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you watching us in the united states, canada, and around the world. i want to get to our lead story. the u.s. midterm elections have turned into more of a cliff hanger than a red wave for republicans. the gop is inching toward control of the u.s. house of representatives. but the battle for the senate could go on for days or even weeks so let's get a quick snapshot of where things stand at this hour. in the senate, democrats now hold 48 seats. republicans, 49. they need to pick out two seats to get control. in arizona, incumbent democrat mark kelly is leading blake masters with hundreds of thousands of votes still to be counted. in nevada, the republican is ahead of the democrat. results may not be final until next thursday. 218 seats are needed to control the house. democrats are lagging behind. 35 races are still yet to be

called. president biden isn't claiming victory, but he is breathing a sigh of relief. a republican led house will require a more bipartisan approach from the white house, but a slim gop majority could provide openings for the president. listen to this. >> based on what we know as of today, we have lost very few seats for certain. we still have a possibility of keeping the house. but it will be close. it is a moving target right now. but it will be very close. >> kevin mccarthy is widely expected to become next speaker of the house and he faces an uphill battle in bringing together diverse fractions in the republican party. listen to this. >> do you have the votes for the majority and the speaker ship? >> yes. >> what about the freedom caucus? have you spoken to president biden today? >> yes. >> all right, live on capitol hill. so let's build on that. what's the challenge ahead for

mccarthy or whoever ends up as speaker? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, kevin mccarthy seemingly confident. but he is already really having to navigate some head winds in his quest to become speaker. he had originally wanted to gain at least 20 seats to cushion, not only his majority in the house, but, to cushion his race in the speaker. make it easier for him to win the speakership. so this will be an uphill battle for him. we have already seen that play out because the republicans did not win as many seat as they originally wanted to. they are facing a slimmer majority and we are seeing the more conservative elements of the republican party, namely the house freedom caucus already tried to exert their control and leverage some power here. now, sources tell cnn about potentially two dozen current incoming members are potentially willing to vote against kevin mccarthy for the next speaker and a source

telling cnn they are even considering the potential of running essentially a long shot challenger to him in order to exert some concessions from him ahead of time. now, as kevin mccarthy, we have seen him essentially respond to all this pressure over the last 24 hours. the first step in all of this happening next week. the leadership election, he just needs to win the majority of his support to be nominated but the big vote comes in january where he needs 218 votes in the full house. of course, all of this is made so much harder for kevin mccarthy because of the dynamics of what happened on election day on tuesday night. that republicans in the house

not winning as many seats as they would have wanted. >> yeah. all right, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. and, joining you now with more from california, john phillips is a political columnist for the orange county register and a kabc talk show host. and mo kelly. thanks so much for being here with us. so, there's going to be a lot of finger pointing from republicans so let's start with you. who do you think is to blame here? >> well, when ever you set expectations so high and you don't meet them, there will be a lot of finger pointing going on. certainly kevin mccarthy is the leader of the house republicans. so, he is the one ultimately, who decides which races they play in. which races they don't. what money gets spent and where it gets spent. he certainly is in charge of candidate recruitment. so right now, i would imagine there is a lot of animosity in

that caucus and a lot of questions for kevin mccarthy. now, that leads to the question of if you don't let kevin mccarthy or you want to punish him for not delivering in this election, who do you replace him with? at this point, there is no other candidate to have the votes displacing kevin mccarthy. and that ultimately will have to happen if you want to knock him out of the speaker's chair and replace him with someone else. >> now, in terms of blame, we know donald trump won't take any of the blame himself. he said this in a recent interview before the midterms. listen to this. >> i think if they win i should get all the credit and if they lose, i should not be blamed at all. >> the summary of the trump doctrine in a nutshell. so, how much was trump a drag do you think here in this race? >> i don't think he helped their cause. obviously, if he was a positive

force, they would have had a better story, but the democrats should not be celebratory in nature. we take away all the spin. the democrats are in a worse position than what they were before the midterms. losing the house of representatives is considerable in nature if anything, it signals the end, not to be hyperbolic, it signals the end of the biden legislative agenda. the democrats won't be able to get anything significant done and there will be a slew of investigations. hunter biden, confronting the democrats. so joe biden whether he runs or not in 2024 is neither here nor there. the democrats will be placed in a position where they can't get anything done and they won't be able to generate that positive momentum for 2024. so donald trump may have been a drag on the republicans, but still, the damage has been done. >> the conservative media seem to be pivoting now to ron

desantis as the de facto leader of the party. so, john, how messy will that divorce from donald trump be? >> very messy. cleanup on aisle seven. he won in a blow-out that won statewide office in florida before and he did it with the diverse coalition. you look at who voted for him in that election. he won in places like miami- dade county. mayorty latino county. if you won a national election in this country, you have to have appeal beyond the republican base. and what ron desantis proved in tuesday's election is he has that. and i think that is what has led to part of the frustration that you are seeing from former president trump. ron desantis looks like a much stronger candidate today than

he did before election day. and that has president trump worried. >> let me ask you, mo. desantis, he won bigger in a so- called swing state in florida than gavin newsom won in your states of california which is deep blue. helped by a relatively strong latino support. so overall, exit polls show democrats won about 60% of latinos overall down from 65% in 2020. so it is a real trend toward republicans. it is not just a blip. >> i would say styles make fights and it depends on who in this hypothetical ron desantis would be facing. if he is facing a joe biden that looks a certain way, a gavin newsom, that looks very differently in nature. i don't want to speculate as

far as what 2024 would look like. i would agree that ron desantis is the rising star within the republican party. he has all the trumpian positive qualities but none of the baggage slowing him down. but we don't necessarily know what a tough primary fight would look like if it had ron desantis and donald trump throwing elbows at each other. >> we will end with this with both of you here for biden and the democrats. the idea of gee, we didn't get slacked doesn't seem like a thin basis for mandate. so what do biden and the democrats take from this? >> they should pivot toward the middle. they should look at border security and say okay. it is more beneficial for the democratic party for us to work with republicans and do something to solve the problem. that is what bill clinton did after he took his losses in 1994. and, he won a second four year term.

however, i don't see that happening. i see them digging in their heels saying the problem is we weren't loud enough about the positions that we took in the first two years. if they do that, they are setting themselves up for a shalacking in the next election. >> mo, you seem skeptical about the biden administration being able to get anything done. >> i don't know if they will triangulate toward the middle but i expect president biden to do some executive actions to get some things through. but if the economy improves that's the record he will run on. if it doesn't improve or gets worse, you will see probably more bad news for the democrats in 2024. >> we'll have to leave it there. i appreciate having both of you on. thanks so much. >> thank you. still ahead, a live report on the tight senate race in nevada. where a staunch trump ally and election denier holds a slight

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the balance of power in the upper chamber. former nevada attorney general adam waxhaul holds a slight lead. final vote totals are not expected until later next week. thanks for being here, so, we know it would take a while to get the results but there have been some issues. what's the latest? >> so it looks like the results are starting to come in. we had some results come in this afternoon. some results in washoe county and clark county, the two most populous counties in nevada. and those definitely saw democrats gaining a bit more of an edge than initially was

shown because republicans had kind of some really big gains initially through in-person voting on election day. >> so, the large number of uncounted ballots that are out there, is there any sense of whether they favor democrats it sounds like you are saying? >> yeah, so generally what we have seen here in nevada is that mail-in ballots typically favor democrats. we were seeing a lot of, like a two to one margin. so, favoring democrats. and, that has been something that we have continued to see throughout this election really. and, one of the things i really wanted to notice. here in nevada, we have opened up more ways for people to vote. right? so, pass the law that allowed for mail-in voting. folks can sign up to vote in person. register to vote there. so, we are seeing an unprecedented number of these mail-in ballots but that's in part because of the state's efforts to open up voting to

residents here. >> so with results coming in, is there anything you are learning from the exit polls and the turnout in terms of top issues, so on and so forth?. >> the economy, inflation, abortion rights. we have seen concerns about election denialism. fears surrounding some of the top races. are we going to have candidates concede these races or problems coming out of the election this year in. >> yeah, that was a big fear. there have been a lot of threats against election officials. and with an election denier running, could we see weeks of litigation and possibly violence? >> that is always the potential. i know there have been a lot of groups and organizations warning for the potential for violence. warning that we might see some lawsuits coming out of this. we already are in the governor's race. we saw lawsuits in the

republican primary. none of those were successful and obviously, joe lombardo is the primary general election candidate running against governor steve sislak. time will tell what will happen with that. >> is the fact it is so close a surprise? how do things play out? >> i think we expected this to be a very close race. the senate race was always going to be close. nevada is a fairly purple state. you have clark county, a very strong democratic hold there. and, the majority of the ballots are to be counted in clark county. you also have washoe county. a very purple county. i will say because of the way

mail-in ballots are counted, i kind of expected this a little bit to see republicans doing well one minute. doing well another. so, this is pretty normal for what you expect and how mail-in ballots favor democrats. >> we saw latinos in florida vote in huge numbers for republican. are we seeing a similar shift in nevada as well? >> we have seen both candidates in the senate races. both candidates reaching out to latino voters. the culinary union was out canvassing, using spanish and english. we'll have to wait and see how those break down. i think that time will tell again. >> all right, well we will all

be watching absolutely. thanks for being here with us. >> thanks for having me on. still to come, ballots are still being tallied in several key races across the u.s. how some of them may impact the balance of power in congress. stay with us.

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welcome back to our coverage of the midterm elections here in the u.s. let's get a quick snapshot of where the battle for congress stands right now.

in the senate. democratshold 48 seats and republicans 49 meaning the gop need to flip two democratic seats to get the 51 seats required to gain control of the senate. the final outcome hinges on three key races. georgia, arizona, and nevada. and georgia may be the decider as it heads to a december runoff between democratic incumbent rafael warnock and republican herschel walker. republicans are closer to wining the majority. they have fallen short of the predicted red wave. listen to joe biden here. >> while we don't know all the results yet, at least i don't know them all yet, here is what we do know. while the press and the pundits predicted a giant red wave, it

didn't happen. >> the economy was the most important issue overall for voters but abortion was a huge driver. top issue. i think in pennsylvania and michigan. and not surprised a lot of people. you as well? >> yeah. it did. the economy was the main thing the people were voting about. if you look at four years ago, two-thirds of the american voting public thought the economy was going well. and the democrats were able to pick up some 40 seats anyway. now you fast forward, four years, only 25% of the american voting public thinks that the economy is going well. and the republicans weren't really able to capitalize on this. you had democrats motivated to go out and vote because of the overturning of roe v. wade so 61% of americans said they disagreed with overturning roe v wade and 71% of those voted

democratic. and i think the republicans misunderstood how energized the democratic base would be. true, the economy was important. it didn't end up being important enough to lead to a republican wave. this is despite the fact that a party in opposition to the incumbent president typically does really well in midterms. this is in spite of the fact that the republicans gerrymandered seven districts in their favor and 30 laws passed since 2020 that restricted voting. so, the republicans really should have done a lot better and i think the elephant in the room of course is trump. he appear to be a liability to the party and republicans will have to rethink about whether he is the future. >> let me ask you about that. it has been a bad year for donald trump with all the legal issues. it seems to be getting worse. his party underperformed and

his major rival ron desantis had a huge win and is crowned by the right wing media as the leader of the party. but you know, quitting donald trump, it is harder than it seems. are they really going to pivot away from them? >> that's a great question. and i don't know if they are. they seem to be transfixed by him. trump has a psychological hold on this party. even to their detriment. i think they believe that he is able to really motivate the base. and get them out to vote like no other candidate is. i think what they are missing is trump equally motivates people to vote for the opposition. ron desantis had a good night. he was viewed as a governor who was able to handle hurricane ian well and worked with joe biden on that and he won his election bid handily. he will be the biggest challenger to donald trump. the question is whether or not people can move away from him. right now, we still have republicans that don't even

want to publicly criticize trump. that are willing to just go the extra mile for him. if they decide to stick with him, i don't think they will do well in 2024. >> who will republicans be facing in 2024? that's the question. joe biden after these midterms was sounding very positive. and talking about running again. here is what he said. >> the answer is yes. the plan was the run for reelection. that is my expectation. >> do you plan to run for reelection? >> yes. look, my intentions i said to begin with is i would run again. is it a firm decision that i would run again? that remains to be seen. >> you think you will make a decision before the end of the year? >> look, i'm not going to make this about my decision. after that is done in november,

then i will be the process. >> my guess is it will be early next year to make that judgment. my plan to do it now. >> so, here you saw saw him saying he plans to run. the fact he did historically well for a midterm president, do you think that will influence his decision to run 2024? >> i think it could. if you look at an interesting statistic of voters that somewhat disapprove of how biden is doing, 49% of them still voted for the democrat. he is not hurting the party as much as trump is comparatively speaking. the democrat also did well with independents. 49% voted democrat over 47% for republicans. the democrats are doing well in a lot of categories. in spite of the fact he doesn't have a great approval rating. the democrats are going to

really focus in the next two years. they have to deal with most likely a house led by republicans and they will have to campaign more effectively. they have a lot of challenges facing them. they did better with men. women. whites, hispanics. so, this is something that the democrats are going to have to address. isn't a dynamic speaker. you look at the footage of obama speaking to crowds in pennsylvania. i mean, he is just electrifying. energizing the crowds. and that's the issue with biden. he isn't that bad. but he really doesn't energize the base in the ways in which the democrats would like.

a dramatic setback for vladimir putin in ukraine. how russia plans to withdraw from a key city it captured early in the war. and a live report from cop 27 summit in egypt. and florida braces for a rare november hurricane. how the state prepared for nicole weeks after hurricane ian. stay with us.

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this is one of the most important days with one of the most beautiful sunsets. glory to ukraine. we have taken the heights. >> well, that's ukrainian soldier lifting his country's flag above a formerly occupied village in the southern kherson region. russian forces have been told to withdraw east. it could be the biggest military shift in months and cost russia the only ukrainian capital it has captured during this invasion. here is cnn's nick robertson. >> reporter: without technology in failure, russia's top general in ukraine announced an apparent retreat from kherson. >> this is a very difficult

decision. at the same time, we will save most importantly, the lives of our troops. and, the overall combat effectiveness of the troops. >> reporter: add an mission of defeat that has been foreshadowed for several weeks. civilians forced to evacuate east across the strategic river. the russian flag gone from kherson's main administrative building. fewer troops on city treats, russian check points in the city gone. and significantly tuesday night, blowing several key bridges on front lines to slow ukraine's advance. all indicative they are readying for retreat. crew crane ukrainian officials remain cautious. they say we receive no signs russia is leaving kherson

without a fight. complicating their assessment, the sudden death wednesday of a senior russian installed official. precise details, all the implication still unclear. regardless, the retreat immediate. some troops to stay close, fight from the east bank of the river. others to bolster other fronts. >> part of the forces and means will be released. which will be used for active operations including offensive ones. in other directions in the operation zone. >> reporter: losing kherson is a huge blow to putin. captured in the opening days of the war, it will be the first regional capital to be retaken by ukraine. less than six weeks between putin illegally annexed it and

declared it part of russia. ukrainian forces have been readying to retake kherson for months and appear poised to do so if it is not a trap. nick robertson, cnn, ukraine. >> ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy is taking the russian announcement with a grain of assault. they satdown with cnn. he told her russia has been sending mixed messages about its real intentions here. here it is. >> they are not ready to leave the city. the fact that they are in these homes means they are seriously preparing. we are also seriously prepared

for these developments. we have a strategy and different directions. >> you can see the full interview on thursday. that is 6:00 in the evening in london. 8:00 p.m. in kyiv right here on cnn. actor sean penn is loaning president volodymyr zelenskyy one of his two oscars. he is seen handing zelenskyy the statue in the video posted on the president's social media account. zelenskyy presented him with the order of merit thanks him for the symbol of faith in ukraine's victory. penn said when you win, bring the oscar back to malibu. president biden is expected to leave washington thursday night headed to the u.n. climate summit in egypt. he is scheduled to be at the cop 27 summit on friday where other world leaders are already

meeting and pondering their next move in an effort to tackle climate change at a time when reports show they are not only off mark to meet their goals but running out of time. david. what are you expecting from biden and the u.s.? >> reporter: it will come at a critical moment. we are potentially running out of time. well, the world has run out of time already. blowing past emissions levels to get to the paris agreement. agreed upon level. so, drastic action is needed. climate activists and the many millions of people around the world dealing with these climate catastrophes that we have seen last year. i expect president biden to tout his own legislative wins with the inflation reduction act that has put in billions of dollars into transitioning

toward renewable energy in the u.s. he will also likely have meetings here with other leaders to push forward the agenda. one issue on top of this, despite the announcement of secretary kerry, the climate envoy on a new climate offset plan that could bring millions of dollars to developing countries is right now at least, the u.s. and china are having no formal talks here. >> so david. if they are not talking can we expect anything from the two of them at the summit? >> reporter: we have had the chinese envoy saying there have been some informal talks. since house speaker pelosi visited taiwan, a huge taboo in chinese government circles. there has been a deep freeze in the relationship between the

u.s. and china. many people here i'm talking to say that china and the u.s. need to cooperate. to at the very least show leadership for other nations for a pathway forward to get us out of the climate crisis. it might be ambitious to think that freeze will thaw during these meetings because ultimately, it will take xi jinping the president of china to signal that there will be resuming talks. but there is some optimism that potentially, the climate is one area that these two competing nations can cooperate. >> all right, we'll be watching. thanks so much. still to come, coastal cities in florida on alert as hurricane nicole comes ashore. more on the danger they face days before the storm became an imminent threat when we return. stay with us. uriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators

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these pictures are live pictures at florida as hurricane nicole makes landfall. heavy rains are pounding much of the state. battering the coastline with high waves and storm surge. some residents were evacuated ahead of the storm after their homes were deemed structurally unsafe thanks to eroding shorelines. already weakened by hurricane ian. meteorologist joins me with the latest. so, just made landfall. how bad is it and where is it heading? >> reporter: made landfall. the storm system 75 miles per hour sustained winds.

we suspect it will stay there an hour or so before we see gradual weakening with the storm system. the last time the united states saw them make landfall in the u.s. was hurricane kate. since the 1860s only been two other storms in the month of november that made landfall this time of year. an unusual setup. it is so unusual, there are blizzard warnings in place across the northern tier of the united states. and a landfalling hurricane across the southern tier of the u.s. upwards of 50 plus thousand customers in the dark right now across the state of florida. this will make its way across the interior portion of florida. winds gusting to maybe 70, 80 miles per hour for at least the next couple of hours. near landfall. this is why we are seeing this widespread reaching impact of power outages.

when it comes to hurricane ian, that was a category 4 system. this particular storm when it comes to ian had tropical storm force winds that expanded about 320 miles from the center. of course, you look at hurricane nicole, a much smaller system as far as the strength of the winds within it. the tropical storm force winds extend 500 miles from the center. southern georgia. parts of the carolinas see the tropical storm force winds pushing up to 40 miles per hour. as it makes its way inland, you will see it push into southern georgia and central georgia in areas approaching atlanta. where the winds pick up in intensity and the rainfall also makes its presence felt across this region. the system will quickly move across areas of the northeast. by friday into saturday, it is entirely out of here. meets up with an incoming system and produces wintery weather but look at the northern tier of the u.s. not only is there a concern for blizzard conditions across the northern area of the u.s., but

significant ice as well. places like bismarck, wisconsin and minnesota. snowfall amounts could push up to say 12 to 18 inches in the coming hours. and ice could accumulate as much as a half inch across places like fargo. any time you exceed about say a quarter inch to half inch of ice accumulation. all of this taking place essentially at the same time as a landfalling tropical system takes place. and again, not often, you see a weather map or have temps for highs in the teens across the united states. and the hurricane making landfall in the southern u.s. incredible disparity in temperatures and that cold air, kim, is going to shift further toward the east. wintery conditions settle in for large area of even the midwestern u.s. in the coming days. >> all right, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> yeah. well, twitter's new system to flush out fake accounts is

apparently no match for imposters. the company has started requiring users to buy blue check marks which should prove their account is legit. but twitter appeared to be flooded with imposters who created blue check accounts posing as politicians, celebrities. some included former u.s. president donald trump, lebron james, video game company nintendo of america. now some users said creating fake accounts was actually easy though twitter's new owner elon musk said the new system would deter imposters. that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. cnn newsroom continues with max foster and bianca noble.

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