state legislature has already approved the operational funding and private donations will build the facilities. unlv president len jessup says that formula means no costs should be passed down to undergrad students. it's a game changer for the future. len jessup/unlv president: we want to be better connected to our community. we want to help. we recognize we need the community for get to the next level but the community needs a great university to get to the next level as well. kevin: here's an interesting sidenote - the local community has stepped up and money was raised to give all 60 students in the first class a full ride scholarship for all four years...meaning they leave medical school wit

barbara? >> thanks molette. >>> this massive fire still burning in southern california, more than six hours after it started. it's in a pallet yard, several propane tanks blew up while it was burning. it's not clear how it started. dozens of firefighters on the scene. say they have the fire contained now. but not under control killed, at a toddler's birthday party turned into a tragedy in tennessee. seven people were shot there last night. police are look for as many as three suspects right now. neighbors say the mother, who died, was only 21 years old. police have not said why they think the shooting happened. neighbors there said they're praying for the victims today. >>> in just a few hours, a police officer who killed a black man will appear in court. officer yanez will be arraigned he shot orlando castille last year. castille's fiancee streaming the encounter on facebook live after the act. if convicted llanez could face as much as 20 years in prison. >>> a warning for pedestrians from fa

o'brien in pennsylvania, barbara plett in cleveland. whoever becomes the next president of the united states, the fight against the islamic state will be one of their strongest challenges. iraqi forces have retaken the .irst neighborhood inside mosul fighting and other areas is continuing. with heavy armor, the city was breached. iraqi special forces pushed forward. eastkilometers from the right inside mosul city. we're three kilometers from the heart of the city. as you can see, it is still a very act of area, more dangerous than where we were before -- active area, more dangerous than where we were before. the so-called islamic state named this neighborhood after the founder. before it was the set on -- saddam district. this belongs to iraq's forward division. why is this breach so important? >> because we will control this area, and keep this area safe. moving to be with my guys in the frontline. reporter: the day began with a push forward. the i.s. positions in the northeast, the ground forces went in. he stuck it out first long as

. >> reporter: barbara marshall, talking about raising her voice. marcus has a music career. youuknow brandon. marcus is older. >> he is always saying that he is the big brother, do not forget. >>> reporter: she always had her boyy busy and sports. marcus from football first when brandon was too young to play. >> he said he football too. when marcus cut his equipment, he brought it home and brandon took it from him. he would not give it back. he ended up sleeping in it. >> reporter: harbor and their boys. the three musketeers. even though dad was still around in the early years. >> deadheads substance abuse issues. it was getting to be tougher physical, sometimes it was verbal. >> so barbara and the boys left. 10 was brandon and marcus was 12. >> we had to live in a shelter for 26 days. he was still looking for us. i did not want them to be harmed. i did not want them in the environment at all. is do it. and never looked back. >> reporter: family, faith, and sports. that's what got >> they went to schooo with me, because i worked in the school system. i was in the office, ey

barbara comstock trying to fend off a fierce challenge from luanna bennett in the 10th congressional district. tom roussey joins us with what is turning out to be a very close contest. tom? tom: alison, i'm tomorrow, tables. this district goes for mclean all the way to winchester in the west virginia state line. it's expected to be a close race. throughout the day and into the night, volunteers for mclean tried to rally support for hillary clinton and luanne bennett. and it is trying to do something district seat in the commonwealth. at the same time in chantilly, there was a different group trying to help incumbent republican barbara comstock keep her seat. comstock first won the seat two years ago after a longtime representative frank wolf retired. >> it will be interesting. tom: this reporter says the district has grown less republican over time and donald trump's unpopularity in some parts may help bennett. >> she has the best shot as ever with trump at the top of the ticket. tom: comstock has been trying for bipartisan support. >> will voters who vote for hillary clinton look do

senator, democrat barbara mikulski. democratic congressman chris van hollen is facing off against republican delegate kathy szeliga he says he's running because he wants to do something, not because he wants to be something. sha-lay'guh's motto is, quote: "we're fixing maryland. let's do the same in washington." in maryland's eight district congressional race, republican dan cox. in the fourth congressional district, former democratic lieutenant governor anthony brown is up against republican george mcdermott. john gonzalez will have a live report on the maryland races.. at 5:45. an intense battle is underway.. over virginia's 10th district congressional seat. democrat luann bennett is trying to unseat republican incumbent barbara comstock. no democrat has held that seat since 1980. suzanne kened race.. in about 15 minutes. join vote 2016 by sending us your pictures and videos on this election day. send them to us at burst dot com slash wjla. abc seven wants to remind maryland voters it's illegal to take pictures of you

>> i'm pretty sure it was just barbara. [ laughter ] dj barbara. >> jimmy: dj barbara with the wheel of steel. >> ba-ba-ba-barbara. >> jimmy: ba-ba-ba-barbara just explosions sound effect. >> and then she just walks out like 5'1." >> jimmy: she must be so proud of you. >> she is. she's seen "hamilton" like 15 times. yeah, it's great. i actually had to tell her to stop. [ laughter ] posting on facebook and stuff. it got a little much but she is very proud and i'm -- you know, it's nice to be financially stable. she's very happy. >> jimmy: clipping, what's happening with your group? album out about a month ago, "splendor and misery." if you haven't heard it, you should probably check it out. [ cheers and applause ] it's on sub pop records and deathbomb arc, and we just finished a little tour along the east coast and then we go to europe in december and we're -- we'll do a little mini-tour there. yeah, all kinds of stuff. so much music is happening. me and tariq got projects together. right? this bars mix tape we're doing. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. there's a really cool project >> j

i remember we invited him inside for some of my wife barbara's good coffee and the usual talk about the weather and wheat crops. >> the reason i am here is we would like to least the mineral rights on your land. we are offering $.10 and a career tour on a ten-year least. >> wheat is good enough for me. >> most of our operation is underground. the fields are still yours. you can go right on farming. >> if you hit oil? >> you get the standard royalty, 1/8 of a barrel. every four or five years, another company comes around and buys up a bunch of leases. dozenmust be about half a

luann bennett is running against barbara proposed meals tax increase. a proposal that would raise how much it costs for you to eat out. county officials say that 4% meals tax would generate $100 million each year. >>> i'm angie goff here at the decision desk with the 4 things to know about the races to watch across the country. we begin with the battleground state of north carolina where 15 electoral votes are up for grabs. also on the ballot in that state people. the controversy over the bill caused ncaa to pull events from the state earlier this year. moving now to another key swing

. >> and i'm barbara harrison. we begin with breaking news with did melissa mollet at the live desk. >>> a fatal crash in prince george's county right now prince george's county police telling us they're on the scene of a single-vehicle fatal crash, the 13000 block of old fort road in fort washington. they're still trying to determine exactly what happened. they say what they know is appears the driver left the road, hit a creek and ended up in the creek. we have chopper 4 on the up. >> we're learning what may have caused a bad fire in prince george's county. take a look to the damage to the house on largo road, news4's molette green is live and can tell us what happened. what details do you have at this point? >> barbara, good morning. fire investigators left the property about 30 minutes ago. and the family is still here on the scene, assessing the damage. salvaging whatever it is that they believe that something on the outside of their house sparked the flames and the house just went up in flames. they bought th

at the pentagon, barbara starr reporting. kim dozer is our global affairs analyst. there are hundreds of jobs that will have to be filled by the incoming president when it comes to national security, the national security council, elsewhere at the state department, the pentagon. what are you hearing? because lot of speculation, lot of names out there. >> wolf, i'm hearing that they are scrambling to gather the resumes they need to fill up to thousands of positions that require top secret security clearance. now, initially, about three weeks ago, a month ago, they had a few hundred names for people who would take top posts. posts like secretary of defense. but when they looked at their internal polling and started realizing that they might win, they started reaching out further and within the hours since donald trump has been named president-elect i'm hearing that even since the publication of a story i wrote about this transition process, they are getting flooded with resumes but from a different group of people than are norm

partly due to immigration but what is amazing is one of those things the barbara bush foundation has teamed up with high-school students sometimes they have to do volunteer work to get credits to graduate so in several states, and they match student with a third grader and they have benchmarks they have to me and a curriculum to follow. they cannot get their credititse if they don't succeed with this child so that is why they have a 90 percent success rate to help not just the children but the adults. if you joined the board which hope you will do you will see something that will amaze you not just with children's literacy it is adults literacy that is so important so every time they have an event they invite somebody whose life has been changed because now they can read and books are in their home in their reading books to their children they never could read before to get up in front of a crowd of 500 people to give a speech it will give you chills it was one of the most wonderful things i am happy to be involved guess i will talk to you tomorrow on the phone tomorrow. >> host: lee

luann bennett is the running against republican barbara comstock. follow david culver and julie carey on twitter for constant updates on the state of this race. a potential game changer is on the ballot in fairfax county. we're talking about the 4% meals tax. ta it would raise nearly $100 million each year. much of that would go to schools, they say. in the district, residents will vote for or against state hood. d.c. state hood. the referendum including four parts here. a yes vote means you want d.c. to become a state. approve the proposed constitution, and are in favor of a representative form of government. if passed, d.c. leaders would for approval. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:37. it is all hands on deck. that is what a top intelligence official tells nbc news about the scope of the government's readiness for election day. both military and cyber experts are monitoring incoming intelligence for threats. there are six national cyber centers and 54 state emergency operation centers that are being fully staffed today. there will also be

senator barbara mccullsky. chris van hollen hopes to keep the seat blue as mikulski retires from the post. she faces kathy szeliga. the minority went for the state house of delegates will make appearances in baltimore and >>> turning to virginia where five congressional seats are up for grabs. we're watching the race in the tenth congressional district. luann bennett is running against barbara comstock. coming up at 6:00, we'll have more on how bennett is using the top of the republican ticket to challenge comstock. >>> today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is getting out the vote. she will encourage district residents to head to the polls tomorrow. d.c. voters have a referendum on the ballot about state hood. there are also comio little divine intervention this election cycle, attend a prayer service tonight. the first begins at 6:30 at saint columbus church in northwest washington. >>> we may not know who the next president will be but plans for the inauguration are already in the works. crews began building the pl

van hollen along with kathy szeliga and margaret flowers were in the process of retiring the senator barbara mikulski. >> chris gordon has night. he joins us from chris van hollen's watch party in silver spring. chris? >> reporter: well, doreen, the announcement was just made minutes ago. you see, there it is again. as they are learning that chris van hollen is the projected winner. [ inaudible ] >> it has been a divisive presidential election. hope over fear and i'm looking forward to working together. i think we're going to have to reach out, all americans, regardless of political party, regardless of political inclinations to work together.