philly found this when she went outside. someone else s car had floated up on top of hers. you can see the storm also flooded out roads in new jersey. but a garden state climatologist says the mess could have been a whole lot worse. new jersey has been in the middle of a drought so water levels were low in rivers and streams and that may have prevented more serious flooding. in upstate new york, firefighters went door to door to check on folks who found themselves stranded by the floods. some areas got around seven inches of rain. but, again, this storm is not finished yet. we have team fox coverage of the east coast storm with rick reichmuth in the extreme weather center. first though to claudia gomez at station wtxf live in wilmington, delaware. how does it look there, claudia. well, jon, fortunately the storm has moved out of this particular area of the east coast. but, take a look behind me at what it left just a calferness
can hang on to the congress, and hang, we will keep the senate, and i think we can hang on to the house of representatives. if we get a turn out. and that s what we need. we need a congress that is not going to go in and rip aparting we have done. you republicans confident they will gain control of the u.s. house of representatives already have a plan to put an end to some of president obama s policies including spending and serb parts of the health care law. we have team fox coverage now, the chief correspondent is covering the illinois senate race and in las vegas following the nevada senate race. but first to the white house. mike tell us about the type of outreach the president is trying to do with interviews today. reporter: he has been on a variety of radio stations reaching out to a young audience, and urban radio stations freeing out to african-american ought conferences and in las vegas he reached out to latino audience. take a listen.
confirmed today that g.o.p. leaders have already figured out their top three priorities, if in the end they do control the house. according to that aide, leaders would first hold a vote on rolling back discretionary spending to the levels of 2008. then, they would plan a vote to permanently extend the bush era tax cuts. and, third, the leadership aide says the republicans would vote on repealing president obama s health care law. now, that s easier said than done. major parts of the president s agenda and this nation s future hang in the balance this election night. we have team fox coverage of the mid terms. anita vogel on the nevada senate showdown between harry reid and sharron angle. martha maccallum on signs from the exit polls which we found fascinating. mike tobin own the senate race between rand paul and jack conway that rand paul is now projected by fox news to have won. first, let s get to wendell goler live at the white house tonight. wendell, what s the president doing this
to go and there is word republican leaders are so confident now that they are about to take over the house of representatives they are already working on a to-do list for next year. it is said to be similar to that pledge to america that they unveiled last month. the agenda reportedly includes a spending cut of $100 billion. but no details about what they plan to cut at all. and, of course, repealing president obama s health care overhaul and financial reform law, which will be difficult, according to analysts. of course, the president still has veto power. the analysts will have to work with the white house and democrats even if they do take control of the house five days from now. but there is no signs they are willing to do that team fox coverage now from america s election headquarters. mike emanuel at the white house. first to the chief political correspondent carl cameron live in portland, manor, new york tonight. how house seats could be turning red. i will tell you there hasn
the united states senate. west virginia s popular democratic governor lost what was a very big lead over the g.o.p. rival, the businessman. now, the democrat is going out of his way to distance himself from president obama and in a big way refusing to endorse the president for re-election in 2012 and criticizing the health care overhaul. we have team fox coverage and how the health bill can affect the election, and watching the tight race in california. but, first, over to west virginia, you have been at every close senate race in the country. how does this stand up there in west virginia? reporter: it is raining on the parade of the governor. he was supposed to be a lock when the late senator robert c. byrd passed away and the senate seat opened up, folks immediately counted it as an