politics, paul wellstone told us, is about the improvement of people s lives. i know that the work i have been able to do has improved people s lives. i would do it all over again in a heart beat. for a decade, now, every time i would get tired or discouraged or frustrated, i would think about the people i was doing this for and would get me back up on my feet. i know the same will be true for everyone who decides to pursue a politics that is that he would decide to he said that this was the best experience of his career. and that he would fight on for the rights of all americans as a private citizen. i want to go to our nancy cordes. chief congressional correspondent who s on capitol hill. you ve been following this since day one. quite an emotional speech from the senator who up until a couple of weeks ago believed that he could still caponize job. reporter: right it s a big keep his job. reporter: right, it s a big blow to the democratic party at large. democrats who
he probably had no clue that was a video camera and a doorbell. trust me, he would not have done what he did. reporter: here s something interesting, denise has this really cool device from r ing.com. it has a camera on it. it allows denise to monitor what is going on at the door, even if she is away from the home. in this case she was home. she was inside. she is trying to protect herself with these security devices. i m really mad about the situation. i was in the house and i could not do anything about it. reporter: denise is recovering from serious surgery. and the widow of a federal officer, she was home alone, vulnerable and unable to react in time despite the precautions. we are now sharing this video with hundreds of thousands of people and the police have the video. that s right. that s right. and they are going to do their best to capture house he ll visited. i m quite sure it wasn t. evidently he followed the ups truck around. reporter: a real bummer
complaints and intense pressure from capitol hill colleagues forced a popular senator to resign today. senator al franken resigned today. he pushed back against his female accusers today. he took a swipe at two republicans accused of sexual misconduct, president trump and senator roy moore. some of the allegations against me are not true. others i remember differently. i know in my heart that nothing i have done as a senator, nothing has brought dishonor on this institution. and i am confident that the ethics committee would agree. i of all people am aware there is some irony in the fact that i am leaving while a has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the oval office. and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the senate with the full support of his party. f0 there is a good chance we ll see snow around here tomorrow or saturday. topper is on the terrace to tell you to calm down. it may be a conversational snow. here s our
and are those skyhigh tolls on i-66 about to be a thing of the past? the news at 11:00 starts now. that s all i had we begin with d.c. s most accurate forecast, the chief is on the terrace with an update and a look at snow showers heading this way. it looks a little bit more robust than it did a couple of hours ago. let s start with the american model, in terms of snowfall accumulation. this is early saturday morning. the heaviest activity charlottesville to richmond. notice how it spreads over the area by noon on saturday. then we get to the 5:00 hour. we ve got blue right on top of us. we will come back and show you how much snow is going to fall. we know that the atmosphere will support snow but it is going to hamper hour accumulation. one thing it is going to hamper is temperatures. i- 70 and fredericks, 35 to 39, well above freezing. and then down to the sout strike 370 and 270, 40 and 42. temperatures there again, 40 and 42. this is the roadway temperature on 495. w