these allegations are not true, she would make up these lies. he had no comment. david? tom llamas with us tonight. if i don t see you, happy thanksgiving. to you too, david. in massachusetts tonight, long lines as that state becomes first east of the mississippi to make recreational marijuana sales legal. they re now open for business, and eva pilgrim is there tonight. reporter: tonight, there are still long lines in massachusetts to legally buy recreational marijuana for the first time. already sold legally in six western states, today marks the opening of the first two pot dispensaries on the east coast. gummies are very popular. reporter: the owners at this leicester store ready for the huge crowds, bringing in heated tents and even a grilled cheese food truck. i don t need a study to tell me it s helping them. i see it every day. reporter: stephen mandeli, an iraq war vet with post-traumatic stress, a brain injury and chronic pain, was the first person in line here
suburbs here, amy mcgrath now pulled ahead by 8,000 votes. you start getting into a house race, up to 33%. again, far from over. we re still counting. take a look at the big picture of the house district as all of a sudden it s looked up at 11 leading the vote 11 democrats are leading in republican held districts. 11 leading the vote in republican held districts so you start looking here. this is the full map and you start thinking, where are the pick-ups so look at your pick-up opportunities. again for democrats, east of the mississippi, they believe there are more than enough seats, targets of opportunity to get close to the 23. let s go through and let s start. we just showed you kentucky 6. donald trump carried this district. if the democrats are winning at the end of the night, that tells you there s a strong democratic vote tonight. so let s come up here now into the state of virginia. this is virginia 10, barbara comstock. this is a must win for the democrats. more than ha
jennifer wexton, this is what the democrats hope is plus one in virginia, one flip right there. we ll start to get results very soon. then the question for democrats is if they get one in virginia, yes, they can get to 23. their goal is to get two or three in virginia. then they think, okay, if east of the mississippi, especially out here way towards the east, they want to start to build fast to give themselves a cushion, if you will. what do they think? much like we talked about kentucky 6th, watch virginia 7th. this is dave brat, knocked off eric cantor in a tea party primary upset. yet the democrat very competitive. the late polling in this race, and, again, i talked in kentucky you have the health care versus the tax cut argument. here it is more about demographics, suburbs versus the rural areas. there are younger voters, do they show up, minority voters, do they show up. this should be brat country up here, but, again, as we watch it, tea party, trump voters, not
opportunity because you have someone who more fits with a diverse latino community here. we ll watch as this plays out again. part of the building blocks to get you to 23 for the democrats in florida. also at 7:00, there s georgia, the governor s race, it s the marquee contest here. brian kemp, the republican, stacey abrams, the democrat, but as that race plays out, both parties poor money into turnout. this is a district that any other year should be republican. we think it s likely republican but let s see. the democrats thinking the governor s race might help them with turnout here in georgia 6 and georgia 7. if you re thinking, how do we get to 23 and from there, as manu just talked about, can you build to 30? we re going to get a lot of clues in the 7:00 hour as the results start to come in. east of the mississippi, democrats believe there are enough districts there to get to 23. as the polls close in the 7:00 hour, we re going to put their think to the test. we will put it to the
day, one day on wednesday is proven in the pages of the new york times, in documentation, in deep reporting the kind of reporting that you referred to earlier today that s the job of journalism, this was without fear of favor and not opinion writing, that proved the president to be in business and in his inheritance a fraud. a fraud in his whole life story. then in the evening he goes to mississippi and gives the kind of speech he gave just revving up the fear and pouring hatred upon somebody just a week before he had pretended to respect, we re talking about professor ford and her testimony. that s one day. one detain this presidency that begins with depiction of his fraud in business and ends in the evening with his demo gogt e