control of congress hangs in the balance as democrats and republicans make closing arguments to americaners. we will be in the crucial swing states of pennsylvania and georgia, and we are in florida where republican governor ron desant is looking for a big win that could make him a white house contender donald doesn't get there first. we hear from the families of ukraine's fighters, who are still being held prisoner by the russians months after they surrendered in variable. humanity must cooperate or perish, the opening message from the u.n. climate summit. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. it's the peoe of the midterm elections in the united states, where control of congress is up for grabs. in the final hours, the parties are trying to get o the vote and win over swing voters. president biden is stumping in maryland while president trump is hinting he is about to announce another run for the white house. there is so much on the ballot -- inflation, crime, abortion rights, even the future of american democracy. justin webb has been looking at the issues dividing

and what would republican control of one or both chambers of congress mean for president joe biden's agenda clear would mean a host of trouble for president biden. that's pretty clear. i mean, the high point of his presidency so far has been the inflation reduction act. i mean, this was this legislation that was passed at narrowly, and it was hailed by the biden administration as a landmark bill that would reduce prescription drug costs, also boost clean energy investment in clean energy, reduce us emissions. and the republicans. a said, if they take control of congress of both houses, they would repeal the inflation reduction act. so that would mean a completely different agenda on energy policy. and the by the administration has really prioritized climate protection. the republican said they're going to prioritize oil and gas providers on top of that, republicans have also said they would do everything they can to stop the white house for more spending. so, and the president can expect republicans, a block, and his plans that he has to spend for more pandemic aid or, or climate cha

control of congress and the direction of the country to be decided. democrats defending their slim majority in the house of representatives. republicans need to net five seats to become the majority. in the senate republicans need only flip one seat red to take charge. but it's a higher bar than that might sound as several key senate races appear to be deadlocked tonight, threatening to turn election night into election week or longer both parties closely following president biden's approval rating at 44%, according to a new nbc news poll. his low numbers may be weighing down democrats. that same poll, however, showing democratic voters have closed the enthusiasm gap with republicans there's a lot to cover here tonight let's begin with peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight the final countdown. the political power players from both parties out on the trail, casting this as a historic midterm election >> the outcome's going to shape our country for decades to come. >> if you want to stop the destruction of our country and save the american dream, you mu

s. midterm elections of turned into a breathtaking the close battle for control of congress and the future of president jo biden's agenda. the democratic party has defined expectations that biden's low approval ratings and anger over inflation. would propel republicans to a large victory, a so called red wave has turned out to be more of a ripple. republicans, a still expected to take control of the house of representatives, but by a smaller margin than expected. the senate is still a toss up. the republicans currently have 49 seats and the democrats, 48. all eyes are on the battleground, states of arizona, georgia and nevada. and it wasn't a great night for candidates, backed by donald trump. many of him support his false allegations that the 2020 presidential election was rate. they've only not stop one high profile when so far . j. d vance, securing a senate seat in a higher. despite that in last few minutes, trump has said that while the election was somewhat disappointing from his personal standpoint, it was a very big victory. rosalind dog wraps up the mid term result so far. not wha

nationally, control of congress is at stake. the final battleground tracker gives republicans the edge to win the house, while the senate is still considered a tossup. democrats asking voters to see the election as a defense against what they call a potentially destructive republican majority. republicans are optimistic voters will blame democrats for decades high inflation. the party is also aiming to flip both chambers of congress. >> why is it competitive? cost of living. crime. inflation. covid. >> the path to the house majority actually could be up to california in the end, as many as 10 races are up for grabs here in our state. just a few seeds will determine if nancy pelosi will keep or lose the speakership to a republican counterpart. the local resident kevin mccarthy is who he is. she has been in the headlines because her husband is recovering from being attacked in their home. she told anderson cooper from cnn what happened that night could change the course of her political future. >> there has been a lot of discussio

control of congress is still undecided. and president biden tells the u.n. ate summit that global warming is threatening the life of the planet. he called on everyone to invest more in green technology. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight with jubilant scenes in ukraine, the country posing military has begun to occupied kherson after russian troops withdrew. kherson was the only regional troop captured and held by russia since the invasion. this represents a 30 to can symbolic victory for ukraine, but moscow denies its withdrawal should be seen as a defeat. our international etor danny baron has the latest. danny: kherson residents emerge from their homes as troops reached the main square. for them, it has been more than eight months under occupation. plenty to celebrate, but they are not out of danger. russia's guns are only a few miles away, across the river. as they left, at dawn, long lines of russian troops seem to be using a temporary crossing under the name damaged structure. the russian claim is that 35,000 so

. >>> control of congress still up in the air as several key races remain undecided president biden looking ahead to 2024 wall street hit with more layoffs as two more firms cut head counts with the deal making and the economy and president biden raising potential for the elon musk businesses and connections to other countries it is thursday, november 10th. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan let's check on the markets and your money right now stock futures are higher dow jones industrial average indicated higher by 76 points. s&p 500 up 9 points. stocks snapping the three-day winning streak with all three indices falling. checking the bond market with the 10-year treasury trading at 4% here we have 4.11% for the 10-year treasury a look at energy wti crude and brent crude which had been nearing $100 a barrel and now at $92 wti down to $85. >>> and binance abandoning the rescue of ftx. it is higher by 1% at $16,667. the ftx token of the trading platform is down roughly 90% in the past week. you can see down 9% at hthis hour

also coming up tonight, control of the u.s. congress hanging in the balance as midterm election results continue to come in. republicans will likely regain control of the house of representatives, but this is not the dreaded midterm defeat for the democrats. plus, egypt's human rights record in focus as it hosts the cop27 climate summit. pressure is mounting on cairo to release activist alaa abdel fattah. he has been on a hunger strike inside an egyptian prison. we will tell you why. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. russia says that it has ordered its troops to withdraw from the western bank of the dnieper river near kherson in ukraine. the move could mark a major turning point in russia's invasion of the country. the announcement by the russian defense minister comes after weeks of ukrainian gains in the area. russian commanders say it is no longer possible to deliver supplies to the city and that troops will pull back to defend the eastern side of the ri

does he become a lame-duck president if he loses control of congress?hony: his legislative agenda is done. he got a fair amount done in two years, but the door closes. he won't be able to achieve anything substantive unless working with republicans. he made this a defining election, democracy at stake, and if people turn out to the polls and say, we still like republicans better, that's a stern rebuke. laura: have you ever known an election where a man who was in the white house was running around the country hinting he will announce another run? anthony: not in my lifetime. usually when a president loses reelection, they disappear from the scene. donald trump is hinting he may announce a run for president later tonight or the wes after the midterm election. he wants to take credit for republican successes. if they win, he wants to say, that was my doing, my candidates won, therefore my political and stin are good and you shld reelect me. laura: how much is this election about elections itself? anthony: like joe biden said, democracy is at stake. they a

control of the u. s. congress hangs in the balance as mid term election results. comment and republicans are likely to regain control of the house of representatives, but it's not the mid term wipe out. democrats were fearing us. president joe biden calls it a good day for democracy. he praises his party's strong showing, and tuesday's boat and vows to find common ground with republicans also on the show or potentially serious setback for russia in its war on ukraine. russia's defense minister confirming that moscow is owing troops out of the key city, a. her son in open just think of football or v like figure kept themselves in the mix at the top of the table with a solid 31 victory against high flying fry war on wednesday night. ah. hello i am clare richardson, thanks so much for joining us. in the united states, midterm election results are pointing to a surprisingly strong show in for president biden's democrats. his party is doing better than poles predicted, but there are still many races to call in the batt

country as mid term election results show that his party did better than expected control of the united states. congress still hanging in the balance, however, but republicans will likely regain control of the house of representatives. we will bring you biden's speech live as it happens. ah, i bring gov is good to have you with this on this wednesday in the united states, mid term election results are pointing to a surprisingly strong showing for president biden's democrats biden is said to give a speech in the next few minutes his party doing better than the poles had predicted before the election, but there are still many races to call in the battle for both houses of congress. and we know the results there will set the countries course for the next 2 years. at the moment, republicans have believed in the race for the house of representatives. us voters have been choosing lawmakers for the entire house. so far we know a $177.00. out of the 435 needs have gone to the democrats, 206, have gone to the republicans. let's have a closer look now at the u. s. senate starting with the seats that are not up fo

there are still several tossup races in both the house and senate making control of congress coming down to the wire. the day after tuesday's midterms, president biden celebrated what he called a good day for democracy. >> democrats had a strong night. we still have a possibility of keeping the house, but it's going to be close. >> reporter: cbs news projects the house leans republican with votes in multiple tight races still being tallied. gop leader mccarthy has launched his bid for speaker. >> we are going to take the house back. >> reporter: president biden called mccarthy yesterday according to the white house. >> i'm prepared to work with my republican colleagues. >> reporter: it could take days before we know which party controls the house. the battle in the senate is likely to take several weeks with georgia's top two candidates headed for a december 6th runoff. >> i don't come to lose. >> we will hear from the people of georgia. >> reporter: cbs news projects the senate race in arizona as leaning democrat while nevada is considered a tossup. >> they kent say -- kept saying he's

that will determine political control of congress if republicans, when control of the house or senate, as many analysts predict, it will likely think president joe biden's plans for his next 2 years in office. former president donald trump has been hinting that he will soon announcer run for president, perhaps as early as next week. and in his last pitch to supporters on the eve of the election bite and warned a republican victory would mean democracy itself is at risk. we is welcome to the state they gathered for the final rallies of the campaign trail. we've just hours to go the political heavy weights we're out to make the final pitch. speaking in the state of maryland, u. s. president joe biden told americans the meetings were the moment to defend democracy where the united states of america has nothing. nothing, nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. if we do it together, so vote get out the vote. god bless you all, may god protect our true. thank you. thank you. thank you. in the swing state of ohio, it was a controversial former president who rolled into town pirating familiar p

are carson their ballots in the crucial midterm elections, which could see the democrats lose control of congress are pending. the rest of jo biden's presidency as sake are all 435 seats in the house. of representatives where the current democratic majority is just 8. $35.00 of the senate's a 100 seats are being contested. right now they're evenly divided. so a change of control and just one seat could put the republicans in charge. $36.00 states are electing governors and $27.00 are electing their secretary of state who in most places is the official in charge of elections. according to the brookings institution, 345 candidates on the ballot back, donald trump's false claim that the 2020 presidential election was flawed. which means people who reject the last presidential election could end up in charge of running. it's next one will in a moment who will take a look at the battleground states of georgia and pennsylvania. but for us, as here from our correspondence at the white house and on capitol hill, let's go 1st to kimberly help of the white house and, and kimberly, we know, of course, that

still being counted following the us midterm elections — it's still not clear who will take control of congressraised the question: where does moscow go from here? let's hear from the the bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg. if russia really has decided to pull out off kherson as the generals told the people earlier, this is big. a big blow to the prestige of the russian authorities and embarrassing for putin because kherson was the only ukrainian provisional capital the russians managed to occupy. i remember barely six weeks ago that glittering ceremony in the kremlin when putin so confident and was signing so many documents claiming to have annexed kherson region and three other territories that these territories will be rationed for ever. trevor did not last very long, did it? trevor did not last very long, did it? well earlier i spoke to brad bowman who's a former us army officer and now senior director of the center on military and political power at the foundation for defense of democracies. i asked how significant he felt this russian withdrawal was. i see it is very significant. if the

now control of congress rides on a few tight races. the front page of the washington times. publicans wonder what happened to the tide. some blaine trump for putting control of congress in question. to the front page of usa today, their headline, gop victory are less than sweet. -- victories are less than sweet. gop nears a slim house when. here's a bit of president biden had to say. as bang our democracy has been tested in recent years but with their votes, the american people have spoken proving once again democracy is who we are. the states across the country's record voter turnout and the heart and solve our democracy, the voters, poll workers, election officials, they did their job and fulfill their duty. apparently witout much interfeer -- without interference. i think that's a testament to the american people. while we don't know all the results yet, i don't know, here's what we do know, while the press and pundits are predicting their giant red wave, it did not happen. i know you were's -- were somewhat myth by my optimism but ifo good during the whole process. i thou

and the democrats who are in control of congress right now are responsible for that inflation. and that is a message that we've heard from so many voters that they are weary of the state of the economy right now. and they are looking for change. okay, so inflation and surveys have short ahead of the elections of that has been a top issue. early exit polls appearing to suggest the same. what are some of the other top issues on voters minds in this election will clear beyond the economy? so really depends on who you ask and of course, that's always the case in the u. s. are you talking about elections? but if you discuss the top issues with republican voters, it's interesting that they note that of course, the economy is top of mind. then comes crime, we really saw a branch of ads released by republicans, the head of the selection, focusing on crime, particularly and democratic lead cities. they said this is a massive problem that there's an upsurge of crime. the numbers don't really bear that out in most cities, but regardless, that's something we heard from. many voters said the

control of the u. s. congress hangs in the balance as mid term election results come, then republicans are likely to regain control of the house of representatives. but it's not the mid term wipe out that democrats were fearing us presidential bite and calls it a good day for democracy. he praises his party strong showing, and tuesday's vote and about to find common ground with republicans also coming up on the show a potentially serious set back for russia and it's more on ukraine brushes. defense minister confirming that moscow is pulling troops out of the key city of her son. and didn't just think of football arby light. so she kept themselves in the mix at the top of the table with a solid 31 victory against high flying fryeburg. on wednesday night ah hello, i'm clear richardson welcome to the show. in the united states, mid term election results are pointing to a surprisingly strong showing for president biden's democrats. his party is doing better than paul's predict bought. there are so many race to call in

see the democrats lose control of congress? offending the rest of present. jo biden's presidency at stake, all 435 seats in the house of representatives and 35 seats in the senate. home suggests republicans will take for house, but the res, to control the senate looks tighter, coming down to close elections in the states of pennsylvania, georgia, arizona, and nevada. meanwhile, a study by the brookings institution shows that 345 candidates on the congressional ballot back. donald trump's false claim that the 2020 presidential election was flawed. or for more in these midterms that saw speak to joshua politic who's a former diplomatic executive director at the pima county. democratic party is joining us from tucson in the state of arizona. thank you very much for being with us. the arizona, as we know became a hot spot for election misinformation in the wake of the 2020 presidential race 2 years on. it's the merge as a key battle ground for support. as a former president, trump and founded claims at the pool was marked by fraud.

control of congress. you see the numbers there. dead even right now. still a number of these races outstanding. i want to go now to robert costa, our chief election and campaign correspondent. you're from pennsylvania. you spent a lot of time there with both campaigns. what are you hearing? >> it was just a few months ago i drove to pennsylvania in the morning to conduct a breakfast interview with john fetterman. he never showed up. it was that morning he had a stroke. i sat down with him a few days ago, and he said he did that debate with mehmet oz because he wanted to show pennsylvania voters that he's absolutely fit to serve, his quote. so he endured what many people thought was an uncomfortable debate for him. he had to use closed captioning during the debate and during a recent interview for cbs news. but as our data shows, it looks like he's in a strong position right now to potentially win this senate race. he's claiming he will be the next pennsylvania senator on twitter tonight. >> we should talk

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election resultaise good day for democracy, as control of president joe biden declaring the election results a "good day for democracy," as control of congress still hangs in the balance. plus, our new reporting on republicans blaming donald trump for falling short. president joe biden and his party breathing a sigh of relief tonight. >> the democrats had a strong night. i am so optimistic about the prospects for america. >> o'donnell: cbs' nancy cordes at the white house. will the president run for reelection?ident run >> watch me. >> o'donnell: breaking news-- hurricane nicole barrels towards florida. schools, airports, closed, asurs the storm gains strength. when it could make landfall. cbs' elise preston is in the sunshine state. skyrocketing turkey prices ahead of thanksgiving. cbs' janet shamlian visits a farm facing more than just inflation. >> reporter: from farm to table, why your thanksgiving turkey will cost more. >> o'donnell: and, jennifer aniston opens up, revealing her deeply personal struggles with infertility. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good e

hello the us midterm elections have turned into a breathtaking the close battle for control of congress and the future of president jo biden's agenda. the democratic party is defined expectations that biden's low approval ratings and over inflation would propel republicans to a larger victory. the so called red wave turned out to be more of a ripple. republicans are still expected to take control of the house of representatives, but by a small margin than expected. the senate remains a toss up. republicans have $49.00 seats and the democrats on $48.00 all eyes from the states of our zone in nevada and georgia, which is going to run off in december. and it was a great night for candidates, backed by donald trump, many of whom support his false allegations that the 2020 presidential election was read, live only, not stop one high profile, when so far, j. d. vance, securing a senate seat in a higher. despite that trumpet said that while the election was somewhat disappointing from his personal standpoint, it was a very big victory. and us president joe biden has been speaking in the past.

here listen if the republicans take control of congress, this suev is going to be the first and perhaps the most important of them, this funding for ukraine in the united states is now in a recession, do it so badly, and many experts predict that it will be even worse further, the biggest problem in a recession that you have no money. however, the president of ukraine is now going on television and demanding unlimited financial support from the united states. look, we would really like the scale of support to remain the same, we would also like to receive this support from the american society , especially from american taxpayers, because in the end it's not the government's money, it's the people's money, this is some kind of absurdity to me no idea where that money is going. it is possible that this guy other people in the us and ukraine line their pockets with this money. however, you definitely do not belong to them , because it is your money. by the way , ukraine is in europe in such a way, why are we dressing for it, and not europeans the bottom line is that if the republicans tak

attempts to sway votes as head of tuesdays, mid term elections. republicans on this to win back control of congress. will punish present drink by these democratic high inflation. which on hanjin reports not from the state of georgia where democrats to face a tight race for the us senate the state of georgia could wellness side which party controls the us senate. that's what happened 2 years ago when this typically republican state elected 2 democrats. putting that party over the top, one of them was rafi warner. he's the 1st black senator from georgia, also a pastor preachers from the pulpit once occupied by the reverend martin luther king . this time he is running against herschel walker, a popular former university of georgia football star, and they're running neck and neck despite several negative revelations that have come out about walker. he's anti abortion, but to ex girlfriend say he pressured them to have one. he has said black men need to spend time with their family, but acknowledge one been 2 and finally, 3 illegitimate children. he has that he doesn't spend time with the to disagree on

control of the government. now that it looks like we're going have a protracted period of uncertainty as to which parties taking control of congressching for? what are you expecting along those lines? >> if we end up rachel with a divided government, sadly this is what the markets like. this is what corporate america likes, not essence airily what the american people do, but it means that government is so busy arguing over here that they're not gonna spend any time looking at corporates and regulating of and putting more rules on them. if mama data fighting, the kids can easily go out and party. the reason this is important is that it's a reminder, this brand that the republicans really good for the economy, or the market is the economy. that's totally not the case, and the president isn't wrong when he said the important put in place also it's an important policies. in the next year, the inflation reduction act, even as he some of those things play out. so from the market perspective they'll say we'll see what happens. clearly if there would've been a red wave, why was carper market accident? because top trump tax cuts expire in

and at this hour, control of congress is still up for grabs. cbs news estimates the battle for the house has leaned republican. it could take several days before we know which party will have the majority. and it could be weeks before we know which party will control the senate with three races still undecided. plus, it's now official that that senate race in georgia, a hotly contested seat, well, it is headed for a runoff. that's in december. we have our team of correspondents covering the ongoing vote count, but cbs' nancy cordes is going to start us off from the white house. >> reporter: an upbeat president biden argued that this was the best midterm showing for a first-term democratic president in 40 years. he called it a validation of his agenda. but tonight, that agenda is still in jeopardy. if republican dozened up clinching the house or the senate. >> democrats had a strong night. >> reporter: as president biden held on to hope, republican leader kevin mccarthy plowed ahead with plans for a house takeover, formally announcing his bid fo

president joe biden declaring the election results a good day for democracy as control of congress stillnce. plus, our new reporting on republicans blaming donald trump for falling short. president joe biden and his party breathing a sigh of relief tonight. >> democrats had a strong night. i am so optimistic about the prospects for america. >> cbs' nancy cordes at the white house. will the president run for reelection? >> watch me. >>> breaking news. hurricane nicole barrels towards florida. schools, airports closed as the storm gains strength. when it could make landfall. cbs' elise preston is in the sunshine state. >>> and jennifer aniston opens up, revealing her deeply personal struggles with infertility. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, president biden is celebrating what he called a strong night for democrats after his party outperformed expectations in the midterms. the president says americans sent a clear and unmistakable message last night about democracy and aborp in a rare s conference, late today president biden answered questions about working wi

putin's war of aggression has made a big difference, and without money from congress, that becomes a good deal more difficult. the rest of us abroad will notice if you have got republicans in controlss, there will be a lot of hearings and impeachments and what we would regard as time wasting activity by republicans who want to score points against the democrats. if we get hearings about afghanistan and whether or not the president did win, that will be demeaning for the united states. tom: sir peter westmacott, former ambassador to the u.s., we appreciate your insights ahead of these midterm elections. we will have special coverage of the midterm elections here on bloomberg tv on wednesday. laura: south africa is spearheading a new plan at the cop27 summit to shift from coal to green energy. the $8.5 billion proposal backed by the eu, the u.s. and the u.k. would help middle income nations to move away from the dirtiest fossil fuel. u.k. prime minister rishi sunak has pledged to triple funding to 1.5 billion pounds for adaptation projects by 2025. bloomberg has learned the european commission does not see a price cap on natural gas as the best way to fix the energy crisis. brussels

according to the guardian following the results of the midterm elections that leave democrats' control of congress. democrats risk losing control of congress, according to the ft, and russia retreats from kherson. and 11,000 jobs will go in facebook owner mark zuckerberg's response to falling revenues on the front page of city am. that makes the front page of city a:m.. has been brought back down to earth by reality of the economic crisis. james, do you want to kick us off? let's start with dft. there's that photograph with some supporters of the democrats in pennsylvania in the early hours of this morning. it doesn't look quite as it we —— as we predicted, this is still a typical midterm. the president �*s getting a bit of a quickening —— kicking. he president 's getting a bit of a quickening -- kicking. he went on to win triumphantly _ quickening -- kicking. he went on to win triumphantly in _ quickening -- kicking. he went on to win triumphantly in the _ quickening -- kicking. he went on to win triumphantly in the election - quickening -- kicking. he went on to win triumphantly in the election

will democrats maintain control of both houses of congress or will republicans retake power on capital hill? it would be a blow to president biden. yes and unexpected outcome, no history is full of mid term shall, lacking for the political party of the sitting president, ronald reagan, bill clinton rock obama. they all suffered mid term losses in congress. but this mid term election, it's different. it's unprecedented. most of the republican candidates on the balance have either questioned or outright denied the outcome of the last presidential election. they do not believe that joe biden is the legitimate u. s. president. democrats, including the president himself, have sounded the alarm warning that the future of democracy is at stake. well, who wins the midterms can make or break the rest of a president's time in office? and if the polling numbers are reliable, biden is poised to lose his democratic majority, at least in the house, if not the senate 2. now, americans are basically voting for a brand new congress, almost all $435.00 seats will bring it up here in the house of represe

we should now take a look at the battle for control of congress. you see the numbers there. ght now. still a number of these races outstanding. i want to go now to robert costa, our chief election and campaign correspondent. you're from pennsylvania. you spent a lot of time there with both campaigns. what are you hearing? >> it was just a few months ago i drove to pennsylvania in the morning to conduct a breakfast interview with john fetterman. he never showed up. it was that morning he had a stroke. i sat down with him a few days ago, and he said he did that debate with mehmet oz because he wanted to show pennsylvania voters that he's absolutely fit to serve, his quote. so he endured what many people thought was an uncomfortable debate for him. he had to use closed captioning during the debate and during a recent interview for cbs news. but as our data shows, it looks like he's in a strong position right now to potentially win this senate race. he's claiming he will be the next pennsylvania senator on twitter tonight. >> we should talk about nevada because that is such an im

we begin with the battle for control of congress. we now know the democrats will keep control of the senate after last week's election. in a tight race in nevada cbs news projects that catherine cortez masto is the winner over adam laxalt. it gives democrats 50 seats and control of the senate. a democratic victory would give them outright control. bradley blackburn has more of a look. >> reporter: good morning. democrats will be fighting for that 51st seat in georgia because a true majority would give them the full control over the makeup of senate committees and it would mean joe manchin's vote would no longer be a deal breaker. that's why republicans are going all in too. democrats took a victory lap sunday after catherine cortez masto's projected win gave control of the senate. >> a victory and a vindication for democrats. >> i feel good about where we are. >> reporter: some republicans linked their party's underwhelming showing to former president donald trump who's expected to announce another presidential run this week. >> thos

jazeera americans are voting in crucial mid term elections, which could see the democrats lose control of congress. at stake all 435 seats in the house of representatives, and 35 seats in the senate. poll suggests republicans will take the house, but the battle to control the senate looked tighter. coming down to close elections in pennsylvania, georgia, arizona, and nevada. and a rescue ship with 234 migrants on board is hoping to let people off in france after being refused entry by italy's new, far right government. but italy has allowed migrants from 3 other charity boats to disembark. for one days accusing the democratic republic of congo of provocation. after a congolese fighter jet entered rwandan air space congolese planes have been targeting m 23 rebels and east and d r c. from the city of goma, malcolm web reports design debbie san garner and her husband. chicory took us to where they buried their newborn son just a few hours before we met them. they said they fled their village. last week, when the m 23 rebel group bombed it, they walked for 3 days sleeping rough on the roadside to reac

chewy. >> well, votes are still being counted to decide which party will take control of congress, a razor-thin republican takeover at the house is widely expected, but their final margin will be much smaller than many had predicted. with three races yet to call, control of the senate is still up in the air. we are not joined by political analyst -- who is also the president of the equal pelosi institute at the -- so looking at the historical patterns, not to mention biden's popularity, the economy, it was supposed to go like this, why weren't biden and the democrats punished more in the polls? >> what color me surprised, all of the analyst and -- a bit surprised, the democrats did far better than anyone expected. i think there are a couple of reasons why did it better than predicted, one is that we thought the abortion issue is going to fade, it seems to have had legs and a number of suburban women voted, inflation, it may have voted on abortion, young voters really came out in droves, and overwhelmingly as your last guest suggested, voted with the democratic party. i think also blac

still being counted following the us midterm elections — it's still not clear who will take control of congressnstagram and whatsapp, are to lose theirjobs. it follows a sharp fall in revenue, and represents 13 % of the workforce, from a worldwide headcount of eighty—seven—thousand. meta chief executive mark zuckerberg said the cuts were "the most difficult changes we've made in meta's history". for more on that, i am joined now by kari paul, us west coast technology reporter for the guardian newspaper. great to get you on the programme. you know, i imagine you've been covering the sector for a long time and i remember the days when the tech boom was being talked about in heady term so now these cuts, where are they coming from and why are they coming from and why are they coming from and why are they happening now? we are they happening now? i've seen kind _ are they happening now? i've seen kind of— are they happening now? i've seen kind of a _ are they happening now? i�*e: seen kind of a downturn across the industry. you know, they had a lot of runaway success during the pandemic. covid rele

trump's influence in question.e. >> definitely not a republican wave, that is for sure. >> control of congressngs in the balance as the number of key races are still being decided. >> donald trump gives us problems politically. >> for republicans, the finger-pointing begins as the red wave falls flat. and some openly criticize former president trump. >> tuesday was a good day for america, a good day for democracy. a strong night for democrats. >> meanwhile, president biden celebrates better than expected after democrats define history. >> we will never ever surrender to the woke mob, florida is where woke goes to die. >> we

. >>> this as the outcome of the mid-term elections as democrats and republicans fight for control of congress. washington looking at the key races. >>> sticking to the plan of curbing inflation. comments from one fed head on the central bank's efforts to tamp down high prices. >>> and lordstown motors getting investment from foxconn as they look to team up in the ev space. >>> the powerball drawing delayed over security concerns it is tuesday, november 8th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning happy election day in the u.s. i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan let's kickoff the hour with the check on the markets and money futures are fractionally higher. dow could open 50 points higher. s&p and nasdaq flat. checking the bond market yields right now are elevated right now. we are seeing the 10-year treasury at 4.20% this is a big issue. rising cost. 2-year treasury started off 4% lower than what we see right now. 10-year treasury at 2.5% lower something to watch also turning to energy oil above $90 a barrel wti at $91 brent crude at $97 both lower this mo

candidates are making their final pitches for control of congress and dozens of governorships are on the line in texas where democrat beto o'rourke is challenging greg abbott. voters talked about their biggest issues. >> this is my first time voting. >> i'm voting for me, my little sister, my mom, you know, everybody. >> i have daughters so it's huge in my household for the reproductive rights of women to make their own choices. >> president biden is telling voters that this will be the most important vote of a lifetime. he leaves southern california he'll head to chicago. >> on thursday he stumped for the governor. he. he had this message about republicans retaking the senate. >> republican extremism isn't limited to social programming and the economy. they're going after your right to vote and how -- no, not a joke. mark my words. they're going after your right to vote and who's going to count the vote. >> this week, maga, inc., spent millions of dollars on additional advertising in three key senate races, arizona, pennsylvania and georgia. cnn's senior date at that reporter spoke

will democrats maintain control of both houses of congress or will republicans retake power on capital hill? it would be a blow to president biden. yes, an unexpected outcome. no history is full of mid term shall, lacking for the political party of the sitting president ronald reagan, bill clinton's rock, obama. they all suffered mid term losses in congress. but this mid term election, it's different. it's unprecedented. most of the republican candidates on the balance have either questioned or outright denied the outcome of the last presidential election. they do not believe that joe biden is the legitimate u. s. president. democrats, including the president himself, have sounded the alarm warning that the future of democracy is at stake. well, who wins the mid terms can make or break the rest of a president's time in office? and if the polling numbers are reliable, biden is poised to lose his democratic majority, at least in the house, if not the senate to now, americans are basically voting for a brand new congress, almost all $435.00 seats and bring it up here in the house of repre

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control of congress remains up in the air. control of neither the senate nor the house is certain as of yet. in the house, you need 218 seats for a majority, and right now republicans have 211 and democrats have 203, meaning that of the 22 races that are still uncalled by the nbc news decision to ask, democrats would need to win 15 of them, republicans would need to take seven of them to win control of the house. democrats are currently leading in 11 of those races, and republicans are leading in ten. if all of that holds, republicans would win the house, but with a very slim majority. in the senate, there was a call late last night in arizona, incumbent democrat mark kelly is the projected winner over the republican blake masters. kelly is a retired navy captain, an astronaut, in the gun reform advocate, former positive get -- gabby giffords was nearly assassinated in 2011. masters, a venture capitalist who has no previous political experience, is a trump endorsed election denier, a liar really, who last week trying to convinc

the control of congress hangs in the balance. ook at what the result means for america's next esidential election in 2024. ron desantis' huge margin of victory is fueling talk of him for the republican ticket, but what does it mean for donald trump? he says it was a great personal success, but do of the republicans agree? as a result trickled in, former president mingled with people at his mar-a-lago resort, and he gave a short speech. mr. trump: so as of this moment, we have some out there, we are 80 wins and three losses. isn't that great? [cheers and applause] wouldn't that be funny if we were better on the general election than the nominations themselves? maryam: the truth is that is a little more complicated. donald trump officially endorsed 174 of the house candidates, and many struggled in battles with more establishment republicans in counties with candidates backed by trump, those who voted republican increased by 1.3% compared to 2020. but in states or counties where republican candidates stood without his support, well,

while democrats celebrate a result that will probably see them lose control of congress. ertainly taking control of the house of representatives, and that means they will be able to block almost every piece of legislation a short time ago i asked our north america correspondent nomia iqbal, whether the red wave had turned into a red ripple. wave was a term i kept hearing about and probably quite a journalist phrase that republicans would completely dominate and it has not happened. having said that, i don't think you could say happened. having said that, i don't think you could say this has been a huge victory for the democrats. they do that tip to lose the house of representatives which is not ideal because that would massively thought president biden�*s legislative agenda and the republicans are very likely to also organise congressional investigations into a lot of things that he has been involved in such as the chaotic withdrawal of afghanistan and get quite personal with him launching investigations into business dealings of his son. we're still waiting to see exactly