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conference president trump gets into a heated exchange with reporters. good afternoon thanks for joining us. as you just heard on kpix 5, attorney general jeff sessions is out. he just submitted his resignation letter to president trump at the president's request. the white house says chief of staff matthew whittaker is going to be the acting attorney general we'll have more on this story at 5 and 6. to the fire watch, pg and e warn that thousands could lose power, notifying customer ins parts of sonoma, napa, other county that is electricity service may begin to cutoff tomorrow because of high fire danger. mary has more on this red flag warning. we're tracking the winds turning offshore and the winds will be picking up and that does mean a high fire danger. a live look at the tower camera looking east, mount diablo will

be under a red flag warning the north bay and east bay hills under a red flag warning beginning at 10 p.m. all the way through friday at 7, gusts, elevations above a thousand feet, low helptive humidity. right now the winds are on the low side. as we go through tonight. we are going to see the winds pick up. so future cast wind gusts taking you through here stopping the clock here we are at 10 p.m. you can see the winds, those strong winds will see the strongest winds through tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. those purple colors indicating wind gusts per hour there. so tomorrow does look like we'll see the strongest offshore northeasterly winds weather conditions. what you can expect as we head throughout the rest of the workweek into the weekend, how long this ridge of high pressure will stick around for us coming up. a live look at the white

house this afternoon, the day after the midterms during a post election news conference this morning president trump would like to see bipartisanship and got into a heated exchange with reporters. >> i think you should let me run the country, you run cnn, and if you did it well, your ratings will be much better. >> mr. president if i may ask one question. >> that's enough, that's enough. >> mr. president -- >> that's enough. >> may i ask on the russia investigation. >> cnn should be ashamed of itself, having you working for them. you are rude, terrible person you shouldn't be, working for cnn. >> in jim's defense he is a diligent reporter. >> i'm not a big fan of yours either to be honest. sit down, please. sit down. i didn't call you. i didn't call you.

this morning president trump expressed support for nancy pelosi. >> shortly after today's press conference, pelosi made her own remarks. >> yesterday, the health care for american people for ourseniors and hard working american families. health care was on the ballot and health care won. >> the democrats are regaining control of the house for the first time in 8 years. >> nicole killian tells us that's setting the stage for a power struggle on capitol hill likely to play out. >> voters went to the polls in record number which is related in both parties claiming victory. democrats won enough seats to regain control of the house of representatives while republicans expanded their hold in the senate. >> the american people have given us advice in the government which they have given us most of the time since world war ii, they seem to like the government and i think the message is, figure out what you can do together and do it. >> president trump was said to

be ecstatic while watching the result, he campaigned hard in many of the states where republicans held onto their senate seat. >> we showed the candidates i achieved tremendous success. >> this morning tweeted those that work in this incredible midterm election embracing certain polities and principals did very well. those that did not say goodbye. >> mike coffman, gave me no love. and she lost. >> yesterday's vote means battle lines have been drawn as democrats in the house have now won the power to issue subpoenas. >> that will likely breathe new life in the house investigation and the russians, en the trum likely to go after the president's tax returns. cbs news, capitol hill. here in california newsome, defeated republican businessman

john cox, 59-41%. the lieutenant governor january and this is the first time since 1887 that a democrat governor has been succeeded by another democrat in california. senator diane feinstein is celebrating victory, she defeated her opponent 54-46%. california voters shot down prop six, the repeal of the gas tax increase that tax generates about $5 billion a year to fund road improvement projects and transportation funding. voters rejected a rent control, would have repealed the state law which restricts the government use of rent control. that fell by 60 to 40%. voters pass prop seven to stay on daylight savings time year round, that still needs two-thirds vote from the legislature and approve from congress. in san francisco, voters

passed a measure to tax companies to address the homelessness crisis, prop c passed with 60% of the vote, the city estimates that the measure will add 250 to $300 million a year to the homeless services budget. the san francisco mayor asheeathat the voters d ca up w have spoken and there is no doubt that we all want to -- address this issue, we want to see funding happen for helping people who sadly are struggling on our seats, it is also about identifying location, identifying through the process to make sure that we're able to provide the capacity to meet the need. >> prop c required a civil majority to pass, opponents are likely to challenge that in court. they say it should have needed 2/3 of the vote which california law requires for some local tax increases. oakland mayor libby shaft

won a second turn by carrying 56% of the vote. shaft says she'll spend the first few hours of her second term tackling the city's homeless and illegal dumping issues. >> santa clara county from being able to report final participation numbers, an estimated 52% have been counted but a lack of technology is making this process a slow one. >> ballot counters here worked through the night counting hundreds of thousands of ballots and still hundreds of thousands left to count. ballots from across the county came to this building to be sorted. this is hopefully the last election where that's thcase. santa clara county is, whoing on getting new technology in place by 2020 tohelpe the burden of workers. >> we're in an rfp process to

include new voting machines, and the introduction of electronic poll votes. >> even prior to election day, they knew the task at hand wow going to be challenging the breaking number of early voters more than a quarter million, santa clara county is expecting a 60 to 70% over all turn out. we certified by december 6, it is our goal that we hope to have all the tallying done by november 21st. they are hoping they'll meet their projection numbers in part because of yesterday's long lines that stretched out the door and lasted for hours, people remain committed. >> my ancestors, i'm african american clearly, they went through trying to get this right for me, what my ancestors wents through. >> i felt it was my civic duty to come out and vote, said as long as i was in line by 8:00 i could get in. the last ballot wasn't handed

out until before 11:00 last fit election that allowed for conditional voter registration, they could register and vote until 8 p.m., santa clara says 1200 took advantage, for an up to date list of all the results from yesterday's election head to kpix.com/elections. an investigation is underway in san jose after a woman claimed that someone set her apartment on fire, it happened this morning near kingman. three people were rescued and a neighbor says the couple who lives in the apartment was arguing right before the fire. >> they were constantly light, they started arguing again. when my brother left work he heard them arguing and so maybe that's a few hours later that's when the fire started. crews say that several residents are now displaced and

one person suffered burn injuries. stocks are way up at this hour as we take look at the dow, it is surging up more than 470 points. it was an election day full of firsts. we'll have more on history made during the midterms coming up. and later a different states have different rules when itcomes to child safety seats in taxis and ride sharing services now there is a study that tries to clear up some of that confusion.

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to take jabs at president trump, china said it is not commenting publicly, the deputy chief executive a little more vocal tweeting he is inspired by voters who choose quote inclusion over racism. in israel officials say they don't expect a democrat backlash to hurt chances of an israeli palestinian peace deal i think most serious democrats understand that any israeli government has to have a close relationship with the white house. >> the kremlin says the results won't hurt ties between russia and the u.s. because they e quote, bad as it is. but japanese officials say their alliance with the u.s. remains unshakable. a record number of women are headed to washington after midterm voters were faced with the most diverse group of the u kenneth craig shows how history is made. >> voters decided it was time

to bring diversity, electing candidates with backgrounds never seen before in congress, women inots rothe country included republican marsha blackburn who will be the first woman to represent tennessee in the united states senate. >> just imagine this. it took a conservative woman. >> in york, voters decided washington could benefit from a new generation, the democrat alexandria became the youngest woman elected to congress at just 29 years old. the historic victories also included candidates of color and the first two muslim women elected to congress. democrat rashida talid in washington, and the democrat in minnesota by a landslide. omar came to the u.s. as a refugee and will be the first somalian american in the house of representatives. >> in minnesota it is a cold state but the people have warm hearts and we don't just welcome immigrants, but we send them to washington. >> voters are sending two

native american women to congress, she'll represent kansas. >> this campaign has been built on bringing new leaders to the table and new voicesclat least 100 women who are headed to the house, breaking the previous record of 84. a ground breaking election in what has been dubbed the year of the woman. kenneth craig, cbs news. and another check on wall street this afternoon a live look the dow up almost 500 points. >> let's get a check on the weather forecast now, looks like it is sunny out there. >> a lot of sunshine all across the bay area, here is a gorgeous view from our camera you can see the beautiful blue skies across the bay, our temperatures are warming up, so 60s and 70's from 72 at concord, 66 in oakland, livermore, 74. 72 frci1 in san

jose, santa rosa at 73 a chilly start across the north bay this morning. i want to talk about the drought monitor and we're a nor conditions for the bay area but our moderate drought for northeast napa, east mendasino, the last time we saw rain early october, it does not knock like we'll see rain anytime soon. in california, moderate to severe even drought there and we're looking at dry conditions across the entire state as this ridge of high pressure remains in control. we have this trough of low pressure riding the top of that ridge and with that, as it pushes east we're going to see offshore winds and that's why we have that high fire danger expected beginning tonight through tomorrow and into friday morning. future cast to show you, dry conditions we'll see plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures above average for this time of

year, not just today but actually for tomorrow and actually the next several days with our dry and sunny weather. we're going to stay dry even on future cast as we take you through the week as high pressure remains in control for us, not so much for the rest of the with the rain and even snow, we could use some of that rain for sure. our sunset at 5:04, sunrise at 6:42. so here are our high temperatures across our region looking at low 70s, san francisco, 75 for san jose. here is the 7 day forecast just a little bit cooler for thursday, friday and for saturday but you can see all of that sunshine across the board looking through veterans day, really pleasant weather as we honor and celebrate our veterans. looking ahead to next week, still dry with high pressure really the dominant weather feature for us. those winds could certainly be an issue. >> really looking at that especially for tomorrow we're going to see winds ki

paying for patients the rehab industry's dirty little secret, cost alex his life, the recovering heroin addict was known as a body broker to leave his center for one in california. there was a deadly twist, alex first had to test dirty. >> that was the thing that really hurts me and tears my mother and grandmother the fact that alex trusted him. alex thought this kid was his friend. >> california has become the hot bed for body brokering, the inside story on the rehab racket tonight at 11 on kpix 5. before we go to break another live look outside cliffhouse camera taking a look at ocean beach a decent day to head to the coast. we'll be right back.

but in many states, that doesn't always apply when parents use a car for hire.. like a taxi. across the nation, it is the law children ride in a car seat. but not always the case when they use a car like a taxi, 36 states are exempt from children traveling in a car seat when riding in cabs in georgia it is up share that uber and lyft are

also exempt, in the her states children mucar foalvehicles for hire. >> it is a calculated risk, you're not going very fast, the chances of you being in a serious high speed collision are pretty low. >> state legislatures are working on catching up the laws and regulations. in new york city uber drivers can provide a forward facing car seat for an extra $10, lyft has a similar program. be right back after this. measure

that's it for k-p- i-x 5 news at noon. the bo . all right a final check of the big board and wall street before the market closes in about 30 minutes, it is big up more than 500 points. >> yeah i guess that's common you say in your conversations. >> right after the midterm elections that's been the pattern. hey. money is to be made on wall street. optimism. thanks for joining us we'll have more on jeff sessions on our website all afternoon too, kpix.com.

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