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we'll look at all of our microclimates come ing up next. >>> there is a big story on the peninsula side it back to laura. >> the breaking news, marriott said it's been hacked. the data breach that's effected half a billion people. a live lof >>> and just seconds before 5:00 now on this friday morning. taking a live look outside at san francisco's sky line there. beautiful start to the weekend. good morning. thanks for starting your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. everything got cleaned off from all of that rain. little bit of a break today. >> a little bit of a break and tomorrow morning we'll watch another system moving in, quickly, though, so you can still get out there for your saturday afternoon plans. look at storm ranger, mobile doppler radar, giving us a clean sweep this morning, before you step out the door. we're seeing a few clouds and once again the next storm system moving in from the pacific northwest will bring us some rain. we'll see mostly cloudy skies today. few peeks of sunshine here and there and especially f

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assets,ing up strategic and robbing young citizens of their birthright, that birthright being access to natural resources. so from a development perspective, we are trying to develop clear models. if you partner with us, it is hard work. will incentivize oftentimes difficult decisions, institutional reforms, but at the end of the day, what we offer and we promise is that you can't go from the traditional aid recipient to a partner, to what we hope will be a fellow donor. if you go if you go with the authoritarian, you are talking power moreng china's than you are serving your own people. ben: are there any issues with that messaging with countries to whom we provide a? id? there is concern that the united states will cut and run at some point and leaves these -- and leave these people hung out to dry. mark: i like to talk about it as a journey to self-reliance. where countries are willing to make the tough decisions and choices inherent in that model of promoting self-reliance, we will walk with them along the way. remember, many of these countries are not looking for traditional ass

we haven't seen anyone out here , the only ones ing up and down highway 162 where we are right now are some of the fire crews. hopefully everyone who gets any notices tonight will take heed of those evacuation notices because, again, with these highly unpredictable wind, 50 mile-per-hour wind, if you can imagine how quickly that can not just push the flames but also send the embers out ahead of the fire, you can have fire starting -- fires starting more than half a mile from the actual fire lines, which is some of the reason we saw so much destruction in paradise on thursday. >> if they have evacuation orders for everyone, and the wind blowing up, at midnight tonight supposed to be picking up all through the early morning hours, i hope the evacuation order includes you, because it is a fairly dangerous place to be. you're far enough away from the flames you can see them, right? >> reporter: we can't see anythingwherweare w toward the is ovethe hill fu it has crossed the lake and is heading toward barrie creek from where we are standing right now, the fire is still about three quarters

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if there's ballots show ing up, they shouldn't be. the only ballots are the military ballots which i understand have until november 16th. so i think, you know, we need to make sure we take whatever steps are necessary with the judiciary to protect the integrity of the system so we don't have the problems. one of the reasons we still have this is we don't have statewide controls over balloting. it is done on a county by county basis. that's why you could have the outliers. laura: got it it. i didn't practice in law i remember being down in miami-dade during the re count. i think i remember see ing you guys down there at the time. this is what rick said. >> i will not sit by while illegals try to steal the election from the great people of florida. hillary clinton's lawyer s from dc and the first thing they did is say they are here to win the election. he's here to try to steal the election and thwart the will of the votes of florida. laura: your reaction? he's not going to sit back and watch an election stolen from him >> well, i have

you have a poop squad going and with a broom and dustpan sweep ing up ships off the sidewalk and you pay them 1 $84,000 per year that is a insult on the people here think ing they are getting a good deal. that is not good. pay them an amount of money to live in san francisco, pay them the same amount of money you pay the god damn pooch squad. you are getting better representation from me and i am not paying god damn union dues. it is disgusting. you know god damn well you are not paying them enough money. you ain't doing nothing but giving them kibe els and bits with no benefits. it is disgusting. the god damn poop squad makes more than a medical you student working as a nurse-practitioner at france h -- homeless school teacher teaching the students in school. people thinking they are getting a good deal. you ought to be ashamed of your god damn self. >> i am from 10 to 1. i want to thank the supervisors for taking the lead on this issue and actually making it year whose side they were on, the side of the workers. we want to thank supervisor yee and kim and thank the mayor and staff

it's going to be move ing up in our area and intensifying. some of the rain could be heavy. the0#$r impactit today rain between 5 and 11. we could also see some strong, gusty win't. caule out an isolated tornado east of i-95. again, it'snly dry right now for your evening hours, a good chance that we're dealing with rain. how impacts the weekend at 11:20. >>hank you, amelia. three people, including a ring afterr are reco this apartment fire in southeast d.c. more than a dozen people wered forut of their homes on alabama avenue overnight. this is near the congress heights metro station. some residents were trapped and had to ce out on their balconies to be rescued. >> i opened the door and this cloud of smokest j hit me in my face. and i ran back and told my husband get t, baby, because the apartment's on fire. >> everyone wh was hurt is expected to be okay. firefighters are still trying to figure out how the fire startedg >> another c in leadership at the university of maryland. thechairman of the board of regents has stepped down. this comes just ys after recommending head f

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the airport is offering freepa ing up to an hour in the garages. there ar more people flying this thanksgiving than last year so, you know, you're going to want to plan ahead. it was so bad last night at dulles people were getting out of their car and walking to the terminal because it was faster. in fact, it took our crew a half hour to get from the toll exit to the terminal. and remember to pack light. in the past f months all the carriers excstt southwe have really raised their baggage fees. eey've g up anywhere from $5 to $30 on the first bag, $40 you need to check a second one. back here now live, check your ticket before you go because if you booked one of those really cheap basic economy fares, they come with a lot ofre rictions. for example, you're not even going to be able to take a small tcarry on likes one on board the plane. u you show up at the gate with one,ted is going to check that bag and they're going to charge you more than 50 buc do so. something to keep in mind. ive at ragan national, chris lawrence, news 4. >> good warning for

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we'll talk about that rain come ing up in less than five minutes. >> that is a cool shot, emeryvilleo, but we love the bay bridge traffic moving smoothly on the span. this is what the span looks like in numbers, 11 minutes to cross there, no delay. >>> developing now, a clash at sea raising tensions between ukraine and russia. ukraine claims russia opened fire on and seized three ukrainian vessels and wounded two crew members in the waters off crimea yesterday. russian state media confirm that russia used weapons to stop ukrainian ships in the black sea, each side blaming each other. russia recently opened a bridge spanning the strait and blocked the ships from passing. >>> president trump will hit the 2018 campaign trail again one last time today. he's supporting republican senate candidate cindy hyde in mississippi's still undecided election, it's a runoff. the incumbent faced harsh backlash for using the term "public hanging" in a joke. she's running against mike espy, former agricultural secretary for bill clinton. president trump, who won mississippi by 18 points, predicts hyde

we'll talk about when the rain gets here and what our air quality, when it improves, come ing up in less than five minutes. >> si'm looking in the same are for the xwauquality of your dri. we'll talk about what's going on just north of willow. >>> good morning, happy monday. i hope you have a short work week. wall street does. numbers here may be green, but the dow and the nasdaq both lost 2% last week. president trump says it was because of democrats but reports say that was because of apple. it's pulled both indices lower. reports say japanese police prime to arrest the head of nissan. carlos ghosn is accused of mishandling his income. cnbc says nissan plans to fire him. he's also the head of renault in france. >>> facebook on the attack, after last week's devastating investigation published by the "new york times." ceo mark zuckerberg met with employees on friday and reportedly told them the accusations that facebook knew about russian interference far earlier than first reported was, in his words, "b.s." facebook's former head of security confirmed some of the details in an op-ed in

program,ing up on the my exclusive with jeremy corbyn.wants to keep a second referendum open as an option, does not seem to be a priority for him about would be sick to say. highlights from that -- safe to say. highlights from that coming up and we also speak to james gorman at 5:30 p.m. london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: -- >> i would say when we have the downturn, it will be an issue of continuity, cohesiveness. i think europe will have a greater amount of challenge, because they don't have the common fiscal policy, they don't have unity within the countries, you don't have unity between the countries, and they have big structural issues, so i would say that europe we would be the most -- anna: that was ray dalio speaking exclusively to bury rittels. barry we our 40 minutes or so from the start of it european trading day. the weakness in the asian session very much a tech story. of a kind of expectations and should trump meets -- what kind of expectations should we have for trump meets xi? futures in europe suggest weakness. the

quieer again a hours of activity from prince william ing up phasee, wra one of this officer-involved shooting investigation,n centering this home. >> sounds like a bunch of firecrac >> lewis wilkins heard the gunfire fro across the street. he ao says he knows the suspect, described as a 29-year-old man. wilkins says his neighbor had recently fallen on hard times. >> he'd been acting strange tely and tired of life, you know. fed up with the way life's been going. >> reporter: just before 6:00 p.m. sunday, calls of shots fired brought prince william county police to the quiet block. the police chief describing the shooting as an ambush. >> they were arriving on the scene. they were pulling up and they all of a sudden realized they were turned -- being shot rat. orter: two responding officer were able to return fire, at least one striking the suspect in his upper body. he was flown to the hospital for treatmen treatment. >> and at this point, we can tellou that suspect is recovering from those gunshot wounds. those two officers were not hurt. however, they are on paid administer eve lea

ing group up 4.4%. let's switch to the downside.g with financials, credit suisse is well represented here on the downside. the second-biggest faller, down 4.3%. tgs in oslo is down. their numbers were below estimates. let's go to bloomberg's first word news update. desley: president trump says he many asred to deploy as 15,000 troops to the u.s.-mexico border in a bid to stop or detain a caravan of migrants traveling north to the u.s. at a rally in florida, the u.s. president also double down on his vow to deny american citizenship to children born by unauthorized immigrants. the event was the first stop of a six-day tour that was the president trump hold 11 rallies in six days. back before the democratic party went crazy, they also oppose this practice. harry reid said no same country -- sane country would grant automatic citizenship to the children of illegal immigrants. that is what he said before hewitt crazy. japan'sshares in leading wireless carriers have -- dac after daca murder amer -- the decision puts pressure on rivals. s

--ing up, ♪ >> from new york city, the countdown to the open starts now. worries increasing. the government pushing lending quotas on banks. record -- reaching 20% in just a few weeks, but the federal reserve is not concerned, maintaining expectations for the december rate hike. closing out the week, the market looks like this. stocks are down 1.5% in the s&p 500. mild dollar strength and a bit goes to treasury, yields are a little bit lower following api, which we will discuss in a moment. your yield, 323 on the u.s. 10 year. the investor once again waking up to concerns about global growth. >> there is a bending down taking place. >> suddenly, europe is going to pick up. >> europe is slowing down. >>

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investors cheered that movese ing the shares up 8% to $23.52. >>> casino companies el dorado resorts and the stars group have entered a into online betting agreement that allows the stars group to own and opete online games in the 13 states in which they currently operates. shares of el dorado resorts popped up to $39.38. >>> cbsnd etna have received the final state approval they need to complete their $69 million emerge. new york's department o financial services today gave the okay to that acquisition. the deaould close as soon as this wednesday. cvs shares rose to$77.84. aetna climbed 2% to $210.10. >>> coming up, the way we watch sports may but only if the companies can ge. >>> at&t, comcast, charter skmoouksz dish network are among the cable and satellite providers giving runng to those who paid $19.29,000 watch friday's golf match between tiger woods and phil mickelson. the much-hyped game was mard by glitches during at&t's live stream. t&t had hoped to use the webcast to showcase its reach following the time warner acquisition. julia boorstin is covering this storya. from juli

rate hikes together i will tell what you it adds up to at a fed fund rate, the overnight rate the fed uses to adjust overall --he overall economy to2.4,ing with going up three. and stay there. at some point the panel believes the fed gets restrictive by a quarter the point and ends at 3.3%. remember hiking rates is just ones of the thi the fed does tp. . it's reducing the balance sheet. if it stays on course it reduces around the ll$4 tn balance sheet by 600 billion. we asked what's that worth in rate hike terms? 15% say it's less than one hike. 32% say it's equal to a singler quaroint hike. and 32% say it's two or three hikes. the average is 35 basis points. in your mind when you think about how much t fed is going to do next year it's the rate hikes maybe two or three. but then an additional $600 anllion reduction in the b sheet. back to you. >>> wall street was also keeping ofeye on the resignation attorney general jeff sessions which came at the president'squ t. sessions's dprt the yur follows a year of public criticism for his decision to recuses himself from the russia invesgation. session's chief of staff matthew whitaker was name

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--ing up, the oecd economist chief economist. we will talk about the italian headlines.ncompliance risk, and the eu office sees italy breaching their budget commitment. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: let's get your bloomberg business flash. walgreens boots alliance and humana may take stakes in each other. the two companies have talked about a variety of joint ventures. the ceo said the company should have bought and ensure years ago when it stock multiple was higher. tensions between two bank are companies, nissan and renault. the french automaker's board has stopped short of firing the chairman. after his arrest on financial misconduct allegations, it was moving to dismiss him. former danske bank employee turned whistleblower in brussels sent all of the month -- said all of the money that flows through the estonian branch pass through banks in the u.s. he called for an investigation into what the financial intelligence unit was doing in estonia during the scandal. tom: thanks so much. let's do a morning must read with kevin cirilli. this goes back to jfk. the wall street

. >> says a lot about how they did this as opposed to fox con, run ing up against labor restraints inne of the lowest unemployment rates in the country, 1% for a lot of that state. 1%. >> scott, what do you make of the nashville news >> well, we graded all of the cities, all the 20 finalist cities and nashville, tennessee, did among the best it got an a minus. it has a very strong economy it has friendly regulations, all of that. what it didn't have and what its weakness was was in the workforce, that it didn't have -- of all the finalists -- we looked at the percentage of stem workers, science technology engineering math workers in all these places, nashville had the lowest so, that was going to be a difficult obstacle for it to face in the overall competition, but there's so much going for that city that they -- i'm kind of surprised that the other finalists also didn't get a piece of this. and the reports have been we may see that, that there may be other investments and, clearly, one of the other stories in all of this is all of the data that amazon has amassed about all of these

you know if you think about it if you have investors private equity firms vulture funds buying up paos ing who are who is their principal concern it's their investor and if they're using housing to satisfy their investor interests what do they have to do with that housing if it's rental housing . it's obvious they have to increase their rents so what do governments do about the problem of homelessness because some are only dealing with that part of the problem hungry for example has come up with a new law it's made homelessness effectively a crime it's bound for you to live on the streets they say people should go to emergency shelters is that going to help a policy like that it's i think it's cruel and i think it's completely misguided and obviously it's out of step with international human rights and human rights obligations it's out of step with the sustainable development goals there are places that are doing some good works in the area of homelessness if you look at the housing first started it is it is which actually sits nicely within a human rights framework the idea of housing fir

percent,ing is up 200 300%, 400% among young voters in places like florida and texas and georgia compared to 2014. usually a lot ofof people sit ot midterm elections. have record turnout, half of americans aren't going to participate in this midterm election. but we're seeing a lot more young people, lot more voters of color, a lot more people that typically sometimes sit out midterm elections going and showing up because they believe these races are so important. amy: that you have focused so much on come as has carol anderson -- both of you will be participating in our six-hour broadcast tonight. folks can check it out at democracynow.org from 7:00 eastern time to 1:00 in the morning. we're joining up with the intercept for a joint his torque broadcast covering -- historic broadcast covering all of the initiatives. at you and carol anderson are particularly focused on voter suppression. talk about how you see that playing in. we read this report that some people who are voting early, they're finding there are glitches in the voting machines. others feel a be they can't vote at all when

with inflation picking up, will ing aditional thanksg dinner have an unconventional pric tag? >>> here a look what to watch for. downt kpoe wal-mart will report earnings. investors will want to see what the largest retailer expects from the holiday shopping season. the release of retail sales overall will tell us if d consumers ope their wallets last month. the fed's vice chair will appear before the senate banking can mmittee to testify on banking regulation. a busy day on thursday. >>> the u.s. postal service reported a loss for the 12th straight year. the agency said an increase in ts s and transportation c outpaced revenue growth. and costs tied to the postal rvices pension and health care obligations were a headwind. in an attempt to stem the losseu tors approved the agency's request for price increases. the price o a forever stamp will rise from 50 cents to 55 cents. >>>lue jean maker levi strauss is reported planning an initial public offering. cnbc repor the 145-year-old company is seeking to raise as much as $800 million it could go public the first quarter next wore.

president trump continues his anti-immigrant rally ing cry to fire up republican voters. >> the democrat party is openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to break our laws. violate our borders and bankrupt our country. >> there are four caravans headed to the u.s. >>> and a push to the polls. how african-american women voters may become a driving force in the midterms. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. on the homestretch to the midterm elections, president trump's strategy is clear and unwavering. he's using the immigrants to rally republican voters. he says he will issue an order next week that will crack down on them crossing america's southern border. and he also said soldiers near the border could shoot rock-throwing migrants. good morning, laura. >> that order of lethal force is facing legal questions because u.s. law forbids the military from domestic policing duties. but they say the motive behind the president moving these troops is for optics, to create this show of strength to deter migrants who are he

one of the big hang ups could bu ing for the border wall. and different amounts and negotiating over how much for border security and specifically for the president's wall and another thing is protecting robert mueller. look for that to be the big issue between now and january. but specifically, between now and december 7th. >> what about the statestill der recount right now? >> we have florida and georgia. lo of questions about ballots in palm beach and broward county. two that have had problems before. in georgia it hasn't triggered a recount but they a still counting ballots and it's a razor thin margin between the lead that the republican has and what is required to trigger a recount. >> we're learning muscles details about the murder of a marine. she was found dead on november 3rd. her husband, a fellow marine, ie ch with her murder. the star newspaper reports he called police to report his wife is unconscious and b heieves he killed her. the couple was staying at a hotel after attending a ball. he drank too much and blacked out and has

and different people need to be taking the different pieces of this work and lift ing that up and working in the ways they're able to do this work. the third thing is be intentional about how we use language. so this often reflects the education. i often say that learning by racism is not learned by osmosis. when we use language it can reflect some gaps that we have in knowledge. one thing i see in muslim spaces is kind of this defaulting of certain identities and other identities are the ones that get the hyphen. we are used to that living as muslim-americans. even within muslim spaces, you see certain people can say thaur muslim and other people always preface it to say that they are background of a muslim. we're creating cultural norms in a lot of the space that's we're in. i don't think the solution is to pretend we're the same. the solution is for every single person, if you are kind of the majority in the space, to really acknowledge that and make the assumptions explicit. to be very intentional about what you were assuming and what you were defaulting in the space that you're in. t

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up. now,ing now that we've got that taken care of, we want to talk about how we can make you and your family safer. here to talk about that is the lieu tej nant from the san francisco fire department. you work on this a lot with the public. >> it's really important to make sure we give the public the accurate information in a timely fashion so they can stay on point with what's going on in their particular neighborhood. >> how do you do that? how do they get the information? >> our particular city has a system set up through the department of emergency management where you can sign up for text alerts. if you send your zip code to 888777, you can actually get localized alerts sent directly to your phone in the form of a text message. >> if you live in a different part of the city or outside the city, you can input that zip code into the same text box and you'll receive alerts on that particular neighborhood. >> that's 888777. >> that's correct. which is different than the wireless emergency alert system which is amber alerts and weather alerts. >> it's very local and it's to you. >> correct.

>>> good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2, it's the middle of the week, it's for waking up with us, ing we haven't done for a long time. grab the raincoat and the umbrella, we have rain. >> you the mask any more. >> it feels good. >> it smells god. >>> some of the -- it smells good. >> if you're traveling, it's cold for some. some of the cold is in the northeast for the next 24 to 36 hours. there's not a lot of snow, there's some lake-effect snow over the great lakes and the north of new england. the rainfall is not in here yet. it's working its way in. flash flood watch over the burn areas for the next couple of days. look for rain to develop today, heaviest will be to the north. everyone will get on this, the rain on friday looks to be heavier northward, that's some of the 3 to 5-inch bull's eyes are in there. you can see here there are a couple of systems here and the door needs to be opened and it's slowly coming open. a winter storm watch is out. this is late this evening, the snow level will go up from 7,000 and cold air down to 6,000. if you want to travel to the mountains now is

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glor is here with a ing news is preview. >> hi. up next the new urgency to find the missing after the camp fire and before that week's rain. >> also our eye on america series tonight looks at high school football in this country and how the two nephews of a legendary coach made two dramatically different choices coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >>> up next the extra measure one bay area zoo is taking to protect the animals from the bad air. >>> remember the joke? the air quality is so bad. >> how bad? >> animals at the oakland zoo are even having their health monitored. >> many animals at the zoo have very little reprieve from the smoky air. zoo staff is trying to keep them as safe as possible which includes actually fitting some animals with their own versions of the n95 masks. >> we cannot give everybody little facemasks icwould bels a kland zoo is closed yet again today because of bad air. it's not yet clear if it will reopen tomorrow. thanks so much for watching us here at 5:00. >> al and juliette are back with

president trump continues his anti-immigrant rally ing cry to fire up republican voters. >> the democratillegal aliens to break our laws. violate our borders and bankrupt our country. >> there are four caravans headed to the u.s. >>> and a push to ll

air force one is going to pull up, he is ing to get out to a rockstar welcome.s is made for television. >> ♪ proud to be an american katty: he has flown into huntington to try to make difference in a number of close races. pres. trump: after years of rebuilding other countries, weve inally rebuilding our country. we have ended the war on beautiful clean coal, and we are putting our coal miners back to work. >> we love you, president trump! >> that's right. katty: if they win here, trump will claim credit. but if republicans lose -- pres. trum if that is what you end up with, it is your fault, not mine. remember that. christian: good drama. you have been to a lot of these. what do you think? katty: closing days ofhe campaign, he has the three things she has to hereal -- immigration, and appealing to women voters because they have a problem with women. christian: jobs, immigration, coal. but he needs them to vote for republicans on tuesday. laura: katty kay and christian fraser reporting there from west virginia. a brief time ago i spoke to our political analyst r

we've got wind gusts up to 40, 50 milestan hour. ing about the wind chills this afternoon, we are looking at chills in the 20s. so that's how it's going to feet aloughout the afternoon. now, it kind of levels off as we get through the evening. there's because the winds die downlightly as we head into the afternoon as opposed to gusting up to 50 miles an hour, maybe they're gusting up to about 30 miles an hour. either way this is a g veryty wind out there. we're going to continue to have some pretty strong winds through the remainder of the afternoon. could hav a few power outages, a few downed trees possible. of court we have a weather alert, a wind chill advisory and wind chill will be in the 20s throughout the day. gusts upwards of about 40 miles an hour. i do expect some power outages throughout the day. the feel-like temperatures in the teens in the shenandoah valley. fredericksburg it feels like 31. lucky you.me so snow showers caught a ride on this breezy northwest wind and rode right into frederick and hagerstown this morning. we

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. >>> tonight, authorities say four people are dead, ud ing children, after a mansion went up in flames in new jersey. investigators now scrambling to unravel a mysterious tragedy. r kristen dahlgren has the breaking details. >> reporter: tonight, a mystery in a new jersey mon, with the fire still smoldering in the ritzy community of colts neck this evening, police say four people are dead. one adult found shot outside the enormous home. another adult and tw children found inside the inferno. >> we are investigating this as an a on, an intentional fire. >> reporter: pole are also investigating whether there's a link to a second fire today. ed that house oy a relative of the mansion's owner. >> that remains to be seen, but that is an option or an angle that we continue to pursue. >> reporter: as police search for answers, they are asking the p. public for h >> this is tragic here in colts neck. and we need to pray for thesle. >> reporter: tonight, neighbors in this quiet community can wonly wonder whatt so wrong just two days before thanksgiving. krisn dahlgren, nbc neews, new york. >>>

million, bloomberg spent in just some of these california races alone $8 million that we ended up los ing and i have a little concern even with your own network fox. calling election at 6:33 when california and a number of seven other states out in the west were still opened now we're finding from utah and others, that after the election, some of these returns are coming back not as people thought as the election was going forward, did some people not vote because of that? we know this has been an issue for both sides back in 1984 there was a resolution passed in the house and senate, condemning these type of actions we want to make sure everybody votes and i always think that you probably san diego not call elections or change an entire congress before all the polls are closed. maria: and you mentioned that for sure a couple times now. let me ask you congressman next week you've got the leadership races going on first on the republicans as well as the democratic side. are you expecting to lead your membership? >> yes, i am. we had to fight to win this majority back in 2010. i was a big p

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hard freeze for everybody coming up onmo sunday ing. i'll give you the ten day forecast which is even chillier this week. that's coming u in abit. let's go over to melissa mollet. >> i am here take look at rockville westbound. edmonton, chopper 4 had the westbound lane shut down. this is a crash overnight that took down a polls and wire. right now we have one lane getting by westbound. southbound 270. wisteria, single laneng get by. beltzville, a crash, chopper 4 headed that way. back with more >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> 6:23 right now. just about all of us have a credit card or two,t's just when two turns to three or four or five that you can have a big problem. >> what do you do when you owe more mon than you make. all week news 4 is giving you smart ways to make your money work for you. >>> people with the highest debt 55.d to be 34 to the average debt is up to $134,000 per person. >> reporter: ifou're making the minimum payment it could take years to pay off your card. mantha is a managing partner at inteen wealth manage

you know if you think about it if you have investors private equity firms vulture funds buying up paos ing who are who is their principal concern it's their investor and if they're using housing to satisfy their investor interests what do they have to do with that housing if it's rental housing it's obvious they have to increase their rents. so what do governments do about the problem of homelessness because some are only dealing with that part of the problem hungary for example has come up with a new law it's made homelessness effectively a crime it's bound for you to live on the streets they say people should go to emergency shelters is that going to help a policy like that it's it's i think it's cruel and i think it's completely misguided and obviously it's out of step with international human rights and human rights obligations it's out of step with the sustainable development goals there are places that are doing some good works in the area of homelessness if you look at the housing first ideas it is it is which actually sits nicely within a human rights framework the idea of housing

ing anywhere. by noon, we're still having winds up to about 20 miles per hour i even tonigh you're headed out for dinner, winds at about 10 to 20iles per hour. they'll settle down after about 10:00 p.m. tonight. good new m is tomorrowning the winds are lighter. we'll still have plenty of sunshine as we t goough your sunday. plenty of sunshine out there today. mid 40s. there's the silver lining although it will beblustery out there. if you're headed out to -- we have st.ohns and gonzaga. silver oak academy versus friendship collegiate. it's going to be windy and blustery. the wind chills in the low 30s so bundle up, especially if you're sitting on thebleachers. radar not showing anything. high pssure in charge. a few snow showers out to west virginia. i kw we don't wan to see any of that here. doesn't look like we'll see that today or. tomorr 47 degrees will be our daytime high tomorrow with blue skies and again not aswindy. but then we get into your monday. now most of monday morning iso going dry, increasing clouds, you can see here we go as we head into the late evening, then we start to see rain show

you know if you think about it if you have investors private equity firms vulture funds buying up paos ing who are who is their principal concern it's their investor and if they're using housing to satisfy their investor interests what do they have to do with that housing if it's rental housing it's obvious they have to increase their rents. so what do governments do about the problem of homelessness because some are only dealing with that part of the problem hungary for example has come up with a new law it's made homelessness effectively a crime it's bound for you to live on the streets they say people should go to emergency shelters is that going to help a policy like that it's it's i think it's cruel and i think it's completely misguided and obviously it's out of step with international human rights and human rights obligations it's out of step with the sustainable development goals there are places that are doing some good works in the area of homelessness if you look at the housing first study it is it is which actually sits nicely within a human rights framework the idea of housing

leroy sane picked up the final goal for city, after raheem sterling's double had more than made sure of the result. southampton‘s only goal came from a danny ings but city move back to the top two points ahead of chelsea and liverpool. the 3-0 the 3—0 up, in the 80th minute, you think it is over. it was not over it after 90. we were lucky, sergio fought on what and we regained the ball and had good finishing from raheem sterling, but the game was not over. at stamford bridge, chelsea saw a double from alvaro morata help maurizio sarri's side to a 3—1win over crystal palace, fellow spaniard pedro scored the last of the goals for the blues while belgian eden hazard returned from a back injury after missing three league and cup games. with pedro i think we were a little bit in trouble, we needed some challenge, some personality and we we re challenge, some personality and we were lucky today because eden was on the bench. so he was able immediately to change the match. bayern munich have dropped to third on goal difference in germany's bundesliga after borussia moenchoengladbach scored a 3—0 win over fortuna dusseldorf. eden hazard's younger broth