>> hello and welcome to all of our viewers watching across the united states and around the world after cnn. cnn now projecting democrats will hold onto their control of the u.s. senate for the next two years it's in dire predictions for the republican red wave just a week ago. nevada senate race was called for democratic cortez.

she was closing the gap in recent days and the latest patch of votes pushed her to the lead. mirrors the state senate with arizona that's now projecting the democratic incumbent mark kelly. his opponent. claiming 50 seats democrats will patrol the senate with the vice president casting any tie- breaking votes. coming up in the runoff there they will give democrats a clean majority. trailing democrat katie by more than 30,000 votes. we will take you straight to nevada where florez has the very latest from las vegas. >> the stakes were high, the

margins were razor then but in the end the democratic incumbent prevailed. catherine cortez gets to stay as the senator from the state of nevada and with that the democrats get to keep and maintain control of the u.s. senate here is how it all went down. the republican adam was in the lead for days and then on saturday evening clark county released a patch of about 23,000 votes and here is how those votes were divided. catherine cortez receiving about 14,000 of those votes were 60% of the vote. received more than 8000 votes or about 35,000% of that patch now that put catherine cortez in the lead and cnn called the race at that point and time. her campaign taking to twitter saying quote what did people get wrong about this race? the first latina senator knows her community better.

the daughter of the teen star knows how to fight for working families and ccm's a formal ag and crime attacks couldn't stick. the democrat here, catherine cortez keeps her seat and stays a senator of nevada. rosa florez, cnn, las vegas. >> was arizona's governor race still hanging in the balance state election workers are processing hundreds of thousands outstanding balance but some republicans had complained the count is going too slowly and falsely suggest that that is deliberate. it attracted small gatherings of protesters adding to the mistrust state republicans sent out a tweet that also seem to suggest the vote count was not happening fast enough but the county's top election official says those times of false claims are based on ignorance of arizona law.

>> these allegations that are being made by some of the candidates and other political activists that discount is taking too long is simply -- those folks are not paying attention to the history of how we have counted votes here in arizona for decades now. the average time over the last couple of decades to get through our account is 10-12 days. >> right i want to bring in law professor jessica at loyola law school in los angeles always good to see you. what you have imagined this landscape a few weeks ago and how the votes have gone? >> no. i wish i could make myself sound so smart and say predicted all of this and i have to say i am surprised i didn't think that historically how much the minority party would hold because there are things that were just so different because there are

election desires because is the former president hanging over the republican party that they wouldn't win as much. i really thought because of inflation because very rationally people vote based on their pocketbooks and what things are costing them on a daily basis, they would blame the party in power some of that happened but what we're seeing here is this red wave really evaporated. >> where did republicans most misjudge? they ran on the economic situation. not a whole lot else. democrats chose abortion rights and democracy but most pointers didn't show how much abortion and rejection of election denial would resonate right? >> i think that's right. one of the things we all underestimated is the youth about and we always say this but it's true that 18-24 and 26 group if they show up in the numbers anywhere near the 65+ group, they can swing elections

and they did show up more than a lot of anticipated. what we are also seeing now is as you mentioned democrats really went after democracy, reproductive choice and in regions where that was the key issue, democrats really outperformed expectations even in places where economics and inflation, all of that was important to people. we all missed particularly for women, democrats and independents in red states are purple states they are really feeling the impact of their representatives and how much their representatives have power over their lives after that decision. i think it was a bunch of things and it really shows how much regional politics played into this national outcome. >> i don't think you can understate in a democratic sense going forward the involvement of jen z and the millennial's because it's a good sign whoever you vote for

-- returning to involvement. and undeniable strong performance by democrats a failure on the republican side but it doesn't matter how close it is biden won't get anything past in this climate with the republican hands is that fair to say? you will get a lot of judges in the senate. of course that's hugely important and democrats will control the committees when it comes to the senate and there will be that shared power agreement that we have. we are right if it comes to big pieces of legislation not only do you need 60 votes in the senate which democrats still don't have you obviously need the votes in the house. maybe there are some places where there will be some compromise but i largely think that joe biden really said i want both legislative changes, it's hard to imagine that those will be enacted if the house in fact does flip and is controlled by republicans. >> there are hundreds of seats

up for grabs. when it comes to the absence, what does it mean for republican leadership? going forward. kevin mccarthy is struggling and dealing with the right of his party the freedom of caucus. he even said mitch mcconnell might have to fight for his minority for the senate. what is the damage done to the leadership? >> i think let's start with the house. of kevin mccarthy is in fact the speaker and there is a thin majority where there is a republican majority by about 6- 7 seats, he will have to keep that whole caucus together a whole lot of time. they really don't vote the way they use two. the same will be true for senator mitch mcconnell and people will be asking where is the miscalculation? we are expecting on tuesday there will be a big announcement from the president i will try

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>> other southeast asian leaders at the summit as he looks to counter china's growing influence. that's part of what he said about the details of a new strategic partnership. >> today we take another critical step beginning a new era in our cooperation with the launch of the comprehensive strategic partnership together we will tackle the biggest issues of our time from climate to health security defending against the significant threats of rule-based order and the rule of law. and to build a pacific that is free and open, stable and prosperous, resilient and secure. >> in the coming hours the president meets with the leaders of japan and south korea

at the east asian summit also being held in cambodia. despite historic tensions both as countries are now united in concerns over north korea's missile test. on monday mr.biden heads to bali for the group of 20 summit he's expected to hold his first in-person talks with chinese leader since taking office the high-stakes meeting will include the contentions issue of taiwan the self-governing island that beijing claims as its own territory. >> joining me now for a cnn white house report good to see you kevin. high-stakes meeting between biden. relations between the two countries fair to say -- what are the expectations? >> frankly the expectations are quite low. when you talk to american officials they are quite frank about that there won't be a joint statement between the two leaders after this meeting concludes in the most they can hope for is for these two leaders to sit down and defined the parameters of where they

see the u.s. and china at this moment and of course they really hope that can prevent relations from deteriorating further. one white house official says they really want to build the floor at this relationship so sort of the upside of that is it can only go up from there. there are a lot of issues that these men do want to cooperate on things like climate change in north korea certainly president biden wants to talk about the war in ukraine and sets out where he stands. the u.s. has been watching that very closely. certainly they are coming to this meeting at one of the lowest points between these two sides in decades and i think it's important to note that this meeting is taking place on neutral ground here in bali here on the sidelines of the international summit. and wasn't all that long ago it is fairly common for u.s. president to go to beijing for the chinese president to go to the white house i covered many of those visits now it's almost

untenable to imagine that happening at this point in the relationship so this meeting will be very important. president biden puts a lot at stake in meeting a leader face- to-face he can suss out their personality, develop this interpersonal relationship he has already developed that they met for hours and traveled for several thousand miles together when they were both vice president president biden now comes into this as the leader of the country now they are both coming into this at a very interesting political moment certainly president biden feeling some wind at his back because of democrat success in the midterm elections. the president coming out of the communist party having been elevated to an unprecedented third term how those dynamics will affect this meeting is also going to be very interesting to watch when they sit down on monday. president biden to just talk about this meeting within the last hour to. he feels he's coming into it

with a stronger position that he really wants to hear what his redlines are over the next several years to prevent any misunderstandings. michael. >> when it comes to taiwan, is there any wiggle room for easing tensions given what a pretty entrenched position on that topic or is it a matter of trying to keep the status quo cool? >> i think that is what president biden is hoping for trying to gain some insight into where he stands on this issue at this point in time. president biden has not necessarily contributed to easing those tensions over the last two years he has said four separate times that the u.s. would respond with military force if china were to move on taiwan. that is well past the long- standing strategic and big u.s. policy the u.s. has upheld for

so long and certainly the tensions were aggravated over the summer when the american house speaker visited taiwan. you saw tensions really sort of escalate to new levels after that point. during this meeting white house official say president biden is going to be honest about where he sees this issue at this point and time. one thing that he's very fond of doing when it comes to this issue is using a metaphor when he's talking to president biden. he said it in various iterations which is if you play with fire, you will get burned. if you're using language like that, i don't think there's a great expectation that the tensions will be easy but we went to get a greater understanding about where they stand so there's no misunderstandings even if these tensions continue over the next couple of years, months, there isn't a miscalculation that could tip over into an all-out conflict. >> that's always the big risk.

good to have you in bali, indonesia. in the hours ahead israel's president is expected to ask him to fund the country's next government. it comes after 64 members of parliament recommended that he assembled the new coalition. if he can do so by next month he could become the nation's prime minister for a sixth time. that would further extend his record as israel's longest- serving leader. iranian security forces have killed more than 300 people since nationwide protests started in september that's according to a new tally from the iran human rights based in norway. the group estimates that at least 326 people killed, 25 women, 43 were children. the group adds the toll is likely much higher. cnn has not been able to independently verify the

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>> it is more than 250 days since russia launched its unprovoked invasion of ukraine and despite having far more troops and firepower so far, moscow has failed to bring the nation to its knees. far from it. ukraine's president and first lady credit their countries and neighboring resolved saying they will never give up or give in to russia's aggression. recently they spoke about that with question in a wide-ranging exclusive interview. >> you stand by what you said a few months ago that he would not negotiate with vladimir putin? >> his proposal has no substance in regards to ending the war other than ultimatums i have not heard anything of the current president. the 24th of february, there have been only ultimatums nationalization. every issue they raise starts with a d. they always want to

deprive us of something violently. so i sat -- they are not going to talk to this person at this person conduct this and recognizes all those authorities they set up as legal. i said if they do that, then this means they don't respect our people our sovereignty our rights and our freedoms. what is there to talk to them about? i haven't closed the door. we would be ready to talk to russia but with a different russia. one that is truly ready for piece. one that is ready to recognize that they are occupiers ready to reimburse our people. that's not about money. they need to return everything land, rights, freedom, money and most importantly justice.

to the parents who lost their children money is not enough. it's not a priority. bring back justice and so far i haven't heard statements like that from the russian federation either from vladimir putin or anyone else. >> reporter: after all your powerful calls to the world for help weaponry most especially, training all that intelligence help that you've needed are they finally delivering what you need to win and you feel you are getting enough to win or not to lose? >> it's enough when you can no longer -- when the air defense system ensure no missiles hit the ground or buildings. it's enough when you're not being fired at and no missiles are launched against you because russia is working together with its partner if i may call it that with iran since the 10th of october we have seen them around 450 cal

mcafee attack drones. missiles. we had over 2500 hits. 2500 hits by drones and explosives or missiles. that's a large number do we have enough defenses? no. i don't think we have enough at all. is it enough to make 100 or thousand calls? probably not enough either. but am ready to make 1000 calls up every call i make results in more air defense systems. am ready to stay on the phone and just do that. it's difficult. a joined decision on the protection of ukraine will definitely help us. all the answers are there. i'm sorry it's not even like the start of the covid epidemic.

when people didn't know what to do about it. when we needed to create a vaccine and it didn't exist but it's a vaccine against russian strikes and we know it. there is a vaccine against russia and we know exactly which countries have it and in what amount and i would say frankly there are even countries that have a surplus amount from my point of view so i guess an answer to your question it is not enough willingness on the outside. >> what strengths do you get from each other? >> reporter: what strengths do you get? >> i know what you have for me. >> that is my love and that is my best friend so that is my

energy. i wanted to answer your questions in the very beginning when she told you she prepared breakfast for the children in the morning and prepared clothes and that's what i wanted to tell you. but i have no such possibilities so -- nobody gives me breakfast in the morning. i'm in a very difficult period >> because you're living apart? >> yes. >> is a true he said to president biden monday offered to evacuate you at the beginning you said i don't need a ride i need ammunition? >> yes. that's right. nothing changed. my answer is still the same. >> i want to ask you another question because i've noticed the ukrainians are not afraid

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>> welcome back to our viewers across the united states. you are watching cnn news to the top story the results from tuesday's midterm election cnn projects if they will control the u.s. senate. they will hold onto her nevada senate seat in the republican. in the house of representatives controlling still not decided democrats have 204 seats. that's the threshold needed to control the house. john berman now with more on the balance of power in the senate and how it shifted in favor of the democrats.

this is currently the makeup of the u.s. senate they have 50 seats the republicans have 49. there's still a runoff no matter what happens there, the democrats will maintain control of the senate if the republicans managed to win that runoff will be a 50-50 split. the democrat does one in this runoff the democrats will have a 51-49 advantage and outright majority which believe me they would enjoy they don't have to be even. it would mean they could lose at least one democratic vote in the senate. how did we get to this point? the last senate seat to be called is in nevada. that's what he was trailing.

now leading by several thousand. the senate has been decided. that leaves the u.s. house of representatives not many people would have thought the senate would be called for the democrats before the house for republicans but we just can't yet. there's too many outstanding races right now they have 211 seats they would win at least 211 seats. they have 218 which mean that republicans need seven more the democrats would need 14 more. there are currently 20 seats that have not been called. 20 races that still have to be called right now. the republicans lead with 10. they only need seven. the democrats lead with 10. they need 14. you can see it's

an uphill battle. the democrats on this map right now would need to hold every district that is currently blue and pick up the uncalled race that is still in red some of them were quite close. california 13 congressional district right now is the same margin of 84 votes with 46% reporting so the democrats could potentially pick up a few of these seats in the district right here. you can see riverside county is just a county in this district right now california's 41st the republic leads by 4100 votes. again if the democrats were to hold every blue district every blue congressional district on this map and pick up four of these republican ones, they would maintain control of the house it's an uphill battle at this point not impossible. siena new york.

>> maricopa county continues to hold the biggest number in the state of arizona. other networks have called that senate race for mark elliot still too early to call the governor's race coming now with more from phoenix. >> the count continues in maricopa county 85,000 boats released here in the county, still more votes to be counted and still no clear answer on the governor's race here in the state of arizona republican carry late did manage she will close the gap just a bit on democrat katie who remains the leader. if you look at the numbers the margin has shrunk just a tad but not enough to determine if there is a clear winner at this point but the late campaign releasing a little information about what it's inside their campaign headquarters saying they believe these numbers offer

a glimmer of hope the campaign saying there is 100% a path and because the boat is still going on there is so much we do not know at this stage. we do know cnn has projected a winner in the u.s. senate race and arizona. mark kelly, the senator will maintain his seat the race was called in by cnn thanking his supporters who backed his race. >> you are the reason we are successful i also want to thank the state election officials honor the republicans and democrats who were doing the important work and making sure that arizonans votes and voices are heard. the votes are counted. as quickly and as transparently as possible. >> he has not conceded but

indicated in a tweet he would be open to it after every legal vote is counted. how many votes to remain? there's about 185 or 195,000 votes remaining the anticipation is sunday evening another release of votes of about 80,000 here in this county. >> wasting no time in assigning blame for his party's losses taking aim at the senate leader mitch mcconnell. the senate minority leader is facing the sanction within the republican party's some members calling for a delay in congressional leadership elections some conservatives say trump himself is the blame for the lackluster performance. >> trump is a drag on our ticket donald trump gives us problems politically we lost the house senate and the white house in two years when trump

was on the ballot or in office and i think we just have a hangover he's a drag on our office. >> after the republicans much anticipated grade wave turned out to be bailey -- many of them are trying to figure out how it all went wrong. the experts break down the results and what it means for the republican party. >> this may be the moment that we discover that donald trump is not a key maker any longer. this is that.'s candidates did not do well. his election denial was not a big issue. i think that republicans are going to have to do an awful lot of soul-searching about whether they actually ran on issues that were geared to them and how they could have lost the senate with an election that is about inflation about

crime about immigration it is also about abortion rights and democracy but i think that the republicans couldn't pull this off is going to force them to go to the couch and have a little bit of therapy and say why did we do this? where we following the wrong leaders and how can we fix this? one short-term answer tell your voters that they should vote by mail. may be more people do it if you don't want to show up on election day just vote anyway you want. >> what's interesting too as we talk about the problems he will have with the house representatives but look what is happening in the united states senate right now you have the head of the campaign right now questioning mitch mcconnell in the future of the conference. you have josh hawley doing the same thing. you of marco rubio from florida

is someone you would think would be lining up. republicans are going to have their own issues trying to stay together. that have been bulletproof now for decades because he has done such a very good job at keeping the republican conference they have done an amazing job -- now he will have a fight on his own hands. >> two days after being liberated by russian occupation the ukrainian city is celebrating the long-awaited freedom on saturday hundreds of excited residents selling the street. jumping for joy you can see that joy there. they also gave a hero's welcome to ukrainian troops as they went to resource security. i want to thank them for

pushing the russians out just four days ago moscow's army still controlled several areas but by friday have a look at the change ukraine took back the city and has now liberated some 60 settlements nearby. it's just the beginning. >> in the world season -- they see what it means. it sees what the unity of ukrainians means it sees why we should liberate our entire land from the invaders we will see many more such gratings in the cities and villages that are still under occupation. >> as ukraine continues the russian occupied city has announced it would start evacuating officials and civilians that the officials have had no plans to leave. >> cnn's nick robinson they now prevail.

>> this is what liberation looks like. this is what it feels like for the people euphoria with months of oppressive occupation over there troops conquering the heroes. no internet, no electricity, no water, no tv. gathering in the city's central square coming over to hear our broadcast. that's what they have been like. >> i'm joined here and we are going to have a quick conversation. tell us about the last eight months. >> every ukrainian family waited

for our soldiers for our army. >> how does it feel not to see them? >> it's amazing and wonderful. thank you very much for supporting us. we thank you for your support. can i hug you? >> sure. thank you very much. can we talk? >> we were waiting. we were waiting so long but we were sure that this day will come. we will celebrate together with our people. here and everywhere in the world. thank you for everyone that supported us that helped us and we are so happy to be here we are so happy with our people to celebrate. this is something amazing but it was hard but we always knew that this day will

come. >> do you feel the city is safe now? >> yes, the city is safe. >> tell us how it was because again we haven't had good information. what was the situation like living with russian soldiers in control? >> the people you see here now -- many of them were hiding. they were hiding the ukrainian flag somewhere in the corner. we were terrified by russian army. we were terrified by soldiers that can come any moment into our house our home just opened the door like they are living here and steal, kidnap, torture and this was very very difficult drive goosebumps now. we did that. we celebrate now.

>> this is what liberation looks like. this is what liberation feels like. the people of the city tried to resist the russians. the russians suppressed them. this is what ukrainians are like when that suppression comes off. nick robertson, csn liberating ukraine. president erdogan says he wants to open a peace corridor similar to the shipment

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long restoration is over and in the coming day it will be officially returned to duty ringing out the somber notes of remembrance sunday at 11 a.m. in london. we've heard the enormous bell peal occasionally recently such as last new year's eve, but now its full booming voice will be back and on its old schedule. parliament clockmakers tell us all about it. >> this is going to be the first time since 2017 that the clock itself will be ringing all the four quarter bells and big ben for remembrance sunday. >> there's 1,000 pieces to this clock. every piece was taken apart and it was approached with conservation best practice in mind.

>> and this is where they took sections out to actually see how far the crack went in. it's 11 inches thick. it's the sound of london back again. you know, the bells sounded through wars. we try and imagine what these bells have actually seen 160 years in london. even though everybody carries a wristwatch or looks at the computer, they love listening to big ben. so we started again striking it this week and all we've got is praise, people going oh, that's brilliant to hear big ben back again. >> great behind the scenes there. thanks for spending part of your day with me.

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