h. kelly and jose. h. kelly, go ahead, please. >> yes, i'd like to talk about data and collective assessment. i'm concerned about sometimes certain groups, marginalized groups in particular are left out in the data in particular, students with disabilities. for example, not every school provides data to the state as far as how students with disabilities are doing for reading, math, attendance, et cetera. sometimes low-income students aren't included. sometimes by race and for getting pacific islanders and i'm highlighting this because how can the district be an informed or assess how we're going to solve problems if we're not consistently providing data in a way that can be broken down, so we can really understand the problems? and the second thing is, under tier two and tier three, in particular, there is no feedback. there's no data. a parent such as myself may or may not know how it's working for our own children except for individual iep's. it may or may not be understood so i'm asking as we revamp ever

and any midterm i think it is more of a mandate than we expected, i think democrat will h hold senate, mark kelly will win and we'll win nevada as well. if republicans take the house it will be by a small margin, kevin mccarthy challenged from the right to see if he could become speaker, nancy pelosi worked hard with a small democratic majority to keep that caucus together. republicans are in much more disarray in the house than democrats are, if this is a small house majority for republicans we'll see a lot of investigations about things that voters don't care about, but we won't see a governing platform because, they're all over the place, and mccarthy can't coral them. kennedy: i do think that you are right about something. i think you should temper your glee, that is my face. good to see you, i do think that very much there is a big scism in both parties, they have extreme wings that are at odds with each other, it is hard to herd those cats. it is unenviable position to be speaker of the house with a small majority, larry to georgia. actually, larry you owe me a pair of lubes. >> not sure i

kelly rippa. >> yes. >> everyone, go to cnn thooet h heroes.com. stay with us.n newsroom" is next. ♪ heart-pounding design. intelligent t technology. ♪ courageous performance. discover a new world of possibilities with a bold new take on the lexus rx. never lose your edge. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. chocolate. vanilla. strawberry. but this isn't ice cream. this is big tobacco. and their candy flavors are served with a strong dose of nicotine. because big tobacco knows four out of five kids who use tobacco started with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. it's time to put the brakes on big tobacco's candy-flavor

h e he went there to kill her. >> mark kelly and his wife gabrielle giffords confronted her would bem looking jared loughner in the eye. kelly said you may have put a bullet through her head but you have not put a dent in her spirit. >> i wanted to get a message across to him that he was not going to silence her. i wanted to make it clear to him that he was not successful. that he failed. that was important to me. >> finally, kelly just said gabby and i are now done thinking about you. ♪ ♪ home on the range where the deer and the antelope play ♪ >> throughout her recovery, gabby has been able to sing the lyrics of songs much more flew wently than attempting spontaneous speech and that's very common in afascia. >> i started working with gabby in 2013. gabby sat down across from me and took my hand and we have spent many hours doing therapy since then. >> hello. >> hello. how was the temperature out there? >> we always start out with conversation. >> a little bit of rain, maybe rain, maybe not. hazy. >> oh, yeah, do you think that's from the fire? >> florida -- fire. california. >> yea

the state's senate race is being called for democrat mark kelly, it's still too early to call the governor's race. >> right now democrat katie hlight lead over trump supporter kari lake. kim law has the very latest. >> reporter: report 85 to 95,000 remaining ballots to be counted in the most populous county in the state of arizona. in the hotly contested governor's race here in the state, democrat katie hobbs maintains a very slim lead over republican kari lake. now, thips a hotly-contested race with accusations from republican lake saying that there's something going wrong with the count taking place here in this county. election officials in maricopa pushed back strongly, saying if anything, they are moving at a faster rate than they have in other elections. what is so important about the information that we got, this latest election report from the county, is that the lake campaign views this batch of votes as her path. it is a path that continues to narrow, especially with this latest report. in addition to the 85 to 95,000 remaining ballots that need to be counted, there's also about 8,300 ballots that are still having to

fromo arizona democratic senator mark kelly criticizing the administration.ve nornw arizona's governor-elect katie hobbs is slamming the administration as well. hrne the brunt of decades of inaction from both parties in washington. we need action on immigration reform. we need we need real border security. i don't think they are doinggh i enough i would love to have them visit anm vid to see firsthand. >> democrats talk about that but whatn the administration talks about your not seeing the action on that side is what you are saying. >> that is exactly right, talks is cheap. ideal in action commodes put our money where our mouth is andt's have a conversation on how we secure the southern border. my community is predominatelys hispanicph, i would love for our community to be talking about how we can increase trade and c commerceom and highlighting all the cultural things that are ll ts thalong the border instear chaos where people's lives are own.turned upside down. this shouldn't be a republican or democraissut issue, this is n .merican issue i urge the administration come visit or have us visit in the t white house. let's find solutions. the a

kelly. we're waiting for more votes in the governor's race. your governor's race had been called. when you're looking at the math h not saying you're doing it differently but 38,000 possible. 23,000 votes they know. 15,000 provisionals, some could be ruled out of bounds missing something or doesn't make sense. with that universe, what percentage do you think your team thinks you need to see out of clark county to know if senator masto gets 50 or 52% that's enough. >> this is what we think, laxalt needs 49 to 50% of the votes to hold or win. cortez masto needs 51 to 52% of the votes remaining. i want to add, john, you did a great job of running down the caveats. we have signature checking on monday. that will be in the mix and if things are too tight in clark, i hope that's not the case. if things are too tight in clark tomorrow we might have to wait for the provisional ballots and signature checking on monday but let's hope that tomorrow when clark updates, we'll have our ans answer. >> so what's your assessment right now, kathryn, who has the better chance of winning? >> it's anybody's guess. i don't like to make

h? >> absolutely. >> pete: she has some people she wants to come say hi two. there you go. she used to live in san antonio. you never know what happens here. coming up, kellyannouncement. and perform for us live. these are people who have served, they'e been in leadership positions, they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary and they come to us and they say, "i need some financial help at this point in time." they're not looking for a hand out, they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. >> morning, everybody. we are ready to go because we slept this weekend. what will make news? biden and xi. >> still the house is on a thread appeared all of the info that just came in. >> crypto crash. what it means to you. >> dave chappelle. some headlines. we will have all of that for you. ♪ ♪ >> steve: yep, foreigner, universally recognized as one of the most popular rock acts in the history of the world. >> ainsley: more than 15 million streams per week. they have been rocking the charts for 40 years. >> steve: kelly hansen joins us now with an exclusive

kelly's pronouns are she/her. daniel aston. daniel's pronouns are he/him. derek rump. derek's pronouns are he/him. ashleigh paugh. that's p-a-u-g-hnd green vance. raymond's pronouns are he/him. i wanted to ensure that every victim, family member and friends of victims and all our community members know that our officers and detectives will continue to be dill sxwrent thorough in our work to hold the suspects accountable for these horrendous acts. i also want to reiterate that the colorado springs police department and that i am standing beside you as we move through and come to a conclusion in the investigation and seek justice for all of our victims. as i end, i ask that everyone in our community and around the world honor each victim lived. i want to take a moment of silence to honor those community members who lost a loved one. please join me in a moment of silence. thank you. i also want to identify the two heroes who intervened inside of club q. their exact actions are part of the investigation, so we can't discuss the specifics out of respect for the judicial process. but with their permission we want to acknowledge their h

watching, not only mark kelly against blake masters, but kari lake up against katie hobbs in the race for governor. >> yeah, just starting in the senate race. arizona's gee yoography isn't hng mark kelly racking up big numbers there, which is in line what he needs to do in the benchmark. but we're seeing very little of the election day vote. we've got nothing at all from tucson down to the south. that is where mark kelly is frofk, from, of course, his wife gabby giffords represented the congress. kari lake, the republican gubernatorial candidate, you're seeing katie hobbs with a lead. now, i'll tell you, a 10 or 11-point lead for a democrat in arizona in early returns doesn't really tell you much. because there's so much day of vote that's out there, another state where we talk about a blue mirage. very much keyed into the possibility of seeing these early returns. but again, racking up big votes in the early vote in maricopa county. more than hitting the benchmarks right now, but it's very early. >> let's take us through, because this has such interest across the country, this particular race, because you have two very different candidates being considered, really, in bo

position and pofltsture h not changed until they start counting those tuesday ballots, which again will not be a part of tonight's release. at least that's the anticipation. the mark kellymanager, who says "we remain confident that we will win this race." and as far as katie hobbs, their campaign, even though it is so close with the kari lake campaign, says that they are still feeling very good. erin? >> this is incredible to watch, a race like this that's going on. as we know, 665,000 votes outstanding. absolutely amazing. kyung lah, thank you very much, from maricopa county. let's go now to the white house where president biden is obviously incredibly closely watching the results from both arizona and nevada. jeremy diamond is there. and jeremy, i understand the president spoke this afternoon to staffers at the dnc. what was that about? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, erin. if you just listened to the top of the president's remarks today, you would be forgiven for thinking that democrats swept the floor in these midterm elections. there was a celebratory atmosphere. you heard the president express that sense of vindication once again, about defying the historical odd