harry reed had lines and lines of people. the polling places were supposed to close at a certain time. the long was so long that they voted for hours on end after. donald trump complained about it to a judge said these votes should not be allowed. the judge said we hold them anyway. but the widespread blee is they you're already in line your votes count, be it as it may, they would not have made the difference. nevada goes to secretary clinton. that gives her six more electoral votes so the count is donald trump 254. hillary clinton, 215. here are the rest of the states we're still watching. these are all that remain. nevada is off the board for secretary clinton. next is michigan. michigan and its 16 electoral votes still too close at the moment donald trump leads by less than 1 percentage point. donald trump with a hair's edge. pennsylvania still too close to call. donald trump with the slightest of leads, something around 3,000 votes out of more than 5 million cast. arizona with its 11, donald trump is leading by 3 1/2 poi

>> yeah, that's harry reed. sort of a rally of who's left behind and we are not going to go onto get along. and that while people who are now in congress has to work with president elect trump, they should not forget who he is and what he said during this campaign and why major elements of the democratic coalition are literally scared of him. that was the purpose of what he said today. >> adam, you wrote in a recently article that some democrats thought that clinton was the best and aothers said that her defeat did not come as a surprise. >> hillary clinton made sense as a candidate, former secretary of state and she ran before for president and had a lot of experience and first woman. we all know the biggest force in america's politics is change. the democrats from been in control for eight years. that was powerful for her to over come. she's been in the public life for 1992, forever. >> before that if you counted the governor ship. >> yeah, she really had to deal with the herb of change. the fact the matter is

minority leader harry reed had harsh words for president elect trump today. we've called trump a sexual predator who fuelled his campaign with bigotry and hate n. a statement reid says that trump has a lot of work to do if he wants to roll back of hate he unleashed. >>> in a series of tweets, he says since the election, i have been approached by democrats who believes our parties needs new leadership. i'm taking a hard look at the dnc chair because i know how badly we need to reform our nominating process, articulate a bold precision and recommitment ourselves to higher wages and return to our roots as prepared to spend his final overseas trip talking about his successor. the president leaves monday on a six-day trip to greece, peru and germany. he expects to face questions about how trump easy lex will affect his deals on iran deals and climate change. >>> one final time as commander chief, president obama led the arlington national -- he said a nation trying to your naive after this week's divisive election can look to its veterans and service members for i

a prospect that's drawing criticism from some democrats including harry reed. the ceo of the defamation lead hitting trump's choice of banning. resend the -- it comes racial tensions since the election including racial messages scrolled on a wall and sign in a maryland trump. trump -- >> don't do it. that's terrible because i'm going to bring this country together and i say stop it. if it helps, and i'll say it to the camera, stop it. >> i'm reed bennion reporting. magnitude 7.8 quake hit just after midnight. an earthquake and strong after shocks rocked new zealand leaving two people dead. one when the man's home fell apart. the man's 101-year old mother made it out alive. officials are concerned there will be even more deaths. >>> no rain or snow and we're grappling with very dry conditions at home, and the ib a fire broke out yesterday near denver international airport and threatened homes. jaime leary is live back in the area this morning to talk about to us about what we're dealing with. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, britt. that's right. we're nea

harry reed says that white supremacist will be represented at the highest levels in trump's white house. appearing on cnn, house speaker appointment. >> i don't know steve bannon. i trust donald's judgment. i they he's going to pick who best will serve him. >> trump's appointments came in his post election interview of leslie stall in 60 minutes. he said he'll choose supreme court justices to overturn woe verses wade. >> some women won't be able to get an abortion: >> go back to the states >> they'll have to go to another state. >> he softened on his pledge to build a wall. >> would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i wouldn't. >> and appointing a prosecutor to investigate clinton's e-mail practices. >> i'm going to think about it. good people, i don't want to hurt them. >> inauguration day is 66 days away. hanna daniels, cbs news. >>> as for a salary, trump law he has to take ones so that's what -- he has to take 1. >>> usgs in golden says a big 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit new zealand south island just after midnight. you can see some of what it did. the earthquake and several

senate majority minority leader harry reed led the charge today. saying ba nationalist. >> . if trump is serious about seeking unity. first thing he should do. rescind his appointment to steve bannen. >> . top republicans are defending bannen. including incoming chief of staff. former presidential candidate ben carson says he will not be taking a position. in trumps cabinet. but. will continue to advise the from outside the white house. >> . meanwhile. house democrats have delayed add vote on their leader ship. ohio tim brian maybe emerging as a challenger to current minority leader. nancy. he told cnn tonight he hasn't ruled out a bid for the position. seen as a leader among a group of younger democrats looking for a new direction for the party. >> paul ryan was reelected to a second term as house speaker. >> then punches start to fly. i attacker taken away by campus police. ohio state university released a tpeurs first aepl rights and expressed concern about verbal assault. >> . used her appearance on 60 minutes to phro mote a high end bracelet if her fashion line. after th

he will replace harry reed. republicans reelected senator mitch mcconnell as majority leader. >>> senators mcconnell and schumer are expected to meet with mike pence when he heads to capitol hill today. it comes as names continue to be added and scratched from the public short list of names for the president-elect's cabinet. tracie potts is live on capitol hill now. what will be the goal of mike pence's meetings today? hill for the trump administration for his agenda. he will get a chance to sit down with the senate leaders you talked about, house leaders on both sides. democrats and republicans, to figure out how to get across some of those initiatives that donald trump wants to bring to the table. also, getting some of the cabinet positions approved by the senate that have not been announced yet. and trying to figure out, you know, what kind of good will they can build not only with republicans but with some choices, including donald trump's choice for supreme court justice. remember, we have the opening. thre

and implored people to stop the violence during an interview and outgoing senate minority leader harry reed thinks trump should do more. >> instead of hiding behind your twitter account and showing america, racism, bullying and bigotry has no place in america. >> reporter: i'm mary malone reporting. >>> ohio has a hate crime or critics complain it doesn't address crimes motivated by the victim's sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. >>> now a cleveland 19 news health alert. more people than ever are suffering from high blood pressure. a new analysis of data from around the world shows the number of people with hypertension nearly doubled since 1975. 1.1 billion people suffer from it. men have higher blood pressure than women inos >>> new research now on the painful migraines. it shows women with a history of migraine headaches could be in a greater risk of also having a stroke. this study looked at 900 women and found women are twice as likely to suffer a stroke and they have an 83% higher risk of heart problems. >>> a warning for women and affect of so-called yo-yo diet

. >> getting harry reed out of there is important.t son man that i have been around and. >> he stopped a lot of the bills from moving forward. >> schumacher is different. he is a deal maker at heart. he wants to get something done and keep an eye on the chairmanship. i know that's inside, but that's where the fight and the heart and soul of the democratic party is. look at those elections. >> i think that both parties are in serious troubles. >> thank you so much and that's going to do its for us and my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'

mitch mcconnell is keeping his job and minority leader harry reed is retiring after a 30-year senate career. >> denise: i would like to vote for weather like this every day throughout the entire winter. >> chris: yeah, yeah. this. >> we can dream. how about it. >> talking about snow. >> i think i can grant your request the next three days where we will continue to warm. but over the weekend as chris mentioned, that's when we get this big change happening. it will be a wild ride. right now we are on our way up especially thursday and friday where we could be looking atre people golfing and maybe wearing shorts and here comes the monster cold front saturday giving areas the first snowfall of the season and mainly lake-effect. if you are in the lake-effect areas where bands set up you could look at your first accumulating snow of the season. >> 54 akron-canton. mostly cloudy. we have a weak system coming through. no rain with it. and there you see the cloudy sky before sunsets this evening. forecast, 54 headed out in the next few hours. 6, mostly 49 and 8:48 and later in the half hour w

. >> democratic senator schumer will replace harry reed. democrats delayed their vote which could mean that nancy pelosi is in danger of losing her position. >>> city the san francisco is promises to remain a sanction wary city -- sanctuary city. >> donald trump has bashed sanctuary cities several times, saying he will deport millions who are in the country illegally, and tony chaplain explains how this will affect the ffpd. >> the election won't change anything what the police department is going to do. we've always been a sanctuary city under this mayor, and previous mayors and we will continue to be at sanctuary city. we will not changing immigration status, we system want people to report crimes to us, robberies, assaults, and we will not be checking the immigration status. >> president-elect trump has referenced the cate stinli killing. she was killed on pier 14 back in 2015. the suspect in that case charged with murder. he's plead not guilty. but he's been deported five times, and served time in federal prison for illegal entry into t

they did hold harry reed's seat. he was the majority leader before 2012. he's retiring so he just said i'm out, so his seat became vulnerable but democrats were able to hold on to it tonight but those were really the only bright spots almost across the entire country. clearly the presidential campaign didn't work out so well for them either they were it looks like they made up but they weren't able to get that 51st seat. >> kevin will stay with us throughout the morning but right now we'll look at an update on an important issue we've been monitoring this whole election for you. three judges up for retention on the iowa supreme court this is the first time these three judges were on the ballot since their landmark ruling legalizing same sex marriage here in iowa. all three judges have been retained by voters. all with at least vote. lynn county sheriff brian gardner remains as the head of his department, nearly three quarters of lynn county chose to keep him as sheriff. his opponent rick stuart took home 26% of the votes. voters in lynn county also made hi

. >>> the senate seat minority leader harry reed had will stay in democratic hands. against congressman joe heck. >>> pinpointing the weather where you live. now your cleveland 19 first alert forecast. >> jeff: all right. things are calming down tonight. lake-effect cloud cover will continue to break up. what a day we have coming up tomorrow after a cool start. all of a sudden we warm to 63 for an afternoon high. winds are picking up out of southwest. tomorrow night pretty warm as well and drop to 50 and another front comes through on veteran's day. isolated showers around. cloudy and windy. we will hold steady around 50 throughout the day. down to 35 for the low friday night and clear out again saturday becoming sunny and 48. saturday night down to 34. a little cool for your saturday night plans and sunday it is mostly sunny and 55 degrees. look at this. dry weather into the first half monday 53 partly cloudy tuesday 51 and next wednesday we could be back up above 60. no sign of big time cold. we have temperature swings going from 63 tomorrow down to 50 friday and 4

. >> harry reed -- this does not feel like america.does a president elect trump unring this bell? >> he cannot unring the bell because it was the bell that he sounded every single time he opened his mouth and explained to his supporters how the world works. he explained it by saying "they" and they was often religious and ethic minorities are taking something away from you. the "you" was often just white people. this is the kind of story that's been told subtly all over the media and many ways through the republican party and southern strategies since lyndon johnson civil rights act of 1965. how is it that we had a revolution of the democratic party under president bill clinton deregulated fiennance. how much we are willing to take on corporate power in the democratic power with insiders and outsiders withpolitics. >> amen. >> i think we got an amen from ben jealous. >> i want to say thank you. we talked to you so much in the days and weeks to come as we all kind of going through this together and figure it out. i want to gamecoo back

so far the party's most high profile leaders, senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, harry reed and chuck should ychumer a backing ellison. sanders and warren like ellison because they believe he would move the party more left and this could win more working class voters to the democratic party who decisively voted for trump this election. >> we should make the voters first, not the donors first. i love the tdonors, but if it hs to be the guys in the parkwashe shop, the folks worked about the plant closing, they have to be our focus. >> he will announce whether he will run for the position on monday. >> what direction come to the democrats believe the about party should go? will further for the left? >> a similar battle during the primaries.should go? will further for the left? >> a similar battle during the primaries. progressives blame lrk and the moderates for losing the election by losing touch with the people. moderates are hesitant about moving too far left. a more moderate pick for dnc chair could be howard dean, others in a athat are believed candidates include martin o'mall

. >> getting harry reed out of there is important.son man that i have been around and. >> he stopped a lot of the bills from moving forward. >> schumacher is different. he is a deal maker at heart. he wants to get something done and keep an eye on the chairmanship. i know that's inside, but that's where the fight and the heart and soul of the democratic party is. look at those elections. >> i think that both parties are in serious troubles. >> thank you so much and that's going to do its for us and i will be back bright and early tomorrow with fox business network. wlap remember when you said that men are superior drivers? yeah... yeah, then how'd i'd get this... allstate safe driving bonus check? ... only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident-free ... silence. it's good to be in, good hands. . >>> this sunday it's shock waves over the greatest media failure in modern political history. failing to grasp with all of the talk of hillary clinton on the verge of victory and that the country would elect pres

but senate minority leader harry reed says trump must do more than tweet.f this is going to be a time of healing, we must put the responsibility for healing where it belongs, at the feet of donald trump. priebus, who helped persuade trump to stop tweeting and now a front-runner for white house chief of staff, agreed demonstrators have a right to protest. >> i understand the first amendment. but this election is over and we have a president-elect who has done everything he can do over the last 48 hours to say let's bring people together. >> reporter: cnn learned that priebus and steven bannon are the leading candidates for the powerful chief of staff position. with a source telling cnn that signs are pointing to priebus, and key staffing positions may be coming soon. though jeff pencerling says, he's still waiting to talk to trump officials. >> i'm very excited about donald trump's economic agenda for america. fundamental tax reform, getting rid of bank bailouts, getting rid of dodd-frank, having better competitive trade deals. >> reporter: now, there are so

former lead for harry reed, and worked for tom daschle who you'll be listening to a little bit later today and worked for mark pryor in the senate. thank you for being here. we've got a lot of unanswered questions. i think a lot of people, the election took them by surprise as we've heard continuously. people are kind of interested to know who are some of the people who are going to be running things, devising policy, making sure that things happen, particularly on capitol hill. neil, start with you, in house -- a lot of questions about whether paul ryan face a contested speaker's election in january and friction between them and president-elect donald trump, what challenges do you see? he struck a conciliatory tone yesterday in his press conference and seemed excited about rolling up sleeves and going on policy, but what realistically are the challenges speaker is going to face? >> thanks jason. i think some of the challenges we read about before the election were probably exaggerated a little bit. it was never in doubt to me that speaker ryan was going to continue to be speaker rya

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sandra: i have the press release because i had to reed it for myself. harris: read it to us. all seriousness you know i am chicago native, there is a genuine concern in that city this mayor does not have the best interests of these residents at heart. look at decisions that he is making. look at this press release. not one mention of the instability that is city is seeing and rise in crime and violence and murder rate. and it is awful what is happening there. it should be the biggest story in this country right now. there is not even a mention of we are going to continue to fight this problem. not mention of problem. meghan: you're safe in chicago? that is laughable. i believe in state's rights by the way, this is not a state's rights to determine immigration. it is determined at federal level. he was elected as law and order. harris: excellent point. >> we have to follow the law. >> showed to me, he obviously was integral in getting president obama elected. a lot of liberals are in denial that they have more power that they do. no branches government left this is federal dec

harry tone it down or rev it up? >>> chaos in a community for local seniors. good evening, everyone. i'm jim snyder. >> i'm reed cowan. are accused of terrorizing the entire neighborhood. one senior citizen fought back with gunfire. >> this is 67-year-old peter caris. he's accused of killing one of the people that he thought didn't belong in this neighborhood. >> news 3's antonio castelan has our top story live from the clark county detention center. antonio? >> reporter: peter caris, friends and neighbors shouldn't be here. people living at the mobile home feel like he was a defender. >> i was on my front porch when the shooting took place. >> reporter: it's something that 84-year-old jerry help never never imagined experiencing at the mobile home park off flamingo and decatur. sunday morning shots rang out. >> i counted six rounds all together. how many times did he hit him?

reed? >> all right. antonio, thank you. >>> talk about some big shoes to fill. that's the prospect nevada faces with the departure of harry reid from the u.s. senate. he retires in january. whether you liked him or not, you can't argue with one fact. he put nevada on the political map. jeff gillan has more. it's a question of filling a shoe store. his footprint is that big. nevada's longest-serving lawmaker in washington, from protecting public land to funding universities, to fighting terrorism, reid brought home the bacon. we caught up with his his old colleague, richard brian at unlv. >> he has supporters and he has critics. the one would all agree on he's been a very effective force for nevada. >> reporter: reid steps down in january and for nevada, it's a new day in washington. monday, like a proud father, reid showed off the newest members of the delegation. of the six, four are democrats and three of them are freshmen. >> that's not to suggest we don't have a good delegation now. but they have far less influence, far less seniority. >> reid had a certain degree of limit the discussion. >> reporter: which professor

harry reid asked comby about close ties between trump government. manafort denies receiving millions in cash from russians. senator reed reid -- senator we'd andment did say went after him. e-mails on the he on weiner's e-mail happen to be top investigation. clinton said fbi should hurry her months ago was no charges against the presidential candidate. clinton remains ahead by six months in polls, the last as last week before the if i review. chelsea is here campaigning for her mom today and tomorrow. she's expected to visit aurora border. perez is here talking for hillary clinton. >> donald trump is still payings attention to colorado. tomorrow his running prince will be at loveland ranch. >>> it's kevin minutes after 6:00. it's day one and -- it's seven minutes after 6:00. it's day one of open enrollment. for some it marks the beginning a tough time with these choices. >> in some counties there are to choose. for 14 in colorado, there's only one providing coverage. experts say it's wise to choose. what seems like a cheaper option can be nor expensive in the long run. it will not cover your doctor, hospital, strings.

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reed machine. the harry reid machine that he put in the ground game all those years ago that really helped maybe some of the congressional results also. that's what happened here tonight. but, frankly, the larger picture, hillary clinton's got to run the table now what in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. there's no certain thing. this democratic party waking with the realization or may wake up with the realization it's president elect donald trump. >> i'm scared. i'm scared of the results. i'm hoping for the best. i part. i know we have worked really hard. so i'm sure nevada results are going to be good. i am not that sure about the whole country. and the only thing i can say right now as a latina is that i am really scared about the outcome. >> i was here four years ago for the obama re-election at mandalay bay. for that one specifically it seemed like the energy was really high. we were almost super confident the mood is definitely different. it is a world where we're not sure. we're looking at the vo

harry winston in center very nice wreath necklace from 1960s made especially for betsy bloomingdale. >> what will that auction for, estimate 4 to 600,000 i think will climb towards a million dollars. >> in terms of your reedeet interest. >> yellow red. >> red green blue, among rarest, the supply of that is even smaller, so from an investor perspective and more portable typically valued more per karat than some other stones we have seen interest in color diamonds they are sfwhufl where are those mind do you know where they come from. >> different parts of the world mine that is most discussed because red diamonds moneying rarest stones argyle mine western a u.s. we talked about that in article on november on investment that mine is scheduled to be depleted by 2020. so the supply of red diamonds extremely small. >> fascinating, good to see you both thank you so much gentlemen right back with final thoughts from all-star panel next. stay with us. # hula dancing? cliff jumping! xerox human resource services... ...soon to be conduent. which allergy? eees. bees? eese. trees? eese. xerox helps hospitals use electronic health records so doctors provide more personalized care. cheese? cheese! xerox healthcare serv