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>> it is getting warmer. we might hit 60 degrees in new york city. still cold, though, across portions of the country. were not there yet. 14 in minneapolis. theyre going boo right now. 27 in chicago, 44 here in new york city. we do have this frontal boundary draped across the mississippi river valley, parts of the mid-atlantic. along the boundary, thats where well see heavier rainfall this week. across the west, we could be dealing with more snow across the southern rockies and parts of the des...

Tell la incumbent, this is the old map. there were opportunities on this map heading into 2018 for democrats. the court said there was gerrymanders. they drew my lines. whats happen second down what was already a map full of opportunities for democrats is now rife with even more opportunity. what i mean is this. take a look at this district. clinton won it by two. its a new district now. clinton under the new lines won it by almost 30 points. this is as good as a democratic pickup. look at rayon...

Heard someone like lindsey graham saying what happened last night was definitely a warning shot to republicans and i think in the bigger picture, it was so significant because it is going to shift in some ways the way that democrats think more broadly about the 201 midterm elections and thinking about how does this change our map and our strategy. do we want to try to go into the states more typically republican. >> does that broaden our map heading into 2018. >> then there was the issue sean wa...

Dead heat. donald trump was moving up. the average was a two-point clinton lead. that was september 26th, the fu first debate. look at where we are today. a nine-point lead for clinton. in polarized america, she has a nine-point lead heading into the third and final debate. and it dramatically reshapes the map that matters most. heres where we were on the day of the first debate. we still had secretary clinton at and above the finish line. the dark blue and light blue states, she was at 272. but...

Americans say the government should work to reduce the income gap between the rich and the poor. when asked about how democrat and republican policies affect the rich and poor. a majority say republican policies favor the rich, compared to 30% who say the same for democrats. on the surface, this appears to be bad news for the gop but, as with everything, it is not that simple, is it? >> it is not that simple, specially when we talk about the mid-term elections. when we talk on a national level, ...