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yes, clark county, which is _ needed? yes, clark county, which is las _ needed? s las vegas, - needed? yes, clark county, which is las vegas, maybe l which is las vegas, maybe two—thirds or three quarters of the population of nevada, the state of nevada, is in that one county. you are absolutely right, when those votes were tallied it brought forward a majority of catherine cortez masto, who had been a couple hundred votes behind her republican challenger up to that point. but this has been neck and neck. here we are, four days after the mid—term elections, and only now do we know the result of the upper house, no longer do we have to look to the run—off in the state of georgia, which is due to take place early in december. what happens now as far as the house of representatives is concerned is still up in the air, but all the indications are that the so—called red wave of republican victories has not materialised and that therefore the republicans are looking at slender advantages as far as the lower house is concerned that many had led us to believe we would see

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clark discusses. it's a hawk, so you understand. yes, he is x of course, but the hawk is not swift.have to focus your combat power, so they are focused in this moment, if they take a bang, then this will open the door to the kramatorsk slavic, but also serve as a kind of springboard for grinding the ukrainian forces. and that's what they want to do, if could not prove unbearable pressure on these ukrainian forces, then reinforcements from kherson, if they are a servant to force the ukrainians to request a ceasefire or putin will win a respite, so there are places where ukrainians really need to hold on. they dug in, holding out, but suffering heavy losses. this is a meat grinder. interesting assessments are true, here they are forced to say this, they are forced to say it, in this sense they have nowhere to go. close he may be in a very disadvantageous position. do you know what? what is the reason that e cropped out ursula foundation's performance. yes, they removed it from twitter and so on with her account. um, well, officially they say that this topic is very sensitive for ukrai

clyburn, they were able to count votes and do you confidence that jeffries and clark and aguilar, that they could do the same? >> yes, i do. hakeem jeffries and catherine clark, pete aguilar, they have the full confidence of house democrats. they are the next generation of leadership. and they are going to keep us focused on lowering costs for american families, and protecting the democracy and winning back the house in 2024. we are organized and we are unified. >> you talk about the next generation which nancy pelosi did and democrats are talking about right now. joe biden has been in the senate longer than you've been alive. he joined the senate 15 years before you were born. is biden too old for this new generation. >> joe biden has always put the country first when he made political decision. he's going to decide in his own time what makes sense for the nefrmt presidential cycle and i have no doubt that he's put america's best interest first when does that. right now i'm focused on working with our new house leadership on how we're going to take back the house in 2024. >> republicans of course have a majority. i

yes, of course hudson. invite mr. clark'sriends, they are there alone, they cannot be confused with anyone. too bad you're out of shape. i wanted to show you hong kong. yes, i am upset myself. i read, the city is wonderful. botanical garden museum. botanical garden. there is something better here. apparently, i read books. no, don't turn off the music goes to the champagne. ladies please. sit down. wish you had recovered from the flu, ogden? i thought we were going somewhere with the ladies, but i'm afraid the night air is dangerous for you. no, i'll wrap my throat and just where the girls don't know, we went to the toilet right behind you. i inspired them. let me tell you about them. forgive this daughter, russian aristocrats are absolutely genuine parents fled to shanghai during the russian revolution, shanghai then was a rotten place. in my opinion, harwick is handsome, and what good is he not a penny. well, there is no romance in you, romance comes from money. i thought harley was rich you had no flair dear. this is anoth

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>> yes i think in nevada clark county share of joe lombardo is probably going to defeat the incumbentto select. the pandemic -- nevada depends on tourism. the pandemic really shut them down and they were hit hard by think embargoes going to pull that out and maybe old blake masters across up going as well. paul: kim any sleeper for you? >> new mexico for that is where michelle mission relatively popular democratic governor is facing a surprisingly stiff challenge against all on the issue of crime. >> alright thank you oprah still had the supreme court hears oral comments into potential landmark cases that could change the way race is used in college admissions so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. a kohler walk-in bath has one of the lowest step-ins of any walk-in bath for easy entry and exit. it features textured surfaces, convenient handrails for more stab

clark county in about of that we promised to at the top of the hour. we're gonna go right over to steve kornacki, at the big board. steve, what are those numbers saying? >> yes we just did get it back from clark out in about. now this looks like votes that election officials, yesterday, had indicated would be released today. so we are talking about, potentially, 50, 70,000. it is a little over 12,000 they've just released. and cortez masto got 7480 of them. and laxalt got 41 95. so, again, that mail vote in clark county has been strongly democratic. that is basically a 64 -- 60 1:34 split. or 61% 34%. the cortez masto scans from this new batch of votes. so, as you can see, without a statewide. that shapes 3200 votes, almost 3300 both laxalt lead. it falls down to 12,000. 671. so, again, yesterday. officials had talked about having about 27,000 ballots. this is going to get very confusing. they talked about having 27,000 ballots. yesterday. 14,000 were released last night and it looks like this is gonna be the rest of 27,000. but they're talking about it yesterday. and then there is this -- that would leave, then, this 50 -- or this batch of about 56,000 vote

this is what, i still agree to some extent with general clark, and not quite, of course, but in general yestant thing is actually in the war - these are forces. it's not even a city. these are precisely the military forces that the enemy has, and in fact the most terrible thing for the all-union that is happening now. this is what we returned to in the situation of the summer, when our troops really crushed the enemy in his trenches, and the situation was sitting, which was aggravated by the fact that the foliage was sleeping, it became easier to do, again, this is dirt, which you said is dirt. yes, it is at the beginning. our ally has begun to work, yes, in fact, it is indeed at the moment our ally and the enemy is much harder now to hold their positions, because there is already a lot of video, which is from the ukrainian trenches, where they collapsed, and there they try to somehow fight for this dirt. but it is unrealistic to conduct military operations relying on these positions is very, very difficult. and whoever has the initiative in this situation is generally much better in the si

poised to deliver a great victory to hold the senate right here in nevada, and yes, the votes are coming right through clarky, in nevada's fourth congressional district. i was with senator catherine cortez masto yesterday at a veterans event, and as you indicated, we will have mail ballot votes, and drop box votes reported out early today. i am confident that not only will she take the lead, but she will go on to win reelection to the united states senate. giving us the majority that we need from nevada. >> congressman, i want to talk about the voters in clark county for just a little bit. for people at home who don't know, clark county is the county in which las vegas is situated, heavy african american population. talk about how their participation has made a difference. because in the lead up to election day, i think there are a lot of people who thought my vote is not going to count, it might not matter. but this is coming down to the wire. >> you know what i love about nevada is that we are persevering. we do not give up. we look out for one another. we are a very diverse state and community here in la

>> yes, it is crunch time here in clark county.ndate that they have to get these ballots counted by today, and we did get significant movement today ahead of this deadline. and they had about 27,000 votes last, night in cortez masto picked up about 17,000 of them. republican adam laxalt picked up about 9000. this means, not counting those uninsured ballots which do exist out there, there are about 23,000 ballots left to count in clark county. those are the mailed in usps ballots, and those ballots that were dropped and drop auctions on election day. and in reno, they've got 11,000 ballots that were announced last night. s we are expecting about 9000 more to be announced today. but they have been breaking towards cortez masto, and so the trend continues. and we can see cortez masto soon take a lead here in this race. there's been a lot of complaints however about why this process is not moving faster. why is ticking for days just to get to this point. here is what registered voters had to say. >> we don't want to see voters who are

clarke you heard these repatriated prisoners of war. i know their stories but you do you have any releasable figures on the number of victims of communist atrocities? >> yesowns. actually we recovered or uncovered i might say over 10,000 bodies, victims of communist treachery and savage murder in korea. as a matter of fact the evidence indicates there were over 30,000 that have been murdered in cold blood by the communists of which about 11,600 actually were united nations troops. >> what has been the treatment of red prisoners in our own camps general? >> notwithstanding the communist screams to the contrary we abided strictly by the terms of the geneva conference with regard to war, with regards to clothing, food and medical treatment. as a matter of fact they never had it so good as they did in these p.o.w. camps that we administered. >> how was the medical treatment of american prisoners of war in their camp's? >> he was pretty crude. surgical procedures were very barbaric. they didn't permit our own doctors said in capture to have any medicines or means of taking care our own sick and wanted people and we have evidence of many amputations that took p

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clark. and welcome to friday. yeseterans today we have to go to traffic with ali rasam is a major problem in the east bay and pleasant continues to be a problem. north bong 6 80 all lanes closed at bernal in pleasanton, and we have a live picture from the ground from her photographer. chip at the scene . there, you see the only this is looking at the north bend direction of traffic completely stopped. there's only trucks. they're stuck because over the last hour or so the chp has turned around every smaller vehicle or car that was stuck in this to drive shoulder because g to be until at least 8 30, according to the chp to clear the northbound lanes of 6 80 at brunel and this what you're looking at is the reason why there you see that big rig completely on its side. it rolled over. for around five o'clock this morning and the truck cab that you see right in the center of your screen fell right on top of the center divide, and it's kind of sliced that center divide sliced through it. so some of the southbound lanes and

clark. can you talk a little bit about how he comes to head the justice department? >> yes, yes i can. i don't want to leave you hanging on your previous analogy. it is regarding the past president. i don't want you to get left out there on your own on that comparison. that is something i spent a better part of four years thinking about. there were many americans who simply believe that harry truman was on not up to the job. he simply was not spartan for the job. there's a certain type of person who should be president of the united states. that person, especially after electing franklin roosevelt to four terms as president, america had a certain pedigree. you have herbert hoover. they threw him out. nobody doubted the man's intelligence. you have harry truman, who is using curse words in press conferences. women were pulling their children away. kids were kicking and screaming. she says, we have to leave now, the president is talking. there was this idea that we have the crass boar suddenly in the white house. truman was aware of that. as our past presidents were aware of it as well.

so yes to answer mr clarke's question. it will be warmer today. a little bit here. sunny breezy. i mean, the days are very short. my goodness. santa rosa conquered redwood city, san jose, all the arrows are up 68 66 65 66. there's you know, it's northeast to 28. oakland north that's right above the claremont there . mount diablo, north of 27, mount veeder, atlas peak, also middle peak right above the oakland zoo. it's all northerly in their mid forties here, sonoma mountains 46. oakland hills 45 northeast 28. so it's all in northeast and i don't care. what time of the year it is. you get that northeast berkeley, oakland, emeryville, you're going to warm up hayward as well. thirties forties on the temps here for a lot of locations on the peninsula. now it's still cold, but yesterday was colder. 52 pillar point. look at that little offshore breeze there belmont's 45, but palo alto, stanford meadow park, atherton, woodside all in the thirties, although they were closer to 32 33 yesterday, you can see that little system sliding down the coast. it's almost out of the picture hardly ev

yes. disturbed by the letter, donahu immediately started to clark riding, "this would be a great step for political and social ramifications for the country." peas i had to make it clear to him that there was no world in which i and certainly the age you were going to sign a letter like that. >> roseann donahue met with clark later that evening. i do remember at the very and say to him, "what you are proposing is nothing less than having the united states state department mail in the outcome of an american presidential election." >> but again jeffrey clark ignored the direction of just part leadership*. he continued to claim, falsely, that there was widespread election fraud. he pushed to send out the lette again. and on january 3rd he told rose president trump had offered him the role of attorney general, and he had accepted. >> that led to a series of discussions and meetings that day. at this point it had gone so fa that we had to bring the other leaders in any point to them, s they were prepared in case it happened, but also to get their take on what they would do if that did happen.

she is now 60% of clark county she's up there 55 - 42 not a commanding lead. nothing in washoe and i misspoke it was mineral county yescounties reporting one of them complete and to incomplete. >> they were 49 - 49 but even if i cheated 50 and this is again control of the u.s. senate but relies on nevada. then you wonder if raphael warnock can get to 50 and seal the deal. if he does that you are back to status quo with, here's. >> what did you tell us a few hours ago and georgia automatic recount .5% or less. hit the home key there and come on out here to the senate. and go into georgia and show where we are now. your .8% so there's not an automatic recount in this race if you were to conclude it. hit the top checkmark this is outstanding. it's hard to see because there are so many votes in. a little pink in columbia and near the border of north carolina. i don't know what's going on take the checkmark off and let's go in. peach county georgia. as it should be. >> if you go to the president right there and watch this margin here try was just about 52%, little shy go back to the senate. >> this is fun. >> i been doing

clark. tuesday morning, november 22nd. i told rosemary, i went outside her kout. yes, was freezing standing out there.hough. fishing yeah, you up. oh, yeah, it'll wake you up for sure. and as i told you during the break, dave, it's your fault for stepping outside . if you do need to be outside if you have someplace to be, yes, bundle up temperatures just as cold as yesterday morning. i've given you a look here at the blue sky. we do have sun rising. oh just before seven o'clock, 6 57 or so on our way and temperatures in the thirties . in most areas, we are going to be dry and mostly clear for today. better details on what you can expect at this time as well as the afternoon and the holiday ahead. coming up in just a bit. at 6 31. let's check the highways this morning with ali. good morning. good morning, rosemary. we are going to start in the east bay. so if you're driving on westbound 80 from san pablo, down towards emeryville and the bay bridge toll plaza, things have been pretty quiet up until now. now you see a little bit of slow traffic building up just past elsa bronte, and that's because there'

clark you do all the way in. it was raining. yes alright, there's some pretty good thunderstorm activity right in and around in between santa cruz, monterey monterey bay. look at that light up like boom boom boom, and even some northern sonoma county, but the main band took its sweet time getting here, but it's here. so there'll be some heavy rain here at times so rainy tuesday morning. that's for sure. uh possible thunderstorms. it's a cold one, and it'll be breezy highs today will only be in the fifties. alright salles here four oh one. good morning, sir. good morning. we have a lot going on. or we have a lot of small fender benders. let me give you some of the more serious problems. highway 84 westbound at thornton. there's a crash there. it's blocking several lanes now. so again day number two heading out to the dumbarton bridge does not seem very good. we also do have flooding reported 8 80 near 1980 . that's right. we make that turn. there's some flooding reported there. there was also some flooding reported near the mcarthur

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yes it is not as cold. that is correct. mr clark still cool their thirties and forties , but we're not seeing the upper twenties or low thirties from most. there's just too many high clouds are still some that are down in the mid thirties here for many, but it will be mostly sunny. partly sunny with friday on my mind today we do have a little julie cole again. yesterday was much colder high clouds a little warmer. this will be the last day before things really kind of change here and that will start on the weekend sixties on the temps. alright, sal's here at 6 31. he will start this time with the cemetery bridge. steve i'm just kind of looking at that bridge and looking at all the bridges, really? i just decided to start with that one. because it looks pretty good. the traffic does anyway. as you drive across the bridge. now, if you're going to the bay bridge, there's a little bit of a backup that's beginning to build. likewise for highway four, there was also looking. speaking of bridges. i was also checking out the richmond bridge

yes we do have a forecast. it does look pretty good, mr clark. maybe not as nice or warm as yesterday but still looks good.t will be clear in the morninge temps. we have an easy northerlyst lookinn marin county. there, anywhere from about 34 to 54. depending on if you have a breeze or not severe clear, though, as we like to say here clear, cold morning for many, although there's others that are in the forties and fifties, but we'll end up with wall to wall son. it'll be another nice day was sixties on those temps. alright salads here and i have it on good authority. we need to head out the highway for we do because the freeway is shut down in the westbound direction, and this is a big deal, obviously because of westbound highway for taking so much traffic. you can see that the freeways being taken off here or the traffic from the freeways being taken off just right near bailey. and look at all that slow traffic. we have already coming up on the freeway . so please give yourself plenty of time. so far. the backup is only to pittsburgh, but it's only going to grow as you drive from antioch. this way. you hav

yes indeed. they can ascend to power because they become more powerful, they can continue to claim that they are victims. but they're not victims. she went to private school, kristen clarkee is a product of privilege. what's interesting is that even as they tell you affirmative-action is the most important social policy, you can't isolate anyone individually. it's totally not allowed to put other people at kristen clarke. are those protected groups doing? are they benefiting from generations of affirmative-action chris mcdonald or not. the kids of doctors are benefiting from affirmative action. s.a.t. results for black high school students are still abysmal. no one's helping them. how are they being helped? do not being out. the children of nonprofit executives and doctors were saying curtis and barack obama, they're all benefiting. but the people who need it or not getting any benefit, infective being ignored. it's ridiculous. some of the arguments in favor of it today. science compels a racial's parole system. this is real. >> the supreme court could stem professionals, science, must stand against the white supremacy and scientific racism that fuels arguments against i

yes, 22,000 is the big number. that is how many mail ballots are left to be counted here in clark county. and they said they will get those counted, in the system by tonight. so what does that mean? it means the ballots that were mailed in the usps, postmarked by election day are going to be all counted by today. and it also ballots that were dropped in the drop boxes at polling locations on election day. that is what this 22,000 are made of. there is a couple other numbers to throw at you here. 7000 ballots have been cured which means, there was an issue with the signature on the ballot. they contacted the people in clark county and they took action to fix their ballot and that has been taken care of. those ballots will count but will not count until next week. 7000 other ballots have not yet been cured yet. so what that means is that if they don't contact the county, by monday, their ballot will not count. so those two numbers for you, we will be getting the numbers of those 22,000. how they break down, this afternoon we are told later this afternoon specific time, evening on the east c

i'm dave clark thursday morning , november 10th and went outside came back told steve the skies open opening up nice. it's just cold. here it's cold here. it's cold. it's cold here. yes. oh, no doubt about it under clear skies. thank you, mr clark. we have a lot of thirties and forties showing up it will be a beautiful day. teeny bit of fog. maybe, but most of that's out to the valley. but everything looks good for a lot of sunshine. just the days are so short as you know, so wall the wall sunshine today. cold morning thirties forties frost advisory till nine o'clock, but it'll be a little bit warmer today with upper fifties and a few low sixties now showing up still below average. alright, so i was here 6 30 in the morning. he's bay bay bridge. what we have to go back to the peninsula because i don't want you to be surprised if you drive on 92 you see the same mateo bridge and you think? oh my goodness. it's a great commute. not so because when you get over to the peninsula you will see to crash is one of the more serious than the other. nevertheless let me just get rid of the icons to show you what the traffic looks like. it's very slow right as you come off that s

clark from south jersey, michelle not fully endorsing biden would be like my mom saying if i'm not sure the most handsome. i mean, you're supposed to say yesse, if he's up to it. but she can't do it. shane from springfield, massachusetts, jesse, i love hearing you try to pronounce towns from massachusetts. here's a lake for you. lake -- i don't think that is real. go jump in it. that's all for us. dvr the show. if you can understand crypto, try to dvr the show. i'm waters. this is my world. tucker is next. >> good evening. welcome to tuck tuck tonight. i'm tulsi gabbard standing in for tucker. at this point in time, it looks like republicans will take control of the house of representatives and democrats will hold on to the senate. now, we've spent all week hearing nothing but pundits pontificating what happened in this election. if you're like me, you had enough of that. it's time to

clark county. they have told us, we are getting something out of washoe, maybe 10,000 you are saying, out of washoe? >> yesnfusing. there's, they told us yesterday, 20,000 to votes to come. now, the indicate there are 20,000 left. i'm not sure if that's 10, 000th will be put out in one batch tonight, or if that is 10,000 that includes provision, that includes cured, that includes types of vote that we're not gonna see until next year. so i don't know if you'll see all 10,000 tonight. last night, we had an update that came out of washoe county of about 10,000 votes. cortez masto they get more votes out of it and then laxalt, although, again, when i talk about how big cortez masto has been winning this male vote that we've been seeing that reported out of clark county, what she won the vote out of washoe last night was single digits. so, she did not gain that many votes from it. so, that's why, again, probably why clark is so crucial just in terms of the outcome of this race. and what we learn from this vote release. >> can i ask you about something that joe gloria said earlier today, which has become a bit

clark gasia mikaelian. it is friday, november 18th my beautiful sisters. birthday happy birthday. yes.than a big sister. that's right. let's help her have gorgeous day outside by turning to our rosemary oroczo and see. hopefully there's sunshine in the forecast. there is plenty of sunshine, garcia and dave and happy birthday to sister. we are looking at plenty of blue sky for the afternoon today and temperatures will be very seasonal upper fifties along the coast upper sixties for our warmer spots inland under partly cloudy conditions, a bit of a breeze in our hills. better details on that, plus the chilly start this morning. coming up in just a little bit at 7 31. let's check traffic this morning a little bit of trouble on the richmond bridge that's still happening, sal. good morning got better, which is good, rosemary and glad you asked about that because we're going to take a tackle that first westbound richmond bridge. you will see that the traffic that we showed you last time was really slow. now they've opened up the lanes on the other side, and things are beginning to clear out.

yes, pretty pivotal. although there is some drama now that's kind of overshadowing that match between the u.s. and the iranian government. we've got great clark>> with the story. >> u.s. men's soccer coach gregg berhalter showing the iranian team respect as the 2 teams prepare to face off later today at the world cup encounter. the u.s. team under enormous pressure with the win. the team advances. if they draw or lose, they're going home because we know exactly what iran is going to bring. well coached team very committed team at a news conference monday bar halter and team captain tyler adams kept their cool as iranian reporters accuse the men of disrespecting their country for us. it's just focus. you know, we're not looking backwards where there's no talk about, you know, the performance against wales or england. now it's really focused on adams apologize for them is pronunciation. iranian officials also asking the u.s. be ben from competition. >> after the u.s. soccer federation tweeted but later deleted an image of the iranian flag without the islamic republic emblem. it was reportedly done to show solidarity with the people of iran. >>

clark. i just stepped outside. steve. it's lovely out there this morning. it is told me yes, warning. there are some breaks.ut there you go. see dave wouldn't lie to you. there you go. we do have a little bit of activity kind of skirting the coast. they're coming down out of the northwest. we'll start off with more sun in the morning and then we'll get some buildups in the afternoon. i don't think we're done yet, but it's going to be a chilly wednesday. they're cold morning. few showers popping up later mix of sun and clouds. temps will stay unseasonably cool, though with a lot of fifties on the high temps that cells here at 6 31 just the usual or something new showing up more. the usual we've had a couple of things going on right now. we do have 80 westbound has an issue. san pablo road. there's a crash that's blocking lanes there. if you're driving on the east shore freeway from san pablo to richmond, there's a slowdown and a brand new and this got my attention. a pink sedan stalled and one of the lanes on west 80 right near the hercules exit installed in the fast lane. i'm wondering if it's a pink cadill

clark, when he was health secretary in the 80s, when the amulet strikers —— drivers went on strike, it is quite hard for government ministers to get more sympathy than health service workers. , ., ., ., workers. yes the cover of the daily star really - cover of the daily star really reminding us of how nhs front line staff were on the coalface in the coronavirus pandemic, particularly if you think back to march 2021 our knowledge of the virus and how it behaved was shockingly rudimentary. —— march 2020, and yet we were putting nhs stuff out there treating patients, which they did valiantly, thatis patients, which they did valiantly, that is why these discussions are so difficult and it is why this story splashed on the cover of newspapers because it is immensely emotive and people do worry that nurses are being undervalued. 0ne people do worry that nurses are being undervalued. one piece of data i would draw your attention to is the fact that when you look at the earnings of graduates one year after graduating, nurses actually are in the top five when it comes to having the top five when it comes to having the highest earnings, behind those who studied medicine, engineering, economics, and veteri

clark. >> i would rather walmart given that game. procter & gamble is more expensive than walmart listen, walmart will win in the environment that we find ourselves in in that game, yes. the problem is i think we've retraced 50% of that, again, that all-time high and recent low that we saw. so the natural progression should be then to make a move to the downside, maybe another 8 or 9% before it gets interesting. >> all right our next guest notices an interesting trend in the markets right now. let's go off the charts with chris who was just ranked the number two technical analyst on wall street in 2022 and the institutional investors research survey chris, congratulations what are we taking a look at >> i think what's notable about this market is how different the action is at the surface level relative to what's playing out under the surface. so the index versus the average st stock. we start with the s&p over the last year wh what do we know here every rally attempt has failed at a high. about 4150 is where the downtrend comes into play. we're presently about 300 points below those august highs now, if we look at the qqq chart here as well, very similar story. ever

clark's tablet is? and that much could kill two or three people. if that was fentanyl. so you can get a rough idea. on how small a dose of fentanyl yescan be destructive. that is what they are putting in to heroin, right? and here it is like a 50 to 100 times more addicting and regular heroin the ones who make that fentanyl and is coming from mexico? makes it with the heroin. oh, this would be more addicting, you know buy more from us. hit it at the price. if they are selling it. then that then be responsible. if they have made money on it. take everything away. they can never own anything in the united states. well, yeah getting to the point of fennel. this is absolutely true. fentanyl is a whole new wrinkle. that is extraordinarily scary. it's scary for users. um, it's scary for for family members, of course because the death toll is really largely due to fentanyl now, i think it's also a very dangerous for law enforcement for ems who have to deal with folks who are overdosing or maybe in drug busts or whatever. they don't they don't know what to what is and what isn't fentanyl and it's a very dangerous for those folks as well. thi

yes, sometimes you have to knock them down. >>> now to nevada where there are roughly 95,000 votes outstanding with both the senate and governor races still undecided. rosa flores is at clarkelection center. that race for the senate in particular tightened overnight. when do we expect the next update and how many votes are we looking at and when will this all be over? >> reporter: you know, the next tranche of results are expected to be posted later this evening. now, today is veterans day, but these workers will not stop working, that's according to the registrar, they will continue counting. there will be a tranche of ballots that will be posted later this evening. now, if you thought that the races in nevada were tight yesterday, well, buckle up because they got tighter, even tighter overnight. in the u.s. senate race republican adam laxalt is ahead of democratic incumbent catherine cortez masto by a razor-thin margin of 1%. we have seen that laxalt's advantage has shrunk. wednesday morning by 22,000 votes then 15,000, 12,000, right now it's 8,900 votes. the governor's race, same thing, it was tight yesterday, right now the republican is leading by 3%. very tight. about

yes, this is my backpack. i might wash it eventually. i might eat a lot of humble pie for this one. >> reporter: the biden's horn cut a gash in her back. clarkld fear is the superintendent of cap rock state park and growing advocate of bison across the country. >> it's cool to be able to drive through this park and have bison walk across the road in front of you and see them and know the history of them. >> reporter: in the 1870s, the texas bison were decimated in the great slaughter, but famed charles and marianne goodnight saved a few. kept on a private ranch for decades. in 2011, the park released the bison to began roaming freely through the 2,000-acre park. since then, beard said the song grew from 80 animals to 350. >> the song "give me a home where the buffalo roam" that's where we live. >> reporter: here, the bison are king. >> they are survivors. you know, they survived our best attempt at trying to get rid of them. and they're making a comeback. >> reporter: has this changed your relationship with this animal? >> i'm sorry, i can't believe you did this to me. i'm trying to protect the opportunity to go experience nature. >> reporte

yes, here is the breakdown, wolf. catherine cortez masto, a total of 350,825 votes. adam laxalt, 300,326 votes. now, this widens catherine cortez masto's margin here in clarknty to 7.53%. it was 6.91% before. so she, again, widens her lead. this is not as big of a lead as president biden had in 2020. that was 9%, but she is getting closer. again, these numbers fresh off the presses here. catherine cortez masto with 52.82% of the vote and adam laxalt with 44.75% of the vote. wolf>> that's in clark county, right? >> reporter: and this is in clark county, correct. >> yeah, it is not statewide because we are seeing in some of the statewide numbers up on the screen right now. all right. john. give us your analysis. hold on for one moment. as a result of these new numbers, right now we have a huge projection to make. look at this. the projection in the high-stakes battle for the united states senate. cnn now projects that democrats will keep control of the united states senate, holding on to the majority they narrowly, narrowly won two years ago. this is an extraordinary victory for the democrats as the battle for control of the house continues to play out. we a

yes, democrats will have a new leadership team when they become the opposition party in january. congressman hakeem jeffries of new york officially launching his bid for democratic leader. congresswoman katherine clarkf massachusetts will seek the number two post in the democratic caucus and california's pete al u lar will run for the number three job. jefferies is 52, clark 59, aguilar 43, they will release the three that are all in their early 80s. speaker pelosi opened the door to this generational shift by announcing this hour yesterday she will step aside after two decades adds the democratic leader. she will stay in congress for now and told reporters i have no intention of being mother-in-law in the kitchen saying my son doesn't like the stuffing that way, this is the way we make it. let's go up to capitol hill and jessica dean. colorful language from nancy pelosi suggesting she will, yes, be a member of congress but will not meddle in the leadership. big news as we get to see the new team. >> reporter: it certainly is, john. the idea of nancy pelosi being a rank and file member is wild. while yesterday was all about speaker pelosi announcing her plans and this leadership team keeping the foc

clark. thursday morning, november 17th . and i think roberta gonzalez wants you to wear a sweater or jacket this morning. yeser this morning than it has been the past couple of mornings thought so. okay in some neighborhoods, at least we dipped down to right around the freezing point and throughout many of our north bay valleys and mid thirties today, the east. but it's going to pan out to be a really pretty autumn day today. good morning, everyone cold. start to your day, nice to warm conditions later, breezing throughout the hills, it will be a tad cooler than yesterday. this is our live wea in half moy nearly freezing in santa rosa, so obviously there will be some frost in and around the valley 37 degrees in fremont inn in concord, mid thirties livermore local 40 san jose later today, go ahead. take a look at your neighborhood fifties at the seashore up to 68 degrees in gilroy. we will feature your friday forecast, which is a big getaway day. but right now, let's check out how the roadways are doing here is sal castaneda to morning. haven't seen you in a while. you know, roberta. good morning. yeah, we ha

clark, are you fighting something there ? you i don't think so. i hope hope. hope you're feeling all right. fine all right. yes out. there is going to get colder for us here. systems coming by, there could be the first of many. although this is more on the cooler and breezy to windy pattern, some development taking place, especially over lake county, so some partly to mostly cloudy, but monday changes here cooler, breezy to windy in the hills mix of sun and clouds and temperatures, which were above above above are now going near average to below . alright sounds here at 6 30 on a monday to tell us the traffic is about what you'd expect. steve there is some slowing out there. and if you're driving into san francisco, i think that you should know that this monday things are about normal at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see that it's backed up all the way out to the maze and metering lights are on nothing too severe, but it's a monday it would people are coming back. you can see 5 80 in the livermore. getting to it from the altamont pass is heavy. the rest of the way is not too slow and eighties getting a l

clark county, it's heavily democratic across the country. the expectations when you're talking about mail-in ballots, you're talking about the core strength here for democrats in terms of all these different types of votes. yeserday, we got a chunk of about 26,000 from core county. corpus masto cleanup among them tonight, it's 22,000. that's the expectation. something like you're saying in terms of the number is what i think democrats are expecting to get the. if she does, you can do the math. you can see what that would do in terms of putting her ahead of laxalt and again, as are saying, there's a lot of land where we see red counties, but there aren't that many books left. laxalt could get a few out of here. while shaw county, does not look like -- again, it's a blue county, and the vote by mail, in particular, has been decent for cortez masto, not as strong as in clark county but decent. she could game, she's there -- she stands logically to game votes out of acho county. like i said, once all that gets through, you are still talking about 6000 provisional ballots in car county. the provisional ballots typically favor democrats strongly to. to the extent that you can see laxalt gain 1000 or two from the r

yes, they've been double whacked by inflation. because they have been hit by costs, gas prices, cost of food, but also that impacts tourism, and that is an employer, especially in clark county, which is so pivotal to democrats, of so many people. so it is a test case in that sense and it is a state that i think democrats should be worried about moving forward, because it is certainly not as blue as it felt four or five years ago. >> quick question about joe biden. he is going to be coming out at 4:00. we will hear him. and he justifiably, taking pride in minimizing the damage in the midterm with the party out of power, but the exit poll results look pretty negative, with two-thirds not wanting him to run for re-election, and larm, large numbers, against his policies, thinking his policies are hurting. how does he take all of that in? >> first i think the vast majority of democrats want him to run for election and i don't know if he is looking for advice from the other party on whether or not she run for re-election at this point, and i think if you look at the outcome here, i know what the exit poll says, democrats ran who won on his agenda, on his agenda and inflati

clark gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, november 30 exactly as we expected it to be. it's cold out there. steve paulson. yesfor us. there's a lot of thirties here. it'll be a cool day. you guys, we get a break today and tomorrow before more rain moves in, especially north of the golden gate saturday evening. and then if everything continues to march in as advertised, there'll be scrambling in the sierra to open up early because there's going to be a ton of snow is the way it's looking here today, though not bad. it's just cold this morning. that's for sure. not only that you can call me the breeze because it would be a cool breeze here. crazy cold morning. lots of thirties here, mostly sunny. high clouds are streaming down from the north, though didn't hear him last time 7 31 with this time we're beginning where let's start in the space. steve i want to show you that things are getting busy. we do have a problem on vala cdo's road and those of you who live in livermore. no that's kind of the shortcut sometimes trying to get over to 6 80 down to the south day today, it is not the shortcut. today is the day t

clark. it's wednesday, right in the middle of the week. it's november. 16th it's also cold outside. it's very cold outside. yes, yes. steve knows all about that. it's called for many not so much in the hills. i mean, it's in the fifties in the hills, but for others, it's really cold over low thirties here for many, a few upper twenties, mount. diablo's just going going bonkers here, 43 to 50 mph much calmer, thank goodness everywhere else, but it's still in north or northeast breeze. so here we go temperatures even though the days aren't very long, they are going to warm up again to be above average. and those higher clouds have no chance so severe clear as we get this offshore breeze clear. cold morning, though all the walls son, it'll be nice to mild to warm. temperatures above average here, especially santa rose in downtown oakland, looking for another beautiful day, all right over to sell. i think he has some good news highway four. i think. yes highway four has reopened. steve and we had earlier closure of highway four that closed it at bailey road. now everyone's getting through, but there is a big backup on h