>> hi, angie.lippine economic zone authority is identifying sites that can hold qatar's oil beerves, and land that can planted for crops with export to the uae. they are also preparing land for manufacturing, tourism, and mining, after they came home from a recent roadshow covering qatar, abu dhabi, and dubai, saying they receive proposals for billions of dollars. we don't have much more concrete details than that. they are in charge of hundreds of industrial parks across the country and are readying a roadmap by early next year to identify other pockets of opportunity. there is even talk of breaking into untapped markets like russia and iran. the president has said several times he wants to build economic ties with russia, and is planning a state visit, possibly by early next year. regina, manus here. why the sudden interest in the middle east? why the sudden interest in these kinds of markets? >> hi, manus. the numbers alone tell the story. improved investments in the economic zone software to pe

angie: 30 seconds.es it mean for middle east exposure question mark >> it is a political game. obama has withdrawn. there has been a lot of problems. there has been a lot of unrest. some sort of foreign policy that redirects back to the middle east could give some kind of calm to the region and is probably a good thing. i think either person engages there which is good. angie: bret mcgonigal. that does it for us on this edition of bloomberg markets middle east. great working with you, manus. manus: angie, tomorrow morning -- we may have a result. >> it is 1:00 p.m. here in hong kong and i'm angie lau. after an 18 month of a bitter and divisive campaign election day has arrived in the united states. midnight polls have opened, we're just seven voters are registered. global markets are betting on a hillary clinton win with stocks and the dollar higher. bloomberg gives her a three-point lead over from. -- over trump. despite the currency flipping almost 10% from the previous year.

angie: i'm angie lau in hong kong.onic has slashed its profit forecast because of falling profitability. it's expecting an operating profit of $2.3 billion, 12% lower than analysts were expecting. panasonic is struggling with a stronger yen. manus: honda raised its fully profitable the band of suvs in china. net income is nearly $4 billion, 6% above the previous outlook. over 7%. upgraded the company says it is open to possible joint ventures. angie: we are watching shares of japanese airlines. its targets by 15% because of lower international demand. jal maintains its yearly target. shares of both companies looking like this right now. >> the bank of japan says it will not hit its 2% inflation target. we already knew they blew past the two-year mark. what was significant here? the inflation forecast for 2017 and beyond that as well -- it seemed to push back the timing of when it will achieve its target. ohe full forecast for 2017 t 1.7%. it pushed back the projected timing. 2% inl increase towards the second half of t

angie: and i am angie lau in hong kong.ian pound is strengthening in the black market to near parity with the bank rates. the currency rose 15.8 to the dollar compared with the national bank prices. dealers we spoke with in cairo have reported a fraction under 18 pounds to the dollar a week ago. egypt was forced to devalue the currency to meet the conditions of a $12 billion loan. the health care is said to be destroying a potential sale they could value the business at $400 million. sources say it is working with bank of america on the transaction. we are told advisers have contacted potential bidders. no agreement has been reached. demand for private health care has risen in the middle east because of high incomes and few public facilities. land -- lande has granted by the government can be used as loans. website says such land may be mortgaged to any bank or financial institution, duly registered in dubai. they intend to help investors and owners obtain financing from the institution. manus: asian lenders are spending mi

angie: i am angie lau and hong kong.group hit a high after financing to develop the country's biggest natural gas field. it will pay for the first stage of expansion. noble energy holds almost 40% and is yet to raise its portion of financing. desley: iran talking to asian companies to raise $1 billion for expansion. the plan includes a methanol for china. iran need $60 billion to upgrade from the years of sanctions. japan agreed to provide $10 billion of projects involving japanese companies. angie: nurture dany cabinet has approved next year's budget, $12.6 billion. the projected deficit of 2.8% of gdp. grants are seen it $1.1 billion. in 2017 atxpenditure 7.5% higher than 2016. desley: china is spending billions of dollars on its space program, and it is not simply a state-led effort as tom mackenzie reports. desert,e in eight china's private space ambitions are taking flight. technicians are putting the final touches to a capsule 2 connected tor a giant helium balloon designed to climbed to near space 20 kilometers ab

angie: i'm angie lau into by. welcome to bloomberg markets: middle east. there used to be a show in the u.s., let's make a deal, deal or no deal. what is behind door number one when it comes to opec? jc: great question. all will be revealed tomorrow but it is all about oil this the major opec and non-opec players set to meet tomorrow. i want to revisit the current state of play for the oil markets. purple and blue is where the current price of oil is at, and take a look at that white line are allalks in vienna .round lowering that output we will talk more opec in just a moment. angie: for now, let's do a quick check of the state of play in the markets right now. mumbai has been trading for almost 20 minutes, and we are seeing gains, although we are seeing a pullback when it comes to risk. we see it reflected in the hong thatand topix, thinking maybe today will not be lucky 13. in the middle east it is two hours away from the opening of the markets in emirates. qatar closedabi, lower yesterday. saudi was the only bright spot, gaining nearly .9%. checking in

and mark matthews, next. ♪ angie: welcome back, i am angie lau in hong kong.nd i am desley humphrey in to buy. i check of the business flash headlines. china unicom has jumped to the most in six weeks after local language website said alibaba and others will participate in the mixed ownership reform. citing unidentified sources, that three internet giants would hold differing sides today. at least two analysts raised the china unicom ratings from hold to buy on tuesday. angie: the hong kong stock 14.1% inhas raised to the past few days. evergrande have enough influence for a shareholders meeting and take a seat on the board. attemptsnd financial for china's biggest claimant platform have backfired. with picturesded of scantily clad women posing in exchange for money. in an internal memo, the executive chairwoman apologized to users. she also promised to remove inappropriate pictures of block related accounts. let's take a look at the global stage for you right now. this is the last trading day of the month. joining us now is mark matthews, head of research at

angie.mbai to find out what is on theresa may's wish list us she tours india. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: egyptian shares surge the decisione march as the to float the pound will pave the way for a $10 billion loan from the imf. this has done a runner in the markets when it comes to the , watchingyptian inflation grow as their pound devalues, but is this still the right step in the right direction? yes, good morning everyone. actually, this is the right step. by alllong awaited market participants. program, whether it or done inwn cooperation with the imf everything onhink the agenda was needed in terms of building the net international reserves, in terms of trimming the budget deficit, and monetary policy adjustment. all of these reform policies were much awaited and much needed. manus: good day. what is the next most important state? inthat the central bank terms of leaving the foreign exchange market alone? that is what people are telling me. they must be hands-off. >> exactly. i think th

angie: i am angie lau. the latest from our markets now. week, same story, emerging markets getting dumped. -- rotation out of emerging markets and to develop markets in the u.s. dollar. midday in hong kong, this is how markets look, new zealand shot, .6%, so that market managing to close higher, but you look at the rest of asia, if it weren't for japan, the tide would be lower. thetake japan out of equation, msci asia-pacific without japan, a good gauge of what is happening across markets right now. if you want to be more specific, and you look at the southeast asian gauge, closer to 5% down from thursday's close. is being felt. what is standing out is that since wednesday, volumes have picked up every single day, and the picking up again right now. it does not bode well when you have volumes on the way out and currencies on the way down. have a look at the bond markets, same story, bleeding continues, yields on the way out. you -- there we go. the u.s. 10 year yield, 2.2% now. we started the day at roughly 2.15%. to austrian 10 year is up

angie: and i'm angie lau in hong kong.th korea's president is installing a new prime minister and a new finance chief. he is trying to restore confidence in his administration, but prosecutors want to address her close friend at the center of a peddling scandal. she is the focus of all the anger, but her top lieutenants are the ones who are out. why? therter: she is replacing , with the former advisor to another president. he is taking up this symbolic role. she also tapped a new finance minister, who has been chairman of the nation's financial services commission. this comes as the ruling party called for a mutual government to restore confidence, because it seemed huge public furor over friends werehat allowed to meddle with state affairs. this is along with allegations that she was allowed to make a budget to stop decisions and also raised a business lobby that's created a business lobby to raise money for foundations she was involved with. lobby tod a business raise money for foundations she was involved with. the seou

house candidateses for minnesota's 2nd congressional district, republican jason lewis be democrat angie craig, debate tax policy, national security, gun control, health care and transportation infrastructure. this is 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> moderator: good evening, everyone, and thank you for joining us for this witness news vote 2016 special. i'm leah mcclain. tonight we are bringing you live, commercial-free debates in two of minnesota's hotly contested congressional races. later in the program you're going to hear from 3rd district candidates. first, though, we want to start in minnesota's 2nd district where political newcomers angie craig and jason lewis are vying for a rare open seat in congress. minnesota's 2nd district stretches from the south metro into parts of southern minnesota. it includes egan, burnsville, lakewood and red wing. the economy includes a mix of agriculture, small business and big companies. republican john klein has represented the 2nd district since 2003. he announced last year that he would not be seeking re-election, leaving a highly coveted seat in congress up

now back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> today may be your last day for a life jacket. a closer look at when your what to wear jacket. >> the clock is winding down to election day but preparations for the next president are just gearing up. what you may already notice ahead of january's inauguration. >> police make another gruesome discovery at the home of an alleged serial killer. the latest i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business set positive goals, and get things done. that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask for your vote. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment.

news4's angie goff has more now from the decision desk. good morning. >> reporter: good morning eun and aaron. this is not a full blown investigation but sources tell nbc news the feds are looking into manafort's firm as part of a ukraine investigation from earlier. you might recall that nbc news reported in august that manafort was a key player in a multi millionol proposition with ukraine and russian leaders. maryland representative elijah cummings saying comey's' actions could violate the fbi's credibility. after all of this, he says he is not aware of any fbi investigation. the fbi not commenting on the case. we'll continue to follow up. back to you. >>> thank you, angie, while election day is one week away. more than 23 million votes have press, the number is far higher than in 2012. in critical battleground states including florida, nevada and colorado. one-third or more of the expected voters have already cast their ballots so far, the break down of votes by party affiliation and other factors point to an advantage for hillary clint

angie, good morning. >> talking about the reaction, donald trump, he is up. just tweeted this about the clinton e-mail investigation. look at the way crooked hillary is handling the e-mail case and the total mess she is in. she is unfit to be president. bad judgment. end quote. online tracking poll is out. hillary clinton has a six point lead. that number virtually unchanged before the fbi's announcement about the newly discovered e-mails and after. clinton will be in the battleground state of florida and trump is heading to pennsylvan desk, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:51. chuck is back with us. we have a chill in the air this morning. >> is this what angie goff gave me for halloween and it did keep me warm. >> let's see it. >> the care bear weather onesie. >> with a cloud, a rain cloud. >> not a natural fiber anywhere in there. >> it is probably flammable. >> toasty warm. that is casual storm look and also just because, i have scary storm. you can follow me on twitter @chuckbell4. instagram, 4cast4u. thank you for the lovely costume. we wrapped up octob

angie goff with the news update. >> we have info from officials. as you crashed in a city in colombia. take a look here. you can still see on the ground. several first responders, they're no longer looking for survivors. getting word that weather made the search difficult. this is what they know. that plane had 81 people on bod. it passed near the city of it's believed at this point in the last update i just got sent to my e-mail that the rest of the passengers were killed in that plane crash. we talked about that team on board. in addition we know that coaches and several journalists were also there. we will continue to update you on this unfolding situation. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> and we also want to talk about the rein coming our way. there was a little rain way to work, chuck bell. >> i know. i couldn't find the intermittent wiper on my car it's been so long. know where that is. reacquaint yourself with driving in rain drops. nothing all that heavy out there just yet, but hit and miss showers are moving on in. that's going to

angie did. she government it and then she went to work, same lobbying mechanism to repeal the tax on her company and her industry, and we had to pay submit didn't. i oppose is before you opposed it. so, that's the key. you have people on the inside that are doing very well in this economy and the rest of us have to pay the tab and that's the problem. >> that is the biggest difference between jason and i. it's all or nothing for jason. you can't be for something and working towards something else. and so i think that is the biggest difference -- >> you don't think it's fair for were. >> and i'm willing to look -- >> not pay the tax -- >> for compromise and bipartisan and be pragmatic about these things. >> should we talk about transportation now? >> we'll get off the affordable health care act for a little bit. it's such a big issue in minnesota, especially after the 35w brim collapse. we have seen the consequences of transportation infrastructure that is not tended to properly. so, how big of a

look at angie in her big pink coat on friday. she lives out that loves them some angie goff. we had a great time at the parade. darth vaders out there, it was awesome. so much fun. thank you for inviting me out there. a good time was had by all and they invited the weather guy 27 because it was notzuh freezing h and there were a lotc% of kids outfits that appreciated not having to be too layered up. our dry pattern for the last couple months is showing signs of coming to an end finally as we get towards tomorrow and wednesday. we might be able to get an inch time we get up tomorrow morning and the time we get up on thursday morning. right now, though, it's a mostly clear sky out there, it's cold, in the 20s and 30s first thing, but clouds will be increasing today. we still have fairly clear skies over us for now but these clouds are thicker back across southwest virginia and west virginia so our clouds will quickly increase during the course of the daylight hours today. rain drops out near cincinnati, ohio, now that is the weather front which will bring us our first chance of

estÁ nuestra corresponsal angie sandoval muy buenas tardes. >> >>> ¿quÉ tal jose?ente estÁ la patrona de cuba, si no la ha vivido la historia de este exilio cubano por 6 dÉcadas, hemos visto una seguidilla de cubanos para orar por la libertad de cuba que segÚn ellos estÁ hoy dÍa mÁs cercana que nunca. sin duda el ambiente es completamente diferente al que vimos ayer y hoy dÍa en versalles una cafeterÍa muy tipica cubana que queda muy cerca de acÁ en donde miles de cubanos sacaron sus banderas y festejaron la muerte de fidel castro, aquÍ el ambiente es muy diferente. >> estÁn orando por la libertad de cuba, ellos piensan que la muerte de fidel castro traerÁ cambios muy importante y tambiÉn estÁn rezando por todas aquellas personas por sus familiares que nunca pudieron ver este dÍa josÉ. >> ademÁs angie, interesante recalcar que ahÍ en donde muchÍsimos cubanos han decidido lanzarse al mar para tratar de escapar a cuba y llegar a los estados unidos. y tambiÉn podrÍan ir ahi para darle gracias a la patrona de cuba por la oportunidad de continuar con sus vidas es algo m

back in ten minutes. >>> angie goff here at the this. a story out of gaithersburg where montgomery county police say three people were stabbed at an apartment complex on moss night circle. officer still trying to get more information. no arrests have been made and the victims are expected to be okay. eun? >> angie goff at the live desk. thank you. it's 5:32. bus crash has a court appearance. six were kill and five others remain in the hospital. get real investigators say jonathonny walker was not on his regular bus route when he careened into a tree. >>> that crash has reignited questions whether seatbelts should be on buses. man school buses. the virginia department of motor vehicles say seatbelt are not necessary because passes seats offer protection. >> this morning families are looking for more time to find new homes. have until february to relocate but they're asking for six months. the city of manassas is buying the land after an owner said he system at a mobile home park. the owners say it's frustrated. >> i work a lots to have wh

a-dot confirms angie's van is part of that trial. >> reporter: mr. barker, joe ducey with abc15. >> reporter: we took angie and found barker. >> reporter: we wanted to see what you look like because you've been doing this to other people. >> this is angie castro. into his house fast enough. >> he's a coward. he stopped taking our calls months ago. >> not actual miles. >> reporter: angie sued barker. not feeling safe to drive it or sell it. >> i keep thinking how could i sell a car knowing who knows what he did to it. >> reporter: so you need to protect yourself when buying a documents and read thoroughly. question older cars. count on at least $10,000 miles per year. i'm investigator joe ducey. have a great day. >>> let's talk about your most accurate forecast. we're sitting right at 64 phoenix sky harbor. but much of the valley is down into the 50s this morning. goodyear you've dropped to . 57 in tempe and 54 in mesa. we tend to get the coolest temperatures. just an early heads up. there's a chance you might need a light sweater as you head out the

for more tips and tricks, check out angie's list dot com. a vague statement from police has family and friends of a man in critical condition asking why. they want police to release footage of the incident where an officer shot a man. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, early morning news. overnight, police in des moines say someone shot and killed two officers -- in two seperate shootings. just after 1'oclock, someone shot an officer near urbandale high school -- and then 20 -- where an officer was shot and killed a few blocks south of merle hay mall. both officers were sitting in their cars when someone attacked. we listened to a news conference with des moines police. here is what a sergeant with the department. " on the surface right now, just a few hours after this, it doesn't look like there was any interaction between these officers and whoever the coward is that shot them while they were sitting in their cars. that's the best we got right now, both of them were in their cars." one sh

>> i think that they're all doing fine. >> here's where things stand legally with angie and brad. she still has sole physical custody of her six kids, pitt visitation schedule privately, but for the foreseeable future & when brad does see his kids a monitor must be present. >> will they all come together for thanksgiving? >> i don't know. i imagine she'll do what most of us are doing which is spend it with her family. >> the annual gala where laura was honored by her friend chelsea handler. chelsea went off on laura's hollywood clients like angie such a humanitarian and she's currently negotiating brad pitt's emancipation. tonight was about her charity work. >> there are kids in my hometown that don't have the opportunities that my liitle boys have, and i want to change that. >> what a great night for laura and i talked to gwen stefani's ex gavin rossdale. gavin told me he won't be with them next week. thanksgiving is not my year. i'll voice". >> because he is a coach in "the voice "qwest. >> a lot of people are talking about dr. phil's disturbing interview with shelley duvall who

news4's angie goff gives us an he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. >>> welcome back. major blizzard we had in january and the weeks it took to get everything back to normal. this week, storm team 4's chief meteorologist, doug kammerer, told us what to expect this winter. >> reporter: here we are again moving fast into winter. the last few winters have seen some rather brutal weather. record low temperatures, windchills well below zero in each of the last three winter, all above average when it comes to snowfall. one of the biggest snowstorms to ever hit our region. i think this year will be just as brutal, and the worst part could be the cold. the superstorm el nino of last season -- super strong el nino of last season is gone, and we're moving toward a weak la nina. during a weak la nina, the jet stream blows above the mid-atlantic br

all to play for six days to roll until we get the real results angie? angie: absolutely right.et's go to david ingles right now because he can give us insight on what the markets are thinking right now. david: before i get to the equity market, look at the dollar and yen. this sums up the mood. japan is closed. i mean just breaking below that psychological level. taking us back to levels of last month just like that. we went from there to here in less than 48 hours. they're really just again sums up this sort of risk aversion in the markets today. the absenceactly -- of any sort of risky trading at the moment. ahead of the crucial court decision over the u.k. on how to proceed. one trader telling us that there .s a bunch of by soft orders in other words, if we do break above that company expect a slingshot up. before i get to the asian markets, a quick indication of how the mood has changed. it is a one-week luck at how these have change in what has been falling are these yields. .onds are getting purchased what is really going up -- the vix, the nikkei 225, 22%. just calling t

but that's the >> angie goff, news4. >>> isn't that something? a museum is constantly photographing and adding items to its archives online. and for the next story, angie will show us what it takes to insure that these treasures are around for generations to come. >>> that's really cool. more stuff is coming in every day. they're going to need more room. >>> let's check the weather now. >> everybody ready for a little football this weekend? got the high school games redskins and vikings, it seems like forever since the redskins have played at home. noon time temperature mid 50s. here's 60 degrees on sunday afternoon. nowhere near as blustery as today or tonight are going to be. perfect weather hopefully for a redskins win. temperatures the next couple of days are going to be a little bit on the mild side. we're already in the mid 60s, it's going to stay blustery and cool. windy, nasty cold bite into the air early tomorrow weekend. the super moon is going to be peaking monday morning. but sunday night into monday morning is going to be the best ti

good morning, angie. angie: good morning. sean: both candidates are making questionable claims on the campaign trail. let's start with this one from hillary clinton on the fbi investigation into classified material on her private e-mail server. she made this comment on the fox news channel. mrs. clinton: comey said my answers were truthful, and what i've said is consistent with what i people. sean: angie, how did you rate that? angie: pants on fire. this goes back to the summer. she said that comey, the fbi director, defended her public statements. he did not. he said she was careless in her set up. she was using her own e-mail set up instead of the government system when she was secretary of truthful, so that got pants on fire. sean: and donald trump raised some eyebrows with his repeated comments on wide-spread voter fraud. let's listen. mr. trump: so many cities are corrupt, and voter fraud is very, very common. sean: very, very common. any truth to that? angie: pants on fire. voter fraud is not common.it lightning strikes

now on to brad and angie, i spoke to one who is working on the divorce. how is it managing all the madness of the media and >> attorney laura wasser is practically hollywood's divorce mvp. she helped johnny depp from his split with amber herd and chloe and drew barrymore and angelina when she and billy bob thornton called it quits. how is angelina doing? how are the kids doing? >> i think that they're alll doing fine. >> here's where things stand legally with angie and brad. she still has sole physical custody of their six kids. pitt and jolie are free to work out a visitation schedule privately. but for the foreseeable future when brad does see his kids a monitor must be present. >> will they all come together for thanksgiving? >> i don't know. i imagine she'll do what most of us are doing which is spend it with her family. >> last night i hosted a place called homes annual gala where laura was honored by her friend chelsea handler. chelsea went off on laura's hollywood clients like angie such a humanitarian and she's currently negotiating brad but this

. >> not what angie castro expected after buying a car. a 2004 town and country van like this one transport disabled parents and future foster kids. $3300. great deal . low miles. >> we event commented on the driving home the check engine light came on. >> it was at 179. >> reporter: car fax shows up to 179,000 until the castro's buy. three days later gone. >> he said absolutely not. you can't prove anything. >> reporter: in a letter to the state barker says miss caster was fully aware of what she was yi transportation says he was charged for a misdemeanor. for selling 36 cars illegally without a license. for theft and fraud schemes. a-dot confirms angie's van is part of that trial. >> reporter: mr. barker joe ducey with abc15. >> we took angie and found barker. >> reporter: we wanted to see what you look like because you've been doing this to other people. this is angie castro. house fast enough. >> he's a coward. he stopped taking our calls months ago. >> reporter: she stuck with no money and no car. not feeling safe to drive it or sell

hello everyone, i'm angie goff here at the decision desk. we're learning about the first set of results from new hampshire. the polls in the small town dixville notch opened at midnight and closed as soon as everyone voted. there were eight voters total. hillary clinton beat donald trump with a vote of 4-2. the other two votes were split and a write in candidate mitt romney. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton ended her year long campaign with a midnight get out the vote rally. this is in north carolina. her ending message was about unity. >> what i see now is a sense of potential, of joy. there is no reason, my friends, why america's best days are not ahead of trump wrapped up his campaign in michigan right before a very fired up crowd. his final message was about getting out and voting. >> i'm asking you to dream big because with your vote we're hours away from the change you've been waiting for your entire life. >> both candidates are now back home in new york this morning. donald trump will vote in new york city near his hous

i'm angie goff at the decision desk. now pack to you. >>> 6:33 right now. when voters head to the polls next week in fairfax county, they will have to decide if they want to spend more money when they die erika is live with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it could affect breakfast, lunch, dinner. places like this where you stop for a bagel or cough knee the morning, that could mean more to your receipt. but you decide. on november 8th, you will see on your ballot a proposed the meal tax if you live in fairfield county. food and alcoholic beverage, you'll tack on 4% if this passes. here's an example, your $50 breakfast, tack on a few more dollars. >> i don't want to pay extra. i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: meal taxes are already in place in arlington, alexandria and falls church counties. fairfax? you decide. jail get a chance to vote. commissioners from the event will hold an absentee ballot there. >>> and news4 is your decision for the 2016 >>> and the condo association of lynnhill met with utility officials and they are trying to

angie? >>> thank you, melissa. i'm angie goff still tracking reaction to the election on social media. and look who just put out their first tweet as president-elect. donald j. trump saying, such a beautiful and important evening. the forgotten man and womanil never before. we're back after this. >>> this is a historic night. the american people have spoken. and the american people have - announcer: thousands of washington, d.c. families depend on home sharing to make ends meet. here at airbnb, we're committed to working with the city to develop new common-sense home sharing rules. we helped the city collect millions in taxes last year from our community. and we support rules that protect affordable housing and maintain our neighborhoods. >>> the president-elect united states of america, donald trump. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. >> your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much to her and to tim and to all of us. >> and we're going to be doing a job that hopef

angie goff is h we want to share everything that came in. our own team of reporters here with both the trump and clinton campaigns, as you mentioned. we'll begin with chris lawrence. this is after the mood really, really started to change. chris lawrence pinning up a video here with trump supporters that are just cheering and shouting "president trump!" this is after he won the state of ohio, that was hours before all this was over. podesta came out to address the crowd, before everything was over, and people were sobbing when he said that hillary clinton would not be coming out. and as a result of this, this morning, right now, at this hour in washington, john podesta is still trending. and our own chamari stone described the white house as a scene, people climbing trees, jumping over fences. but he also shared a moment like this. he said others were there just taking the moment national anthem" on his violin near the white house. follow our reporters for the very latest on election coverage. they are our eyes and our ears. and tweet us abo

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angie goff is at the live desk following the situation in tennessee. angie? >> a dangerous situation still that curfew in effect for an hour now. that is in gatlinburg. now this is the fire fighting continuing. in pigeon forge, we're hearing the mandatory evacuation was lifted. 500 people evacuated in the area already. more than 100 without a place to go right now. more than 150 buildings reported destroyed by these flames. all in all, 14 people were hurt. severe burns. more than 10,000 people though waking up this morning in the dark without power. it's a dire situation out there. >> for sure. thank you, angie. >>> we're working to learn whether weather was a factor in a deadly crash. a woman died when her suv flipped last night. take a look at the scene. the car was upside down. look at that. the police say the woman lost control and someone hit the car >>> developing in fairfax county, police are looking for this man who is wanted for rape, abduction, and gang participation. he is 18-year-old ronald contreas. a 15-year-old girl says he raped her in a woode

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. >>> i'm angie goff here at the decision desk with the 4 things to know about the races to watch across the country. we begin with the battleground state of north carolina where 15 electoral votes are up for grabs. also on the ballot in that state people. the controversy over the bill caused ncaa to pull events from the state earlier this year. moving now to another key swing

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