it s cold outside. if you live in the area your windchill is 19. that s november feel that we know and loathe. 34 at canton. you step outside. here s the good news especially for the kids today. it s cold this morning but much like we saw this weekend. believe it or not a seven- degree day in the forecast. we have the 14 we ll cover all those bases. all right. thanks so much. trouble free all up to speed. let s juch to the painful area. that was a nice high jump there. good job. an update there on that closure. that northbound rach to 2 back open. just got the word. weren t sure but wanted to pass that along no. major issues. your commute along 71, 77 looks good too. let pull up that view. 77 and 76. trouble free as well. the breaking news leader in the sky. air tracking 5. good morning. hey. comorng. things looking pretty good as well this morning. we are flat along 71 and you can see traffic is moving along nicely. not a whole lot of this hour. things look good there as
the middle class has been a major issue, the condition of the middle class in this country. the people at the pew research center that said the american middle class is losing ground. we want to get your thoughts this morning on what policy is needed to help the american middle class. byare going to break this up income. here is the headline to the poll. they didn t couple of months back. it s very relative to this campaign. people say the government doesn t do enough to help the middle class. there are mixed views on which class the democratic hearty favors. this is a chart. they asked 1500 people which social classes do the republicans and democrats favor. said republicans favor the rich. when those same people were asked about democrats, 31% said they bring the poor. 32% say they favor the middle class and 26% say the rich. there are some overview points. there are now roughly as many adults in middle income housing as in lower or upper income households. this is a shift f
chance for rainshowers arriving late an and into the evening. one more cold day and hold after the weekend, because it s going to get a lot warmer around here. i will have a lot more on how warm it get, plus a look at when snow returns to the mix. reporter: a few minor things going on. just heard about an accident at browns run, and friends. we have a broken down report at beakman and colerain. we did clear the broken down that was in a bad spot and could have caused bad headaches, as you can see from the live look at the area, all lanes open in the area. we look good along i-71-75, no problems from the air at this time. overnight construction, looks good. that overnight construction will be going on again tonight and friday. for now no other problems to report, a good start to the morning. we will let you know if we see back to you. a father dead and his daughter injured as they were crossing a busy intersection, and hit by a metro bus. it happened at high park. stephen
you can also send us an e-mail. we will get your thoughts in just a minute. first i want to see you from as tothe press yesterday pollsters were talking about who has the edge in republicans are trying to will something coming on. jobresident obama s approval is .3% in the south. is too far of a stretch here to political gravity is too much. thet made me feel like things we need to have happen on election day may be coming to fruition. enthusiasmeen an gap. democrats are catching up. with registered voters, which is democratsdemographic, have an edge. meet the press yesterday. they were talking about who has the edge heading in to tomorrow. who should control congress? the phone lines are open. the wall street journal has a new poll. this is on the front page. voters favor the gop by a slim margin for control of congress. voters favor a republican in congress while 45% favor a democratic congress. in first color is a democrat gainesville. caller: thank you. host: which p
but the santa clara water district is already urging south bay water users to aim for a 30% reduction. we need to protect our ground water so we re calling for 30%. reporter: the area can t risk a major drop in ground water. it s the permanent shrinking of land and when that drops it affects buildings and bridges and pipes underground and if that falls or shrinks or falls, there can be damage to those infrastructure. reporter: the new regulation would include a ban on watering grass on city medians and drinkable water and landscaping unless a drip system is installed. and including complaints, the targets are unfair. we feel this is an arbitrary number and will negatively effect generations of farmers. reporter: for now, the board is focused on senconservation. if approved these new restrictions would go into effect starting on june 1st and some cities could be fined as high as $10,000 a day if they fail to meet the new targets. reporting live marianne favro, nbc