katie: mr.the governor's mansion, however, 2020 is right around the corner. what is state of ohio politics as you see it for the next two years. >> we have come a long way in ohio. we have to build, continue to build upon that our economy is moving forward. i think the tax cut, the president's tax cut, congress' tax cut made a big difference. you know, i think we have had good republican administration for the last 8 years. what we need to do is build upon that we have a couple of challenges. we have a drug problem. as many states do. we also have a skills gap for some 21st century jobs. so, john husted, my running mate and i are going to focus on those two things, the most important things that we can focus on. brian: your state is in good shape overall compared to the other 49. what about the trade deals? these sanctions, these tariffs, excuse me, and the trade deals, what would you -- what would you urge the president to do on this? >> well, i think the people of ohio generally support the pr

katie? katie: thanks, ed.this about trump supporting women. >> the women who still like him say that he is a protector. >> a hero. >> that he protects. >> their way of life and their values. >> they don't know the difference between a predator and protector. >> how is it fair to attack women for who they choose to vote for. here to respond is kayleigh mcenany, and -- >> thank you. katie: what is your response to that. >> this incredible. because of my gender i'm expected to vote a certain way, think a certain way and act a certain way. it's appalling. i would point out this is not just relegated to the set of "the view" with joy behar. others have made these comments. michelle obama said if you voted for trump you are voting against your own voice. hillary clinton said my husband must have told me to do. so any trump-supporting woman was told to do so by their husbands or by their father. and then, of course, have you chelsey handler making similar comments this week. this is apulling, narrow-minded and foolis

katie: thanks, ed.zy democrats are people who walk in restaurants and scream at elected officials faces. >> i support ice funding president trump's border wall. ed: wait, now they're behind the president. are they starting to feel the heat? we will debate that next. pete: have you seen the star studded get out the votes ads like this one. now there is a new psa making fun of them. >> lady gadd go ganchts will smith. >> many americans like us don't know what we should do until celebrities tell us what to do. -when insurance needs translating, get answers in plain english at progressiveanswers.com. ♪ -he wants you to sign karen's birthday card. it's a high honor. pete: couple quick headlines for you, a political dummy hanging from a tree in tennessee is sparking outrage. doll wearing a dunst cap and g.o.p. marcia crossed out referring to congressman and senate candidate marsha blackburn followed by quote stop the hate. police are looking for those responsible. and kids as young as 16 could vote in the nat

katie: amazing job. katie: thank you so much.ngresswoman claudia tenney is fighting to keep her seat. she joins us live next. pete: up on the program. kellyanne conway, former acting ice director tom homan and virginia congressman dave brat all here live coming up ♪ renegade ♪ this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during sleep number's veterans day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now during our veterans day

katie, katie, katie [cheering] >> sen. harris: what's up, oc? [laughter] [cheering] >> ok. get this done. i could not be more excited to be here and be with these rock stars in terms of who we need and who we want to come into we will get. as leaders of our country. as a personal point of privilege i had to tell you about katie porter for a minute. you know her, you have brought her this far. folks here have been knocking on doors, calling, emailing, you have been working for this because you know katie porter is truly a voice of the people. i have seen her work when there weren't all the cameras. i have seen her work the long hours, the thankless long hours. i have seen katie porter pull up her sleeves and get ready to box when it needs to happen, do whatever needs to be done in terms of looking at the mass and the details to dibble -- to deliver for people. plenty of people would like to call themselves leaders and can give a beautiful speech but don't know how to get the work done. katie porter knows how to do both. [cheering] >> we need her now. we need her now. because

katie, katie!s. porter: it is time we had a representative who fought for orange county 100% of the time. a representative who will fight for tax fairness. a representative who will champion affordable quality health care. and a representative who will protect our air, water, and our beaches. >> [cheering] : as a teacher,i have a feeling i already know the answer, but i ask you, are you ready for a representative who fights for you? >> [cheering] ms. porter: we have a lot on the line in this election. we have just three more days. let's make them count. make every conversation with every voter count. are you with me? >> [cheering] ms. porter: now, it is my great pleasure to welcome our fierce senator. >> [cheering] porter: in her short time in the senate, she has championed legislation that would provide real tax breaks. she is fighting for working families struggling to make ends meet. and she is working to secure tuition free higher education. >> [cheering] please, help me welcome my inspiration

katie: mr.rge today and in charge of the recount now that's going down in broward county. are you concerned about the results being, you know, manipulated in this case? >> i think everyone should be concerned about the results coming out of broward county. i call them -- called on the governor that fired the supervisor many months ago. he has the constitutional authority to do so and he should proceed to do so. governor scott, you should not be acting as a senate candidate right now. you should be serving as a governor and fulfilling your obligations. that's my message to the gov. but when you look at the numbers in my race and many others they just don't add up literally. you can add up absentee ballots, provisional ballots, early voting, and voting day, that might be zero plus zero plus zero plus zero equals 26. tim, i'm not kidding you. this is a supervisor's own statistics show that there was some kind of manipulation or hack, not just in my race but we're talking about city commissioner rac

>> katie: i agree.r, she has more experience than anybody in the field. maybe except for joe biden. i think that joe biden could win against president trump but he's would have trouble getting to a primary in the intersectional politically correct far left movement we are seeing. with the candidates like kamala harris and cory booker who are going to start animalism and outflank each other on the left -- >> david: i would love to see a debate between joe biden and donald trump. >> harris: we hear it all the time. no politics talking as a thanks giving table. a recent study shows that politics and turkey really might be a toxic mix. is it possible to keep the dinner conversation from going off the rails? ♪ population is self-employed. lobster fisherman is the lifeblood of this town. by 2030, half of america may take after stonington, self-employed and without employer benefits. we haven't had any sort of benefit plans and we're trying to figure that out now. if i had had a little advice back then, i'd be

katie.t there where your thumb is. >> reporter: her journey begins with more than 17 surgeries. they make a model of her sister's jaw to help with reconstruction. >> she was missing all of the skull over here. >> that's incredible. she will could have settled on a reconstructed face but she wanted more waiting for a donor face. all while knowing that day may never come. >> she didn't just want her face back. she wanted function. >> she wanted her life back. >> she wants life back. >> reporter: in may 2017 after a year on the transplant list, a potential donor. her name adria snyder, a 31-year-old single mom who had struggled with addiction and died of overdose. adria had been raised by her grandmother sandra who now had a profound decision to make. would she will consent to this unusual gift. >> if adryia was willing to donate her organs, whied she need a face? you know, i still wrestle with that every now and then. i thought about it, prayed about it. this is the right thing to do. so someo

katie? >> katie: that was good. okay.ver we are all grateful for our fallen veterans. wreaths across america needs money to put wreaths. sign up to donate or volunteer wreaths across america. another thing real quickly parents in the middle of arizona scouting for elk. holding up "the five." everybody here. >> greg: never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. bret baier. >> bret: thanks, greg. this is a fox news alert. within the past 30 mention authorities in chicago reported active shooter on south side hospital. now they say several people have been wounded in that shooting. a list reportedly including a police officer and a suspect at this hour. senior correspondent mike tobin has the latest breaking news tonight from the scene, good evening, mike. good evening, bret. we have confirmation through mercy hospital the shooting is over. there was a police officer scouring the hallways here at mercy hospital end occasion that they felt the threat was not alleviated but now we have that confirmation th

katie? >> katie: i think congress has the obligation to do something about this. the president can say everything he wants about bolstering border patrol, sending more groups tr, sending them down to build the fencing and putting down the barbed wire in tijuana come as we have seen. the truth is, if you don't change the laws about asylum, and bridging raising the standn addition to having the same standard for mexican illegal immigrants as you do for central americans. right now, again, i keep saying this -- if you come into the country illegally from mexico, you can be detained and to be duly deported back. if you come from central america, especially as a family unit, you are required by american immigration law to be processed through and let go into the country. eventually, they establish themselves here, have another baby, and deportation doesn't become an option. that's why you're seeing this continued flood of thousands of people, which is unsustainable and it is a national crisis. >> melissa: so your idea that it's congress' problem dovetails nicely with t

stay with me here, katy. they're only about 7% of the early voting, but when you're looking at a race like this that's considered to be a dead heat, 7% can absolutely be the difference. in fact, everywhere i've gone, long-time poll watchers have told me they've been surprised, especially around the vanderbilt area. so a similar thing to what jacob soboroff has been seeing. that may be one of the reasons that phil bredesen says in his gut he feels like it's moving his way. you talk to long-time tennessee political analysts, they still think the demographics of the entire state, the fact that it is one of the deepest red states, that donald trump won here by 26 points, still favors marsha blackburn, but nobody is ready to call it right now. and lots of people coming out to vote, katy. >> chris jansing in nashville, thank you. joining me now from ames, iowa, nbc news correspondent matt bradley. matt, you're at one of the most interesting races. steve king has been a long-time congressman there. he's been using b

katy?those who haven't lived through a fire season, you get an idea certainly that a fire might be coming. there's this thought that you'd be able to drive out, you would be able to escape. a circumstance like we're seeing up there in the camp fire just goes to show you how quickly those flamed moves, how powerful they were, and how it was just too late for many to escape those flames. steve, i want to go back to that house you were just pointing out that looks like it was just -- like there was some sort of invisible barrier around it. you say, stay here and fight. what exactly do you mean by that? were there people with garden hoses? how did that stay there and fight off the flames? >> reporter: again, people were trying to escape the flames. imagine this entire thing is on fire. they were welcomed in here by that fire chief. the chief basically rallied the troops. these are regular people. they're grabbing rakes, grabbing hoses. they create a line, they get containment on this home over

>> sure, katy. you can add the murder of ka show ji into the long list of things that the democrats are going to be investigating next year. schiff told the washington post that he wants to look at what the intelligence community is saying at any given time about his murder, and he said that he would disseminate it to the colleagues and unclassified version as he could, and he wants to look into trump's finances and how they are entangled with saudi arabia and look into saudi arabia's handling of the war in yemen and so this is a whole new topic that democrats have that they plan on investigating once they take power in january. >> league ann caldwell, and we appreciate it. and everybody else standby. and this morning, the investigations of the mueller investigation coming monday and coming with them, how former campaign chair paul manafort has been cooperating with robert mueller. and in addition, he wants george papadopoulos in jail monday and he saying, enough with the delay and get him sentenced

which was what katie said.o are treating juniors like her really badly. some of the people that you represent in your union. new labour iam represent in your union. new labour i am obviously not going to defend any bad behaviour and dame laura did pick up on this. they were notjust talking about mps, they were u nfortu nately talking about mps, they were unfortunately also talking about their experiences when they tried to report a complaint to management. there are indeed some bullies amongst staff. it doesn't matter who is doing the bullying, be an mp or a memberof is doing the bullying, be an mp or a member of staff, they need to have an independent process and they need to be independent in terms of sanctions. the managers cannot be sanctioning themselves. most importantly, staff need to have the confidence, whether you are a clerk ora memberof the confidence, whether you are a clerk or a member of the canteen staff or security staff, you need to have the trust that if you raise a complaint, you are taken s

so let's think this through here, katy.this means is that rod rosenstein will no longer be the person in charge of overseeing the robert mueller investigation. because under the special counsel rule, it's the attorney general who oversees the special counsel. now, that wasn't jeff sessions. he recused himself because of his work on the trump campaign. that is, of course, something that has been a continuous irritation to president trump, who apparently didn't see that coming or at least wasn't told by his staff that jeff sessions would have to recuse because of the work he did on the trump campaign. the recusal statute reads like it it was practically written for jeff sessions because he was involved in the campaign. so now that someone else is going to act as attorney general, that recusal issue will no longer be an issue. so matt whitaker will now oversee the mueller investigation. it won't be rod rosenstein doing that anymore. >> pete, do we know anything about whitaker and how he stands on this investigation, on the rus

tonight, from "always late with katie nolan," which you can see on espn plus, katie nolan is here andst. this is her new ep called "i used to know her part 2." h.e.r. from the mercedes-benz stage. a lot has happened to our first guest since she was here last. rocky taught him to box and he went to wakanda to fight the black panther. next, he steps back into the ring with stallone at his side in "creed 2." it opens in theaters tomorrow, please welcome michael b jordan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good to see you. >> thanks for having me here. >> jimmy: it's got to be great. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how's everything? you look fantastic. >> thank you, thank you,thank you. >> jimmy: the suit is very snazzy. >> appreciate it. >> jimmy: i was here with you sitting right next to you. >> we were in the same, actually, seats sfw. >> jimmy: over the summer. we were pretending to be on the show. >> that's right. >> jimmy: you were in character for "creed 2." >> i was. >> jimmy: for a scene, a big exciting scene. some said was the highlight of the film. >> it was a high point, it really was. >> j

county, katie hill defeated him. there is another in orange county, leaning toward the democrat in tt. then there's three that are a tossup, two of them in orange county, one of them in modesto. very close, 1,300 votes between them and tens of thousands of ballots still to count. really upn the air. >> thank you all. you guys have eren doing wol work this week. go get some rest this weekend. >> thank you. >> mike scott,la marisagos, guy marzorati, and katie orr in sacramento. thanks tall of you. >>> now to another much talked about aspect of the midterms, the many women who ran for office this year.h ere in california first-time candidate katie hill flipd a traditionally red congressional district to blue. nationwide more than 120 women have won so far, among the many firsts, the first two native american women elected to congress, the first woman senator from tennessee, the first female governor of maine. and ayanna pressley became the first african-american to chusetts in s congress. >> when it comes to women of d

>> katie: it does. they have short-term strategies, obviously, president xi wants to remain -- he has anointed himself president for life. they have gotten long term acute strategy. that is where the intellectual property stuff comes in. they essentially steal great american ideas, and bolster chinese technology and essentially manufacturing -- that is a long-term goal. that's what we should be shutting down. that's where the president should stand as firmly as possible, so they aren't stealing our great ideas for their long-term gain. in the short term, as far as these tariffs, it is really going to hurt them. you are absolutely right. they are going to have to craft a deal that boosts both economies, and the world economy along with it, so we can have freer trade back and forth between both countries. free-trade means you don't see other people's great ideas. >> harris: absolutely. the president is now, you are alluding to, and unique positif power after signing the usmca today. democrats have critici

i'm change, katy.hink the people of this state -- you negotiatiknow, the congressional districts are one thing, but when it comes to their actual working and daily lives, they want lower cost. they want to stay in california. they don't want to have to move. the cost of living is driving people literally out of this state. i aim to do something about it, and i think that's what's going to weigh on people's minds. >> john, i wonder if your message is getting muddied by the national republican message because what we hear from republicans across the country and what we certainly hear from the president of the united states is that the biggest problem in this country is immigration. donald trump is hitting the caravan. he's out with what is being widely deemed as a pretty racist ad, an ad that we're not going to show on our show, an ad that was pulled from a number of networks across this country. given that the president and the republicans are talking so much about immigration and given that you live in

katie, what happens now with the housing? how will move forward with a new governor, governor newsom and other state lawmakers going to step up on this issue as well? >> i think it's interesting. i feel like governor jerry brown got flak for not making ffordable housing more of an issue while s office this second time around. that's simply not a choice politicians can make anymore. the affordability s has spread to most parts of the state. funding for affordable housing has gone away a long time ago and there hasn't been a new funding source established. so i think we mightsee a little bit along those lines, creating a new source for affordable housing. also you have to look at some of the environmental regulations which can hold up ps. of course, you have to deal with the nimby issues once people have their house, sometimes they're not exactly excited to allow for a big development close to where they are. they're challenges that newsom is going to have to take atto considen. >> scott, let's talk about quickly the congressio

legal analyst katy fang, and nelson cunningham, former prosecutor. what do you think, katy? the president sea -- what do you think the odds are the legal team says green light, let's sit down. >> that's not going to happen. he said it was so easy, i answered all the questions. if it's so easy, why didn't he sit down and talk with the team. but you know that his legal team would say no way will they allow that. so somebody's going to happen once those answers are received, but in a typical litigation scenario, normally if you get evasive answers or incompletion answers, you can move to compel, go to court and say, judge, i need better answers. mueller will either try to take what he can good et from trump or say, look, i already have this information, i wanted to see if i could catch trump in a gotcha situation. we'll know what happens once he gets those answers. >> does this signal this is the final piece of the mueller probe. is this getting close to the end? >> clearly you want all the ducks in a row before you get the president's answers to questions. now, written questio

after his father eighty and she said katie died in february last year felix she said katie to go over the reins of the largest opposition party the union for democracy and social progress. his father had come second in the twenty eleven presidential election and the young like to see katie hopes to capitalizing on that legacy and popularity himself for his father then favoring the same flack street cop. but unlike the older she said katie who had decades of experience both in government and the opposition his son was until recently not in the thick of congress politics he lived in belgium for many as well as a political newcomer some have criticized his lack of experience there twenty one presidential candidates for the past and to bits is a man diary president joseph kabila successor it will be a single round contest opposition leaders and civil society groups have raised concern about an electronic voting system to be used for the first time in the country and the inclusion of some ten thousand voters who they say should be struck out because of irregularities they're worried that t

i'm like gah. >> katy's like i'll hike to >> i sure will crunch wrap xtra onions. >> katy doesn't talkoften about her man, but you can tell this girl's in love. >> i think when you're attracted to someone it's kind of opposites attract and so i'm looking for that balance and maybe he's looking for that, you know, multi-tasker. i'm such a multi-tasker. >> we wanted to know if luke has a work out regimen like orlando's. >> i've never seen him in a bathing suit. >> yes, it is not orlando. i saw orlando through his sleek wool coat in new york city last week and i'm like, yeah. >> luke remind me of my dad. >> orlando is great. yes, he's been to the set and he's been very patient, but he looked over at me and he saw what i was going through and he said -- >> i understand. >> are you okay was the line. >>> priyanka and nic license an dos could be soon. the two got the official paperwork in beverly hills last week and plan to tie the knot by the end of the year. >> i'm seeing myself happier and just being in the whole situation of finding someone who can be a partner to you in so many ways oth

let's hear from katie let's hearfrom katie watson let's hear from katie watson who is on the street.the widest avenue in the world, and people are making their way to congress where several different groups will be gathering until later evening. people here are asking, they're out with trump, out with the 620. the people have been at the meeting of world leaders, the say they don't represent the majority of people, poor and marginalised, but mixed in with that, argentina's own problems. president macri is facing an economic crisis here in argentina. inflation is over a0%, growth is sluggish, they've had to take a massive loan out from the inf. people are frustrated so that mix of both the 620 and home—grown problems is what's bringing people out on the streets today. the next few days have been declared a bank holiday in order to make sure people stay away potentially, but as we can see, the protesters still very much out on the streets. that's right, friday, today has been declared a holiday, the authorities have asked people to leave the city if they can. many roads are blocked off

<katie watson/mother:"that's really part of what gave me the chills, was somebody calling me by name that i don't know.> new ahead new ahead at 8 a mother the target of a kidnapping scam. how she recognized it was fake... and the warning she has for others and next. a somber anniversay for the city of san francisco. how the city is marking 40- years since the assassination of mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk. reuben foster has already found a new team... but will the nfl let the former 49er play anytime soon?... mark carpenter has that story... later in sports (ken) today marks the 40th anniversity of one of san francisco's darkest days. the assasination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk.(pam) kron 4's maureen kelly attended a special ceremony at city hall today ... where the legacies of both leaders were celebrated. it was a really tough tough time in 1978mayor london breed standing in city hall not far from where the assasinations took place...a day that sent shockwaves thru san francisco. both mayor moscone and supervisor milk have been shot and killed.the

>> good afternoon, katy.til the polls close here in mississippi and the one thing that we've consistently heard from voters across the border as they walk in the polls is frustration with the perpetuation of the idea that mississippi continues to be a place of racial division. now, to note cindy hyde-smith is the one -- the republican candidate is the one who put it right back into the conversation here in the state, bringing up images from generations past and the conversation though turned to what extent, what number of republicans are ultimately going to turn away from cindy hyde-smith and be willing to vote for the democrat in this race, mike espy? there's a lot of young, particularly white republicans we have talked to over the course of the last week that said they're tired of the stereotype and plan to vote for espy. but the question was the older generations. i want to play for you sutton marks. been married for 69 years now. he arrived at the polling place with his wife today. he voted and november 6

"mtp daily" begins with the fabulous katy tur. i'm going to watch this hour. >> you should run home and get some turkey and eat some pie. you deserve it. nicolle wallace, thank you very much. good evening. i'm katy tur in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin with breaking news, a president whose authoritarian impulses are on full display. this afternoon he whipped into the jeef justice of the supreme court, john roberts, which came in response to roberts delivering a rare and stinging rebuke of the president's attacks on the judiciary. those attacks were rooted in the president's frustration with a federal judge's decision to temporarily block the president's efforts to deny asylum to migrants who cross the border illegally. yesterday the president was clear with reporters, he saw that judge's decision as a political hit job. >> your asylum policy was put on hold? >> you go to the 9th circuit is and it's a disgrace. i'm going to put in a major complaint because you can't win a case in the 9th circuit. this was an obama

katie, let's begin with you.t kind of crowd, what kind of event did you encounter in macon, georgia? >> the exact kind of event and crowd that i encountered in 2016. there were 12,000 people that showed up for donald trump and brian kemp today in macon, georgia. and the rally, although it was meant to rally up support for brian kemp and although brian kemp did speak, the rally was more of a donald trump rally. he went through a lot of his old hits and hit some new ones as well. he did focus a little bit on stacy abrams. he said that she was radical, she was extreme. she was going to turn georgia into one big giant sanctuary city, that it would become venezuela. he was trying to gin up the base by scaring them what the state would look like if a democrat came into power. he called stacy abrams one of the most radical politicians that is out there. brian, i'll tell you i was at the obama rally on friday with stacey abrams and the tones were markedly different. democrats were talking a lot about health care. they we

. >> katie perry is telling us why orlando is number one. >> he's always trying to get me to work out>> plus how ben affleck feels about jennifer garner's hot new romance. >> then only we're with the brady bunch kids as they go in their house for the first time. >> then -- >> only on "e.t." >> -- we have breaking back street news. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. we have a lot of news to end the week. >> so let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >>> california wild fir forgiving evacuations. >> they're evacuating. >> kim kardashian shared video this morning as she and other californians were forced to leave their homes. kim thanked first responders. she posted footage from her private jet over her home. her sister courtney also evacuated. alyssa mila in a fled her home tweeted i took my kids and my laptop. celebs are sharing frightening images. roma downey posted these moments. this was the view of the executive producer of the bachelor, she captured the imag pray for malibu. cher who performs in vegas move.d her fear and heart bre

katie? >> reporter: brian, more than 100 people are still missing here in paradise and the surrounding communities. that's why five teams from the coroner's office spread out today to try to find those still unaccounted for. it's a daunting task, searching through the ashes. >> we are just going door to door, house to house, looking for families, loved ones that are missing. >> reporter: trying to find signs of where the bedroom used to be or a bathtub or a fireplace. anywhere someone is trapped might have tried to find shelter as the flames of the campfire closed in. the recovery task made more difficult by the intensity and the heat of this fire. >> in some cases, the only remains that we are able to recover are bones or bone fragments. >> reporter: but today off gregory lane in paradise, the recovery effort turned into a rescue. when vicky vincent with the coroner's office found an exhausted soot covered black and white cat. >> i usually don't get to recover anything that's alive. it's ni

in berkeley, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >> all right, katie, thank you.ake a live look at san francisco international airport. at least 350 flights were delayed today because of the low visibility caused by all the smoke. the timing couldn't have been worse. today was expected to be one of the highest travel days of the thanksgiving holiday break. >>> this might be the lone bright spot tonight in the embarcadero center in san francisco. the holiday lights were turned on. the ceremony itself was canceled buzz of the bad air. they didn't want people staying outside during that time. and the smoke has shut down the ice rink indefinitely. however, the carnival went on as planned. it was indoors. among the highlights of the evening was the opportunity to meet mickey mouse from disney on ice. >> that's fun. >>> many other outdoor events this weekend have also been canceled because of the poor air quality. cirque du soleil's volta performances called off at the last minute. some ticket hoerlsd were caught by surprise. >> a friend of my checked the e-mail and he

katy: the financial sectorea wholedly backed mr. bolsonaro. stock a markets were elatut his win.y would relieved the workers party would not return to power. not everyone is convinced. >> we need to see resuls . bolsonaro e symbol of changing the brazil economy and brazil society. ifou does not deliver that -- if he does not deliver that as fall as brazilians want, it be very complicated for him. katy: what is getting people nervous is jair bolsonaro's flip-flopping, announcing proposals and then going back on them, giving big ideas but little details. he wants to shake up everything here in brazil, but few people understand how he will go about it. for one who works outside the stock exchange selling guavas,bo onaro represents hope. he has been here for four yearsi after his job in construction. "god willing, things will get better next year so we can exit this crisis," he tells me. he thinks bolsonaro will be tougher and bring an end to corruption in politics once and for all. gh brazil swings to the ri many feel the future of this huge and fragile democracy hangs in the balanc

zero waste is more than just good public policy for supervisor katy tang. it is a personal commitment. she has really spotted in our district or at city hall without a reusable bag or a reusable mug in hand. she is truly a model and a champion for our program. supervisor tang has also been an instrumental partner in helping us tackle clean transportation for our city. whether it has been by championing vision zero and promoting walking and biking throughout her district, or through her work with accelerate greater adoption of zero emission vehicles for the city's own fleet of vehicles. she recognizes that electrified transportation is a key part of how we shift away from fossil fuels. as supervisor, she has spearheaded groundbreaking legislation to require all new developments in san francisco to be electric vehicle ready. and have the capacity for electrical vehicle charging. >> supervisor tang, you have been an incredible advocate for women as well. thank you for your leadership on the board. i wanted to mention a couple of things you have done at the nei

katie met the clone named azalea... at 11- weeks old and katie says ... what is strange is..lea acted as if she already knew who katie was. she even exhibited similar behaviors as hazel... such as sitting in the same position in the car... looking at herself in the mirror .. and sitting in the same spot on the couch... katie says, azalea is just like the original. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (grant) pam, ken thanks very much. next at nine: just when you thought things couldn't get worse for the folks up in butte county at evacuation centers... we're learning that norovirus has sickened people living at a church in chico. what's being done to keep other evacuees from getting sick. (vicki) plus... air quality in the bay area today is the worst it's been since the fire started. where the air is the worst... and what you can do to keep your family safe. and our chief meterologist lawrence karnow tells us how long the smoke will linger... and when we have a good chance of seeing some rain.(grant) keep it

katie and charlotte, comforted by steve's parents, his siblings.t to wait and wonder what did the jury decide? >> it was rough on everybody. >> it is. and it's just horrible. with that nervous energy then is to the -- you can't sleep. >> we were thinking, "well, are they just stretching this out?" >> was it torture? >> well, sure, i mean, we -- we just want them to go ahead and let him go now. >> reporter: then, the next morning -- the clock struck nine. it was time. >> when they came back into the room, could you tell? >> yeah. didn't have a good feeling. it's never good when they come back in the room and they won't look at the family. >> we the jury duly empaneled and sworn find the defendant, steve democker, guilty. verdict count 2, guilty. for count 3, guilty. >> reporter: guilty on all counts. >> how'd it feel? >> we were just stunned. it's -- it wasn't the right verdict. the law didn't support that verdict. >> reporter: defense investigator rich robertson didn't think so either. >> the biggest shock to me was that they came back unanimous an

thank you, katie. thanks all of katie friends. don't feed him after midnight.e turns into a gremlin. all right? i got a lot of well wishes today from family and friends, but the first wish i got, every year my aunt chippy calls me at the crack of dawn. she gets up before the sun comes up so it's now to the point where i mute the telephone the night before. i think, oh, i have to turn off the phone so she doesn't wake me up but this year she got help from my wife and brother and flew here from las vegas to wake me up in person in the middle of the night. [ cheers and applause ] no, no, this is not something i want to be encouraged, but look at this. >> aunt chippy. good morning. it's time. >> really? it is? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> give me the pot. i'm going to wake jimmy up and wish him a happy birthday. i brought the chippy dales -- >> aunt chippen dales.>> g the . >> you're the aunt chippy. >> i don't want to be an aunt. they're so good looking. i outhaunt chippy-dales. >> they're the chippendales. hey'rehiy das.>> i bughthet ch iat i brought the aunt chippendales from las

and in katie hill's race, attacked. >> liberal katie hill, too immature. >> immature?ry gendered. i think it's got to really bother him that this -- this girl who could be his daughter is going to be the one that unseats him. >> while i'm not a millenial, i'm not a woman. >> reporter: republican steve knight says there is a clear contrast in the race. >> does it concern you running as the man that you are in a year where voters appear to be hungry for some change? >> i feel confident that people are going to say, you know, there's a resistance out there and then there's results. and the results in our district have been very good. >> i've made it very clear through this campaign that i'm not playing by the rules that have been laid out previously. i think that should be scary to them. >> we've seen a surge in early young voters. where are you tonight? >> reporter: i'm actually in scottsdale, arizona. young voters is who this group is focusing on. i'm at a private home here, and this is a group of volunteers with indivisible, one of the groups in arizona. these folks he

katie from the new p.d.s. party a long delayed election is due to take place on december twenty third. at the un special envoy to yemen is in the port city of her data he has been in the data after holding talks with healthy rebels in the capital sanaa pro-government forces . backed by the coalition have been trying to seize hold data from the rebels for months now peace talks are planned for next month in sweden mamadou has more from nearby djibouti on more. about more on what the special envoys visit has achieved so far. u.n. special envoy. to get some commitment from the conflict in yemen to peace talks to be held. in. seven countries. including. the u.s. . in the management of the. intense pressure. to get the. agreement of the management of the port to talk about how. the management of the port now seems to be. building around within the international community peace talks to be held it's the only way it's believed. to peace and also the humanitarian crisis in the country. only. on the pro-government alli

kpix 5's katie nielson is in santa clara to explain. katie. >>> reporter: in just a couple of hours, hundreds of students will be packing the campus here at santa clara high school and at schools across the district since the district decided they are going to stay open. >> schools in santa clara county, k through 12, will remain open. >> reporter: the santa clara school district is one of the only district in the bay area where all schools will hold classes today as regularly scheduled despite the unhealthy air. the decision is being met with mixed reactions from parents. >> because they need school. >> i disagree solely because kids got to get from s to class. not everschool has the ry. >> reokth taed the air quality with the county health department and also the school superintendents. they collectively decided schools should serve as a safe shelter from the smoky air. so classes going on as scheduled. but many of the outdoor activities and practices have been canceled today. no doubt, we are going to see a lot of students and teache

earlier, katie what is it like there now? >> brian, we've been talking about the wind all evening and as you can see, they are starting to pick up now, we have seen some strong gusts just within the last 15 minutes, that is part of this red flag warning that went into effect just an hour ago and does not expire until monday morning at 7 am. if this wind continues, firefighters say they could see gusts up to 35 to 50 miles per hour , and if the wind continues to blow from north to south, it is blowing the camp fire straight here to barrie creek. >> we are expecting big wind tonight, and we will try to get ahead of it and put out everything that we can. >> reporter: more than 4000 firefighters are in butte county, desperately trying to stop the campfires march south towards lake orville. >> conditions are coming, and it's going to exacerbate the conditions that they will be dealing with. >> reporter: a red flag warning is in effect from 10:00 tonight through saturday -- 7 am on monday morning. that means high wind up expe , sim

live in oakland, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> 6:05. rain which helped douse the "camp fire" in butte county are posing a new threat for fire victims this morning. forecasters say that the thunderstorms could lead to flooding in burn areas. >> my concern is the runoff on the road and keeping the ditches open because that's what's going to wash out. it happened last year. >> weather permitting paradise residents may be allowed to return to the town next week. but officials there warning that there could be bones or bone fragments as they sift through the rubble and what's left of their properties. >>> 88 people have died since the fire ripped through paradise on november 8th and for the following couple of weeks at last check 196 people are considered missing. deputies are asking that if residents find fragments, don't disturb the area and instead call 911. >>> happening today, the wildfire situation is prompting a protest this morning outside a meeting of the california public utilities commission in san francisco. the demonstrators opp

join katy tur and me for a conversation at the y.online, on facebook, on twitter, @andreamitchell reports. >> andrea, thank you. good morning, everyone. i'm ali velshi. stephanie's off. it's tuesday november 20th. let's get smarter. as of now if you invested any of your money, that money is gone. >> we know that's the reality of it. and you've got roughly a month left so we'll see how the year ends. >> first daughter has some explaining to do after reportedly sending hundreds of e-mails about government business using a personal e-mail account. here's a questio