are to blame for the deaths. millions of people are expected to cast their ballots today in congo. they re choosing a success r of the current president of that nation but more than a million others in parts of the country will have to wait until march to cast their ballots because of terrorism fears and the ebola crisis. humanitarian corridor supposed to open saturday in yemen has not. rebels were supposed to hand over control of the port city to allow convoys to bring supplies. there are reports in the region that the rebels did not comply. just a few days, democrats take control of the u.s. house of representatives. it will be their first chance armed with subpoena powers to demand answers from the trump administration on a range of troubling issues. our randi kaye takes a look now at one area where they could start the trump family business empire. reporter: is the trump organization mixed up?
voting in general. there, jon as you remember democrats are just a lot better right now at turning out voters for early voting. why that s so important, sometimes it s hard to convince somebody to show up on one day out of 365. but if you ve got four weeks to work them over you can get them out to vote and end up with more voters. jon: success r- mark zuckerberg is a big obama supporter. it seems like a strange stop for the republican national committee. it s a business. mr. zuckerberg hosted or is going to host a fund-raiser for governor christie out of new jersey. money is green i. don t think that it s such an order plac odd place for the chairman to stop. jon: thank you very much. we ll keep an eye on th on the trip and look for the report when it comes out. jenna: what is behind some of the skyrocketing gas prices and is there relief in sight?