garcetti, an eric that's not a trump.r -- and this one, really, i know you're going to laugh but i hope you'll really seriously consider this and just zoom in real close there if you can. let's get sweaty with garcetti. >> yes, i like it. i like it. >> jimmy: fitness. it's so important. >> all about fitness. >> jimmy: stick with abc news. good night and may oprah bless america. >>> tonight on this special edition of "nightline." democrats take the house. while republicans retain control of the senate. now what president trump is saying about this split decision. and our divided nation. around the country, it was your voice, your vote. in the ted cruz/det toe o'rourke showdown, cruz keeping his seat. in tennessee, no swift lift as blackburn reigns. and that pink wave. a record number of women heading to washington. some even making history. plus our powerhouse roundtable looking at the issues that you voted on. from immigration to health care to the economy. this is a special edition of "nightline." here now, dan harris. >

mayor garcetti: no timetable.e a great job in a city i love and part of this is the motivation i can do for people in los angeles to more aggressively confront climate change. we saw the fires, and homelessness, making sure it is better. we want to make sure, across america, we have a vision of unity but we have divisive politics. americans trust mayors because they are in the work of unifying a diverse body. set a month or two but you will formally announce once you decide, you will announce within the next month or two? mayor garcetti: i will decide. decision.ifficult one you will be talking about with your family during the holiday season. you talk about wanting to be a doer. on something that has captivated the country, immigration. what would you do to address immigration? mayor garcetti: we are a nation of immigrants, it has been the strength of the country and a beacon for people in the world that will pick up the idea, the hard work ethic and come to a place with great opportunity. it is also something tha

garcetti, besides castro, john hickenlooper. we are going to have big group of those and sort of the normal folks that will be getting in. now, does joe biden jump in or not? i saw him in something a month ago and he was certainly not closing the door. what about bernie sanders? sure, why not? being an effective member of congress has never been a priority. [laughter] if i had remembered that c-span was doing this, i probably would not have said that. [laughter] sleep deprivation. mike bloomberg who spent, gosh, what was the total? $100 million. can everything that bloomberg has done on

mayor eric garcetti.from the great state of california, jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everyone. thank you. greetings, fellow americans. welcome. welcome to a special live "jimmy kimmel live." you know, we are -- it's very nice of you. you are with us on a special night, what we are calling a night of a million graphs. we have so many graphs tonight. we had to make graphs just to keep track of all the graphs. look at this. we've got line graphs and circle graphs and bar graphs. we've even got a stefi graf and i'm warning you right now this will be our most graphic show yet. we are coming to you live from our headquarters in hollywood. guillermo is on hand to distribute pillows to scream into. >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: if necessary. you never know. it seems to be mostly decided. today -- all day, it felt like america was in the doctor's office waiting for our std results to come back. and no matter what the outcome, whether you're a republican or a democrat, i th

mayor garcetti, thank you for coming on. i've been around, you've been around, we know what willie horton ads are. the shroud of an african-american guy, a rapist, and saying, he's the democratic party. he's the poster. i know this game. your thoughts. >> well, clearly the president's having trouble governing, effectively. at a time he should be running on his record, he's running from it. if the middle class felt that this tax break was so great for them, he would have been talking about it. if he felt that the national deficit or the trade deficit was getting better, he would be talking about it. if health care had improved, as he promised, he would be talking about it. but he's failed. he just doesn't know how to govern effectively. so, of course, he's going back to a different playbook of distracting us. he's politicizing our military, he's attacking our free press. he's trying to run roughshod over the constitution. and americans are better than that. and they want leaders who are listening to their concerns. 80% of ame

. >> dana: i am trying to understand the garcetti appeal. he's the mayor of los angeles.keeps popping up. >> jesse: for democrats, the more you fail, the better you are. look at cory booker. >> dana: he said -- >> greg: you know it's great. if trump loses, do you actually think he's going to go anywhere? the media is addicted to him. >> kennedy: he's going to build golf courses in saudi arabia. >> dana: and north korea. >> kennedy: back to eric garcetti, i agree los angeles has turned into a dump and is very sad because i spent the better part of my life there. it's a city i love. he's a natural politician. so many people are lacking basic compassion and warmth. garcetti is able to speak to all that. different groups of people. >> dana: i want to meet him. i want to understand better. >> geraldo: i like him. >> greg: i have never met him and i can't stand him. >> jesse: he no beto. >> dana: senator schumer tried to criticize the president in a tweet but it backfired. what is up, chuck? we will tell you. g the price he. don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test s

joining me now for the latest is the mayor of los angeles eric garcetti.ayor, how are things out there this evening? >> well, they've turned a pretty good corner thanks to the heroes out there, firefighters on the line, mutual aid throughout the state. and all our volunteers. even purveyors of politics can't kill the fact that americans care ff each other after times of need. after a shooting in thousand oaks, the firing breaking out here in southern california, but a lot of hard work and love has turned the corner: we're optimistic. but then of course a long rebuilding. i appreciate what you said in the lead-in. cutting carbon emissions, it's not about forest mismanagement, it's about earth mismanagement. here in southern california we're showing you can cut emissions while growing an economy, investing and facing reality. we need that sort of leadership coming out of washington, d.c. and around the country that we see at the local level right now. >> even california, which is cutting emissions, and which is sort of one of the most ambitious states in the

i think we'll have a ton of current or former governors, mayors running besides garcetti, besides castrojohn hicken looper. we are going to have big group of those and sort of the normal folks that will be getting in. does joe biden jump in or not? does john kerry? i saw him in something a month ago and he was certainly not closing the door. what about bernie sanders? you know, sure, why not? being an effective member of congress clearly has never been a priority. [laughter] charlie: you know what, if i had remembered that c-span was doing this, i probably would not have said that. [laughter] charlie: sleep deprivation. c-span fans. and mike bloomberg, who spent $100 million, and can everything that bloomberg has done on environmental and gun issues that the democratic base likes, would it undo the connection to wall street and maybe some of the criminal justice practices that have fallen out of favor that he pursued, the nypd pursued when he was mayor? just sort of the age thing and, point, was republican. can it undo all that? well, we'll have to wait and see. we are going to have a bi

we will have a ton of current or former governors, mayors running besides garcetti. landrieu,stro, mitch john hickenlooper. we will have a big group of those and normal folks that would be getting an. does joe biden jump in or not? does john kerry? i saw him in something a month ago and he was not closing the door. what about bernie sanders? sure, why not? being an effective member of congress has never been a priority --[laughter] if i had remembered that c-span was doing this, i wouldn't have said that. [laughter] sleep deprivation. mike bloomberg, what was the total? $100 million. bloomberghing that has done on environmental and gun issues that the democratic ballot -- base likes, would it undo the connection to wall street? maybe some of the criminal justice practices that he pursued that have fallen out of favor. thing. age at one point, he was a republican. can it undo all that? we will have to wait and see. we will have a big, complex, boisterous democratic primary. people were talking about, democrats didn't have a message in 2018. yeah, they did. they were r

mayor eric garcetti. for what will [ cheers and applause ] either be one of the happiest or most depressing nights of your life. all right. of all of the taraji hensons in the world, with their many middle initials, our first guest tonight is undoubtedly number one. she's a golden globe-winning star of screens large and small. her new movie "ralph breaks the internet" opens the day before thanksgiving. please welcome taraji p. henson. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> you look great. i like that. >> yeah. >> taraji, may i ask a odd question, where do you stand on daylight saving time. >> i'm trying to understand what it's for. >> it's a long story. >> does it really save time and energy or. >> no in fact it wastes time because you have to get on a ladder and change the clock. >> it's a waste of our time. >> yeah i agree. >> glad you're with me on that. >> because i never get that extra hour of sleep anyway because i'm conditioned to wake up when i wake up. >> same time, every time when do you wake

. >> mayors considering a run, eric garcetti of los angeles, mitch landrieu of new orleans and michaelomberg. >> the mayor of new orleans and he is one of those candidates very charismatic when you see him in person, really great retail politician. >> there are the familiar faces from the obama years, vice president joe biden, attorney general eric holder, by then spent a lot of times in the mid terms trying to help claire mccaskill over the finish line line. >> they want to try to go with someone who's younger, a fresher face, looking to the future. >> one big pressure to my question is whether hillary clinton will make a third attempt at the white house. democrats will need to consider who is best suited to take on president trump? it might be unorthodox but, someone knocked on the radar yet. >> bret: we have time. the midterms are over, the president changed the news cycle by asking attorney general jeff sessions to resign. the panel on that, next. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it too

eric garcetti at the 10:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ur.omberg surveillance." talking about it, mark carney not shying away from dune days warnings -- doomsday warnings come as saying the u.k. faces the steepest economic slump since world war ii if it crashes out of the eu without a deal. let's get back to jean-claude trichet. as always, thank you for joining us. how messy could brexit be for the eu? u.k. will be messy for the and the eu, but with the the size of the gdp, so more messy for the u.k., but bad for all of us without exception. asking the u.k. to stay. the u.k. has decided to leave, but it is alone. all the others wanted the u.k. to stay for many reasons, and it is a totally different comparison than the time during general de gaulle. youas saying we don't want to join us. it is a pity. the analysis by the boe, i am not surprised. no deal would be a total catastrophe, that goes without saying. a deal as it is is also costly for the u.k., much less, but of gdp2.5% to 3% compared with 9% or 10%. remain, thene there is no cost. i a

will be live after the voting for our midterm election night special with los angeles mayor eric garcettia mccarthy, anthony anderson, taraji p henson, sebastian maniscalco, dennis miller, sebastian stan and we'll have music from the milk carton kids, jeff goldblum with hayley reinhart and imagine dragons on hollywood boulevard. so, join us for all that next week. our first guest tonight is an oscar winning actor who starred in so many great movies, i boiled them all down to pretty mystic magnolia's best friend enemy eat pray love's ocean's eleven. she stars streaming now on amazon prime. please welcome julia roberts. how are you? very good to see you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how's life? everything good? >> yes. yes. >> jimmy: everything is positive with you? >> yes, everything is. hi. >> jimmy: that's guillermo. >> guillermo: welcome back. >> jimmy: a little boracho tonight. >> i think we might need to -- >> guillermo: yeah, here, i owe you $5. >> jimmy: what is this? >> is it $5 or $6? >> guillermo: i think it was $5. >> he made bets with my boys about the worl

think there is an aargument to be made for someone with executive experience, someone like eric garcetti hickenlooper. i know g you guys are getting excited just hearing about all this. >> sean: i'm waiting for spartacus to run. >> what about pocahontas and spartacus? i like that ticket. >> i don't really need that this evening. can i just say this about the op-ed this coming from mark penn who , lost the 2008 election for hillary clinton in the persona persona non grata -- it's unbelievable. >> sean: i played this tape in my opening monologue of monica lewinsky doing this documentary. she gave this interview and she said, if i saw hillary clinton, i would find the strength to go up and apologize again to her. that is stunning grace. that was amazing. she was the intern here. and her life has been turned upsidede down. we saw her crying in this documentary. bill clinton said when asked, i don't need to apologize for her. how does, between that and all the other clinton women, juanita broaddrick, kathleen, paula, democrats let him get away with it? why? why can't he just say, if you want

yesterday, we have supportive elected officials, starting, you know, the city where i come from, mayor garcetti brown and governor-elect newsom walked the line with us and senator harris yesterday. we, went got to see the devastation firsthand, they did, that our firefighters went through, fighting for their lives, fighting to get our members, to have them safe, to save -- there's really a lot of acts of heroism in there. >> tell me some stories, frank. zpr we >> well, we got -- we carry fire shelters that are aluminum reflective covers that we're supposed to use in the last minute. and many of our members took those out, wrapped them around civilians, so they basically foregone their own safety equipment, to save the lives of the community. and that's just how our members operate. they're going to be digging through, doing a lot of body recovery right now. and there's a lot of exposures, because it's both health, both mentally, and physically. physically, a lot of the stuff that they're going to be breathing. mentally, a lot of the stuff, the images they're going to be going through, searching

so lots of names we already know, elizabeth warren, joe biden, eric garcetti. >> how many candidates?omen are taking over government. emily's list tripled the number of pro-choice democrats who are now women who are running governor's seats in many states, and also a very important point regardless of how many seats we end up taking in the house, women will have won the majority, are taking back the house for democrats, regardless of how many -- >> best -- >> any women. >> good news for nancy pelosi. >> very good news. >> kevin mccarthy will be the leader of the republicans in the house. jim jordan will be the ranking member on the house judiciary committee. mark meadows will be the ranking member on oversight committee, two key allies of the president, is the democrats threaten subpoenas moving forward. >> tell me about mccarthy. >> he's a true mathematician, knows every district like tom davis used to when he was at the nrcc, he was there and worked as a staffer, went back to california and became back. he was someone who represents the entire republican caucus, not just a small gro

. >> jessica: people like brown, and there's a lot of big city governors like eric garcetti and mitchnames, but they have executive experience is in a lot of good ideas. things that are important to say. i think joe biden -- >> katie: you know he's running because he adopted a german shepherd yesterday. [laughter] >> jessica: major! >> katie: on friday, i believe. in delaware. he adopted a german shepherd and that's how i know he's running for president. every president has a dog. >> jessica: i think his dog regionally passed away, too. his name is major and he's very cute. >> david: joe biden will be 78 years old. >> jessica: it doesn't matter! a >> david: i have to point out, kamala harris is much younger but she is lacking in experience on a national level. if they work together, joe biden as president, kamala harris as vice president, that would be a very strong ticket. because one hand has a lot of experience, but he's kind of old. on the other hand, she doesn't -- >> melissa: what support for democrats to remember is you don't want to try and pick the candidate who is most like

. >> terry mccall lif, eric garcet garcetti. >> mitch landrieu. >> mitch landrieu indeed. >> we have not heard from the special prosecutor yet. everybody has to keep that in mind. we're talking about they're in a separate universe here. the fact is if that universe does contain as well a man who's in a long, deep investigation of this president and the possibility that there was collusion between the president, which he absolutely denies and the campaign and other transactions that were also illegal and certainly unethical. that investigation has not yet come to a close. i don't know how it's going to turn out, but i think it will have an enormous impact one way or the other, so we can talk all we want about how this is going to play out in the next couple of months, but until we hear from mr. mueller, we can't make an accurate judgment. >> if there's no indictment, if there's no conviction, tom, do you think that even findings by the special counsel, which would indicate that president trump did, in fact, collude or there was obstruction -- >> but there already have been. i mean, mi

i believe it is from the california science center in los angeles, and i am told mayor eric garcettiill be visiting later today. things are getting more active now.he team let's check back in with julie in the control room. what is going on, julie? >> we have heard from mro a couple of times mars reconnaissance service. they are doing great. we have heard from both marcos, a and b, and they are doing great. everybody is ready to go. we're pretty excited. >> fantastic. we will check back in with julie in a moment. this is a good time to tell you more about the technology experiment we've been telling you about, marco. insight does not have an orbiter in position to send the edl data back live, so the cube test hopes to fill that gap. here is how that will work. >> communicating between mars and earth requires complicated choreography with everything in the right place at the right time. sometimes hours can past before information is relayed from one location to the other. that is why the rocket will carry two tiny satellites on a technology test of their own. , themars cube one, marco

i believe it is from the california science center in los angeles, and i am told mayor eric garcettibe visiting later today. things are getting e for the team now. let's check back in with julie in the control room. what is going on, julie? >> we have heard from mro a couple of times mars reconnaissance surface. they are doing great. we have heard from both marcos, a and b, and they are doing great. everybody is ready to go. we're pretty excited. >> fantastic. we will check back in with julie in a moment. this is a good time to tell you more about the technology experiment we've been telling you about, marco. insight does not have an orbiter in position to send the edl data back live, so the cube test hopes to fill that gap. here is how that will work. >> communicating between mars and earth requires complicated choreography with everything in the right place at the right time. sometimes hours can past before information is relayed from one location to the other. that is why the rocket will carry two tiny satellites on a technology test of their own. meet mars cube one, marco, the fi