gillaspie. however, what we re not showing right there, though, and let me just tell you right now is when you look at it right there, to support donald trump, 16% of people went out to vote to support donald trump. look at that number, 34%, more than double of people went out as an opposition vote against donald trump. as we talk about this election, as we talk about 2018, clearly trump had an effect on this race. that s the president mark. what are people saying about the republican and democratic parties in virginia? good news for democrats, bad news for republicans. if you look at there, it shows that democrats right now had a 51% approval rating coming out of this exit poll. if you look at the disproval rating was 45%. now, if you look at the republican numbers, their approval rating was only at 45%, don. if you look at these numbers right now it just goes to show you that democrats were doing
it s really self-inflicted wounds. the big win for democrats tonight, exactly o
a jagged ice rink but small powerful vessels like this one can break through up to 3 feet of that ice providing a clear path for other ships like those carrying heating oil. something so many homes here in the northeast desperately need. especially this winter. david? adrienne bankert, our thanks to you. next the storm leaving a travel mess. more than 5,000 flights canceled in just the last 24 hours. take a look at new york s jfk. firefighting equipment on the tarmac as an american airlines flight made an emergency landing because of an engine problem. here s linsey davis on that story tonight. reporter: tonight after the storm tens of thousands of passengers still stranded from both coasts. we re stuck here another day. all the flights before us were canceled. reporter: at laguardia, the thurston family has battled cancellations for their flight to aruba since wednesday. now we re booked for tonight s flight, but they had to break us all up, each parent s flying with
caps mortgage interest rate deductions at $750,000. and caps the state and local tax deductions at $10,000. now, on the tax brackets that we ve been talking so much about, this actually, this proposal, this bill that they are voting on keeps 7 personal incomes tax brackets. lowest stays there with 10%. but lowers top individual rate. down from 39.6% to now 37%. so a lot of details with massive massive tax overhaul. but again at the end of the day today, republicans looking for a win. sunlen, thank you so much. we ll ta in close contact with you and keep your eyes on the screen here on the house floor as the vote is set to get under way. and after the fact a massive victory lap over at the white house. before we get there, i have with
at all. and so that s going to be really interesting to watch next year. you know, especially in those districts where you have vulnerable republicans and the hillary clinton won in 2016. maybe this is the message to help some of those republicans,
i also talk to those with loved ones or they know someone who s still in lockdown here. here s what they had to say. what are you worried about? worried about? survival. reporter: frightened residents on lockdown were gradually allowed to leave. the people i was associated with were real nervous and definitely were taking it seriously about, you know, staying in their office and keeping the doors locked, all of that. among those at the veterans home today, 80 drama students at a nearby catholic high school by the theater. worried parents waiting for sporadic calls and text messages. my daughter is up there. she s 15 years old. have you been able to communicate? i spoke to her and she sounded a little bit nervous but she was sounding fine. reporter: dozens of law enforcement vehicles and tactical teams streamed on to the property including command trailers and s.w.a.t. teams as the fbi was charged with communicating with the gunman.
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this is a confusion and an unelected judge trying to supersede and impose his values over the president. that s what the census is for, to count the people in the country. laura: they re counting all people. count the immigrants. laura: hold on, scott. they re counting all people. there s a question about whether you re a citizen or not. now, what is the problem with answering the question? i don t understand that. what is the possible constitutional argument here? well, because it s racially offensive, first of all. laura: what does it have to do with race? it s directed at brown people and black people. laura: you re making that up. of course it is. laura: it s directed at all people in the country. you ask a question. i get asked the question. you get asked the question.
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