comeback in california. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will get us through the humpday commute and kari hall has the weather. >> and we are starting out with some patches of fog and cool temperatures. as you head out, wanted to show you the view in san francisco. not much of a view because of the fog blocking the upper decks of the towers of the city and some of the high rise buildings. as we head inland to concord, we'll be in the upper 40s, but a quick warmup headed our way. some upper 60s by noon, low 70s by 1:00 and eventually up to about 77 there. we'll get a look at all of the microclimates coming up. and mike, you're tracking the backup at the bay bridge? >> that's right. and we also seem to have sort of the cloudy backdrop which doesn't let us see the upp emer

see the emeryville area. so on the deck where you are driving, it is okay. low clouds are drifting around. getting off the lower deck, it sounds like the solve raoff-ram blocked by a big rig. and the berkeley curve, we may have a car fire off on the shoulder. i'll get more updates on that. highway 4 shows slowing near the bridge but south of there is just fine. election results are coming in, here are the top headlines. the san francisco district attorney's race is too close to call because of rank choice voting, only about 240 votes separate the top two candidates with suzy loftus bchesa

boudin. could be days before a winner emerges. mayor breed is leading with a 68% of the vote and claiming victory. >> i'm excited but i'm also anxious to continue to get the work done. i want them to be proud of the decision that they made, i want them to see a difference and be happy about the conditions of san francisco. and that will take a lot of work. >> san francisco voters also decided some key propositions that in some cases are receiving national attention. pete suratos is live with the impact this is having even if you don't live in the city. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. those propositions ranging from affordable housing to that ecigarette ban which got a lot of attention. so let's talk about the results of some of these key propositions. prop "a," voter alls the city t sell $600 m bonds for

affordable housing making it the largest of its kind in san francisco history. when it comes to prop "c," there was a much different result as voters said no to overreturning the rule suspending the sale of ecigarettes not approved by the fda. and finally, voters said yes to prop thin prop position "d" which is a tax for ride sharing customers. the charge would be based on the overall cost of the trip. here is how some in the city of san francisco are reacting to those results. >> ride share has been shown to increase traffic in the city and decrease support for public transportation. as somebody who rides their bike and believes in micro mobility, i'm happy to see it passed.

>> i'm excited that prop "c" failed. the board of supervisors already passed an ordinance rejecting vaping products. >> reporter: and as you mentioned, another closely contested race is race for district attorney of san francisco. too close to call at this point between loftsuzy loftus and che boudin. i'll dive deep he cann deeper i numbers in the next half hour. and of course we're updating all of the results on our website throughout the night overnight and the latest local numbers as they come in. that at nbcbayarea.com. of course we'll also be pushing out the results b area app. new overnight while you were sleeping, emergency action to ban short term rentals after five people died at last week's halloween house party shooting. bob redell is joining us live with the next steps in when this

do take effect. >> reporter: city council here is expected to formally approve the so-called urgency ordinance that would ban unhosted short term rentals. this is in an effort to stop the kind of party that led to the deaths of the five young people this past halloween night. last night in front of a packed house, city council unanimously showed support for the measure, again for him formal approval is expected november 19. it would require owners be present when renting their property. airbnb has said that the renter was deceptive and violated the no house patty rule frty rule f rental. they already require an okay

pa occupancy tax and they violated the maximum occupants of 13. they also considered other restrictions including a ban and requiring a minimum number of days for a short term rental. >> i think just having more regulation isn't going to work unless there is real rigid enforcement. >> just ban them all because chief doesn't have enough police officers to deal with this. >> reporter: law enforcement has not yet made any arrests in connection with thursday's shooting. but as we've been reporting, two of the victims might be linked to a 2015 shooting in which four people were killed. here in orinda, bob redell, "today in the bay." oakland says that it will negotiate with the ass at team looks to by the city's half of the coliseum. last month the city of oakland sued alameda county blocking the

team from buying the county's share of the complex. they want $85 million to the tants the city to drop its lawsuit against the county. despite the new negotiation agreement, city council members say that the city has not dropped its case. dmv is under fire this morning for allowing other government agencies to access the personal data of thousands of people. not a wide spread bleach, but important if it is your information. kris sanchez is live with what we need to know. >> reporter: this is not by far the dmv's biggest data breach, but it is the latest hit to the agency that is trying to go convince people that they should have confidence that their private information is protected. the data of 3200 people was compromised other than the last four years. so doesn't sound like a lot of people, but if you are one of them, you should be getting a letter detailing which part of

your information was accessed. the dmv blames an error for allowing access to seven different agencies including homeland security, the irs, district attorney and more. we have reported previously on i.c.e. agents using dmv data to track down undocumented immigrants. but in a statement the deputy director of communications says this is not that, nor is it an issue of sharing or hacking but one of access. anita gore says they immediately began correcting the error following a compliance review and insured that no additional confidential information was disclosed and has implemented several additional layers of review. you should review your credit scores if you are one of those affected by this data breach. chris sanchez, "today in the bay." new for you today, a big win for former endangered species. 15 years ago, these foxes were

in danger of being e extinct. >> is this something that anybody could have predicted, the success? >> i don't think so, not to this degree. not with so few disclaimers. it is unmitigated. and it is the fastest recovery of a mammal in human history. >> scientists figured out that farrell pigs appeared on the island which then attracted nonnative golden eagles who hunted the foxes. they were able to get rid of the pigs and the foxes rebounded. we have40, but it will be a

one. mostly sunny skies and also looking at very pleasant weather even in san jose as you are getting the kids ready for school. we'll see the temperatures as you head out the door in the low 50s reaching about 63 degrees around lunchtime. they will definitely want to it go outside. and we'll have great weather continuing into today. before normal temperatures once again as we reach 74 degrees in the south bay. 78 in santiago yok. and we' -- antioch and 78 in napa. mike, now you have crash in san jose. i think this is the one that really is the issue. northbound 101 approaching trimb trimble by the merge with 187. thisile. i don't know if lanes are still blocked. we'll get more details soon. we know southbound 880 around whipple, there is a crash there and activity in one of the

lanes. and then getting over toward the bay bridge, the off-ramp still not confirmed closed, but we don't see any slowing on the lower deck. meanwhile there is a car fire reported off of the roadway and why see it near the maze, so we'll track that. there is an alert for westbound 80, a crash involving a motorcycle, so there is concern. back to you. are you a sdroonlcrooge? reason people already setting up for the holidays may be to something. >> and the company with real in its name twice may have a problem with fakes. we'll take a look at that. there are those who will say that you're:

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we'll sort it out. every time you see positive numbers, we're hitting new records and a could i business survey showing the chances of recession are fading slightly. san francisco based real real has a real problem. also interesting news about hewlett-packard. the "wall street journal" says xerox wants to buy it. xerox is worth about $8 billion and hp worth about $27 billion. more trouble for facebook. the company says as many as 100 developers had access to your data including pictures and names. facebook used to allow this, but cut outside developers off of ter t after the cambridge analytica scandal. facebook is asking the outside companies to delete the data. this banner was flown

objecting to their decision to include breitbart in its trustworthy news section. and an investigation by our sister network cnbc has found problems with the san francisco based company the real real. real real sells or resells brand name fashion and is just opening up its first brick and mortar store. cnbc found not everything that real real sells is authenticated by experts. and employees work under striqu that could lead to fakes being sold. the ceo says that there are absolutely no fakes on that site. this has gotten to be a huge industry, this reselling of things. posh mark is another one. but the fakes have gotten so good that it is sometimes hard for experts to tell. and if you haven't got an expert

looking, it again could be a problem this according to cnc. >> a lot of buyer beware. >> for sure. if someone you know is already decorating for christmas, they may be healthier than you. specifically more mentally healthy because it makes them happier. so a recent study in the journal of environmental psychology says early decorating triggers pleasant childhood memories. >> so i shouldn't insist on waiting to put the tree up until after thanksgiving? >> no, because it makes and you scrooge. >> and no one that tell me that i have to take my lights down then. >> i did plan on putting up the decorations this weekend. >> all right. i'll be at mike's house afterwards. i can't promise that it will look great though. >> i did see a house yesterday for the first time already all

decorated. >> lights on? >> lights on. >> my neighbor has lights all other than the place. very nice. and i want to show you a beautiful shot we're starting out with this morning above the clouds in san francisco. take a look at this, it is amazing. we are starting out with a nice sunrise but also drifts of smoke and of course that makes the sunrise more colorful. and we're getting ready to go ice skating today with a safeway ice rink opening this morning in union square. we'll be in the upper if it's. we will make it up to about 62 with mostlyies. h 79 in concord.

oakland reaching 68. we have low 70s for parts of the a peninsula and half moon bay will make it up to 59. low 60s in most of san francisco. a high of 78 in napa today. so we've seen the smoke coming in, you can see it on that sunrise picture. is this a look at the past couple of days and the upper level wind pattern that shows which direction the smoke is coming in. and it is from a fire just to the south of redding called the ranch fire, it is blowing some of the smoke into the north bay mostly, but we have had hazy conditions. high pressure stays in place just off to our west providing that northerly wind that will continue to push the smoke in. and then going into the a stormm rides up and over the high pressure which usually blocks the rain. it will keep it away even going into next week.

so more dry weather in the forecast. and high temperatures reaching into the low 80s. inland areas reaching into the low 80s even through early next week. and the morning temperatures start out cool with mid-40s. san francisco mid-60s throughout much of the forecast. mike, you spotted a tow truck at the bay bridge. >> and that is not uncommon, but this one was in the parking lot. i think that is what removed one of the disabled vehicles that was in the chp report. we saw the early lanes that are now once again building. no major you approach the area and that disabled vehicle cleared. no problem getting across the lower deck out of san francisco. we may have slowing though approaching tennessee for westboun westbou westbound 880. a crash possibly blocking a couple lanes as a result of an earlier crash that may have a

motorcycle involved. and approaching whipple, a crash is causing slowing back being folks up down to the san mateo bridge. we're watching for the flow on the bridge. dumbarton bridge is lighter. south bay we do have one crash northbound 101 at trimble. a couple others did pop up. i don't think that they are panning out to be crashes. we'll watch the traffic pattern. you are still getting up toward the airport for san jose. and a live view of palo alto shows traffic moves nicely. back to you. still ahead for you this hour, shocking accusations in contra costa county, a soccer coach is charged with raping a former player. coming up, reaction from families and other players and details on what happened. they put money down for a promised bryce price on a new c the dealer didn't deliver.

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another teen shot. how authorities connected the dots to track down the victims. more questions as we later new messages from the family of the nine americans ambushed in mexico and the responsibility from both sides of the border. plus a slim margin in the hotly contested race for san francisco d.a. the small number of voters and votes separating the two top contenders this morning. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning to you on this wednesday. thanks so much for starting>>r forecast. another nice day ahead. >> it will be a nice day but we are starting out with clouds and fog and we're seeing that across many of the microclimates. so our temperatures will head into the mid-70s in the south bay, but we're starting out with

cloudy skies. looking at the peninsula, some patches of fog. we'll head in to the upper 70s. 123r5 san francisco will reach 65 and east bay reaching north bay will see highs near 80. just north of our camera where the taillights are headed up, reports of a crash. everything should be moving off to the shoulder but folks are tapping their brakes. even more slowing north of 880 up toward trimble where those three crash reports sound like they are all the same thing just in the area of the trimble off-ramp which is now cleared. the activity has cleared. build starts slowly in the south bay and more traffic speeding across that san mateo bridge. southbound 880 is slowing past an earlier crash. back to you.

new for you this morning, a teenage girl is dead and a boy injured, this is after a double shooting in antioch. this is video of the shot up car after it arrived at the hospital with the victims inside. police last night responding to shots fired south of highway 4. when they arrived, they didn't find the victims but a short time later the two 17-year-olds somehow managed to get to the emergency room. but the girl died. results are still coming in from the election races. one contest that didn't take very long to settle was that for san francisco mayor. with 100% of precincts reporting, london breed cruised to a victory. there are other races that have a lot of people's attention and at least one is way too close to call. pete suratos has the details.

>> reporter: yeah, that race is for the next district attorney. that is still too close to call. it is down to two candidates, it will be suzy loftus and chesa boudin. loftus is a former prosecutor and president of san francisco's police commission. and she was also appointed as the current interim district attorney after the departure of the previous district attorney who decided to run for the same position in los angeles. now boudin's background is as a san francisco deputy public defender and represents a more progressive option specifically in the area of criminal justice reform. as far as those numbers go, just before midnight, boudin had more than two,000 raw votes than loftus, but after the rank choicevoting, loftus took the

lead at 50.13%. so very slim margin. in fact this marks the first a. race in the city in more than 100 years where there wasn't an incumbent candidate. but we hope to get another update on this very close race at 4:00 p.m. pete suratos, "today in the bay." and we're updating our website with the latest local numbers as they come in. nbcbayarea.com. and we'll also push out results through our free nbc bay area app. an east bay soccer coach is accused of raping a former player at his home. luke enna police say raped an 18-year-old woman who was house sitting for him. he work for the san ramon football club but no longer works there. he claims nothing inappropriate ever happened with any of his players, but parents are now

shocked. >> whenever you hear about something like that, it is always heartbreaking. any parent especially a parent of daughters, my heart goes out to the young woman. >> police say there is no evidence that there were any other victims but if there are, investigators would like to speak with them. the relatives of the six children and three women killed in the deadly ambush in mexico are calling it a massacre and demanding changes to improve the safety of those who live there. the mexican foreign minister says that the president has already spoken about the attack with president trump. it all happened on monday in the nof northern mexican state of sonora. among the dead, 8 month old twins. they say drug cartel attacked the suvs and it may have been the case of mistaken identity. a close relative says that her family has been there for years

but the cartels are taking over and something must change. >> it is not working. there needs to be something else. i'm not sure what it could be, but it used to be beautiful down there. >> eight children survived, five are being treated in u.s. hospitals. one of the children, a 13-year-old boy walked 14 miles for help. authorities are still searching for the gunman. b.a.r.t. is debuting a new extra wide gate in san francisco. the platform fare gate allows for wheelchair users to swipe in and get directly to the elevator. it will be at the montgomery street station. b.a.r.t. also plans to expand its elevator attendant program to two more stations. they will work to keep the elevators clean and accessible for those who need to use them. those will be at the montgomery and embarcadero stations. they first introduced them at the powell street and civic center locations last year.

so while we look toward changes at the b.a.r.t. stations, there are no delays reported this morning. south bay and east bay, clearly stand out as we take a big look around the bay. everywhere else pretty much a green commute. south bay continues with the build pushing north. 101 is seeing the most volume change and we have a crash at oakland road. and at 3rd, that is clearing over there just north of the airport. we'll track that. 280 a much easier route. southbound 880 jams up past hayward down towards fremont. crash still blocking left two lan lanes at whipple road. thek rest of it is already toward

the bay bridge. and metering lights are on. >> and you know what is around the corner? the weekend. we're almost there and a lot of the ice rinks will be opening this weekend. they are kicking off the holidays. we'll see temperatures in the low 80s, so it will fooel still feel like summer as we reach 81 inland. bay reaching 75 and the coast in the upper 60s. we'll see more of the same saturday with our high temperatures up to 80 degrees in the valleys. so we will have warm weather, we're opening up the ice rink in walnut creek. it will be beautiful, we'll start out with some upper 60s, but look at how warm it gets in the middle of the day. you can ice skate with short sleeves on. and in san francisco, you might want long sleeves there as we'll stay in the upper 60s. but we do keep it dry throughout the weekend. as we take a live look at squaw

valley, there is an ice rink right there. so we will see temperatures in the sierra mostly in the low 60s. warmer than normal, but starting out with 30s. and in carammel rally, lovalley this saturday. very warm weather continues throughout the weekend. still ahead for you, a crash in contra costa county leads to a boy being air lifted from the scene. the other recent crash in the same area that is raising new concerns. plus our top stories today, the dmv fessing up, the sensitive information that the agency accidentally revealed. one of the president's closest allies has made a major reversal this morning. we'll be taking a look at that. taking a look at the big

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more on that coming up in about five minutes. and this look shows you the very slow areas with the crash at whipple road. we'll talk about the area around it, what you can expect around the bay. 6:43. new video to show you, an 8-year-old boy hospitalized after he was hit by a car while riding his bike in brentwood. it happened last night on lone tree way. he was air lifted to children's hospital in oakland. the accident happened in the same spot as another crash this one you see here on sunday when a woman in her 80s flipped her car after hitting a utility pole. 6:43. a warning this morning, your private information may have been improperly shared by the dmv. it disclosed private information

to seven other government agencies on over 3,000 people believed to be under some type of of criminal investigation. however, the agency determined that wasn't the case. officials say it was unclear if the information was used to investigate the driver's immigration status. followup while you were sleeping, orinda council members have agreed to limit a ban on short term rentals. that ban will apply to rentals when the owner is not present. last night the vote came after a long night of debate where dozens spoke. it follows the halloween house party shooting that left five people dead in a home listed on airbnb. last night people had a lot to say. many called short term rentals more trouble than it is worth. >> i think just having more regulation isn't going to work unless there is real rigid enforcement. >> just ban them all because chief doesn't have enough police officers to deal with this. >> after the meeting do ing cou

members approved the emergency ordinance. the second vote is in two weeks. back to the election coverage. brentwood voters shot down a controversial plan to build 2400 new homes. the hotly debated proposal expa. 75% said into to it. opponents say that it would bringer-to-bumper traffic to brentwood. people on both sides collected signatures and picketing at intersections for months. 32% of registered voters showed up to the polls. and in el cerrito, measure h will extend the parcel tax first approved in 2000. 79% of voters giving the thumbs

up for this one. it covers parks and rec and needed a two-thirds majority to pass. two proposed bans on ecigarette sales are moving forward. santa clara county supervisors unanimously approved the ban that will applay to in-unincorporated areas. and san mateo county leaders approved a similar ban. final vote there is scheduled for next week. the new ban would take feblgt next month. there has been a major development in the impeachment inquiry. >> a key witness who said there was no quid pro quo has changed his mind. >> he's had his memory refreshed. to remind you, gordon sondland is ambassador to the european union. he was one of the very first people to testify behind closed doors to the three congressional committees. at the time of his first testimony, he said that there was no quid pro quo. president trump was not trading military help to ukraine in exchange for ukraine

investigating the bidens. but after sondland testified, others testified. so you had sondland, then you had bill taylor, he is acting ambassador to ukraine who undermined some of sondeland's testimony. you had tim morrison as well. lieutenant colonel vindman said he notified white house lawyers about quid pro quo. tim morrison is the top adviser to russia testifying that sondland had talked to him about the deal. well, after all of these testimonies, sondland's memory was refreshed. and he updated his spoken testimony with new written testimony saying that he now recalls a discussion of an investigation into biden. president trump said that the people were never trumpers. sondland is a pick trump campaign contributor so can't be painted as a never trumper.

his allies said that the original testimony says it proves it, case closed. lindsey graham has said that he now refuses to read any testimony. republicans also smarting from a walloping in virginia where statehouse eleiohere pushed the republican majority out of the statehouse so the statehouse and governor all democrat. >> because i'm here to officially declare virginia is officially blue. congratulations. >> virginia tipping for the first time in decades. the democrats only had to win a couple seats. the republican majority was very thin. one of the newly elected representatives who made that tip is an indian immigrant and the first muslim to serve in the virginia statehouse. the president traveled to kentucky on monday to rally for the governor there saying republicans needed to show the world impeachment was fake, don't lose he said. you can't let that happen to me, he said. well, governorship. the republican incumbent hats

yet to concede. maybe democrats should not read too much intodyky. the republican incumbent there very unpopular. voters elected a republican as attorney general, so the race may be less about party and more about an unpopular governor. republicans won tgovernorship i mississippi. in washington there is more testimony today. you can for him me@scott mcgrew. and you can help bring the winchester mystery house to life in lego form. votes are being taken on facebook to create a display in mi milpitas. the winner will be announced later this month. the pllego center will happen nt spring.

today would be a nice day to visit an exhibit. >> do something outside. >> yeah, enjoy the sunshine. even though we're starting out with fog and clouds right now, i wanted to show you the view there before and below. here is a live look outside in san francisco and the fog low clouds rolling by and we've also seen upper level clouds. in san francisco this is your view. definitely touching the tops of the sales force tower right now. we'll see this clearing out as we go throughout the rest of the day, but you do still need your jacket. temperatures are in the low 50s and then lead into low 60s as that sun starts to break out. here is a look at our high temperatures for today. we're reaching up to 78 in napa, 78 in antioch. san jose expect a high of 74 while san francisco stays in the mid-60s today.

this is that live look in san jose. so it is cloudy, you will probably be comfortable with light long sleeves. and then the rest of the day make sure that you are wearing comfortable shoes because it will be a great day to spend more time outside. we're also getting ready for the raiders game tomorrow. if you are going, be prepared that we will start out with low 70s, but look at how cool it gets by halftime. we're in the upper 50s, so it will cool off pretty fast out there. high pressure stays in control just off of to the west of us, it is giving us this dry weather and the above normal temperatures. it is also blocking our chances of rain. so all of that rain going up and around the bay area. and so we'll see this pattern continuing as this high pressure will not move out of the way even as we see these storm systems lining none the pacific. now this, is normally when we start to see the rain chances coming in, but we don't have any because of the high pressure. so we'll see upper 70s and low

80s continuing for the inland areas. expect upper 40s, cool start each day. warmest day will be friday reaching 70, but other than that, we're mostly staying in the 60s. we worry about some slowing in hayward and as well as in the south bay. bay bridge toll plaza, it is about a half hour now from highway 4 down berkeley curve. south 880 is still jammed to whipple where two left lanes are still reported blocking. tough time of day for on complications through hayward. su south of there, it is a bit lighter. three are three crashes between 880 and the airport. so jammed up there and as well 87, 280 and 85. a quick check with the waze

system. wazers report that there is about 17 to 18 minute delay if you drive through the area. this particular update, thank you. and we'll send him a note over the waze system. this is how we can help share all the helpful information. and the slowing in san jose and the fog that is registering over here, you might see some there as well as patches throughout the morning. and of course slowing north 101, clear by morgan hill. 6:53. happening now, major win for equal pay. the australian women's national soccer team will earn the same pay as their male counterparts. they will also get an equal slit of commercial revenues for the first time ever. equal pay has been in the spotlight since the american women's team sued alleging gender discrimination and earnings and working conditions. next we'll have a look at the top of stories, latest

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. welcome back. here are the top stories. >> right now the san francisco district attorney's office race just too close to call. only about 240 votes separate

the top two candidates. suzy loftus leading chesa boudin. could be days before a winner emerges. in the meantime mayor breed is cruising to another four years in office. she is leading with 68% of the vote and already claiming victory. >> i'm excited, but i'm also anxious to continue to get the work done because i want them to be proud of the decision that they made. i want them to see a difference and be happy about the conditions of san francisco. and that will take a lot of work. >> san francisco voters also decided keep prop positions. voters approving prop "a" which allows the city to sell $600 millio an ordable housing. voters said no to prop "c" which would have overturned the recent ban on the sale of ecigarettes.

it is too close to call for proposition "d" which would add a tax to every rideshare trip. and we're updating our website throughout the day with the latest local numbers, that is at nbcbayarea.com. and we're also pushing through the results on our free nbc bay area app. oakland says that it will a city's half of the stadium. they had blocked the team from buying the county see share. the deal is tied to a new stadium and the as want to give the city $85 million to redevelop the land. in return the team wants the city to drop its lawsuit. city council members say that the city has not case. now something that everyone should be excited about. the ice skating is returning to san francisco's union square

today. skating is open from 10:00 to 11:30, this is every night through mid-january. tickets cost $13 for kids 8 and under and 18 bucks for everyone else. >> and i'll be in san jose on november 18th, that is a monday. >> so 'tis the season. >> yeah, and it doesn't quite look like it weather-wise. we're in the upper 70s and will he 80s and all dry. no rain in this forecast. not this week and possibly not next week. and we have better news even for hayward. >> slow but improving through hayward. 88 880, the crash cleared near whipple. meanwhile south bay the crash has cleared but the traffic is just k at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> thanks for starting your

morning with us. overnight, upset, a stunner in kentucky, the governor's race called for the democrat in one of the reddest states in the country. >> voters in kentucky sent a message loud and clear for everyone to hear. . >> the president's last minute visit apparently not enough to salvage the race. while in virginia, democrats sweep the state house. >> virginia is officially blue, congratulations. >> this morning, what the results might signal for 2020. tragedy in mexico, new details on that deadly ambush on an american family, three mothers and six children massacred. >> they were beautiful and they