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> lots to talk about here on the roundtable, chris christie, donna brazile, jon karl and michelle cottlee to all of you. chris, we were talking wednesday morning you said republicans would still have a good night if they kept control of the senate and the house, the senate is gone. the house, 219, 220, how do you explain it? >> well, look, a number of factors that got democrats more fired up than people thought and than the polls demonstrated. we also nominated some bad candidates especially on the senate side, but that's something we've been talking about since the summer. people thought the performance of the economy and crime would underwhelm that. it didn't. but also i think whether you're 218, 219 or 220 they don't give out a small, medium or large gavel, they just give out a gavel. and kevin mccarthy will get it. he'll control the committees, control who the chairmen are and a that will be a good thing for republicans to control that. >> i wasn't going to get to that yet, but jon karl, i'm not sure i agree with that, the gavel isn't always the same, there's no alternative now, 219,

the second site is a parking lot at cottle road and highway. 85. it creates an equitable opportunity for an unhoused residents in this area. >> such as the nearby blossom cloverleaf and sanders crossing. to gain access to a safe place to sleep in their own room. well, connecting services to council did not decide tuesday on if the sites will be used if approved, the city would have more than 900 tiny homes under construction for emergency housing. when you provide people housing to provide stability. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news >> coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news. the oakland police department expanding their plan to combat crime. tell you what this phase of the plan is going to focus on. and the state energy commission met discuss why californians are paying much more for prices at the pump in the rest of the country. will talk more about that. plus, congress has until the end of the year to take on current legislation on the minds of lawmakers before the power of congress is divided. we'll talk about the key issu

the second site is a parking lot at cottle road and highway. 85.idents in this area. >> such as the nearby blossom cloverleaf and sanders crossing. to gain access to a safe place to sleep in their own room. well, connecting services to council did not decide tuesday on if the sites will be used if approved, the city would have more than 900 tiny homes under construction for emergency housing. when you provide people housing to provide stability. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. well, if you're not receive your inflation relief payment, state officials want you to be away or scammers. >> be targeting your refund. one of the tricks includes an offer to speed up that delivery, the money. but it asked for your personal information in order to do so. some 5 billion dollars in payments have already got out and either direct deposit or in the form of a debit card. the franchise tax board says it. he's not received yours yet. it will be coming by mid-january. well, thanks to the u.s. plan to start reimbursing customers who are victims o

the city council's looking converting some of its property at the ceron and cottle vta stations intoporary tiny home communities with about 100 units. each san jose is committed to building hundreds of temporary homes by the end of this year. and if these 2 vta sites are approved, san jose will have more than 900 homes under construction or in development. now, some are skeptical of this idea. but city officials say that it's working. they cite roughly half of those who move into tiny homes go on to find permanent housing after just a few months. >> all right. it is 9.36. and as we head to break a reminder, the kron 4 is celebrating the bay area's remarkable women. so if you know someone making a difference in their community, you can nominate her for woman of the year and the entry process is really simple. just scan that qr code. it will take you to the online submission form or you can just go to our website. kron 4 dot com slash remarkable. women were excited to see who will nominate. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, nasa making history with its latest mission

the second site is a parking lot at cottle road and highway. 85.reates an equitable opportunity for an unhoused residents in this area. >> such as the nearby blossom cloverleaf and sanders crossing. to gain access to a safe place to sleep in their own room. well, connecting services to council did not decide tuesday on if the sites will be used if approved, the city would have more than 900 tiny homes under construction for emergency housing. when you provide people housing to provide stability. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> hayward police took 50 cars off the streets is part of their toe operation. new video shows officers. >> checking out abandoned cars in north bay where police say the cars parked on the streets of been a community concern and they thanks people who live around there for their patients. police say the operation was a team effort and they're grateful for their hardworking officers. >> the livermore police department teamed up with law college today to help out people. they help protect their property and

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the second site is a parking lot at cottle road and highway. 85. it creates an equitable opportunity for an unhoused residents in this area. >> such as the nearby blossom cloverleaf and sanders crossing. to gain access to a safe place to sleep in their own room while connecting services to council did not decide tuesday on if the sites will be used, if approved, the city would have more than 900 tiny homes under construction for emergency housing. when you provide people housing to provide stability. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a tentative agreement has been reached in the uc workers strike that has the largest academics tried in u.s.. history continues into its 3rd week. union officials say university of california researchers have reached a tentative agreement which addresses some of their key concerns, including higher wages and benefits to better reflect the cost of living. however, this tentative agreement does not mean that the strike is over. uc officials still have to reach a separate agreement with student emplo

the city council is looking at converting some of its property at the ceron and cottle vta stations intot 100 units. each san jose is committed to building hundreds of temporary homes by the end of this year. and if these 2 vta sites are approved, san jose will have more than 900 homes under construction or in development. some people are skeptic, but city leaders say that it's working. they cite roughly half of those who move into tiny homes go on to find permanent housing after a few months. >> it's a 52 and we'll be right back. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serio