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maybe defeating barbara co comstock. in california, who knows when those votes will be counted?ew days or a week. there are nine opportunities for democrats to take over seats. they need three or four 23 they. they have some room for error. >> it will be late, but fascinating to see what happens with duncan hunter given the ant anti-muslim ads and the investigation he is under. let's turn to the blue wave. we may not see a hughe wave in the house. they will lose 30. what about the governorships, sarah? 36 goresh-- 36 governorships. the two that have now become national is georgia and florida. >> i would add georgia and kansas and florida are the three states where the outcome and president trump's role will be discussed. that is because he intervened in all three of the gubernatorial primaries on behalf of candidates who have not fared well. these are three states where republicans are defending seats and they could lose all three govern governorships. that is because trump backed less electable candidates. if adam putnam, before president trump backed ron desantis, perhaps we w

republican barbara bra comst co the incumbent.emocrats need this one on their path to 23, this is a must. the question, are they winning it? then what are the margins? the more rural areas, is jennifer wexton competitive? if she is, we'll look down here. couple of other targets for the democrats. if they're winning here in the 7th district, and they think they're on the path to not only 23 but something higher than that. why? richmond suburbs. we'll be talking about the suburbs a lot tonight. college educated white women, they don't like donald trump. will they take it out on republican incumbents? that's the biggest question tonight. richmond suburbs here should be stronghold for the democrats. you move up here. this is tea party. trump country, should be good. brat, very competitive district her here. >> early key races on the house side. we're about to get a preview of the 11 key races on the senate side and another window in what voters are thinking about the issues they care about most. we'll have more results from our exit p

replacement project working group, especially the co-chairs, sheriff vickie hennessy and the former co-chair barbara garcia for their commitment in addressing one of the most challenging items facing this board. i know i'm stepping into a conversation that's been going on for a number of years. i'm also aware that three years ago, this body rejected money to build a new jail. >> 80 million. >> 80 million. 80 million. thank you. to embark instead on a path in pursuit of alternatives. in doing so, we, as a city, have said our money and time is better spent elsewhere, like on expanded mental health services, more residential treatment and acute psych beds, reforming the broken bail system. we agree it's not acceptable that people are stuck in our jails waiting on average for 120 days waiting placement in a residential treatment bed. african-americans make up 53% of the jail population, which is over 10 times san francisco's non-incarcerated african-american population. we rejected the status quo of recidivism that is clogging our jails of people who are sick and in need of intervention. as someone who

because it's completely true barbara lee in addition to being stridently anti-war would you never get from our elected officials has been the chair of the black caucus the co-chair of the progressive caucus and the vice chair of the l.g.b. tea equality caucus here's what a side by side snapshot of her with nancy pelosi looks like barbara lee supports medicare for all free college auto voter registration banning private prisons taxing wall street and a green new deal nancy pelosi supports that moldy ham sandwich from earlier look is barbara lee perfect no she still takes some corporate pac money which is a deal breaker for a lot of progress is plus there's the very legit issue that she currently doesn't want to challenge for speaker but we should still create a groundswell urging her to do so because this guy said in all fairness nancy pelosi deserves to be chosen speaker of the house by the democrats if they give her our time perhaps we will add some republican votes she has earned this great honor i mean he's right by being a corporate tool. she has earned the honor of trump's indorse me for speaker. wow that vintage anna nicole smith autopsy report sure

john heilman, msnbc national affairs analyst, veteran journalist, co-author of "game change and washington circus. barbara mcquade, eastern district of michigan. counselor, i'd like to begin with you. as a d.o.j. veteran, how troubling is it to you to have this man appointed who has, by the evidence, just looking at it, just listening to it, kind of prejudged large portions of this russia investigation? >> yeah, brian, it isn't even just what he has said, which is very troubling on its face. but when you look at the unusual nature of his appointment, that suggests to me some concern as well. president trump has repeatedly said that he was very unhappy with jeff sessions for recusing himself. that seems to be his original sin that caused him to lose his job yesterday. and so instead of going the normal route of having the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein step in and replace him, instead he hand picked matt whitaker, someone sort of unknown, to come in and do this under the vacancy's reform act. somewhat obscure provision to replace him. some argue an unconstitutional provision. i don't know whether i

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co-conspirators. >> i like lawyers that can speak english, barbara. you're making it clear.nk you, ken dilanian, for your great reporting, especially the stuff tonight. >>> up next, president trump lashes out after his paris trip, mocking president macron's approval ratings including french defenses during the world wars and threatening new tariffs on french wine. he is a bull in a china shop. why is he fighting with the french? he also has an explanation for skipping that ceremony at the cemetery for american soldiers over there when he went over there to do just that. this is "hardball," where the action is. " where the action is. directly to investors. and now we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ at fidelity, those zeros really add up. (burke) seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't th

barbara plett usher is at the white house where the president held his press conference. have you ever seen have you ever seen anything like that? i have to say, the press co? i have to say, the press conference in singapore and the press conference in the un, both of them trump unleashed in a foreign concept were almost as long if not longer and equally surreal. in a way, yes. very combative and at the end when somebody mentions he had at some point mentioned he might think of softening his tone and asked if he were still thinking about that he saidl he were still thinking about that he said i would like to but if the media is going to attack me and say wrong things about me then i have to be able to fight back so basically it's your fault. that particular bugbear of his with the media came out ina bugbear of his with the media came out in a strong way. do you get the impression talking to your collea g u es impression talking to your colleagues that he came out having decided to pick this fight on this particular day or was he tired and unhappy and it just particular day or was he tired and unhappy and itjust happened?” doubt she came out deciding to pic

congratulate representative steve knight and his co-sponsors, representative elizabeth esty and research and technology subcommittee chairwoman barbara comstock, for advancing this bipartisan legislation. we look forward to its being signed into law soon. if all goes well, it will be the 15th science committee bill to be enact intod law this congress, and one of 35 bills that the committee has passed in the house this year. i urge my colleagues to support the bill and send it to the president's desk and mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas, mr. veasey, is recognized. mr. veasey: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. veasey: i rise in support of h.r. 4254, the women in aerospace education act. i want to thank mr. knight and ms. esty for introducing this very important piece of legislation. women continue to be underrepresented in the aerospace sector. for example, a 2016 analysis revealed that over the past 15 years, women have made up on average just 15% of nasa's planetary mission s

co-sponsor along with you, mr. chairman and along with our wonderful ranking member of the pepfar extension act which has been led by chris smith of new jersey and ms. barbara lee of california. this will build upon the success of pepfar which has been a ogram in fighting hiv-aids this epidemic worldwide. pepfar has has given treatments to close to 14 million people and five-fold increase over the last 10 years. since the program's inception, -- y two million i-free h.i.v.-free babies and contributed to the security and economic growth of countries around the globe. when president bush called on congress to take in action in responding to the crisis of h.i.v. 15 years ago, republicans and democrats stood together, like we are standing together tonight to authorize this program and time and time again, pepfar has been re-authorized with overwhelming bipartisan support. i will forever cherish, mr. speaker, standing in the oval office as president bush signed this essential program into law. i'm proud of what we as a nation have accomplished through this incredible program and with the help of our global partners. ery day we are closer to hieving an h.i.v.-fre

barbara comstock in the 10th congressional district. >> and elaine luria beating incumbent scott taylor in virginia 2nd district court. >> and we're awaiting results betweenra dave and abigail spanberger.se that is too col bowser becomes the first woman in d.c. history to be reelected as mayor. >> we're watching dionne reeder. elissa silverman right now in that contest. we are not calling that race just yet. long lines tonight in one prince george's county polling site. still people are t waiti vote nearly two and a half hours after the polls closed in maryland. >> oh,t's been frustrating. news4's shomari stone is live for news brandywine. shomari? >> reporter: well, it has been a hot mess, lack of a better term, here at thebrandywine elementary school in prince gege's county. around 25 waiting to vote. some have been in line more than five hos. let's roll some video just to me aowroundsh ou y 4:00, that is whether they ran out of ballotstere brandywine elementary and many of them were just waiting inne for the new ballots to come. the funinally arrived around 8:00, shortly before the polls hey are nd people said not going to leave the line, they want to make sure their voices are heard. rainicia johns

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