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Probably thought the election couldn't get any other weird little twists and turn in it at this point. well, here's something to watch in case this election really goes down to the wire on tuesday night. today, a democratic member of the electoral college, so one of the people who actually casts the vote that elects the next president, democratic member of the electoral college said he will not vote for hillary clinton, even if she wins his state. he's from washington state. hillary clinton is expected to win that state on tuesday, but robert was a bernie sanders supporter in the primary and t...

Hillary clinton is expected to win that state on tuesday, but robert was a bernie sanders supporter in the primary and today he told the a.p. that he believes hillary clinton is a criminal and that she doesn't care about american indians. he is native american himself. he told if a.p. today, quote, she will not get my vote, period. millions of us vote for president. but it's really only the 538 people who are the members of the electoral college who ratify that choice and actually pick the president. the electoral college will cast its votes after the election on december 19. we expect them to...

Down in a voter referendum. the college town of starkville, mississippi, got themselves a big profile in the "new york times" because of their progressive policies in deepest, mississippi. but then the same officials who voted in those nondiscrimination policies then voted to take them away. and then we have the little town of eureka springs, arkansas, where they passed their civil rights ordinance, city council level, but that ordinance is up for repeal. decision time in eureka springs. it's a voter referendum. the residents of eureka springs voting tomorrow on whether or not they want to kee...

Today, quote, we don't go by convention. somebody else us you can't do something, welsh watch us. the big arc of gay rights in this country the last few years has been toward more. the shorter term story of gay rights particularly in the south has been toward less. we are experiencing a short term period of backlash, at least in the south. this effort to rescind existing discrimination provisions that protect gay people. that mini trend is going to get a test tomorrow in eureka springs, which may tell us more about how big a trend this actually is. joining us now is andrew demilleo of the asso...

Doesn't have a cap today, then under this delay, the plan would have an additional year to add that cap. >> but the white house says this cap on out-of-pocket costs still benefits consumers. >> for the first time, every sing thele american will have access to a health care plan that will limit their out-of-pocket medical expenses. that means never again will a family go bankrupt because somebody in their family gets sick. >> reporter: yesterday there seems to be plenty of confusion and criticism, as other delays and change have been quietly announced. >> they can't do that. that's against the ...