republicans are desperate to hold on to this seat in traditionally red district. the president is invested in this race. let s get right to atlanta this evening with the latest. so this special election, hotly contested, closely watched. you re at the headquarters, bring us up-to-date. well, don, i can tell you sources in both parties are expecting this to go to a run off on june 20th. do not expect os off to win this seat tonight if he we to do that would need more than 50% of the vote and right now 77% of the presinchts reporting he s at 50.3% of the vote clinging to that 50% threshold.
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are going to happen. right now i am joined by richard kim, my colleague at the nation magazine. anna marie cox. the u.s. version of the guardian. george pack ner, staff writer for the new yorker and author of a fascinating story in next week s issue about a former lobbyist who has become disillusioned. a we are ten days away from the presidential election. president obama seems to be steadily regaining a narrow lead, a lead he held over mitt romney before the presidential debates began earlier this month. the latest polling averages according to nate silver of the new york times give president obama 50.3 with mitt romney 48.6. president obama has a 74% chance of winning the election based on his strong performance in
i asked jo to tot up her daily hours. i d say at least ten hours. yep. it s a lot. reporter: and then there was 16-year-old jessica. how many hours? 18. yeah. yeah. it s the blackberry s fault, though. reporter: it seems their online habits aren t that unusual. the research claims 50.3%, around half of us, are online for four hours a day. 19%, 1 in 5 of us, for more than seven hours. and that 36% of us, around one-third of parents, feel family life is being disrupted by all of this. and this is far from being just an issue about teenagers. the reality is that if mom and dad are sitting at breakfast on the iphone, checking e-mails,