unknown for all this time is-- is brian jones. andrea canning: --brian jones. secutor's office could get a warrant for his arrest. two days later, the 22-year-old was arrested as he arrived to court in another county for a traffic violation. what was his reaction? he just looked at me, and he kind of rolled his eyes. i don't think he said anything. andrea canning (voiceover): law enforcement held a press conference to announce the news. they say, we've arrested someone in brook baker's murder, and his name is brian jones. brian jones? who the heck is brian jones? and not only is he being arrested for brook baker's murder, but he's also suspected now in a missing case for another vu student. we were all just shocked. did brook ever mention him to you? mm-mm. if she did, i didn't put two and two together. andrea canning (voiceover): the campus was buzzing about jones, who many people knew. brook's professor, michael moen, and his wife, rebecca, heard what students were saying, that jones was an unlikely suspect for murder. people seemed to like him. you know, he h

state senator brian jones said in a statement, "this special session is clearly just another political stunt, a desperate attempt to distract from democrats' significant losses across california on tuesday." >>> just a few months ago trump suggested that his next administration might withhold federal disaster response funding from california. >> gavin newscum is going to sign those papers and if he doesn't, we won't give him money to put out all his fires and if we don't, he's got problems. he's a lousy governor. >> the threat was in response to a dispute with newsom over water deliveries to farmers. newsom congratulated president donald trump on his victory and vice president kamala harris for running an inspiring campaign. he emphasized the need for a peaceful transfer of power. >> you can't love your country only when you win. you can't love your neighbor only when you agree. something i hope we can do no matter who you voted for is see each other not as adversaries, but as fellow americans. bring down the temperature. >> biden is expected to meet with trump at the white house soon

state senator brian jones said in a statement, "this special session is clearly just another political stunt, a desperate attempt to distract from democrats' significant losses across california on tuesday." >>> during trump's first term in office, california filed 120 lawsuits, many targeting trump's environmental and immigration policies and today attorney general rob bonta spoke in san francisco promising to renew that fight. >> you can be sure that as california attorney general, if trump attacks your rights, i'll be there. if trump comes after your freedoms, i'll be there. >> in the meantime president joe biden and president-elect donald trump will soon meet at the white house to discuss the handover to the next administration. our natalie brand is in washington where president biden made his first remarks since trump's victory. >> reporter: president biden surrounded by staffers and cabinet members reflected on tuesday's election and said his administration will insure a peaceful transfer of power. >> we accept the choice the country made. i've said many times you can't love your

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulationslifornia air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs a program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. a low-carbon fuel standard is allowed us to transition now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel diesel into diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as high as $0.65 p

el líder de la minoría del senado, brian jones, dice que la propuesta 36 en su boleta de noviembre podría y justicia, dice que el paquete legislativo por sí solo debería resolver el problema. la pregunta realmente es queremos volver a caer en los peores excesos de los días de la mano dura contra el crimen y la guerra, contra las drogas. el proyecto de ley más importante del paquete es la ley de reducción del robo en comercios minoristas. establece que robar más de 950 $ en mercancía con la intención de vender o devolver por su valor es un delito grave. y cuando una persona roba diferentes víctimas, estos delitos podrían agruparse para obtener una pena más severa. these are the kinds of targeted. estos son los tipos de soluciones específicas que realmente marcarán la diferencia. mientras tanto, la propuesta 36 también convierte ciertos casos de posesión de fentanilo en un delito grave. sin embargo, permite a las personas completar el tratamiento en lugar de cumplir condena tras las rejas. if you've been shown to be a repeat criminal si se ha demostrado que usted es un delincuente reinciden

san diego state senator brian jones he says he's planning to introduce a new bill next year that wouldhese new low emission requirements that we're we're going to put in is going to recall it's very simple, bil. it's going to recall a lot of these regulations and get us back to a basis here in california. that's reasonable, that protects the protects the environment. but also protects the economy and protects my constituents pocketbooks from these. the bottom line, these regulations that the governor is passing are untested. we don't even know if they work. you might recall this past october, governor gavin newsom signed ab two one into law that requires oil refiners to maintain a reserve of fuel to avoid shortages. that creates price spikes at the pump. oil companies say that new requirement will require them to build more storage facilities, which will increase the cost to consumers. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell, nbc bay area news. all right, bob, thank you. a possible consequential discussion surrounding the future of several schools in vallejo. just ahead on nbc bay

san diego state senator brian jones says he's introducing a new bill next year that would put the brakes on these new low emission requirements. it's a very simple bill. it's going to recall a lot of these regulations and get us back to a basis here in california that's reasonable, that protects the protects the environment, but also protects the economy and protects my constituents pocketbooks. state senator jones says he plans to introduce the bill on the first day of the new legislative session, and that is december 2nd. we are on the verge of a somber anniversary. it's been nearly eight years since the ghost ship fire, which is the deadliest in oakland history. 36 people died during a party inside that illegally converted warehouse. to this day, some survivors fear oakland has not learned a key lesson from this tragedy. carmen brito made it out of the ghost ship in 2016, and is building a memorial at a waterfront artists collective. she's a ceramics teacher and is making a tile for each person who got trapped inside. she hopes by finishing this project by december 2nd, which is the a

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulations. the california air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. the low carbon fuel standards just allowed us to transition. now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel diesel into diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as hig

republican senator brian jones from san diego announced today he intends to repeal a change to the lowbon fuel standard program. the california air resources board voted a few weeks ago to update the clean air standards, which meant an increase in our gas prices. jones says his bill would roll back the regulations like these while both protecting the environment and protecting pocketbooks. your bank account. we don't know exactly when senator jones will propose this bill, but lawmakers return to sacramento in january. the clock is ticking in oakland tonight. city leaders have less than two months to balance their budget. at today's council meeting, projections showed that oakland is expected to overspend by $93 million. the city has already tapped into its emergency reserves, triggered a contingency budget and cut millions. they say overspending and overtime by police and fire is largely driving that deficit. opd says the chief is working to reduce overtime immediately, but frustrated residents say the city the city should have figured this out sooner. you're going to have to make cuts

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulations. the california air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. the low carbon fuel standards does allowed us to transition. now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel diesel and a diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and %% potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as

. >> california senate minority leader brian jones is proposing a different path. >> california has waiversderal government on the regulation of, i believe, a fuel production uh- fuel supply and the epa lets california do whatever it wants to do under these waivers. i want to look into how can the federal government remove these waivers and begin to bring some accountability. >> the board said their goal is to address climate change, lays out a plan to achieve carbonays neutrality by 2045 that would also result in a 94% reduction in petroleum demand by 2045. some californians view this as the state pushing them to drive electric vehicles, something not everyone can afford or in some cases, want. >> i'm kind of old school. i just like the gasoline better. also range anxiety. i don't want to have to worry about if i'm going on a trip six hours away. how many times i have to stop to charge in san francisco? >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> us stocks closed their best week in a year today, with all indices ending at record highs. the dow enjoyed a triple digit gain of 260 points, closing just un

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulationse california air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. a low-carbon fuel standard is allowed us to transition now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel, diesel and a diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as high as $0.

san diego state senator brian jones says that he's planning to introduce a new bill next year.s recently approved new emissions restrictions, which are set to take effect next year. jones believes that it will likely immediately lead to higher gas prices, prices that statewide already some of the highest in the nation. lawmakers returned to sacramento in january for a new session. although governor gavin newsom is convening a special session in two weeks. okay, so could there be a better gift than the gift of life? yeah, i don't think so. all right, so we actually have a chance for you to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the iconic nbc show friends. this is while helping out the red cross. could there be in the spirit of thanksgiving, the red cross is offering two pairs of socks to donors. one for you, one to share with a friend that turkey is based on the beloved episode where monica. do you remember it? she donned that turkey on her head and chandler tells her he loves her. this is a great time to show your giving spirit. blood and platelet supply tends to drop during the ho

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulationsrnia air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs a program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. the low carbon fuel standards just allowed us to transition. now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel diesel into diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as high as $0.65

. >> well, the top republican in california state senate blasted the move, state senator brian jones said in a statement the special session is clearly just another political stunt. a desperate attempt to distract from democrats' significant losses across california on tuesday. >>> well, meanwhile, president-elect trump announcing susie wiles as the white house chief of staff becoming the first woman to hold the role. >> one that doesn't want to come to the mic and in fact when trump called her to the mic she declined. she was co-chair of his 2024 campaign. we'll have more on the president-elect's transition back to the white house a little bit later in the hour. >>> and for all the latest election results head to kpix.com or download the free cbs news app. >>> it is the start of ski season y'all. we're going to be live at one of the resorts getting ready to open its doors at lake tahoe. >>> now let's talk about the price you will pay to get up to tahoe. in gas. with veronica. >> reporter: look at this. $3.79 for gas here in mill valley. and just some people saying they are seeing so

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulations. the california air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs a program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. the low carbon fuel standards just allowed us to transition. now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel diesel into diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as h

state senator brian jones wants to repeal state fuel standards when the legislature returns in januaryces board says those measures, approved earlier in the month, will reduce greenhouse gases. but jones says the regulations will increase costs for refineries and that cost will then be passed on to the consumer. >> recall a lot of these regulations and get us back to a basis here in california. that's reasonable, that protects the protects the environment, but also protects the economy and protects my constituents pocketbooks. >> the california air resources. >> the updated clean air standards goes into effect next year. the air board says it will monitor gas prices and make adjustments if needed. >> okay. coming up tonight, president-elect donald trump continuing to build his cabinet. >> also one california city taking action to protect undocumented immigrants ahead of trump's second administration. >> and we continue to follow that powerful storm that is headed our way. chief meteorologist bill martin is back after the break with more oe your business needs a network it can count on.

san diego state senator brian jones says that he's planning to introduce a new law bill, or this is aear. it would roll back and repeal the state air board's recently approved new emissions restrictions, which would set to take effect next year. jones believes that it will likely immediately lead to higher gas prices, prices that statewide are already some of the highest in the nation. lawmakers returned to sacramento in january for the new session, although governor newsom is convening a special session in two weeks. now to a live look at the skyline in downtown san jose, where you can bundle up and get ready to skate downtown ice is opening tonight. the skating rink is on south market street in the circle of palms plaza, between the san jose museum of art and the insignia hotel. it opens at 6:00 tonight. you can take it easy like those folks right against the wall. or show your flair. you know what? you could also meet mike inouye and miriam villarreal. they are emceeing the event tonight. once again, it's at 6:00. now. let's see if the weather is going to hold up though. kari it. t

. >> california senate minority leader brian jones is proposing a different path. >> california has waivers from the federal government on the regulation of, i believe, of fuel production, uh- fuel supply and the epa lets california do whatever it wants to do under these waivers. i want to look into how can the federal government remove these waivers and begin to bring some accountability. >> the board said their goal is to address climate change, lays out a plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045 that would also result in a 94% reduction in petroleum demand by 2045. some californians view this as the state pushing them to drive electric vehicles, something not everyone can afford or in some cases, want. >> i'm kind of old school. i just like the gasoline better. also range anxiety. i don't want to have to worry about if i'm going on a trip six hours away. how many times i have to stop to charge in san francisco? >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. the latest developments in that devastating ventura county wildfire fighting for education in california as p

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulationse california air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. a low-carbon fuel standard is allowed us to transition now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel diesel and a diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as high as $0.6

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulations air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. a low-carbon fuel standard is allowed us to transition now almost half. >> of our dirty diesel, diesel and a diesel's created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as high as $0.65 per gallo

that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulationsoard approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure. the new policy officially makes changes to what's known as the california low-carbon fuel standard or lcfs a program put in place more than a decade ago aimed at reducing transportation emissions. supporters of the latest update including governor gavin newsom say it will protect the environment and reduce emissions by an additional 30% in the coming years. a low-carbon fuel standard is allowed us to transition now almost half. >>of our dirty diesel, diesel and a diesels created thousands and thousands of jobs. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more in future years. another analysis found increases could jump as high as $0.65 per gallon. the analysys

state senator brian jones from san diego county wants to repeal state fuel standards when the legislature board says the measures approved earlier this month will reduce greenhouse gases, but jones says the regulations will increase costs for refineries and that cost will be passed on to the consumer. >> he's going to recall a lot of these regulations and get us back to a basis here in california that's reasonable, that protects the protects the environment, but also protects the economy. and protects my constituents pocketbooks. >> this after the california air resources board. >> the standards go into effect next year. >> our time is just about 620. right back to frank mallicoat. lots to talk about in our morning commute. frank. >> yeah. if you are moving from the east bay trying to get to the city, you got a slow roll on a wednesday. i think everyone is trying to beat the rain. let's take a look. highway 24. in the lamorinda corridor. look at that. lots of red tail lights working their way on highway 24 from lafayette into orinda. through the caldecott tunnel. there were some earlier i

jones was drafted sixth overall in 2019 by the giants, and signed a four—year, $160 million contract just last year. giants coach brianve, and confirmed that tommy devito would replace jones as quarterback, not backup drew lock, for their game against tampa bay on sunday. to basketball, then, and charlotte hornets guard lamelo ball has been fined by the nba for making an offensive and derogatory homophobic comment. the 23—year—old made the remark in a courtside interview after their close home win over the milwaukee bucks on saturday. he'll have to pay £79,000, which is the maximum fine the nba could hand out under current guidelines. now, can you guess who this is? there have been a few instances where statues of sports stars haven't quite lived up to their billing. thejury might be out on this one. it is, of course, if you haven't guessed already, harry kane. and though it's not had a completely positive response from fans, the england captain was very happy that a bronze double of him was unveiled near to where he grew up in walthamstow. it's pretty special, to be honest. i think, you know, when you're young, you d

jones caused. >> well, hats off to them all. brian stelter, thank you very meantime, president-elect donald trump has announced many of his cabinet picks this week, including the new head of the environmental protection agency, hasn't gotten as much news, but this is also fascinating. former republican congressman of new york, lee zeldin. in 2014, he was asked about climate change and this was his stance. >> i'm not sold, yet, on the whole argument that we had as serious a problem with climate change as other people are. >> with me now to discuss this pick is cnn's bill weir. our climate guru. bill, what can you tell us about this? because, i mean, he could have picked a coal industry lobbyist or something like that, but lee zeldin? >> yeah, that was the move the last go around. you remember, scott pruitt, the oklahoma attorney general who spent most of his year suing the epa, put in charge of it, and he flamed out during ethics scandals. andrew eiler, a coal lobbyist, replaced him, and probably wanted that job back, from what we unde

brian: is he puerto rican. he was, one, not offended. >> ainsley: to have a comedian? >> lawrence: we always trust you because you have the pulse of the people down there in pennsylvania. van jonesas on cnn the other day. this is what he had to say. >> brian: last night. >> we are behind in pennsylvania, folks. we are behind. we are not where we are supposed to be in the early vote. that means get up and go vote. stand in long lines what you have to do. when she says we are the underdog. she is the underdog. >> lawrence: what are you seeing? >> he is not wrong. the democrats do not have the robust mail-in ballot turnout that they expected, republicans, in particular, in rural areas are turning out robustly in the mail-in ballots. and a lot of those mail-in ballots in rural areas are democrat. but these are heirloom or legacy democrats that have been democrats all their lives; however, that has changed because the coalitions have changed. you saw the example last night in pittsburgh at trump's rally, seeing a very diverse coalition, a ton of young people, men and women, but, also the audience was very diverse. and i think that is what they're looking at. and democrats have a prob

. >> brian: doing the dance after they went back and you will see john jones afterwards giving a belle wins the mat to the octagon. >> ainsley: and does the dance. >> steve: speaking of kid rock, people keep asking if i am a post of the president's cabinet? i do, the liquor cabinet. >> brian: he doesn't drink half as much as he says he does but he's too good of shape. >> steve: kid rock? speed when he looks fantastic and he has the lifestyle we all envy. i've seen that lifestyle. sage dale was there two rose back and a lot of people thought she would be press secretary and she was on earlier on the show with steve. watch. >> elon musk and everybody was there and it was just incredible. the energy awesome. i was smiling and i know a lot of other people were too. john bonz jones doing the trump dance in the middle of the octagon for what he did. it was so incredible and hopefully, everybody else saw this. let's just enjoy what this is. laser athlete celebrating victories, bringing people together. so to watch trump, by the way, absorbing as well and enjoying and laughing and john jones

the fbi -- >> brian: do you think some nfl players are not going to go to their games this week because they are afraid? >> todd: if the giants didn't have a buy i would hope that daniel jonest's been a rough season, brian. >> brian: he has not had the great season. >> ainsley: if there is a funeral criminal also go through a newspaper when the funerals are. don't broadcast when you are going on vacation and you do have to leave your house funeral or football game whatever, have someone in your home. >> steve: wait a minute, we are all on tv right now. ainsley: well, have someone at your house protecting it right now. >> lawrence: or according to brian just have a dog there. >> brian: migrate pyrenees i'm convinced not into the word great. he could do anything. >> ainsley: can you borrow my toy poodle. >> brian: no thank you. ♪ i love you when you are sing ♪ i got a lump in my throat ♪ it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock market is now down 23%). this is happening people. where there are so few certainties... (laughing) look around you. you deserve to know. as we navigate a future unknown. i'm glad i found stabil

jones. with me is our news correspondent, simonjones. has been a huge search taking place over the last day or so. this was a 75—year—old dog walker called brianalking his dog. he was 75 years old and there was a huge search, involving a lot of different agencies. but the police have told us the last hour or so they have now recovered a body. that body has not been formally identified yet. the police have made a point of thanking all of those who came and joined the search. members of the local community as well as the emergency services. because they have been doing this in very difficult weather conditions. we were always told that storm bert was going to be with us for a couple of days, and it has been described as a multi—hazard event. what we have seen, as well as the flooding we have seen in large parts of wales, we have seen torrential rain, snow, ice. it has been really difficult for the emergency services to deal with and for people to get around. the latest from pontypridd, we heard from the council leader there and he says he is really surprised that area was not under a red weather warning. that area was not under a red weatherwarn

jones. police in north wales say they've recovered a body in the search for a 75—year—old man who disappeared on saturday. brian walking his dog in an area affected by significant floodwater, next to the river conwy near trefriw. there's been no formal identification but the police say his family have been informed. storm bert is battering parts of britain for a second day — there are more than 100 flood warnings in place. wales was badly hit this morning. authorities in south wales told a news conference that floods had affected between 200—300 properties. the uk prime minister keir starmer has said on social media, "thank you to the emergency services "who are working tirelessly "to protect communities — my thoughts are with "those impacted." danjohnson reports from the river taff in pontypridd. across south wales, water levels are high, rivers have burst their banks and homes are flooded, bringing misery for people who in many cases have been hit for a second time. didn't have enough time to move the van. by the time i got back it went from one foot to a metre and i only went around the corner so within five

brian: carley will sit there and eat with them. >> lawrence: carley, you are crushing thattin dooer in heels. >> steve: that is why they call it happy valley. speaking of business, dow jones loves the fact donald trump was re-elected yesterday, dow futures are up 1350. truth social has made donald trump over a billion dollars personally for him today, his state because of reelection and crypto is through the roof. >> brian: it will screw up barron's financial aid package, he will not qualify, down side. >> steve: home school. >> brian: you know how xenive nyu is. >> ainsley: big victory taking control of senate. >> steve: turn to madeleine rivera live in dc looking at numbers all morning. >> madeleine: republicans looking to scoop up more seats as the day goes on. associated press declared tim shehy winner of the senate race in montana defeating jon tester and they feel good about chances in pennsylvania and michigan for races still too close for fox to call. early wins on tuesday in west virginia and ohio as expected, jim justice flipped joe manchin's seat in west virginia and republican businessman beat moreno, enough to hand majority on tuesday night, now net gain of t