so that play led to josh rosen's five yard touch down pass. cardinals up 1. the two minute warning. carr right here. so they're into arizona territory. then on third and ten, the quick toss to setherob rts r in a 30-yard game. sets up a five yard field goal attempt for rookie carlson. it was good. that was his third field goal and it gives the raiders win. >> there's disagreements but that's part of this business. we're going to have times where we clash a little bit and we're also very supportive of one another, and i'm very proud of him. he's been through a lot this year and i'm glad he's our quarterback. >> it's not the first time him and i have been that way. we're both very fiery. a lot of people don't see that in me, right, all the time but we're both very fiery, both very competitive. minor disgree on something. >> well, the raiders get the ravens next week. the first nfl star jackson still out with a hip injury. he threw for 150 and ran for 117. remember he's a former heisman winner. another rookie pitched in 150 yards on the ground as well. the raven

that led to josh rosen connecting five yards with larry fitzgerald. the cardinals go up by one. 19-31 and 192 yards and two scores. 32 yards there and they are in cardinals' territory. the quick toss to to to to to tt sets up to daniel carlson with seconds to go, he delivers. he's been with the team less than a month and he gives the oakland raiders the second win of the season. >> had a mild disagreement. but you know what? that's part of this business. we're going to have times where we clash a little bit. we're also very supportive of one another and i'm proud of him. he's been through a lot this year and i'm glad he's our quarter back. i'm surprised it's the first time they caught us. it's not the first time him and i have been that way. we're both very fiery. a lot of people don't see that in me, right? all the time. we're both very fiery and competitive minor disagreement on something. >> well, the raiders get the ravins next week. ravins facing the bengals today. first nfl start for lamar jackson. jackson threw for 150 yards, ran for 117. remem

that led to josh rosen's five-yard touchdown pass to larry 21-20.got the ball back after the two minute warning. carr was 19 of 31. two touchdowns, 32 yards there. he's into cardinals territory. and a quick toss to seth roberts. he'll pick up 20 and that sets up a 35 yard attempt for the rookie daniel carlson. he's been with the team less than a month and he is a hero. the raiders finally get their second win of the season. 23-21, the final there. >> and the raiders get the ravens next week. the ravens facing the bengals today. first nfl start for lamar jackson. he threw for 150 yards and jackson ran for 117. another rookie pitched in another 115 yards on the ground as well. the ravens win 24-21 and are 5-5. >>> warriors in san antonio for game four. golden state is 1-3 in the first game of those back to backs but a perfect 3-0 in the second steph curry and draymond green still out for this one. jones came off the bench for a second straight game and making the most of it, but jones wanted no part of this dunk. he gets out of the way as rudy gay fin

raiders kicked a couple of field goals for a 20-14 fourth- quarter lead and josh rosen rolled out and hit larry fitzgerald with a five yard score, that was the touchdown of the game but the raiders had time for a late rally. they have no timeouts left, seth roberts, who makes it to the arizona 17, carr hustles up to the ball and spikes it to stop the that allowed daniel carlson to set up 335 yard field goal, he nailed it and the raiders have a 23-21 win, their second of the season. all smiles at the end for them who of course after the game were asked about their interaction on the sidelines. >> that is the first time you have seen it. that ain't the first time it has happened. you know, we are both competitors, we are repeating -- competing hard. this is part of the business. we will have times where we clash a little bit, we are also very supportive of one another. i'm glad he's our quarterback. >> people in washington still talking about the tackle lawrence taylor made that broke theisen's leg and ended his career. 33-year-old -- 33 years later to the day he went down on the sack a

finally, the defense is last in sacks...go after josh rosen your mercedes-benz keys to the game. point loss in houston, steve kerr summed up the state of the team perfectly... it's hurt physically and it's hurt physically and spiritually. and considering what new details have surfaced in the draymond green-kevin durant saga, it would be understandabl e if it took a while for the champs to look back to normal. many have been wondering what exactly was said in their argument. following the houston game, chris haynes of yahoo sports released a report saying that, sources told him it got ugly... in addition to green calling kd an explitive multiple times, he reportedly said something to the effect of-- 'we don't need you. we won without you. leave.' green has since said that he and durant have talked and are moving forward. despite the emotions having an impact on their loss, green says there's no reason to flip out. we are not panicking or think that we are not a great team. we are still the best team in the league. we gonna win more games, a bunch of games and go win another champi

cardinals down six, first and goal, josh rosen finds larry fitzgerald for a touchdown, usually beatsp on the 9ers, now taking toll on the raiders. 21-20. but last chance to win it. carr, roberts and roberts, 20-yard gain. spike the ball. carlson tries to win it for the raiders. 35 yards, good. raiders get second win of the season and jon gruden addressed his argument with the quarterback after the game. >> first time you've seen it, yeah, ain't first time it's happened. >> that's what i mean. >> like i said we're both competitors, competing hard there. we had man-to-man situation there and he went for the big play and we had a mild disagreement . but you know what, that's part of this business. we're going to have times where we clash for a little bit. also very supportive of one another. i'm proud of him. he's been through a lot this year, i'm glad he's our quarterback. >> that's all for sports, i'm dave feldman, more news after the break. ventura and los angels is very close to full containment tonight. firefighters have it 91 percent contain >>> woolsey fire burning is close to co

finally, the defense is last in sacks...go after josh rosen your mercedes-benz keys to the game.last night's 20- point loss in houston, steve kerr summed up the state of the team perfectly... it's hurt physically and spiritually. and considering what new details have surfaced in the draymond green-kevin durant saga, it would be understandable if it took a while for the champs to look back to normal. many exactly was said in their argument. following the houston game, chris haynes of yahoo sports released a report saying that, sources told him it got ugly... in addition to green calling kd an explitive multiple times, he reportedly said something to the effect of-- 'we don't need you. we won without you. leave.' green has since said that he and durant have talked and are moving forward. despite the emotions having an impact on their loss, green says there's no reason to flip out. <> we are not panicking or think that we are not a great team. we are still the best team in the league. we gonna win more games, a bunch of games and go win another championship and we'll be fine." warri

finally, the defense is last in sacks...go after josh rosen your mercedes-benz keys to the game.oming up on kron4 sports at 10, the sharks...at the tank...and seeking a 3rd straight win. highlights from san jose until then, more news after the break. the smoke from the 'camp fire' burning in butte county-- is pouring into the bay area and now its causing very poor air quality...(vicki) you can see hazy conditions from the east bay to san francisco, across the peninsula... to the south bay... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, lawrence. lawrence karnow: very unhealthy air and smoke continue to smother the bay area. winds are very light which means there will be very little improvement. high pressure continues to sit over california keeping the air stagnant. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s with quality. expect skies this improving air quality on sunday. next week there is a chance of rain from wednesday through saturday. (grant) in national news tonight... a new york city taxi driver crashed into several cars after having a medical emergency behind the

the defense will try to force the rookie quarterback josh rosen to make turnovers. the game on sunday starts at 1:05 in glendale, arizona. >>> the 49ers won't be playing. officially in their bigame. . >>> in a new effort to reduce smoking, fda wants to ban menthol cigarettes and also planning to crack down on flavored cigars and flavored e cigarettes. the restrictions aimed at reducing smoking by teenagers. smoking causes 835,000 deaths every year. >>> apple planll feature length the film studio behind the movie "moonlight" will produce movies apple as part of a multi year deal. apple hasn't said how many will be produced or if they will be in theaters. >>> spacex will soon be launching thousands of internet satellites. the company was given the approval by the fcc to launch 4,000 satellites to bring the internet to the whole country. the new satellites will replace an old network with a new one bringing faster speeds. spacex wants to launch 12,000 satellites to coffer the whole earth with internet from space. the wall street journal says the first are expected to l

first and goal, josh rosen finds larry fitzgerald for a touchdown.usually beats up on the niners. now a toll on the raiders. third touchdown on the day for rosen. 21-20. but the raiders have a last chance to win. >> carr quick pass to seth roberts. raiders would spike the ball. so two seconds left, daniel carlson comes out and tries to win it for the raiders. 35 yards. it's good. the raiders pick up their second win of the season, and jon gruden addressed his argument with the quarterback after the game. >> this is the first time you've seen it. it's not the first time it's happened. like i say, we're both competitors. we're competing hard there we had a man-to-man situation, and he went for the big play. you know, we had a mild disagreement. but you know what? that's part of this business. we're going to have times where we clash a little bit. we're also very supportive of one another, and i'm really proud of him. he's been through a lot this year, and i'm glad he's our quarterback. >> that's all for sports. i'm dave feldman. more news after the bre

rookie quarterback josh rosen is the lowest rated passer in the league. >> rosen has had his rookie moments and wild moments. you can see why they went up and got him. >> reporter: of course, the raiders have their own offensive issues, most notably not able to get the ball down filed. derek carr is a shutdown machine. >> i'm not going to stand out there and publicly go through any player's grades. he has done some really good things under very difficult circumstances. >> turning the ball over is worse for the team than me. checking the ball down if it's not completely open. we have had some open shots and for whatever reason, we weren't able to get through. >> you just try and think, maybe i could have thrown it earlier? maybe i could have done something else? i don't know. >> the giants have a lot of questions to address between now and next season but the most important might just be this. will madison bumgarner remain in san francisco? probably won't know for a while but we do know, thank to mlb.com, bumgarner is on the trade block. a career giant his resume' includes four all star game

. >>> the raiders defense tried to make rookie quarterback josh rosen turn over the ball but made mistakes game starts at 1:05 in glendale arizona. the 49ers won't be playing, in their buy week. -- -- bye week. >>> we're still watching pg&e stock and tech stocks down again. bay area leading the way but they're not the big ones we talk about. pam cook is back now with today's dollars and cents. >> we usually talk about the fang stocks. those aren't the stocks taking things down again. we're talking about the chip makers based in santa clara led the way down this morning after reporting a weaker than expected revenue number for the last quarter. that news took bay area down as well. >>> the harlem globe trotters playing at madison square gardens next week. they do come to oracle arena in oakland and san jose in january. so maybe a good christmas gift there. >>> keeping an eye on the markets, we're also watching pg&e. it's up about 38% right now to $24 a share but keep in mind, it's lost about half its value since november 8th before the camp fire starts. a live look at the dow jones up almos

josh hawley, the republican picking up a seat for his party there, knocking off claire mccaskill. and jacky rosenjust within the last hour, we've been able to project in the state of nevada, the democrat defeating the republican incumbent dean heller there. another democratic pickup in the senate. still too close to call, though, in a couple these tight races. martha mcsally, the republican, with a 19,000 vote spread, just barely over kyrsten sinema in the state of arizona. that is too close to call with 71% of the vote in. also florida, the senate race there still too close to call even with 99% of the vote in. the split there between governor rick scott, the republican, and bill nelson, only 38,000 votes. meanwhile, in montana, jon tester fighting for his life. the democratic incumbent up 6500 votes in the state of montana. we'll keep a close eye on that one for you throughout the morning. and checking in with some of the governors races we've been following, here is what we know. a big win for the democrats in the state of wisconsin. tony evers defeating the incumbent scott walker. scott walke

let's assume josh hawley pulls it out. 47/51, ajon ralston who is the big handicapper in nevada, he believes jacky rosengoing to beat dean heller. the number is at 48, but the bottom line is you come over here and take arizona. is that is going to go for martha mcsally, look how close we are, 52/48, but republicans still maintain control. >> a lot of reasons to watch tomorrow night. mark preston, thanks. >>> a new cnnple shows the top issues for voters are immigration and health care. are democrats worried that the president's hard-line stance on immigration will drown out their own message? vo: you're feeling the squeeze. costs are rising. it's hard to keep up. in washington, one party is calling the shots and the middle class isn't being heard. we need a new congress that will cut taxes for the middle class, ensure coverage for people with pre-existing conditions, and protect social security and medicare. vote for a democratic congress; for an economy that works for everyone. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. at booking.com, we can't guarantee you'll good at that

march sharplurn and she has the the broadcasting she and josh awley might go after big tax that might be supportive of the telecom. representative rosen. and i'll leave it to charlie. her networks compared to some of the other profiles, fairly modest. she was -- she came to politics pretty late in life. d she was a software consultant and harry reid drafted her. and she inherited harry reid's network. she has affiliated with harry reid's with mass toe, so that is where sure start comes from. she does have highs in in evidence and jewish national community. she was a president. she was the rabbi of that synagogue and the interfaith dialogue. you hook at the other major layer, who comes policy issues and own percent perfecttive and the kind of credit detentionals. her personal connections, her husband is a roolings gift with the v.a. and she worked for southwest gas corporation. if i look at her, most interesting thing for her in terms of funding the out of state funding. f anybody is from the west and southwest, it is not something people take kindly to. $2 stire dedicated close to million to support candidates like rosen. tremendous a

senators include kevin cramer in north dakota, josh in misery, mike braun in indiana, and it's looking like you can add rick scott in florida and jacky rosenthat list, but those are not confirmed. here is a live picture from las vegas. it looks like jacky rosen's folks are just getting ready to speak and to bring her out. we will watch this a minute. if we -- if she comes out will listen to her -- we will listen to her. [applause] [cheers] [indiscernible] [applause] i wanted to invite my family up here. we are family and i wanted to invite my family up here because just like everybody else here, we recognize only together do we move forward as a state. we recognize that we would not be him to do this without each other. [applause] but most importantly, we recognize that we would not be able to do this without all of you. we are your voice. >> yeah! [applause] hear, thatl cannot someone upfront saying you look like nevada. i am going to ask one more question. this election in particular, women are in the house. [applause] [cheers] when i said that we were making history, we are still on task, we are still on track to become over 50% majorit

rosen. heller the only clinton won. dead even. claire mccaskill and joshley, absolutely facing down in one of the toughest races in the nation. in indiana, you have a toss-up democrat joe donnelly 1.2% lead over challenger mike braun. in arizona, out there in the land of rattlesnakes you have democrat kirsten sinema and martha mcsally dead heat 46%. it is really going to come down to the last minute and early number voters combined with turn out. in the house we should point out democrats have a better chance of regaining control. they need the magic number of 23 seats. there is 38 seats? house races. democrats need 23 to regain control. it's going to be exciting. here in orlando, in the i-4 corridor. we will be hitting it hard today. brian: thanks, griff. good to see you on the road for a change. does he ever go home? i feel so bad. ainsley: you will see your wife and family in two days, griff. steve: how many times over the last year have we heard people say historically the president's party loses ground in the midterms? that always happens. with the ex

telecom and broadcasting is the possibility that she and josh hawley team up on a number of initiatives, especially those that go after big tech. rosen, pretty resounding victory, but not what we have expected going in. , compared toare some of the other players, fairly modest. we have outlined the big ones. she came to politics late in life. she and been active as a soft will -- software consultant. she had been president of her synagogue and it was harry reid who drafted her to go to congress. she has inherited a lot of harry reid's staff and affiliated with a lot of help -- a lot of his proteges. comess where her start from and where she owes her loyalty. she has deep ties to both nevada and broader jewish communities as well. she was the former president of her synagogue. is a major leader in the jewish community in nevada and the interfaith dialogue community, and is very interesting because, if you look at the other major political , he comes that policy issues that affect the jewish-american community. she is bringing a counter rate -- a counterweight. her personal to connections, her husband is a radiologist with the va. she

rosen after a tight race he ended up losing by 6 points. heather: lots to discuss. you have gone through a lot for us, thank you. joshly's win in missouri just one of four republican pickups in the senate the democrats taking back the house not a huge surprise, posing a threat to the president's agenda. will there be gridlock in washington? i'm asking the question, not rhetorical. kaylee mcinerney, thank you for joining us. as we begin let's show people the breakdown, balance of power in the house, 219 democrats they added 20 succeed, 193 republicans and in the senate 52 republicans who added four seats, 44 democrats. opportunity to work together and do you believe what several democrats said leading up to today that they will continue to talk about impeachment and russia collusion, taking over control of three different areas in the house at this point? >> i hope there is bipartisanship and if there is bipartisanship it will because of donald trump. look at the facts, the facts are donald trump offered a compromise on immigration, donald trump offered a compromise on infrastructure. this is when he had majorities. h

conservative chops and ties to broadcasting, is team up and josh hawley on initiatives that might go after big tech and be supportive of the telecom industry. rosen, a pretty resounding victory, not what we expected going in. i will leave it to charlie to talk about details. her networks, compared to some of the other players, are fairly modest. we outline the big ones here. she came to politics late in life. active as a software consultant. she had been president of her synagogue. it was harry reid who drafted her to come to congress. she has inherited a lot of harry reid's network in terms of professional staff and campaign staff. she has affiliated herself with harry reid proteges, including senator cortez mastro, so that's greatest has the amount of loyalty. she has deep ties in nevada and the broader national jewish community. , a rabbi at her synagogue major leader in the jewish community in nevada but also the interfaith dialogue community, really interesting for us because if you look at other major political power player in nevada, it has to be sheldon policy, who comes at issues that affect the jewish-american community in his own persp

josh hawley. the wisconsin senate race shows tammy baldwin leading the republican. in tennessee the fox news poll gives marsha blackburn a nine-point lead. in nevada the cnn poll shows jacky rosenby three points against dean heller. >> the trump administration still has no strategy for fighting disinformation campaigns aimed at swaying u.s. elections. three people knowledgeable about the matter told that will to politico. last month the intelligence and law enforcement agencies warn russia, china, iran are all engaging in ongoing campaigns to influence american elections and policies in the absence of high level white house coordination. the trump administration has allowed agencies like the fbi, cia and department of homeland security to decide how to respond to foreign government's attempts to use social media and other propaganda to undermine u.s. elections. politico also reports the absence of an overreaching strategy has caused officials to meet repeatedly over the past year to discuss issues such as when to announce evidence and who in the government takes the lead on such investigations. the white house says the process is working as intended and a spokesman for the nati

josh holly defeating claire mccaskill. heidi heitkamp lost her seat. and in indiana, republican mike ron beat joe donly. they did pick up a seat in nevada. that's where democratic congresswoman jackie rosen won. let's talk about the state level. they have governors seats back in kansas, illinois, michigan, wisconsin, maine, new mexico, but here's the thing. that was offset by republican wins in key 2020 battleground states including florida, ohio and arizona and by the way, we have just learned republicans have gained a seat in alaska. so here we are new reality for president trump. now for the first time he is going to have to deal in congress with the democrats. >> you are looking at ted cruz, another winner after o'rourke lost his race there. we have road warriors blanketing the country. maybe they are blurry eyed this morning. they have reaction on last night's elections as we wait to hear from all the major players this hour. we have a press conference coming up. mitch mcconnell in about 30 minutes from now taking questions from reporters. president trump in 90 minutes. nancy pelosi right after that. but there are some contests that are still basically a nail biter right now. for th

josh holly defeating claire mccaskill. heidi heitkamp lost her seat. and in indiana, republican mike ron beat joe donly. they did pick up a seat in nevada. that's where democratic congresswoman jackie rosen

josh hawley raising money and clare mccast gill 33 million. in nevada dean heller, a sitting united states senator raised 11 million to jacky rosen's 21 million.> ted cruz who you worked with, 29 million. 30 million. bethea o'rourke, 70 million nearly 73 million. what's going on? >> i think that consultants are making a lot of money. the first bite of the banana split tastes good, but after the third one it's painful. these voters are in these districts, about 30 house races, about six senate seats they're subject to saturation ads. the ad for the incumbent, the ad for the challenger, the pac ad. special interest ad and no one is listening, these ads are tuned out by the voters. the most important money spent right now is get out the vote. which is somebody knocking at a door. somebody personally calling and the candidates know who their voters are and that's the efficient money at this point. >> when you're raising money, speaking of that money, how much do you say needs to be spent per candidate, per vote? >> it's a buck and a quarter. if it's efficient. look at the texas race, 100 million spent. 5 million votes maybe cast, that's $20 per vo

possibility that she and josh holly team up on a number of initiatives, particularly those that might go after big tech and that might be supported of the telecom industry. jacky rosen, pretty resounding victory. i'll leave it to charlie to talk about the details of that. her networks, compared to other players we profiled, fairly modest. we've outlined the big ones here. she came to politics pretty late in life. she had been active as a software consultant. she had been president of her synagogue. hasou might expect, she inherited a lot of network in her professional staff and campaign staff. she affiliated herself and debate with proteges. that is really where her start comes from and where she owes her greatest amount of loyalty. she does have deep ties to nevada and broader national jewish community, as well. she was a former president of her synagogue. the rabbi of that synagogue, who is a major leader in the jewish community in nevada and in the interfaith dialogue community. really interesting for us because if you look at the other ater player in nevada, comes policy issues like the jewish-american community in his own perspective and she is bringing a real