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>> larry: good evening. as we pick it up, a program note. the very funny wanda sykes is here tomorrow night. we'll get right to the results with our man, john king at the magic wall. attorney general, former congressman. 43% of the vote, which means he is losing at the moment to rick kendrick meek will be the democratic nominee. marco rubio is the republican what we will learn in this election campaign, what has changed. are there any of the states deciding they want to go back to a conservative shift. let's look at the state's national. 37 governors' races will be decided. 37, the e...

in the classroom. >> reporter: edward says there will be an emphasis on attendance especially in the middle and high schools. they'll get calms and even visits in some cases as the schools try to engage parents as well as try to make sure they get their kids to class. >> a central office is going to have a strong focus on attendance working with parents to make sure they understand that every day matters and that we will be looking for their children in the classroom. >> but among the changes that will hit the schools this year are some noticeable changes in top schools. both city co...

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about how he thinks you can reduce the deficit without raising middle class taxes. many americans think their government is broken, doesn't understand their day to day lives. we have those conversations often in the context of our elected officials, the president, the congress, your governor or mayor. what about the supreme court? it is after all the final arbiter on some pretty big questions. abortion rights is one. as the president searches for a new supreme court justice, it said something interesting on that front today, going a bit beyond what is customary. >> that's going to be...

Gets stuck in the senate. the senate screws it up." is that accurate, mr. fattah? >> i think there's a lot of frustration about the pace in the senate. as the president said, they filibustered more in one year than they have over the last 30 years. we understand the bottom there. we just want the senate to maybe go to something more american, like a 51-vote majority process, where they can move this -- move these issues along versus a filibuster that allows the minority to stop even the simplest of measures to be able to move through the senate. >> congresswoman wasserman schultz, do you agree...