she's on her way to zala a christian town in the big valley. christians dominated lebanon until the 1970 s. now they are in a minority zala is like a showcase city. contrary to the situation in the rest of the country there's always electricity here and the streets are cleaner than elsewhere. but the crisis has also hit here and more and more people in need help as well. xena doesn't see anyone from the state here either volunteers are taking care of everything. else orient helpers food goes to people like 83 year old event koori who used to work for the red cross. that gathering that. when the shooting there the one that you need. to. do. if you said there is no work and i caught pay the rent was not a bad thing. they bring me food. and many of the elderly here had been supported by their children but now they are also running out of money there's barely any social safety net in lebanon at all. because of course it makes me really sad when i see how miserable the people are how little we do to them it's still such a lot i think it really affec

she's on her way to zala a christian town and the big valley. christians dominated lebanon until the 1970 s. now they are in a minority zala is like a showcase city. contrary to the situation in the rest of the country there's always electricity here and the streets are cleaner than elsewhere. but the crisis has also hit here and more and more people in need help as well. xena doesn't see anyone from the state here either volunteers are taking care of everything. orient helpers food goes to people like 83 year old event koori who used to work for the red cross. but that daddy had. let me shoot there were that if you needed. to. do you. know if you said there is no work and i caught pay the rent was not a bad. they bring me food. and many of the elderly here had been supported by their children but now they're also running out of money there's barely any social safety net in lebanon and all my colleagues have to of course it makes me really sad when i see how miserable the people how little we do to them is still such a lot i think it really affe

big silicons a valley lawyer who fought big battles against microsoft and more back in the day, garyirst of all, the doj has a big antitrust suit against google. does it matter whether trump or biden is in office, and how does that change things? gary: i don't think it will be a change in the lawsuit itself. obviously, if mr. trump is reelected, he brought the suit in the first place. even if mr. biden is elected, i think the way these things work, we can expect the cases to continue. emily: what is your take on the google suit in general. some critics said it is too narrow and didn't cover things like search manipulation and many other issues. gary: yeah, there was a lot of confusion when the suit was filed because it was intentionally drafted by the government to go after contractual issues and default settings. but, that is only the charging element of the complaint. elsewhere in the complaint, they list search manipulation. in the potential remedies, they list structural relief. so what the government has done is they set themselves up to have a lot of flexibility down the line i

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. >>> up next, big tech's influence on the election. how many votes did the silicon valleyrchs sway in biden's favor? what, you mean this election was rigged? really? we talk that up next with sidney -- we take that up next with sidney powell. stay with us, we'll b apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, paycom frees you to focus on the business of business. to learn more, visit paycom.com lou: breaking news and more evidence of silicon valley, big tech and social media's outright manipulation of the election and voters. prominent psychologist and professor dr. robert epstein says google swayed at least 16 million voters to joe biden in this year's election. he testified to congress that this would happen. he says it did happen, saying google was suppressing the vote of those conservatives

and it's been organized and conducted with the end help of silicon valley people, the big tech companies social media companies and even the media companies. and i'm going to release the krakken. lou: well, good, a because this is, this is an extraordinary and such a dangerous moment in our history, i really am very concerned for the country and very concerned for all americans. and i have a feeling that most democrats are, first, americans and not democrats. they have to be as alarmed as any one of us. sidney, we're glad that you are on the, on the charge to straighten out all of this. it is a foul mess, and it is far more sinister than any of us could have imagined even over the course of the past four years. you get the last word, sidney. >> it is, indeed, a very foul mess. it is farther and wider and deeper than we ever thought, but we are going to go after it, and i am going to expose if every one of them. lou: sidney powell, thanks for being with us and thanks for all that you're doing. we appreciate it. great american. >>> we'd like to hear your thoughts on all of this. share your

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$0.30 off of every dollar so it is just a transfer of wealth from main street to silicon valley and it is about those big-box retailers, silicon valley getting rich while small businesses are getting crushed here. >> we will see how these cases play out in california and beyond, thank you very much. okay. i believe we are back with the acting deputy secretary of homeland security can cuccinelli to talk about potential biden administration members coming together, things they've had to say, good to have you with us, welcome back. one of the things getting a lot of attention is the department of homeland security, alejandra oh myporkas. there's been a lot of conversation about his record and where he stood on a number of things but more broadly, the issue of immigration, here's what the southern poverty law center says about him, they are supportive, we touched on this last night. of confirmed, he will be charged with rebuilding dhs and untangling trump's mountain of nativist policy. he will have to take concerted steps to reverse dhs's enforcement minded approach. the question about that. it is a law enfo

really it's a transfer of wealth from mainstreet to silicon valley and it's about those big-box retailers. silicon valley getting rich while all the small businesses are getting crushed. >> shannon: okay. we will continue to watch and see how the cases play out. chef andrew gruel and john yoo, thank you. okay, i believe we are back with the acting deputy erie secretary of homeland security, ken cuccinelli, talking about potential biden administration members. good to have you with us. >> thank you, shannon. speaking of one of the things getting a lot of attention is the department of homeland security and alejandra mayor class as potential nominee there. their spin conversation on his record and where he stood on a number of thi. dhs more broadly in the issue of immigration, here's what the southern poverty law center sa said. we touched on this a bit last night. they said if conformed, he will be charged with rebuilding dhs and untangling trumps mountain of what they call nativist policy. he will have to take a concerted step to reverse the enforcement minded approach. i had a question.

administration's executive orders on immigration, these type of things are going to play well in silicon valley. the big issues you see on the front page of the papers, there will be greater collaboration between the industry and this administration. what continued scrutiny, perhaps increased scrutiny on antitrust, privacy, and harmful content on social media. kyle: cat and john both nailed it. quantifying it, sure, let's say a seven. john mentioned steadiness. that is exactly it. on some of the big topline stuff, we will see a similar orientation. there is going to be still at least one major antitrust lawsuit. we are waiting at this point, any day now, potentially next week, for the ftc to possibly deliver one against facebook. we are going to continue to see, if not continued scrutiny, we will see continued scrutiny of do we need to review section 230? but it is a matter of approach. it is going to be more predictable. there won't be surprised bans of tiktok, for instance, just sprung on the industry and people have to scramble, figure out what does this mean? there will be a return to an even keel,

you'll see for the inland valleys, no big temperature extremes. i think the biggest thing are those morning lows. as we head through those next several mornings, 60s for daytime highs. dry for thanksgiving. let me show you real fast where the rain's going to be. at this point it looks like that rainfall would stay to the north of us. we'll keep an eye on it, but right now if you're inviting folks over for thanksgiving and you're doing the thanksgiving outside, i think we'll have dry weather the way things look right now. >> that's good. that's what we need. >> great news. thank you, jeff. >>> up next here at 5:00, a covid-approved way to celebrate the holidays. we're going to have an exclusive look at san jose's famed christmas in the park. a lot of changes. >>> as we mark 250,000 deaths from the pandemic, we'll tell you about the grim assessment from the white house coronavirus task force. why they're calling current mitigation efforts inadequate. >>> also the 737 max cleared to fly, but the questions that remain on "nightly news." >>> after more

if you look at the donations coming out of silicon valley, joe biden and big tech with his campaign, 95% of the donations coming out of silicon valley went to joe biden, the super pacs and individual donations. so joe biden and kamala harris, they owe big tech. you don't give that kind of money to a politician and not expect special access, special favors but they already going to write the rules and that's why he's loaded up with silicon valley executives of the minute they smell some regulation coming out of the house or senate, those lobbyists are going to lather up these politicians with donations, take them on hunting trips, put their spouses on board, that's how it goes on. >> i hear your point. >> i have more. >> i'm sure you have more because you come prepared. >> i could go deeper. >> dana, on any given day -- >> jacques cousteau. >> it's no scuba diving. >> now you're embarrassing me. >> on any given day, facebook, twitter, according to all the metrics, dominated by conservatives. ben shapiro, dan bongino, charlie kirk. how serious are we supposed to take these claims of cen

no big jump here heading from the coast to the inland valley. will have that same weather. across san francisco. keep the chance of the spotty shower this weekend. a few shower chances next thursday and friday. for the inland valley, fall arrived. no big change in the temperature the next seven days. jacket weather stays put. i want to bring on the next graphic. dress in layers it traps heat. wear a hat. check the plant ts the sensitive ones. they could be susceptible to frost. sunday and monday morning. space heaters be careful with those. and the tire light on your car may turn on sunday and monday morning. because cold air compresses things the air in the tire may get compressed down and may cause that tire light to come on. you may need to check the tire pressure. sunday morning and monday morning. down near the freezing mark. a will the of stuff coming from me on the tips. i got down in another tip is drink something warm. luxury of working from home. >> i want to check the contents of that cup. >> it's pure decalf. >> sure. with a hint of

big food. the scotts valley police department shared these photos on facebook. ay big foot was found in glenn canyon and green hills road which is about five miles from the museum where he was reported missing earlier this week. now, according to officers, the statue was a bit banged up but it's okay. now big foot will be returned to his home at the museum very soon. >> happy to see that. what if big foot stole big foot? >> you think so? >> it's a possibility. you can't tell me that didn't happen. >> then what, he got tired of himself? >> mm-hmm. he realized this is a short version of me, i don't like it. look at this incredible video. a black bear was caught on camera opening a car door in asheville, north carolina. what? the security footage shows the bear opening the front driver's side door with one of its paws on the door handle. as the door widens, the bear positions himself to stop it from closing and then goes right inside. look at this. look at this smart bear. >> these animals. >> i'm proud of this bear. >> i mean, i feel like this bear can get in and d

division between colder air and still fairly warm and humid, which suggests a big thunderstorms running through tennessee valley northern head of it is going to be cold enough. a snow in toronto, the following weather, briefly quite quiet, to see the sunshine dominate. i think temps might start to rise to wrong. turns out we got rain sleet or snow on sunday, and then probably just rain showers on monday for it cools down to get to choose. it's fairly consistently fairly cold and that cold air will reach new york and d.c. later on monday. following weather, and surprisingly, some snows far south as colorado, on the high ground rain on the coast of the pacific, but only in oregon. not yet further south. the concentration on heavy rain in central america, in the immediate future is more light because to rica and panama. but this blue here indicates rather a persistent onshore breeze and it's humid weather. so over the existing flood damage in honduras, parts, aggressor malo, there is more rain to come on monday. so significant rains for a good part of brazil, but for the southwest of brazil and for your require in

marsha blackburn, who claims social media company employees are acting like the gods of silicon valley. plus, big tex pharma. tech pharma. amazon launches a digital pharmacy that includes discounts and deliveries for prime members. it promises to upend the pharmacy business as we know it and may spell trouble for thousands of small pharmacies across the country. and, just what are your children watching? a new study finds if it is children's content on youtube, it is probably littered with ads depicting violence and providing no educational value whatsoever. we will have all the details. first, u.s. stocks pulled back from record highs today as u.s. investors turn to the surge in new cases of covid-19 and lockdown measures. pharmacy stocks took a beating after amazon announced it is getting into the pharma business. our abigail doolittle has more from new york. markets generally ended the day down, but it was a big up day for amazon. how much influence did that have? abigail: lots of great headlines that you were mentioning. it was a fairly quiet day. it started risk off and ended mildly risk off

voted who no longer live in the state well that's not actually unusual military families big military bases in the valley that people might have been based there then moved elsewhere but they decided until they knew what they were going and got themselves settled that they would keep their right to vote in the vida or even college students just forcing in their home state so the pressure is on the republican party to come up with the evidence of what they are alleging in the alleging that there was widespread electoral fraud in a number of states that have disputed by donald trump no there are a few people who say that donald trump is moving towards accepting the result but certainly from his twitter feed from what the republican party are doing. and for what mitch mcconnell the leader of the republicans in the senate said in the last few hours it seems that they are not ready to acknowledge that joe biden won the election and insists that they will continue this fight ok many thanks for that i'm sure. donald trump's refusal to concede is raising fears he will undermine the transition of power in june a

we'll have a live update from mexico city and valley is the big held across the world to mark the international day for the elimination of violence against women. but it's looking like a soggy thanksgiving for the eastern seaboard of the united states. not cheap, bad at the moment, but this must have cloud gathering across the great plains. that's going to push its way for the race was quite an intense area of low pressure. this one, it brings the rain across the appalachians, over towards the mid atlantic states stacie new york, seeing some heavy right wing, but also seeing some of that wet weather. not rain that just makes its way across the panhandle into the deep south is going to linger here as we go on into friday. some big downpours around louisiana, mississippi, alabama could cause some localized flooding, but it should turn try by this state. as we go towards the weekend, pushing up towards that eastern seaboard by this stage when she weather cool enough into central and western parts of canada, some snow coming back in across british columbia, some heavier right, around the coast, wes

the last ten minutes, changed the sensors in the tri-valley. the big view, still green. we love that. lighter traffic is what we expect for the week of thanksgiving and, in fact, the end of the year, even relative to the quarantine. we do have more slowing for 84 as well as 580 coming out of the altamont and cutting to sunol, cutting that dublin interchange for a lot of folks. we'll get a look at the toll plaza coming up. back to you. >>> all right. thank you much, mike. well, the holiday shopping rush is on. online, that is. next on "today in the bay" the word of warning from amazon about your upcoming deliveries. >>> and moving on up. elon musk is now the second richest person in the world. we'll have all the numbers for you coming up. >>> you're going to need a bigger museum. the killer new installation from the iconic "jaws" movie coming to los angeles and what it took to get it installed. you're watching "today in the bay." give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets th

inland valleys will see a big drop in temperatures. we've had nice, warm weather.g to get that this week as our highs will reach into the upper 50s. spotty, light showers, and for san francisco we're going to see temperatures today in the upper 60s but upper 50s starting on friday and more of that going at least into early next week. you're tracking the east bay, mike? >>> i have an alert there. now it's just for folks out of brentwood heading down to 580. it's over my shoulder. let me show you that sign, the southbound side of vasco road. an intersection with marsh creek road heading down to community diablo is where the crash is blocking that intersection. you're still registering 20 minutes and that's typical of the time heading down to the critical connector through the tri-valley and that moves out of the altamont. that's 580. 84 an earlier slowdown and that's typical in to livermore and to sunol. the bay bridge toll plaza but oakland is showing the volume, those taillights that head up to the toll plaza. right about that time right on schedule. back over to y

silicon valley and big tech suppressing information that could hurt their candidate. put all that together and whatever the outcome of this legal process, we'll see that shortly, it's right to conclude that this election was not a fair election and that's why so many americans are angry today. >> harris: kennedy, i come to you next for your top line thoughts as we,a wait this news conference with the trump campaign attorneys. >> i don't think that steve is wrong about most of that. and he's really, really good at doing his research. what i will say is the president probably shouldn't have demonized mail-in voting as much as he did because i think he could have gotten more republican votes through mail-in voting and the problem was and one of the aspects of voter suppression that people have talked about within the polls particularly and i keep going back to this, and some people dismiss this as an outlier, the "the washington post"/abc nides poll that had biden up 17 points in wisconsin, if you had a majority of republican voters going out to vote in person and they s

valleys. so grab the big winter coat as you head out the door.as you look east at the bay bridge and the east bay, mt. diablo with the golden colors of the sky, the temperatures are coming in at 37 degrees. san francisco you are down to chile 39 degrees. santa rosa, 30, subfreezing for you. napa 34 and freezing. may hold looking at 36. we have the ridge of high pressure in place. we will see mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures as we head through the afternoon. quiet conditions for today as well as through the rest of the week. a ridge of high pressure will keep is dry all the way through the rest of our week and into next week as well. so futurecast taking you hour by hour. you can see plenty of sunshine and that will be the case for tuesday, as we head through our afternoon. we do have a rainfall deficit. so every single day that we have these dry conditions, the deficit continues to grow. looking at an inch and a half for santa rosa for the water year. have interest for cisco. san francisco. 5% to 22% average for our water year. so we defi

harm to health, and fossil fuel extraction and production and consumption is a big part of the pollution here in the valley worldwide. agriculture is the base economy here in the city of arvin. now it's primarily a hispanic community. over 95%. it is a very young city. surprisingly, over 60% of the population is under the age of 30. and so, when you look at my age and you look at other young people on the city council, you realize that we're actually very representative of the city a whole. all right. see you guys later. essentially, what the oil and gas orinance that we adopted is, it createa setback, and what that means is no new oil development can occur within 300 feet of sensitive uses--homes, schools, parks, hospitals. my position was not to stick it to oil workers or because i'm against the oil industry. it's because i want to protect the health and safety of my community. that's why i supported the ordinance, because i believe that it's imperative that we take this action for the sake of our economy, for the sake of our future. man: arvin is one step closer to imposing new regulations on oil and ga

countries are trying to levy digital taxes on these tech giants so it's a warning that if you are a big silicon valleyyou are on fire across the atlantic. stuart: them new administration may not be quite so supportive of american technology companies when they are under fire from the europeans. susan: lets say the oversight isn't done with the biden white house, the antitrust cases are still in play i assume and i know you say the vaccine from pfizer is a stunning, great news, but i think you are skeptical on a couple points. what is the problem? >> yesterday, overall good news. 90% effective vaccine. the question i have is 97-- 90% effective at preventing what? they didn't say. preventing fever, chills, cough. the thing doctors are asking is what does the vaccine do, so we have cause to celebrate and you saw the markets reflected that, but there's more information we need. the other thing we are eager to see is how long the protection lasts. is it a durable immune response we are generating from the vaccine or brief protection. these will determine whether or not pfizer's vaccine is the one you when

other side of the front is cooler air and it's going to be lake enhancement for the ohio valley this will be the first big snowfall of the season in this area where squalls persist they could see up to 5 to 10r t, duluth, 25 well below the freezing mark and today also marks the end of hurricane season i'll have a recap coming up. >> yes could not come soon enough, janessa. thank you so much. >>> over the weekend that mysterious desert monolith in utah has vanished. it happened ten days after it appeared in its place is that little stack of red rocks and a steel triangular shaped object they don't know who removed it officials speculate it had been an art installation. got to get a surveillance camera out there? >> monolith banksy. >>> still to come, a warning about the new screen time scam with zoom. >>> ready, set, click. how to browse for the best deals on this cyber monday unique delayed-release formula that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. take the prilosec otc two-week challenge. and see the differenc

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at this election was a story between academia, hollywood, celebrities, silicon valley, the media, the biganks, wall street, and who does donald trump have on his side? the people at the rallies, and outreach to minorities, he's got talk radio and that's about it. very worried people are gaining or using influence in a way that's really warping the constitutional system that has worked really well for 233 yea years. take a deep breath, not call these states before we note these decisions, and let the people decide. that's not what they want. it's a landslide, landslide, landslide. when you don't get a landslide, you won't concede. while you won't concede because the votes haven't been counted? they preconditioned the voters to accept that. it's failure dangerous though my very dangerous. it's a totalitarian society. >> tucker: and yet, i can't help -- i'm looking for a bright spot here, and i think there is one. in the face of all that, more power on one side of a political contest may be than ever in the history of democracy. it tens of millions of people resisted. >> absolutely. here we

in this election, it was the story between academia, hollywood, celebrities, silicon valley, the media. the biganks, wall street and who did donald trump have on hi side. the people at the rallies, and outreach to minorities, he's got talk radio and that's about it. very worried people are gaining or using influence in a way that's really warping the constitutional system that has worked really well for 233 years. take a deep breath, not call these states before we note these decisions, and let the people decide. that's not what they want. it's a landslide, landslide landslide.e. when you don't get a landslide you won't concede. while you won't concede because the votes haven't been counted? they preconditioned the voters toen accept that. it's very dangerous what they'r doing. it's got a bad history. it's failure dangerous though my very dangerous. it's age totalitarian society. >> tucker: and yet, i can't help -- i'm looking for a bright spot here, and i think there is one. in the face of all that, more power on one side of a political contest may be than ever in the history of democracy. it

what he revealed the big tech cartel in silicon valley is the biggest danger to freedom and democracy they can literally prevent someone from speaking, coordinate you, track you on the internet, regardless whether you're on internet or regardless you're on line. they're violating section 230 of communications decency act, they're violating the sherman antitrust act. elizabeth: i hear what you're saying. that is really eerie, they're tracking you and i right now based on what we're looking at on internet even though we're not on their apps. it was interesting senator hawley said give us a list who you are sense sense sorrying, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg claimed we'll get back to you. they claim they are not doing it but won't show proof they're not doing it. >> they don't want to show their proof. they don't want want to be held accountable by congress. democrats will not hold them accountable, many current, former beg tech executives will wind up in the biden administration, from google, twitter, apple. a lot of republicans are too weak to stand up to silicon valley. they frankly do

miles away in the area near the glen canyon and green hills roads in scotts valley scotts valley police say big flood was a little banged up, but the museum posting on social media that they were delighted to have the statue back at home. let's talk weather the sunday night now to our 4 zone forecast let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your new work week. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look at what we can expect and when we could see some rain return back to the forecast. yeah we could see rain returning as early as tuesday morning, mainly for those of you in the north bay but. >>let's take a live look outside and we're noticing in downtown san francisco. >>no marine layer in sight but thanks to today's warm-up we're still tracking warm temperatures out there this evening, we're about 5 to 10 degrees warmer earlier this afternoon and even with the lack of blanket of cloud cover pretty mild temperatures for your sunday night florida 60's right now for downtown san francisco, 59 degrees. but san jose in the mid-fifties alameda though and berkeley in th

really no big change when you head from the inland valleys right up close to the bay. the peninsula, 63 in redwood city, and we'll continue with a lot of 60s here around the mission and ingleside and san francisco right up to the outer sunset, 58. and the north bay, have you at 68. ukiah. 65 in novato. light winds tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. on my extended forecast, dry weather over the next seven days except for a little bit of a spotty drizzle chance early monday morning. i don't really think that's going to disrupt too many of your plans. we have 40s for morning lows here in san francisco and 60s for those afternoon highs. and for the inland valleys, we have cold mornings with lots of 30s over the next seven days. and also those 60s for highs. now, thanksgiving it looks really good. dry weather coming on in. i've been showing you the storm pattern, and you'll be able to see that any kind of rainfall would be well off to our north, and that certainly is some good news as we head into thanksgiving. so, jessica, time to get that favorite jacket out and just kind of g

and valley locations are going to see a big drop. could be looking at only highs in the mid-60s next weekend as we keep those fingers crossed. we're seeing more than just cooler temperatures but hopefully a chance of showers to talk about next weekend. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, rob. the more showers the merrier. >>> let's check in with anthony flores right now. he has lost the darth vader outfit we saw earlier, and we have to say we did love it. >> thank you very much. my storm troopers as well, i've lost them. they are fast asleep. i'll tell you what this year 2020 isn't all bad. at least not for san jose state. another home win for the spartans. you're probably asking yourself when was the last time they started the season 2-0. i'll tell you. stick around. sports is next. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roa

valleys inland. and if we look at the big picture, november into december, this is our winter. this is where we've got to make up for rain. and if we look at the futurecast template is forward you can see a tantalizing chance right there. monday morning a line of showers trying to get here and all we have to do is let that play forward about two hours more and watch it all completely disappear. and that will be the trend for the next 7 to 14 days. this is what the sea surface temperatures look like. here's north america, temperatures are above average. but it is this big huge slice of pie right here across the equator where we see shades of blue. that shows temperatures well below average, that is the la niÑa, the opposite of el niÑo. and it storms tends to drive the storm track a little too far north. it doesn't have to but the general idea is that you see that storm track a little too far north for us to really capitalize on it. the 7 day forecast shows you that, sunny skies with daytime highs in the mid to upper 60s. friday and saturday in the 60s for daytime highs. so get o

and it's been organized and conducted with the help of silicon valley people. the bigs, the social media companies and even the media companies. and i'm going to release the kraken >> seth: i guess the only crackin' we ended up seeing was in rudy guiliani's hair dye. they have no evidence, which is why lawyering keep quitting or getting fired or laughed out of court because this whole thing isn't actually about evidence. it's about manufacturing a conspiracy theory that will animate trump's base for years to come. it's just another scam, like trump's many previous scams. in terms of actual legal arguments, the trump's team case is deader than - >> hugo chavez >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with mandy moore. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. go, subaru created the share the love event. where our new owners could choose a national or hometown charity. and subaru and our retailers would proudly make a donation. but now, in times like these, companies are having a hard choice

the ohio river cuts a path through beaver county, pennsylvania, back when big steel mills dotted the river and dominated the valleynearly everyone voted democrat. >> democrats and labor went hand in hand. >> reporter: but decades after the steel mills shut down, president trump won the county by 19 points j.d. has been reporting here more than two decades. >> there was that sort of malaise and a feeling that we were left behind my children had to leave my grandkids had to leave. they're not coming back. trump tapped into that. >> those trump voters in 2016 weren't necessarily republicans? >> no, this is a democratic county that votes republican >> i think it was just a matter of, you know, you kind of grew up democrat and that's the lane you fell into. and then as time wore on, it just -- i looked for a change. >> reporter: randy and his wife kathy voted for the president in 2016 and have the trump sign in their yard again the last democrat kathy voted for was hillary clinton in the 2008 democratic primary, but she did not support president obama. like many here, she's socially conservative, against abortion right