was clearly up for sale in louisiana. they offered to both democrats and republicans $100,000, i'll make sure you get the votes. this is the irst election, interestingly enough, where both parties in south carolina and -- actually in all three states -- the parties go to the courts. this is the first presidential election in the 19th century that i know of where people go to courts seeking rulings that is going to give them an advantage. and the use of courts in florida was particularly interesting. a democratic judge gave writs of quo warranto to the democratic electors to serve on the republican electors. a writs of quo warranto is by what right do you hold this office and you have to appear in court and prove that you deserve to be -- to cast the electoral vote for that state. later the supreme court of florida, the state supreme court rules that in fact the democrats had won the election. interestingly enough, the people who settled the election in washington reject that claim. exactly the same logic that they used in

i want a dessert louisiana -- a better louisiana for all of our people. the governor endorsed be because he knows i have the to play for people. after eight years of bobby jindal i want to raise the minimum wage and finally passed equal pay for women. i am asking for your vote because i want to be a voice of the people, not the powerful. god bless you, god bless louisiana, and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much and thanks for listening. mr. fleming: thank you for having us here tonight. i am the one true conservative among all these candidates. i want to go to washington and take louisiana values to washington. my dad died suddenly while i was in high school. i overnight became the breadwinner for the family. i joined the military. i became a doctor, and decorated 500 louisiana jobs. -- i created 500 louisiana jobs. i came through diversity to promote my american dream. and now i want to go to the u.s. senate to fight for louisiana families and your american dream. >> for those of you still watching, you have to ask yourself one q

the politics are interesting because if you go to louisiana, if you listen to louisiana's leadership when they are in washington dc, climate change doesn't exist. if you follow them home to louisiana, they are totally accepting the un's stance on sea level rise and one of the master plans for the louisiana coast, they are relying on that science , calculating in sea level rise and intensifying hurricanes as part of the plan so the politics i think get more authentic and interesting if you leave the sort of media bubble in washington and as you go have a conversation closer to the ground so justin took me up to take k where he went to school with his professors. first, we walked by, they have all these labs where you had to do all these tests. you had to be able to tell a to from some other weed and they were doing all these experiments area one of the labs looked like the endeavor, it was all practice is and sand and justin said maybe that's a great farm in 20 years, there's the climate change lab. but when we went to talk to his professors, they all were completely clear that climat

that's louisiana. if a republican wins that, that would make the difference 48-52, it's be a four-seat difference, republicans would have a fairly firm grip on that chamber, but if a democrat would win, that would make the difference between the democrats and republicans only two. that is a gap democrats can work with. that is a gap that stuff might happen. you know, winning this louisiana senate seat could mean a world of difference for democrats trying to stop the trump agenda, as the best website in the world, wonkette.com, put it today, if a democrat won that seat, it means it wouldn't be as much of a stretch to try to form majority coalitions with republican senators who are occasionally decent on specific issues, like john mccain with russia or rand paul opposing rudy giuliani and john bolton for secretary of state. from wonkette.com, if 49 democrats can pull a john mccain or a susan collins across the aisle to oppose trump in erecting a statue of vladimir putin on top of the white house, we migh

returning clearly up for sale in louisiana. they offered to both democrats and republicans, if you give me $100,000, i'll make sure you get the votes. this is the first election, interestingly enough, where both parties in south carolina and, actually in all 3 states, the parties go to the courts. this is the first presidential election in the 19th century that i know of where people go to courts seeking rulings that is going to give them an advantage. and the use of courts in florida was particularly interesting. a democratic judge gave writs of quo warranto to the democratic electors to serve on the republican electors. a writs of quo warranto is by what right do you hold this office and you have to appear in court and prove that you deserve to be, to cast the electoral vote for that state. later the supreme court of florida, the state supreme court rules that in fact the democrats had won the election. interestingly enough, the people who settled the election in washington reject that claim. exactly the same logic that they

senate in my home state of louisiana. it always comes down to louisiana. thank you so much for joining us mr. campbell. you're being hailed as democrat's last hope this election season a chance to send the message against the election of donald trump a week ago. what do you think of that? >> i hope i'm everybody's last hope. i've been a politician in louisiana for a long time and i've represented the people and have a strong record of representing consumers from taking on payday loan companies to reducing electric rates from utility companies. i'm on the public service commission right now. i've been a strong voice for the people and i wear that badge proudly. so i want to go to washington to help the people in louisiana. we're a poor state. we should have been. a lot of our politicians throughout the years have sold the people out, more interested in being re-e leelected than do right things for the folks. i have the record and the backbone to get that done. >> that was a good sell of your resume and what you adopt. here's my question, if you win december

and wicked comes from louisiana. wicked chicken is our best lto, and that $4 price point really pumped. >> earlier you mentions about the tougher category. i just want to quote from the conference call where you say that the competitive environment being so value driven, but the fact also that grocery prices have gone down. therefore occasions eating out have gone down. is that cyclical or do you think it might be the function and if the funk lifts, we're willing to go out because your meals aren't that expensive. >> i do think it was partly lack of confidence, but it also was lower commodity prices and lower commodities are keeping prices low in both grocery and quick service restaurants. i expect it to stay competitive through next year, but we're excited about the idea of bringing forward innovation in that environment and continuing to grow market share. >> i see you grow market share here in the chicken group, but i also think if you want the real electric growth, i should be focusing far more on international.

popping them down in louisiana. now, in many cases, in the history of the domestic slave difficult, ifry not entirely impossible, to trade slaves sold in the upper south to their destinations in the deep south. although there are literally tens of thousands of enslaved people recorded on these ship manifests in the national archives, a lot of them have been digitized -- go on ancestry.com and you can search -- figuring out what happened to them once they got off these boats is tough to do. that is one of the reasons why the georgetown is so valuable for historical research. because we know where they ended up. at least many of them. not all of them, but many of them. some of them ended up on henry johnson's chatham plantation while others ended up on jesse beatty's west oak plantation. so we know where they ended up. moreover, we know the experience of being bought and sold continued in louisiana of to the civil war. in 38 was not the last time these people were sold. henry johnson felt into financial difficulties s

the spill was here off of louisiana. it got to the beaches of pensacola, some to destine, some tar balls to panama city until the wind started sending it back the other way. but what happened to florida's tourism industry on its gulf coast? for an entire season the tourists thought there was oil on our beaches, and tourists did not come for an entire season all the way down to marco island, naples, all of these beautiful, sugary white sand beaches, including northwest florida beaches, didn't come because they thought there was oil there. that didn't just affect the airlines and the hotels. it affected the dry cleaners and the restaurants and all of this largest industry in florida which is the tourism industry. that's one reason. another reason is there are so many of the bays and estuaries along this gulf coast where the critters are hatched that supply the fish stocks for the entire gulf. and of course there are stocks that are hatched here that migrate out into the other oceans. but there was a third reason, and that

senate in my home state of louisiana. always comes down to louisiana. thank you for joining us, mr. campbell. you are hailed as democrats last hope this election season, a chance to send a message against the election of donald trump a week ago. what do you think about that? >> well, i hope i'm everybody's last hope. i've been a politician in louisiana for a long time. i've represented the people. i have a strong record of representing consumers, from taking on payday loan companies to reducing electric rates on -- from utility companies. i'm on the public service commission right now. i have been a strong voice for the people and i wear that badge proudly. i want to go to washington to help the people in louisiana. we're a poor state. we shouldn't have been. a lot of our politicians through the years have sold the people out. more interested in getting re-elected than doing the right thing for our folks. >> yeah. >> we need to improve that. we need better jobs, and i have the record and i have the backbone to gemt it done. >> that was a good sell of your resume and what you want to

this is in louisiana. i'll talk with the democratic candidate foster campbell about the potential to flip the seat. does he have a chance and is he getting support from his party what he was dreaming about ? for the holidays. before his mom earned 1% cash back everywhere, every time. [ dinosaur growls ] and his dad earned 2% back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs. yeah! even before they earned 3% back on gas. danny's parents used their bankamericard cash rewards credit card to give him the best day ever. that's the joy of rewarding connections. learn more at bankofamerica.com/getcashback. want to make thanksgiving extra here's a few suggestions. always cut the head off the turkey before you cook it. and don't forget to serve delicious stove top stuffing. my mouth is watering just thinking about it. the stuffing... not the turkey head. >>> you may not know this but there's still one senate race uncalled from the election day of louisiana. that state will be crucial in the senate. the balance of power of

tonight at six, we'll hear from the louisiana congressman on what could happen in congress. thank you, dave. the cedar rapids community school district is taking an active approach to semester. but the district doesn't want students to get anywhere near this many. that's why after three unexcused days a letter gets sent to parents. at five, phone calls begin. at eight, home visits begin. and finally at 15, the family is sent to linn county district court. the district says this is an informal meeting between itself and the fam representation, i'm there and we do a mediation. maybe there's something we missed or haven't covered to help that family " tonight at 10, hear how the district's "holistic student" approach that works to help these families. hundreds of business people in the cedar rapids area got together for breakfast this morning and to honor a few of their own. this was the 25th year for "good morning, cedar rapids," an event that presents three local businesses with bravo awards for manufacturin g in marion, cobble hill restaurant in cedar rapids, and strategic p

[inaudible] cnn was calling me today class mother was the flooding is in louisiana. in. >> that is crazy. and those that go way forever? >> i adrienne after 20 years and. >> ids seen the movie die-hard? he thinks he can negotiate with the terrorist. vote in hillary clinton and donald trump. but at one point and he says hoodie thank you are? hillary clinton? the shockingly that is effective battle they she has driven a car in 30 years but with that governmental credibility especially if there is a fear they said don't get her involved with donald trump. [inaudible] [inaudible] because but he was talking about parts for of the movie and. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] and his did then is the first conversation that i had. and we have seen that but in all reality. >> and those older couples and with that american flag day hill grandma and grandpa. [laughter] >> but thanks for coming. i look forward to hearing from you. [laughter] >> but one of my oldest friends was uh detail person . where did being you can only -- >> but tomorrow i want to talk. >> here? >> t

he sells louisiana territory to thomas jefferson. thomas jefferson sends lewis and clark up the missouri river to bought. he had and louis and clark heading up the missouri river are doing just fine with their relations with indian people until they meet the sioux. and the sioux on the missouri river say, hm, ok, more white people coming up the missouri river. we've french traders and spanish traders coming out of new portland -- new orleans and st. louis heading up to the villages. you pay a toll. this is our river. you recognize our sovereignty by giving us gifts. you got a boat load of stuff. give us some of it. french traders and spanish traders had had no problem doing that. it was just part of the cost of doing business in indian country. louis and clark are there for a different purpose. they are there to declare united states sovereignty in this new territory that they've acquired. it would be counterproductive, in a sense, to try and establish american sovereignty by giving the gifts that recognized the sovereignty of the si

the louisiana marshlands has lost a significant amount land recedes. the new maps from nasa and the u-s geological survey show much of that recession came after the b-p oil spill in the gulf of mexico. researchers say the oil kills or weakens vegetation along shore -- and when that happens, the soil is more prone to erosion. mission accomplished for two chinese astronauts who are now back on earth. china's shenzhou 11 space capsule mongolia. the pair spent 30 days on the country's small space station -- making it china's longest space mission so far... during their stay -- they conducted experiments and equipment testing for the launching of the station's core module in 2018. nick brown is ordered to pay the estate of bobbi kristina brown. and a dress worn by marilyn monroe sells for nearly 5 million bucks! the details are in tonight's pay 36-million-dollars to the estate of bobbi kristina brown. this-- two months after gordon was found "legally responsible" for the death of bobbi kristina. brown's estate filed a wrongful death lawsuit against gordon l

highs: 60-64 winds: nnw 10-20 g 30 mph protests erupt on a college campus, outside a louisiana senate debate. why students say the presence of one of those candidates, was like a slap in the face. tame frizz-prone hair with smoothing care. whole blends by garnier. smoothing haircare. enriched with coconut oil & cocoa butter extracts. nurtures and protects for naturally-beautiful, shiny hair. supremacist david duke appeared in the final u-s senate debeate ahead of next week's election. his presence sparked protests by students and many others at historically black dillard university. protests got tense, as some demonstrators tried to force themselves past the door. at one point, law enforcement used pepper spray on part of te at least two people were briefly detained. dillard students had asked the school to reject duke's debate invitation because of his ties with the klu klux klan. but the event was not put on by dillard. just a few days into november and major retailes are already starting to promote black friday deals you can get now. walmart has sale prices on items like t-v's and

for the senate race in louisiana. we will show you more of that debate next. >>> former klu klux klan leader david duke is running for senate in louisiana with donald tmp as his running mate. >> the only man the media hate morse than donald trump is me. they hate trump and me because they oppose the massive immigration that will destroy america. we've got to protect american jobs and industry. we defend our heritage. trump even says we should say merry christmas instead of the pc garbage. the media says he sounds like me. but you know what? we both simply sound like you. vote for trump for president. david duke pour the u.s. senate, and let's take america back. >> david duke was on stage for united states senate debate tonight. at dillard university, a historically black university. david duke reached the 5% polling threshold for being included in the debate by getting 5.1% in the polls. debate organizers did not allow students the general public, or journalists anyone into that auditorium for the debate. but protests

lafayette, louisiana are investigating possible hate crimes against muslim women on college campuses. investigators say a student at san diego state was robbed by two men who made comments about president-elect trump and muslims. a student at the university of louisiana was beaten, robbed, and had her hijab ripped off by two men. police say the suspect or a trump had. >>> there is at least one muslim woman who is not worried about trump supporters tonight wusa 9 talked to the fairfax county mom and we are live in the newsroom with her perspective. >> this fairfax county woman calls herself a silent trump folder. she says before the election, she didn't feel comfortable telling people she was voting for him. she seems like the most unlikely of donald trump voters. >> i have always really leaned democratic. >> reporter: she's a writer and activist who has made the rounds on talk shows. she twice obama. she supports same-sex marriage rights. she is also a muslim american and a trump supporter. >> donald trump is calling for a complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> th

in louisiana, nick griffith. we've been talking a lot about the anti- trump protests across the country but a different type of protest was taking place in downtown steamboat today. >> the topics that matter -- we need more snow and less hate in this world. >> shannon lukens from steamboa t-radio.com sent us this video. these guys say they are protesting what's really important -- warm weather. they want some snow. check out their signs. it is november 12 which means turkey time is just from the corner. >> as the denver rescue mission continues collecting birds for those in need, they also took the time to team up with a local high school today for another car. >> more local students protesting. the controversial dakota access pipeline -- what they hope to gain from tonight's demonstrations. we have one of the bigger cool downs we have seen so far this season in sight. we will let you know when it i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by k. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wi

severe weather across mississippi, louisiana, alabama, tennessee. on going warnings, beneficial rain, but unfortunately coming with the severe weather aspect. we have a warm front stretching throughout the deep south, and there's the and blowing it all out tomorrow, but this is moving into the drought prone areas, and here tomorrow night. risk for severe weather overnight. damaging winds, large hail, few tornadoes, moderate risk across parts of mississippi and alabama, enhanced, elevated, and there's the green, lowest end of the scale. we have that here, and it could come tomorrow with the storms moving by. tornadoes will be confined to time tomorrow night. a few showers coming by. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 a.m. in the area. dry weather in the morning, plenty of clouds. tune into elizabeth starting at 4:30. she'll show you the radar and let you know where the remaining rain could be. tomorrow afternoon pretty much dry, but here comes the rain. 6:00 in the evening, embedded thunderstorms with strong damaging winds a possibility, and then by 1:00 a.m. or 2:00

we have tornado watches out from louisiana all the way up to parts of tennessee at this hour. we also know there have been three lives lost in northeast alabama last night, very early this morning with some of those storms as well. only thing good out of all of this would be the fact we are getting some rain to work its way and take care of those wildfires up in tennessee. >>russell: you're right but the damage from those wildfires heartbreaking. 250 building structures gone, hundreds of people left homeless. at least three people have died, many more are missing. flames came dangerously close to dollywood, too. firefighters were able to protect that tourist attraction but they felt helpless in other places. jackie shows us the aftermath. >> i have now been able to confirm the loss of three lives. >>reporter: the deadly wildfires may have settled down smoky mountains of tennessee but heavy winds could whip the fires back up. this after rain mostly extinguished the flames early tuesday morning. >> when you've got wind up to 87 miles an hour pushing fire, i mean, people were bas

he is wanted in the state of louisiana for drug and weapons charges. he sustained some injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. it is not clear if he was grazed by a bullet or shrapnel or glass hit him. but his injuries are considered minor. fair view elementary school on the same block was still in session and had to be locked down about an hour. all while sheriffs deputies got everything under control. he was treated at the hospital. then transported here to the jail. meanwhile, the alameda county sheriff's office stefon in charge of the investigation. they have been interviewing witnesses and checking surveillance footage. reporting from dublin, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> now, to san leandro, police calling it a violent and vicious attack. two elderly people seriously hurt tonight after a speeding car involved in a shoot-out with another car crashed into that couple. police say people in two different cars were shooting at each other. as the cars were driving on i- 580 near mcarthur boulevard. one of the vehicles involved, a niece san altima,

c-c-s-d has not taken a stance on the idea, but the program hasn't always been successful. 115332 louisiana the have abolished it tennessee they have bi -partisan legislation to abolish it 115340 if the proposal is implemented... 6 schools in our state would we should find out which schools that could be sometime next spring. dozens of parents gathered in front of andrw agassi college prep-- concerned about possible changes. the school-- could soon be policy. but with little information very aware, and the first thing style meeting. mk-- 13an. strong to the valley. mainly sunny skies will be common along with the valley this afternoon will range between 77 and 83 degrees with winds out of the west/northwest between 5 and 15 mph. as we move into friday, the front we have been monitoring for the past several days will begin to interact with the valley. partly cloudy skies will build but rain chances are not lacking so you can put the umbrella back in the closet. as we move into the weekend, mainly sunny skies come back, high temperatures hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s and winds stick to

a louisiana lawmaker sends his buddy a birthday cake. it sounds like a nice gift. but -- it's shaped like a woman -- in a bikini. and it goes right to a lawmaker's office! as you can imagine ... some women in that office weren't celebrating. and tonight they have a message for the man who sent it! there is a place, like no other. where a walk down main street, can fill you with wonder. and the smile of a mouse can spark joy. d always leaves you wanting even more. so make the time... to take your time because one day just isn't enough. the passenger train ... derailed yesterday evening. the death toll ... up to 115 people... and it's only expected to rise. officials say... this could be the country's worst rail tragedy ... this century. crews pulling bodies from mangled cars. the cause of the crash is under investigation. in illinois ....businesses are still cleaning up...after wednesday's deadly gas explosion! one person killed... a dozen injuured. a few businesses are back open tonight ... but many more still boarded up. you can see front windows were blown out in

the presiding officer: the senator louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president -- thank you, mr. president. thank you -- i'm here to speak about the american energy and conservation arctic which we'll be voting -- conservation act, which we'll be voting on today. i want to thank once more my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for their hard work on this american energy and conservation act of 2016. yesterday the senior senator from florida made some statements, and i'd like to address some of those. the senior senator from florida suggested that developing america's energy resources off the -- off of our coast is incompatible or somehow conflicts with department of defense activities. let's be honest. let's just be honest. there is a been oil and gas operations in the gulf of mexico for almost 80 years. through all of this activity, industry and the united states military have been able to coexist. and as for future production off the atlantic, i personally sat with representatives from the department of defense to discuss this issue. their analysis showed that in president ob

. >> people told me that louisiana was a conservative state. guess not. >> i think my colleagues in the democratic party have made a very, very serious mistake. and that is, they have kind of written off half of america including louisiana. >> that was bernie sanders early on in the democratic primary. that was july 2015. the following spring, spring 2016, after hillary clinton had beaten senator sanders not just in louisiana but across the south, senator sanders defense of senators in the south started to wane a little bit. >> we started off this campaign having to run in the deep south. >> trust me, i know about running in the deep south. [ laughter ] >> that ain't the thing to do. you don't -- >> it's a pretty -- yeah, it's a conservative part of our country people say why does iowa go first, new hampshire go first. >> yeah. >> i think that having so many southern states go first distorts reality as well. >> let me acknowledge what is absolutely truth. secretary clinton cleaned our clock in the deep south. no question about it. we got murder

senate in louisiana this year as a republican candidate. now obviously even just david duke's presence on that stage has been controversial. even his presence in that debate, his invitation to that debate, as somebody polling well enough to be there. that led to protests at the site of the debate. but all that was before he used that debate stage tonight to share with us his david duke views of the jews. >> i'm not opposed to all jews. i think there are a lot of jews i honor. but let me tell you about something. i'm against jews or anybody else who puts the interests of some other place over our own country. >> not opposed to all jews. something said, actually said in a senate debate stage in the year 2016. today's louisiana senate debate took place in an empty auditorium at a historically black college called dillard university in new orleans. students at dillard protested. there aren't arrests. some people were reportedly pepper sprayed by university police as they tried to protest outside the debate hall. but inside david duke assured us

six states: california, florida, louisiana, new jersey, new york and texas all require safety belts on school buses...and all buses under 10- thousand pounds require belts by federal mandate.[tag]one of the things that mark rosekind, the head of nhtsa has recommended, is that new school buses start coming off the assembly line equipped with belts.his organization also notes that children are seven times more lkley to be killed in a crash in their parent's car than if they were fletcher, washington dc. cbs 2 first told you about a plan to incorporate seat belts on school busses in ?iowa - last month.. the des moines school district is using seat belts on some busses for a state study. it cost up to 95 hundred dollars to put seatbelts on one bus, so the cost is a big factor. for more information on the study - you can visit our website.. cbs 2 iowa dot com. more people are wearing their the wheel now.the national highway traffic safety administration says 90 percent of drivers and front-seat passengers wore their seat belts in the car in june. it's at an all-time high, up from 89 percent

a 26-year-old man was wanted in the state of louisiana. now we're going to show you sky 7. quite a bit of activity you'll see there. after the man was struck by a bullet, or glass from a car, now, alameda county sheriff's office said the man was in a vehicle and attempted to flee. one marshal may have felt threatened, and shot in the direction of the car. the fugitive was hurt. now, not sure if he had a weapon on him, it doesn't appear that he did. >> he is wanted in the state of louisiana on weapons and drug-related charges. that is a federal warrant has been issued for him. u.s. marshals encountered him here today on this block. >> reporter: the man has since been released from the hospital. and he is now in custody. now, right now, this street is closed because they are investigating right there. and we want to point out also, that there is an elementary school close to where it occurred, now, investigators told me that the school was never in the line of fire, but just in case, it was locked down. i'm live near hayward, abc7 news. >> reporter: san jose police tell us th

near southern louisiana. part of the school is lockdown as a precaution. the victim was transported to the hospital in critical condition. it has since been lifted there is no word yet on a possible motive. >>> happening right now. sharon stone and community leaders are speaking at an event that deals with sexual assault on college campuses. and they are expected to read experts and we help to talk -- we hope to talk to sharon stone. it's going to address the culture of rape and what college campuses can do to keep their students safe. >>> oakland police arrested five teenage girls in connection with several robberies. now, police are investigating whether the suspects were involved in robberies. and, the girls are accused of targeting women walking along workstations. -- b.a.r.t. stations. >> these girls have been at a center of strong-armed robberies. their targets are women. there at times caught off guard and solo. >> they didn't report seeing the women some did sustain injuries and they were minor. and, none of them were transported to the hospital. a

. >>> heavy rain and local flooding is likely from eastern texas, oklahoma, and louisiana. spreading in the area. the rain could help. it's unlikely to reach the deep south, which also needs it right now. >> with that in mind, driver ners eastern texas and louisiana should watch out for flooded roads this morning. wet roads likely for the north into the central plains. >>> if you're flying, expect delals in dallas, houston, and new orleans. >>> sherry pepini hasn't been seen since she went jogging five days ago. this morning, we're was kidnapped. the husband of missing california mother of two, sherry pepini speaking out for the first time. >> she was definitely taken against her will. >> reporter: the 4-year-old described by her family as a supermom, has been missing for five days, seemingly vanishing without a stras wednesday afternoon while out for a jog. alarms going off for family members after she failed to pick >> there's no way that would happen. she would lose her phone. could drop her phone. she could never in a million years not pick up our children on the time t

. >> host: and dozie bush are city louisiana, republican. go ahead. >> caller: hello, how are you doing? what i would like to make a comment about is the fact that i've had three shoulder surgeries and have chronic pain and pain medication is hard to get in louisiana. but i would like to know is if medical marijuana is legalized in louisiana, are there certain walls that will govern, what kind of illness or pain it would have, will that determine if you can qualify to get it quick? >> guest: each state that passes reform have what they call a list of qualifying conditions. they are the elements or the diseases that you can have that qualify you to access the market to get this product. as the previous caller noted having multiple sclerosis andic glaucoma, those are qualifying conditions across the state. you are talking about chronic pain. h some states do have a provision if you have chronic pain you can get access. other states are hesitant toyi include that as a qualifying condition for the fear that it could be abused in the same way tha

they were able to win a state-wide race in louisiana. louisiana politics are complicated. in certain circumstances democrats actually do pretty well in special elections. it's one of the few things that they consistently normally do pretty well. walking away from this when he's only a few points behind their candidate, i don't understand why that's not worth a go. >> what was that race in florida where democrats walked away from patrick murphy i think in his senate race. maybe there's gun shyness involved here. i'm not sure. i do think that maybe the democrats have decided that it is too much of a long shot to try to go for it in this case. but look, i understand that if the democrats take one more seat, that puts them one more seat closer to making life difficult for republicans, but there are enough people there to stop republicans. i understand you would want to have one more person there, but i can understand it from the democrats' hierarchy why they might not want to put money into that race. >> let me play a sound bite of foster campbell. he was on tamron hall's show

., louisiana, and south carolina have already done that. everybody else should get on it. summing up, a free election should be respected. those who harm other people and destroy property in the name of protests are criminals and society should punish them harshly. and that's the memo. now for the top story reaction here in new york city eric bolling and geraldo rivera. what say you rivera? >> i think you are right on to something that it should be classified a hate crime. they were thugs. the book should be thrown at anyone who hurts people or destroys property. ironically you mentioned portland being one of the most liberal cities in the nation it is. it voted strongly for hillary clinton. new york i got stopped, eric and i going to a play the other night and we couldn't cross sixth avenue. this were 1,000 screaming demonstrators. new york voted 87% for hillary clinton. so these people are destroying the property with those whom they have some political affiliation. and they are in sync with. it is so stupid for them to vent in the way that they are. it's really deplorab

what would washington and hamilton have thought of the louisiana purchase? which even jefferson thought he might not do. were farthe federalist more restrained when it came to this question of expansion. did not share jefferson's constitutional qualms. in other words, hamilton had no problem with the constitutionality of a acquiring that territory. whereas jefferson did. even there, i am not convinced. a -- you haveuch to keep peeling the layers back. there is a public jefferson, then you have to go years on and to find the real jefferson. i am not sure that the qualms that jefferson had about the constitutionality of the louisiana purchase was genuine or posturing to leave a legacy for his successors of presidential restraint, and a limited interpretation of the constitution. let's say he was serious about that. did not share that view at all. again, i have to qualify that by , generally speaking, the federalist, perhaps hamilton less so, were concerned about to rapid of an expansion. i think partly because they field that the territories that would be acqu

., louisiana, and south carolina have already done that. everybody else should get on it. summing up, a free election should be respected. those who harm other people and destroy property in the name of protests are criminals and society should punish them harshly. and that's the memo. now for the top story reaction here in new york city eric bolling and geraldo rivera. what say you rivera? >> i think you are right on to something that it should be classified a hate crime. they were thugs. the book should be thrown at anyone who hurts people or destroys property. ironically you mentioned portland being one of the most liberal cities in the nation it is. it voted strongly for hillary clinton. new york i got stopped, eric and i going to a play the other night and we couldn't cross sixth avenue. this were 1,000 screaming demonstrators. new york voted 87% for hillary clinton. so these people are destroying the property with those whom they have some political affiliation. and they are in sync with. it is so stupid for them to vent in the way that they are. it's really deplorab

. >> three months after historic flooding in louisiana urks hardship hundreds of families are still facing ahead of this thanksgiving holiday. >>> good morning, we see traffic is busy in some areas, although not too bad. at the toll plaza, that's backup stretching just beyond the parking lot. >> shower activities and thunderstorms. we are almost on the drier side. we'll talk about that and thanksgiving and what looks to be pretty good snow producer for the weekend. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it's 5:45, unusually late season hurricane is childrenning off the coast of central america. it could make landfall tomorrow. hurricane otto is already blamed for three deaths in panama. this could be the first hurricane to make landfall in costa rica since 1851. >> three months after the historic flooding in louisiana, many

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out of the state of louisiana. polls have just closed, reliably red. in north dakota, the fox team projects with 1% reporting, donald trump will win in the state of south carolina. moving on, the rest of the boards we have tonight, now south dakota, the decision team has made a call in the last few seconds, south dakota will go for donald trump. republicans win south dakota yet again tonight. moving to nebraska, the corn husker state, donald trump in a reliably red state, donald trump holds nebraska and will win the electoral vote in the state of nebraska. in new mexico the race too close to call. a three-way race there. we have all three on the board. this is too close to call in the early going. the empire state of new york, new york has been decided. less than 1% of all precincts reporting. more than 146 people were voting while i was in precinct 1 today at 6:58 a.m. that's all that's insofar. clinton. moving to texas, a state closer this year than in previous contests, only 55% of all precincts reporting. only