sufrir una corte de apelaciones comenzó a evalúa la es s.b.1070 en nevadamente líder el senado harry reedra una gran batalla política . y el oficialista dilma rousseff ganó las elecciones en brasil siendo la primera presidenta de ese país. este es su noticiero univision con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas. . >>> qué tal, buenas noches, es indú dable que la spikt ejecutiva gira en las elecciones de mañana, la ley s.b.1070 sigue agitando pasiones antes de estas elecciones hoy los jueces escucharon argentina margumentoa la decisión previa de una jueza que pim impide que esta ley entre en efecto tal como fue concebida . >>> el la gobernadora de arizona vino a san francis koo a defender esta ley frente a la corte de apelaciones críticos de esta ley se reunieron. >>> es una ley inhumana >>> muchos de clos los que apoy también estuvieron presente. >>> vamoslos abogados de arizon quieren que la corte de apelaciones levante la orden de una jueza que en phoenix prohibió los aspectos más fuertes de la ley y aunque los jueces se in clooi cli na ban a dejar sin efecto la parte de criminalizar a inmi

said no to everything in the senate, where as harry reed had a conference call with his caucus yesterday where he and his leadership was basically saying we're operating from a position of strength with the presidency and senate majority. to me that spells not a lot of change. >> at the same time, the president invited members of congress and invited the governors, he gave a big speech today and yesterday about look, we took it on the chin. it didn't feel good. it felt bad, you know, and at the same time, you know, mcconnell today said obama needs to be a one-term president. which is it? >> i think it's going to be interesting to watch the dynamics between the white house and congress. i mean, between how's the administration going to approach things now? you think about the three big pieces of legislation that passed. democrats had such overwhelming

either way i have to deal with it, so -- [laughter] i'm not sure about harry reed.i can definitely see him not doing six years. >> i can see him not doing six years as leader. >> i don't know if that's what you're talking about. >> both. the full six years and -- >> i think he fought too hard for this, this win from two days ago. >> i meant as leader. >> i'm not saying it's happening any time soon and i have no conclusions that it would, but -- indications that it would, but i envision four years from now he has a transition of some sort because i don't think he runs again for sure. as for pelosi, i wish i knew and i could get inside her head and know what she's thinking. i think and maybe i'll get in trouble for this, but normally it's been any time in the senate so maybe i won't get too many calls, but i think if the democrats in the house are smart, they'll allow her to leave gracefully because they probably need some new blood. >> that's why i didn't want to answer that question. [laughter] >> i'm a dead woman now. [laughter] >> i can say with absolute confidenc

either way i have to deal with it, so -- [laughter] i'm not sure about harry reed. can definitely see him not doing six years. >> i can see him not doing six years as leader. >> i don't know if that's what you're talking about. >> both. the full six years and -- >> i think he fought too hard for this, this win from two days ago. >> i meant as leader. >> i'm not saying it's happening any time soon and i have no conclusions that it would, but -- indications that it would, but i envision four years from now he has a transition of some sort because i don't think he runs again for sure. as for pelosi, i wish i knew and i could get inside her head and know what she's thinking. i think and maybe i'll get in trouble for this, but normally it's been any time in the senate so maybe i won't get too many calls, but i think if the democrats in the house are smart, they'll allow her to leave gracefully because they probably need some new blood. >> that's why i didn't want to answer that question. [laughter] >> i'm a dead woman now. [laughter] >> i can say with absolute confidence

--antes de ser reelecto, el líder de la mayoría en la cámara alta "harry reed" había prometido retomar fin de año. ---las elecciones de medio termino revelaron que el voto hispano fue un factor detereminante en los comicios del 2 de noviembre.---sin embargo, muchos dudan que esa fuerza sea suficiente para impulsar de manera definitiva la reforma migratoria.---"ione molinares" nos dice por qué. ione molinares --casi 9 mil mexicanos fueron deportados durante la primera mitad del aÑo, y la mayoria, fueron detenidos en tres estados.--de acuerdo a datos de la secretaria de relaciones exteriores de méxico, 5 mil 402 inmigrantes fueron repatriados desde el estado de arizona, mil 369 desde california y 2 mil 225 de texas. ---las autoridades federales y estatales bloquearon los esfuerzos del condado de santa clara de no ser parte del programa conocido como "comunidades seguras."---el pasado mes de septiembre, la junta de supervisores del condado voto de forma unanime para ser removidos del programa.---segun un abogado que representa al condado, un representante de la agencia "ice" les ofrecio l

i think there's this so-called mob squad in the senate to a faction that harry reed had to deal withnd last year with the majority at 69 you with ben nelson running things in the senate and things came down to ben nelson because they needed that one vote, and with that tight margin and now with the senate, forget it. it's 46-54, whatever they have. you're going to see the coalitions building between the republicans and these moderate democrats up for election. i mean, everybody wants -- i think that's going to be the warning for the various democrats that they need to, you know, moderate what they do, and you're right, it's going to become a very difficult for the senate not to swing right, and i think that's what's going to happen. >> i suppose if the house passes legislation other tax legislation or if it comes to the senate, and the house will define the parameters, there's a lot of pressure on the moderate senators to go a good chunk of the way towards the house republican legislation that puts the republicans in a house in a much better position and in a funny way the democrats

senator majority leader harry reed says he will call for a vote after thanksgiving to allow gay service members to serve openly. several leading republicans oppose an end to "don't ask, don't tell." >>> authorities say someone may have intentionally burned a playground at a bay area elementary school. >>> also, we'll show you what's been done this hour to remember the victims of a tragedy that had a major impact on the bay area. >>> you think it's cold today? wait until you hear what's coming. we have all the details ahead. also. >>> why people who live in golden gate park say the people who use it for recreational purposes only should not be concerned about recent violence here. >>> memorial is underway in oakland to mark the 32nd anniversary of the mass murder and suicide in jonestown. many of the victims are buries here. dick gregory is leading today's prayer service. the founder of the annual jonestown memorial service lost 27 members of her own family and hopes to one day erect a wall for the 305 children who died that day. >> we've come here to say never again the jim jones experi

either way i have to deal with it, so -- [laughter] i'm not sure about harry reed. i can definitely see him not doing six years. >> i can see him not doing six years as leader. >> i don't knoif that's what you're talking about. >> both. the full six years and -- >> i think he fought too hard for this, this win from two days ago. >> i meant as leader. >> i'm not sing it's happening any time soon and i have no conclusions that it would, but -- indications that it would, but i envision four years from now he has a transition of some sort because i don't think he runs again for sure. as for pelosi, i wish i knew and i could get inside her head and know what she's thinking. i think and maybe i'll get in trouble for this, but normally it's been any time in the senate so maybe i won't get too many calls, but i think if the democrats in the house are smart, they'll allow her to leave gracefully becaus they probably need some new blood. >> that's why i didn't want to answer that question. [laughter] >> i'm a dead woman now. [laughter] >> i can say with absolute confidence th

at the same time, senate majority leader harry reed's seat is on the line. >> it's our job to see we have a healthy tomorrow. >> we can create jobs in california, we can do m obama care and fix the united states. >> reporter: the first polls tonight in indiana and kentucky where key places could show us just how big this political wave could be. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alison. >>> 7:16. we're following developing news out of greece where a mailbox exploded and three others were debt tated by bomb squads. the firstwoman bomb exploded at the swiss -- the first woman exploded at the swiss embassy. another bomb exploded at a mail courier company. >>> after the discovery of dubai in britain, the head of the department is urging industry to rapidly develop detection equipment for cargo con tiners that carry -- containers that carry mostly freight. >>> the u.s. senate allies are tightening security in yemen. the bombmaker is believed to be this man, the same man who built the underwear bomb last christmas day. experts say the printer cartilages from yemen contained

now waiting to see if they can oust harry reed. the polls have closed and pres are reporting. incumbent harry reid with 51 percent of all votes and tea party candidate with 34 percent and our decision desk still too close to call. anita, what do we know about the results and how they are received there. >> shepard, so many eyes on the race and speculation around it and which way things would go. we have waited for the results and now we have a indication of the early vote. it looks pretty good for harry reid and giving him a 6-7 percent lead. keep an eye on the early vote. this is a vote within the last two weeks before the election. it is the first vote to be tabulated and counted and makes up 60 percent of the vote overall. they would give us a good ippedication of the night would go. we are watching that. it is only 90 percent of the precincts reporting . a lot of votes to count yet. this looks like an indication of how the night might go. >> a lot at stake in the state of nevada tonight. >> there certainly is. for harry reid, a fifth term in office and ability to retain the

. >> harry reed, absolutely. and out there, you can vote for none of the above. >> that's a great factor. >> we might do that in illinois. wouldn't that be great. >> i like it but another big race, he did everything president obama, bought into the liberal agenda and looks like he's going to go down. >> everybody's against them right now. >> you know what, the president always gets what could in the second term, in the first term, mid-term. that's what happens, republicans and democrats usually go the other way. >> we'll be back tomorrow. you'll be sitting right here helping us throughout this long ordeal. >> we'll be hanging out with you all night. >> that's right. >> like it or not. >> tomorrow night, john cass and clarence page and a host of others, part of our election coverage team, coverage starts at 5:00 and continues from 6:00 to 9:00 at 9:00 and until the major races are decided. we'll have results on wgn. the entire evening is being streamed live on wgntv.com. >> if you have any questions, go to wgntv.c

harry reed says he'll call for a vote after thanksgiving to allow gay service members to serve openly in the u.s. military. but several top republicans including senator john mccain oppose ending don't ask don't tell. senator reed also says he will hold a vote on the dream act before the end of the year. that's the immigration bill that would allow young people who came to this country illegally as children to be offered a to citizenship if they attend college or join the u.s. military. >>> democrats in the house of representatives chose nancy pelosi to continue representing them this time as minority leader when the republicans take over control of the house in january. >> i would tell the american people we extend the hand of friendship to the republicans. we look forward to hearing their ideas on job creation and deficit reduction. >> republicans voted to make current minority leader john boehner the new house speaker. >>> well, the latest numbers in the attorney general's race show democrat harris maintaining her lead over republican coolly. her lead is a little more than 30,000 w

senator harry reed, top democrat says if the tax cuts are extended to families making over $250,000 then the deeply in debt federal government won't take in about $4 trillion over the next ten years. >> we have to be very, very careful extending things indefinitely. because we have to focus on what the economy may be in the future. we'll have number of different variations as to how we -- are going to proceed on the $250,000 tax. >> senator reid suggested two votes on the matter possibly one to extend all the bush tax cuts as republicans want, but with democrats, that may not pass. then second vote in some way limiting the tax cuts possibly not extending them to families making over $250,000. harris. >> harris: the politics of it all. they wonder why congress approval ratings are so low as millions of americans wait to see what their taxes will be. have a great night. thank you. >>> a utah park ringer fighting to survive. right now police looking for the suspect in a rugged utah valley, we'll have very latest on the manhunt. plus, former major league baseball player jim lay ritz on fire

. >> reporter: republicans failed to win one big trophy, democratic leader harry reed.e eked out a victory. >> today nevada chose hope over fear. >> reporter: democrats will keep control of the senate as of now there are 49 democrats, 46 republicans and two independents. it's a net gain of at least six seats in the senate for republicans. three races in washington, colorado and alaska are still undecided. i'll take a closer look at what this power shift means for san francisco congresswoman and current house speaker nancy pelosi during my next update in about an hour. for now live in washington d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama will hold a 10:00 a.m. news conference this morning. we will carry that live right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> time now 6:17. let's take a look at a couple key issues from election day. first proposition 26 which requires a two-thirds vote to pass certain state and local fees appears to have passed. you see the numbers right there. it's aimed at making it harder for governments to charge fees to businesses by reclassif

. >> harry reed's seat eeked out a victory over sharron angle and called for more cooperation this morning. >> we need to set aside our speeches and start rolling up our sleeves and have a little sweat on our brow. >> democrats will keep control of the senate. as of now there are 49 democrats, 46 republicans and two independents. it is a net gain of at least six seats for republicans in the senate. three races in washington, colorado and alaska are still undecided. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allison. >>> president obama, by the way, will hold a 10:00 a.m. news conference this morning to talk about the election. we'll carry it live right here on ktvu. >>> back here at home it could be another day or so before we find out who was elected the new mayor of oakland. right now don perata has 35% of the votes. jean kwan holds 24% but with ranked-choice voting, the winner needs 51% to claim victory. now, the front-runner was out celebrating last night but he left his party early partly because he has lay enjoy tis. he is optimistic about

you elect med, i'm going to turn over control of all of my signature issues to nancy pelosi and harry reedand let them write and get them up with democratic spending plan that they wanted to get done. i'm baffled. i've always been baffled why it is that the spouse seated control of the signature issues to people who didn't understand the reasons why the president got elected in the first place. >> i'm going -- >> i want to step back and ask the big question. i think in fact that's not what happened, and i think when you talk to people at the white house when they passed the stimulus bill, is that the stimulus bill you wanted? they said yes, we want that bill. it didn't help them, but they got a bill. on health care, i think what they did is say i wanted a cheap health care reform, and i think the best strategy for doing it is to set out a certain set of principles and let them get them done, and i say on the evidence of being the only person who got it done in 70 years, it was a successful strategy, but i want to back up a little bit and refer to a group i had at my house, republican and d

you elect med, i'm going to turn over control of all of my signature issues to nancy pelosi and harry reed and let them write and get them up with democratic spending plan that they wanted to get done. i'm baffled. i've always been baffled why it is that the spouse seated control of the signature issues to people who didn't understand the reasons why the president got elected in the first place. >> i'm going -- >> i want to step back and ask the big question. i think in fact that's not what happened, and i think when you talk to people at the white house when they passed the stimulus bill, is that the stimulus bill you wanted? they said yes, we want that bill. it didn't help them, but they got a bill. on health care, i think what they did is say i wanted a cheap health care reform, and i think the best strategy for doing it is to set out a certain set of principles and let them get them done, and i say on the evidence of being the only person who got it done in 70 years, it was a successful strategy, but i want to back up a little bit and refer to a group i had at my house, republican and

yesterday's senate elections in which there was no changing in leadership with majority leader harry reed and minority leader mitch mcconnell continuing in their post. the u.s. congress is in recess and meeting separately to discuss strategy for the lame duck session. before recessing they voted to begin debate on the food safety bill. it continues at 4 eastern and we'll have live coverage here on c-span 2. when the new congress begins in january, there's 16 new remembers, 16 republicans, including dan coats who served ten years in the 1990s and is taking the seat of a retired congressman. jerry moran is taking the seat of republican sam brownback who ran for governor. >> secretary robert gates says he's trying to end ineffective programs and criticized the deficit commission idea to cut defense spending. he made the comments yesterday at the "wall street journal" ceo counsel. he told participants that the proposed defense cuts harming security. his comments are a half hour, and we're show you as much as we can before taking you to the state department with secretary clinton making remark

reed angle race. sharron angle and harry reid the polls not closed there yet.we're waiting to see whether harry reid survives. >> if you speak to the reed folks they feel good about their early vote. of course how the election day voters now show up and turn out will have a large component of the final results in this race. what you have here is the best sort of narrative overall on the cycle. you have the washington insider and the majority leader and the tea party candidate. it hits both the insider versus outsider. this is an insurgent energetic force in the republican party. >> senator reed's son is running for governor in a very difficult race. >> ifill: i want to talk about ohio. these house races. we don't want to overlook the fact as jim just mentioned the house is shifting hands in three races in ohio show us why. we're looking especially at ohio 16 with... and house 18 with jack space running against bob gibbs and in house 15 mary jo killroy. it's amazing. eve one of these races are races in which incull bents a tipping point districts are in trouble. >> yeah. ohio is clearly a problem for democrat

majority leader harry reid facing a tough challenge from tea party candidate sharron angle. our own ray suarez is at reed'seadquarters at the aria casino and resort in las vegas. he joins me now. ray, you've been there. what are you picking up on the ground? we know the polls don't close for another three hours. >> suarez: well, i visitd several polling places during the day. the traffic you'd have to say was slow but steady in all cases. some of the poll workers said what you should really be looking out for the early voting. it was exceptionally large this time around. some 400,000 nevadans cast their vote early or by absentee ballot. really those are votes in the bank for somebody. the democrats are saying it favors them. because right now they're ahead in the number of registered voters who voted by earlier voting but their registration advantage is so much larger than their advantage in the early vote that it is hard to count that as a definite advantage. the republicans are saying, no, you see it's the other way around. we're the ones who are getting out more of our vote. a larger percentage of our r