>> bill: that three hours went fast. >> it did. ainsley had to run out quick but we'll see you tomorrow. >> have a great day. see you on the couch tomorrow. >> bill: thanks, good morning. forks weather alert begins our day today. tropical storm nicole battering florida. making landfall cat one hurricane overnight. winds from a rare november late-season storm that extend 450 miles out, 250,000 without power. you see the track for that storm. we're going to get an update throughout the morning. governor desantis should be at the microphone in an hour. we'll check in on that. 48 days post election day. the fate of congress not known

yet as we say good morning. an election week or month. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: now i know it's unfortunate. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it's interesting some states can do it so quickly and other states -- california is so slow and they have to get their act together over there. washington is waking up to a congressional question mark. control of both chambers is up in the air and still being counted. >> bill: three senate seats in play. arizona and nevada too close to call. georgia will head to a runoff in december. >> dana: georgia could once again decide which party controls the senate. remember democrats only need to reach 50 seats with vice president harris serving as the tiebreaker. >> bill: on the house side we have three dozen seats still in play. republicans appear to be headed for a narrow majority but it is too close to call. >> dana: results are neck-and-neck. one thing americans do agree on, the country is headed in the wrong direction. they agreed on this by 75 or

80%. according to president biden everything is going just fine. >> what in the next two years do you intend to do differently to change people's opinion of the direction of the country as you contemplate a run for president in 2024? >> president biden: nothing. they're just finding out what we're doing. the more they know what we're doing the more support there. i won't change anything in any fundamental way. >> bill: team house camping. newt gingrich is on deck. we begin in atlanta. aishah hosni will be camping there for a month. good morning. >> that's news to me. thank you, bill. good morning to you from a beautiful georgia. nobody gets to rest for the next month because the ballots for this runoff are already being built last night for this december 6th runoff. yesterday the georgia secretary of state made the call saying there were 10,000 outstanding

ballots left. no matter who you gave them to neither would have broken the 50% threshold needed to win. incumbent democrat warnock reacting to that tweeting we're going to a runoff, georgia, let's do this one more time and he added a donation link to that tweet. his challenger, republican herschel walker holding a rally tonight in can ton with senator ted cruz. the first of many big names guys, possibly white house hopefuls who will try to help him out. he will need all the help he can get. note the difference between how well incumbent governor brian kemp performed tuesday night netting 200,000 more votes than walker meaning the football star did struggle to convince enough georgia republicans that he was the right guy for the job. >> i never thought that i would ever do this but i think the lord prepared me for a moment like this right here. they will have to come through me to get to you and i'm not

going to let that happen. >> now both will also be fighting for the coveted 80,000 votes that went to chase oliver, part of the reason for the runoff. he has already told local media he will not be throwing his support behind either of these candidates. we'll talk to him in a few minutes here. i have to read this off to you guys. the georgia libertarian party predicting many of their voters might just stay at home and not vote for quote a lesser of two evils candidate. that's how they feel about it. >> bill: sorry to break the news to you about camping out there. thank you. >> dana: president biden says he is ready to work with his republican colleagues but he won't change the way he runs the country to do it. lucas tomlinson is at the white house after a long press conference of the president yesterday. >> he says he won't change and says it's too late. he has already signed the massive spending bills into law.

>> president biden: i don't have to change of the policies that have already passed. that's what they said they want to go after. so what i have a simple proposition. i have a pen that can veto, okay? >> the opposition party supposed to pick up an average of 29 seats in the house. looks like that didn't happen for the republicans but they are expected to win a narrow majority giving them chairmanships of the critical committees and the power to look at the the withdrawal of afghanistan, response to coronavirus and potential investigation into hunter biden. when that question came up yesterday the president was quick to dismiss it. >> president biden: i think the american public wants to move on and get things done for them. i think the american people will look at all of that for what it is. just almost comedy. >> the president appeared well rested yesterday. white house officials were relieved with the spiking of the football by the president or whatever your sports analogy. he did credit his wife for

helping deliver the critical democratic votes. >> president biden: my wife, jill, hell of a lot more popular than i am in the democratic party, too. at any rate, all kidding aside, our intention is to run again. >> president biden says he will make the ultimate and final decision whether to run for re-election in 2024 early next year, dana. >> dana: okay. lucas tomlinson, thank you. beautiful at the white house today. >> bill: update the viewers at home. there is still vote out in nevada. laxalt is hanging on to a two-point lead in the advantage. the difference is shy of 16,000. we don't know when we'll get the next update out of reno or even las vegas. we'll keep you updated. on the republican side lombardo as a better margin over sis lack in the race. the governor's race in arizona is yet to be decided.

kari lake seems to be hanging in there against katie hobbs. like nevada, there is a lot of vote out there still and a lot of that is in tucson in the south and maricopa county in phoenix, 60% of the voters are there in arizona from maricopa county. quick senate what if, where we think we are and where we might be headed. 49/48gop. if nevada stays -- goes read it would be a flip to 50-48. if masters is unable to come back in arizona heading into december 6th in the runoff here. down in georgia here if herschel walker wins, the red team is up one, okay? if we flip it around and give the state of georgia to warnock, we are back exactly where we

started even prior to tuesday. that's the state of play right now depending on how it goes. >> dana: let's bring in former house speaker newt gingrich who knows a lot about a lot of things especially georgia. and newt, give us your sense of one, going to a runoff and who will prevail and aishah hosni had the report from the libertarian candidate chase oliver. nobody knew his name until election day. maybe they'll stay home. maybe they shouldn't have been on the ballot and avoided all this in the first place. but up to you. >> well, i think a lot of this is going to come down to governor kemp. he won a very decisive victory. he has a big statewide organization. i think that he can be the margin to make sure that herschel walker comes from behind to win. walker was in a number of games in overtime and managed somehow to win every overtime he ever played in. i don't think he is particularly

worried except he has to get the extra votes. i think georgia is kind of ironic two cycles in a roar it comes down to runoffs in georgia for who controls the senate. it will make this a very intensely competitive race. >> bill: speaker, you have been in the slot before, right? kevin mccarthy may succeed to be the next speaker of the house. we'll see. take you back to yesterday an hour press conference with the president, rare i would say. here is what he said about working with the other side. >> president biden: regardless of what the final tally in these elections show and there is still counting going on. i'm prepared to work with my republican colleagues. the american people have made clear, i think, that they expect republicans be prepared to work with me as well. >> bill: you listen to that, sounds ecumenical, i would say. how would you strike that? >> well, first of all i just

wrote a newsletter today about speaker mccarthy and i want to make the point that what really matters is transferring the gavel. the shift of power in the house from pelosi to mccarthy will be decisive and people need to understand that. and she has governed with a four-vote margin and passed trillions of dollars in spending and radical bills. so i think people overestimate the impact, if kevin ends up, as i think he will, at 226 or 228. remember, we were at 230 but it was such a shock to have the republicans take over in 1994. bill clinton was the opposite of joe biden. if you go back and listen to clinton's press conference the next day he said we're going to have to change and work with the republicans. nothing biden said yesterday indicates he wants to work with the republicans. he threatens to veto everything. he says he is not going to change any policies. well, i think republicans have to really look at why we didn't

do better. i certainly was on this show. i was very optimistic about a red tide. but the fact is, when you look at the exit polling, 75% of the country says the united states is on the wrong path. now what is biden going to do to work with the congressional republicans house and senate to get america back on the right path or does he ignore that 75% and set up a really consequential 2024 presidential race? the jury is out right now. people are going to watch to see exactly how the city of washington responds to signals sent from america. >> dana: is there any doubt in your mind that joe biden does run for re-election? >> no, i think as a historian you have to say -- you don't know. at his age there could be a health problem. but i think the results of this election make it very unlikely that anyone can force him to not

run. if his health holds up. why would you give up marine one, air force one, the white house, the most powerful political job on the planet, why would you voluntarily walk off if you feel good? he will fight for re-election. i don't know that's an advantage for the democrats. it certainly sets up an opportunity for the republicans to offer a very different vision of the future. >> bill: thank you. it's been a pleasure to get your thoughts for this entire cycle. don't go far. more to talk about in the coming weeks. thank you. >> that's right. >> bill: we are following the vote count in the house. 40 seats at play today. republicans closing in on a narrow majority. bring you the race calls as they happen. >> dana: there is this. new monthly inflation number is out. it was a little better than expected. will it translate to some relief? ask maria bartiromo. she is here straight ahead. >> president biden: what i can't do is i can't guarantee that we're going to be able to get

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>> dana: the new inflation numbers coming in giving americans alittle relief in their pockets books. it is up 7.7% from a year ago. meantime inflation under the biden presidency going in the wrong direction putting basics like food and gas further out of reach for so many. maria bartiromo is here to break it down. >> it was a good number. nice to see a little relief on this. we do actually now have evidence that we're coming off of the highs. i don't think we've peaked. i do think this is a one-month number and we'll continue to see this pressure. when you look at the components within this number yes, year-over-year up 7.7% versus an estimate of 8%.

look where you have shelter and rent. rent is continuing to skyrocket. that's not showing any signs of abatement. some areas of food are also actually worse than last year so like when you look for example gasoline up 17 1/2%, energy overall up 17% in the month of october. that was a very bad number. look within food, a dozen eggs up 43% year-over-year. so yes, things are -- >> bill: chickens are coming home to roost. >> it's a better number than expected. nice to see but does not to me indicate that we're out of the woods by any means. >> bill: last week jerome powell said we still have a ways to go. we'll see how that goes. our voter analysis. you were with us on election night. our voter analysis the most important issue economy and jobs 48%. okay, abortion at nine,

immigration nine, climate change eight. economy and jobs at 48%. do you think that showed up in the results? >> i think that abortion was a bigger issue to the democrats than many of us gave it credence because we know how inflation and economy and jobs are the number 1, 2, 3 issues. so i thought that abortion sort of knocked down a few pegs. democrats did not feel that way. that was a dark horse issue. yes, i think that inflation was the number one issue and that's what people voted on but there was a big portion of people who are one-issue voters and that was the democrats and they wanted to, you know, have their voice heard on abortion. >> dana: there was this other one, call for number two. the reason for inflation, 55% of people saying biden's policies. 45% saying outside his control. he says he is not going to

change anything. >> i couldn't believe that he said he is will not change anything. we all know what happens when you have voters react to issues. you see a president go to the middle and say i want to work with you. he is still attacking portions of the republican party and he says he is not going to change anything. i think that at this point, you are seeing inflation continuing to be an issue. i think that is going to be the main issue. but look, you've got kitchen table issues going into the holidays and we'll see this impact spending. we will also see the jobs picture catch up. so far jobs have been real plentiful. when you are trying to figure out whether or not you can put food on the table or get a job, these are serious issues. so i don't think this is going away. i think it will continue to be an issue going into the holidays. we talk a lot about demand. demand is weakening because inflation is kuhnt into it. what we don't talk about is the supply side of the story.

just making stuff. goods. this president continues to alienate industry. he is threatening a windfall tax for the energy companies. no wonder energy prices are up 17% in october. no wonder oil prices are actually higher than where they were when he started selling oil from the strategic reserve. so you've got to start making stuff. you have to focus on the supply side of things especially if we are on the doorstep of a potential rail strike. >> bill: take us into 2023. it is late january, february, maybe you are exactly right about these numbers not getting much better. kevin mccarthy is the speaker of the house. yesterday biden said i'm willing to compromise. he did say that at the top of the press conference. what would they compromise on when it comes to the economy? what policies? >> they have to compromise on stopping the reckless spending. you are talking about $5 trillion in borrowing as interest rates go higher, that borrowing is going to become

more expensive. that's just adding to the pressure on american families that they will have to pay higher taxes to pay for all of this borrowing. one compromise could be that they will agree to stop the spending. i would expect 2023 is going to be a very tough year economically. i said the other day when i was with you, i expect a double dip recession. i think we are going to have negative readings in virtually every quarter of 2023. so you don't have things like larry summers talking about stagflation. these are not coincidences. they are seeing what's going on behind the scenes and seeing people's savings accounts being tapped into just to pay for the essentials. fuel, food, rent. they still are at very elevated levels. federal reserve will raise rates again. expect a half point hike. 2023, while it is going to be a new day, it is also going to be

an opportunity to assess where we are. it will likely be recession. >> bill: don't like that. >> dana: your guest this morning, you were asking a lot of them if they think there will be a double dip recession. >> kevin has yet said we'll see every single quarter negative for 2023. jason smith going to likely be the chairman of the house ways and means committee is talking about the economy weakening. yeah, i think everybody on that panel is expecting that 2023 will be a tough road. >> bill: important stuff and you'll take us through it. we'll get a bump when the market opens. >> 700 points higher right now. >> bill: thank you so much. republicans now inching closer to house majority. we don't know where or when it lands. what caused republicans to fall short of expectation, no shortage of analysis on that again today. nicole is a tropical storm going to hammer florida throughout the day and go up the east coast for

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>> a couple sharks moving on the streets. [laughter] >> dana: incredible video from hutchinson island, florida. sharks swimming over a road after flash flooding there more than 320,000 people in florida are without power as tropical storm nicole batss the state with storm surge, heavy rains and a couple of sharks. phil keating is live in melbourne, florida with the very latest. hi, phil. >> good morning, dana. the only sharks here are land sharks. they are looking at the raging

surf out there. right now tropical storm nicole is pounding central and west coast of florida right now with heavy rains and winds. some of those winds still maxing out at 60 miles-per-hour. it came ashore overnight as a category 1 hurricane. in between fort pierce and vero beach. power is out. no electricity for an estimated quarter of a million people. that includes this entire barrier island we're on. that's a live wire jingling from the utility poll and why firefighters are here to keep all the lookers from getting themselves electrocuted. every intersection right now no red, yellows or greens. power is out making all those intersections non-functional and four-way stops. 500 miles end-to-end is the wind field for this storm. that is essentially the entire length of the state. the skyway bridge on the west

coast south of st. petersburg is closed right now as winds exceed 50 miles-per-hour. anywhere between 3 and 8 inches of rain expected throughout the day. near cape canaveral wind gusts reached 90 miles-per-hour. a loud and howling night for many. difficult to sleep through it. daytona beach major beach erosion is threatening multiple homes. so much sand was swallowed up by the storm surge and crashing waves the buildings are on the verge of falling into the atlantic. condo do youers were evacuated for not being stable or safe enough. 2 to 4 feet of storm surge came ashore last night at high tide and why many counties imposed mandatory evacuations. tornadoes remain a serious concern throughout the day as the storm marches north through georgia and the carolinas. >> dana: stay safe. be aware of the lookers. >> bill: the balance of power in

congress is up in the air. republicans continue to make gains in the house. hopes of a red wave never reached the shoreline. the senate also a toss-up as some critics blame poor candidates and they blame a former president. former rnc comes director and a pollster for the -- doug, karl rove writes in the "wall street journal" a number of pieces on the editorial page talking about donald trump, talking about the results. here is rove's take. with no red wave trump is out at sea. the gop fielded too many novices who struggled crafting a message and waging effective campaigns. some were knuckle heads. many of these weak candidates came courtesy of donald trump who did not vet his endorsements. do you agree with that point? >> yes. we could go back to 2010 and 2012 where we saw a lot of these terrible first-time candidates that caused senate races to fall

by the wayside in nevada, delaware, indiana, missouri. this is why mitch mcconnell was warning well in advance we have a candidate quality problem. we've seen an intensification of this problem from top to bottom. house and senate candidates, secretary of state candidates and governors and the like. it is what i call the my pillowization of the republican party. we have attracted the more cartoon characters. if somebody speaking at a rally with a president or presidential candidate is best known as a pillow salesman run to high heaven. you will see more cartoon characters trying to make money off of the party become instagram influencers and celebrities more than they are about being serious legislators. there is a reason madison cawthorn lost the primary in north carolina. he said i'm not serious. >> dana: the voters did vote them in, right? they chose them. it wasn't just the endorsement, right? i think -- i'm curious did

democrats learn anything from the results that make you think wow, this realignment of both parties continues. i was really amazed at the youth vote and increases there. can democrats hold onto those? what does it mean if you have any advice for republicans what they should think about for 2024? >> candidate quality hurt republicans especially in key senate and gubernatorial races where trump's handpicked candidates struggled or lost in races that otherwise might have been winnable. that being said, aboring was a huge issue for democrats and really had helped people turn up. democrats were criticized leading up to mid-term elections spending too much time talking about abortion and not spending enough time talking about inflation and economy. it turns out talking about abortion helped the democrats avoid what was expected to be huge losses in the mid-terms. we see that in some of the exit polls that abortion was a top issue for voters and even above the economy in places like

pennsylvania and michigan. >> bill: republicans the governors ran away with the races. ron desantis and mike dewine and abbott in texas, kemp in georgia. not much of a challenge with stacey abrams despite all the attention that race got despite the money that went into the race as well. here is marco rubio last night on these what he sees as republican shifts with sean hannity. >> people are moving here they want to get away from the lunacy. it is what's happening to people that don't identify with the republican party. who don't want schools indoctrinateing their kid. firsthand experience with socialism and don't want it in this country. put those issues ahead and they'll punish them. >> he is right about that in florida and also in the state of new york in the house seats. i was looking at numbers from a few years ago. andrew cuomo won an election in new york by 29 points. who knew? that's astounding. zeldin lost by five.

his point is well taken when you look at the congressional races. >> the fact that the zeldin race was as close as it was helped other republicans have victories in ways we expected. we were told it would be a wave. republicans and democrats don't say a year in advance you'll have a wave. don't say the word tsunami. you build expectations that are unrealistic. say we'll take it one race at a time and do our best and good lord willing we'll gate majority. then you can be excited about a house majority instead of having your party feel let down. >> dana: biden said even 80% of the country it's going in the wrong direction he said he won't change anything. is that sustainable? >> at the end of the day as long as the republicans have control of the house, which is what we expect to happen, it is not sustainable. he will have to account for the fact that he is now having to

negotiate with not having the democratic party in power. so he is, you know, right to your point the expectations were such the democrats would have a huge loss and worth noting that they didn't. it wasn't this wave that there was a talk about. at the same time things will be different with the republicans having control of the house. >> bill: will slow things down certainly. there is an announcement planned or event planned for next tuesday on behalf of former president donald trump. what does he do? does it happen or is it delayed? >> i don't think anybody knows. trump doesn't know. what we know from maggie's reporting trump is mad at mar-a-lago and blaming everybody for the dr. oz endorsement including melania. not a great place to be. >> dana: you know what? he will decide what he wants to do. we'll find out if it happens on tuesday. >> bill: some people saying the walker race in georgia will be very important, stay out of the

way of the event walt of that vote. >> this is where candidate quality matters. mitch mcconnell is mindful of trump -- we've lost senate majorities before because of trump. it is still winnable in georgia. >> dana: a wild scene in the streets of los angeles. police after a driver having three crashes. kathy hochul not just a closer than expect edwin amid a barrage of crime in the empire state. we want you to hear from a grieving mother on a murder victim on what she is hoping for. >> the mothers, the families of these victims care nothing about social justice theories. we care about restoring law and order to our city. their efforts helped provide more than 75 million meals,

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>> dana: wild doesn't begin to explain this police chase in southern california. it began in orange county. the driver was in a honda civic and refused to stop for police. that's when he pulled into an apartment complex and stole a white van and from there officers chased the suspect into los angeles county. police say the driver rammed into one of their cruisers

before jumping out of the van and running on foot. he then ran into a home, stole a white chevy pickup truck and speeding and crashed into cars before he was cornered by police. the driver tried to get away but was arrested. that is wild. >> bill: that's bizarre. >> dana: he put so many people's lives in danger. horrible. good job on the police. >> bill: winner hasn't been declared in l.a. caruso holds a lead over the former congresswoman karen bass backed by major democrats like president biden and hillary clinton. william la jeunesse on the big count in l.a. where do we stand? hello. >> good morning, bill. this would be a huge upset should rick caruso pull it off. not just because he was down 24 points in september, but because this is a deep blue city. president biden won it with 80% of the vote. caruso is a former republican

who just switched parties this year to run. he is a wealthy developer. never held public office but spent $1 hundred million of his own money in this campaign. >> this election has always been about those that have been felt left behind and unheard. let me tell you, i hear you and change will happen. >> karen bass is part of l.a.'s democratic machine with nearly half the city's voters self-described liberals or progressives she was the heavy favorite to win with endorsements from every major democrat including president biden. >> we want to have a city hall that serves all the people, not just the city hall for the powerful. not just a city hall for the wealthy, but a city hall that is for everyone so that we can have the quality of life that i know that we deserve. >> what happens now? caruso is up by 12,000 votes. less than half the votes that have been counted.

there is another half a million votes out there. so why? voters can register and cast their ballot on election day. so those have to be verified and counted. secondly voters can mail in their ballot by 8:00 on election day and accepted for the next seven days. the next update we'll get is at 4:00 on friday pacific time. the primary just a reminder bass appeared to have lost by five but by a week later with mailins she won by seven. we won't know probably until sometime next week. >> bill: you said seven days. i think that's what you said. >> i did. >> bill: wow. thank you, william. >> by next tuesday. >> dana: new york electing kathy hochul as governor despite what is an a business mall record on crime. my next guest is the mother of a young man murdered and stabbed to death in harlem. one of his killers was allowed to walk free on bail.

is chairwoman of the victim rights reform council. kathy hochul during the debate suggested she asked why would lee zeldin, the republican candidate, be so concerned about crime. she said he was hyperventilating about crime. when asked directly about no cash bail she said that's something she is willing to look at in january. as you think about this and continue to grieve your son, how does that make you feel? >> insulted, disrespected. obviously because my son was murdered brutally and savagely stabbed to death. yes, disrespected and insulted. not just me but the hundreds of thousands of mothers and families going through the same thing that i am. >> dana: you have been tireless in trying to raise this issue. here is the violent crime

statistics in new york. 2021 was 83,000, 2022 up 30%. when you talk to other moms and dads and brothers and sisters who are grieving as you are. what would they like to see? is it no cash bail, is there some other policy that you would like to see changed if they take this up in january? anything else you would like? >> specifically to raise the age. our young people their policy is creating a whole new generation of career criminals and mass incarceration. when we continue to slap these kids on the wrist and coddle them and not hold them accountable for their actions, it just makes them continuously think it's okay to do it over

and over and over again. they are racking up all these charges, they are dropping out of school, they are getting in all kinds of trouble and it is creating a whole new generation of career criminals and mass incarceration. >> dana: there was quite a change in new york's congressional makeup. the republican party was able to flip several seats. i think partly it was because lee zeldin ran a great race against kathy hochul as a republican in new york coming within five points and able to bring up a lot of those other congressmen. many who have constituents who commute into the city every day and perhaps that's a little bit of a silver lining in this election for new york. but are you concerned that things here are going to get worse? >> absolutely. if nothing changes, nothing changes. if we keep doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results, that's the definition of insanity. unless these policies are

completely rolled back in their entirety and put through the shed rear. start over from scratch. come up with more common sense reforms that will actually put the safety of the public first, victims and their families second and then the well-being of the offender. people with drug and alcohol problems need to be placed in long-term in-patient programs like when the republicans were in office. that will help curb a lot. >> dana: we'll continue to talk about it and stay in touch with you and beautiful pictures of your son for everybody to see and to recognize what a wonderful young man he was and what a wonderful person you helped raise. thank you so much, madeleine. we'll stay in touch. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> bill: sweet woman. arizona waiting for the dust to settle. officials still counting the votes. we're live in phoenix with the latest numbers as they stand this morning. crank up the volume.

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♪ >> dana: nashville's biggest stars took to the stage last night for the 2022 country music awards. luke bryan and peyton manning co-hosted the event. jokes went from the honky tonk highway to pennsylvania avenue. >> i have one goal tonight for everybody to have fun, to come together, to unite and to celebrate being americans. >> wow. [cheers and applause] >> i have one thing to say to all that. luke bryan for president,

everybody. >> dana: singer luke holmes took home the title of entertainer and album of the year. if you haven't listen to his amazing work i encourage you to. it's caroline's favorite. i like him allot. >> bill: i didn't see any of it. lights out. >> dana: 8:15 out. >> bill: let me ask you something. what can't peyton manning do? the guy is every where. >> dana: maybe he should run for president. >> bill: oh. just an idea. >> dana: why not? everyone into the pool. >> bill: want to get to this mystery now unfolding on the high seas. a tiffany jewelry tycoon apparently dies after falling from a cruise ship. now her family is asking police to investigate. laura engel has the lowdown. good morning. >> it was supposed to be a dream vacation for turkish tycoon who set out on a cruise to tahiti to celebrate her birthday.

disappearance sparking a search for her body and answers in this case. 68-year-old is said to have a tiffany jewelry empire in turkey and has been the distributor in her country for more than 20 years. she plunged to her death from the norwegian spirit cruise ship october 25th while vacationing with an unnamed 75-year-old boyfriend who did not report her missing for nearly 20 hours. according to published reports closed circuit camera footage shows her going overboard at 3:00 a.m. experts wondered how a five foot one inch woman could go over a three foot high railing. she went over that railing from her cabin on the 11th floor of the cruise ship. norwegian cruise line issued a statement to fox this morning that reads in part the authorities were notified and united states coast guard conducted a search and rescue operation. investigation is ongoing and we'll share updates as

appropriate. thoughts and prayers are with her loved ones during this difficult time. her family has urged police to investigate her travel companion who was questioned and released in tahiti before returning to his home country of switzerland. the family adds there is jewelry that has gone missing from her cabin's safe. the issue of jurisdiction hangs over the mystery with lawyers arguing that the investigation is tahiti's responsibility because it was the closest country when the incident happened at sea. more to come on this. >> bill: a mystery there, laura. stay in touch. thank you live in new york. >> dana: several states are up in the air as party control of the senate remains in play with 51 seats needed to take control. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. good morning. they count faster in brazil >> they do. i'm bill hemmer. good morning. are republicans moving closer to