katherine, eugene, stick around. it's been one week into the midterms., who's down, who's admitting they're thinking about a run. that's after the break. ey're tht a run. that's after the break ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? >>> the last votes still have not been counted in the midterm election as you know from watching this show. we've got our first hints, the nods and one flatout announcement of a democratic run for 2020. over the last 24 hours alone, here's what we saw. >> for me the sole thing i have to consider, that i have to think long and hard about, is whether this is what i'm called to do. >> not just to govern but to prepare for 2020, a blueprint where the focus is on workers. >> i will stand with the working class citizens over all else. if they don't like it, hit the road. [ chanting ] >> let's bring in pbs news hour correspondent yamiche alcindor and katherine and eugene are still w

katherine wasn't far behind and they weren't alone.ges show the terror on the faces of others being rescued by the police in those same moments. their desperation to be free. in north carolina, philip got a phone call from his business partner eric hersman. >> i got confirmation from eric that he was standing there with them and that they were all safe. >> your whole family. >> yeah. i broke down and cried. yeah. then it, you know, then you can let go. you know, you can just kind of, you can collapse. >> later, a picture followed his wife and children trapped in that mall for hours in terror were now in the safety of a friend's house together. >> simply the most precious thing i could even imagine to see all of them, you know, sitting there and safety and knowing they had come through it. >> philip grabbed the first flight back to kenya. >> must have felt really good when he got off the plane. >> it was very good. because you know as a mom when dad is not around, you feel like you have to keep it together and you got to be strong. and

. >>> meanwhile, it's two thumbs up for chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger's relationship righteah, two reasons, family and football. up first in tonight's know and tell, pratzenegger's first thanksgiving. >> what's a kennedy family holiday without flag football? chris witnessing their storied tradition in l.a. as he and the daughter of jfk's niece katherine schwarzenegger watched her brothers and friends from the sidelines with mom maria shriver. >> the couple together for five months has the full support of katherine's fam a source tells "e.t." maria feels they are a match made in heaven. >>> next arod plays a thanksgiving trick on jlo. jennifer shocked when an invited mentalist seemingly turns her family dinner dead quiet. >> what? >> while it was just an epic prank lopez did have reason to believe. earlier alex appeared hypnotized unable to speak simple phrases like my love. >> i yummy you. i yummy you. >> this one should be easy to say for jlo's man of a year and a half, right? >> i yummy you. i yummy you. >>> and finally blake and gwen trapped? >> you stuck, blake? >> this

oh, yeah. >> reporter: steve was there, too, said katherine. remembers him saying something that, to her, didn't make much sense. >> he put his arm around me and said, "you'd just wanna think it was an accident, don't you?" >> then i looked at him and i said, "that this -- this is not an accident. what i'm looking at is not an accident." >> reporter: by then, so soon after the murder, steve was the only real suspect under investigation. and in the following weeks, as friends and family mourned, detectives peeled back the layers of steve and carol's relationship. and soon found evidence that their recent divorce was, well, no divorce is pleasant, but -- >> we looked heavily into e-mails and we learned that carol was very unhappy with the outcome of the divorce. they argued heavily back and forth up until the day of her murder. >> reporter: steve made good money as a financial advisor, had agreed to pay six thousand dollars a month in spousal support. >> when you say somebody makes over five hundred thousand dollars you would assume that a six-th

katherine herridge is here to break down how and senator mike lee ways in live. i am shannon bream in washington. we been with florida, two consisted races, senate and gubernatorial are undergoing recount. thursday deadline looming large with a number of new lawsuits. phil keating live to tell us more. >> breaking tonight, two recounting machines have function bringing mechanics to fix them right now but reports are palm beach county has lost a days worth of its recounting process in a county that was plagued by machines that are old and there was no way to meet the thursday deadline to get this done. that may not matter. live inside the broward county recount center the process continues, finishing recounting 3000 early votes and broward says it is ahead of schedule. one of the recount races in palm beach is the state out race. mike caruso leaves democrat jim by 37 votes, leon county judge, a democrat, ruled for montevideo giving palm beach county next to 5 days to complete their recount races, a distant guaranteed to be appealed by republicans, bill nelson file

at one point an katherine adjusted anna's snow white wig. get prepared to see more holidays because jack is there number one priority. chris and anna have always maintained a civil relationship and want one another to be happy. >> if plan "a" doesn't work out, that's just about the perfect plan "b." >> got to be proud of that. s that very big people. >>> it's been 17 years since nicole kidman and tom cruise went their separate ways and now nicole salespeopling about about her relationship with their two kids, conner and isabella. >> any mother will tell yous lo for you here. >> she says her children who are now grown are in her heart, despite rumors they don't speak to their mother because of scientology. kidman says, quote, they have made choices to be scientologyists and as a mother it's my job to love them. i am an example of that tolerance. no matter what your child does there is love to sever that i believe is wroj. she acknowledges being private about it because, quote,ive to protect all those relationships. she opened up about her dau

katherine baker, the lone bay area republican holding office, had clung to a slim lead over a newcomer, democrat rebecca bower cahaan. >> we need an assembly member who will deliver for our district. >> reporter: tonight numbers showed bower cahaan with a lead of over 2,000 leads. baker conceded in a statement. >> i just congratulated my opponent. the outcome is not expected to change with the many ballots left to count. bowers said, "the voters have spoken. i'm looking forward to working for my community and delivering for constituents." her win proof that the gop presence is shrinking in california . the chair of the republican party calls it unfortunate but says it's not the end for the california gop. >> to say that the republican party is dead or dying in the state is wrong. >> reporter: schoop points out ball we are cahaan's -- bower cahaan's winning margin is nominal. >> the republican party has a big standing still. >> reporter: schoop believes with baker's defeat the real loss will be to voters. >> it hurts california overall to lose the more bipartisan members and replace the

welcome back, katherine.e middle of your game--actually, beyond the middle of the game. we're only five away from $1 million. as we take a look up there, this next step is a pivotal one in this game, getting to that $50,000 threshold. how you feeling coming back? >> i'm feeling pretty good. the first questions were so fast that i wanna take this one

i want to thank caroline and katherine. it is hard having dad on the road all the time, having mom on the road all the time, it is hard and these girls pay a price, and girls, mommy and i love you with all of our hearts. and i could not possibly be prouder of the two of you. i also want to thank my mom and my dad, both of whom poured their hearts into this. and i want to also take a moment to congratulate beto o'rourke. he poured his heart into this campaign. he worked tirelessly. listen, listen, it's important. he worked tirelessly, he's a dad, and he took times away from his kids, and i want to also say millions across this state were inspired by his campaign. they didn't prevail and i am grateful the people of texas chose a different path, but let me say to all of those who worked on his campaign, all of those who were inspired, that i am your senator as well. my responsibility is to represent every texan. and i give you my word i will always fight for your jobs, for your freedom, for your security. i will always fight t

and we're back with catherine abandoned editor and publisher of the nation magazine katherine and getting back to trump's advisers as you brought up john bolton and once again the end of trading a lot of experts whether it's experts or professionals from the past from the present day just like you think that they mean i trade it for america would be detrimental for its security but doesn't really care about what anyone says but his advisers like john bolton. there are you know nick new conservative very hawkish. so to say politicians who are in tehran dale and china and you know entire russia sanctions. with these people in a picture are we in for even more confrontation it's not just the people in the personalities sophie at the beginning of this year as you know that there was a national defense strategy which is now the national defense strategy. united states which commits the united states to. ongoing. risk that they're creating this willingly pushing the coalition course good at the hours a new challenges and dangers the strategy says are russia and china and so it's a national defe

katherine the founder of her well the editor and publisher of the nation. are lucky. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out of a movie business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. the. question lol. and we're back with catherine about and google the editor and publisher of the nation magazine katherine and getting back to trump's advisers as you brought up john bolton and once again the end of treaty a lot of experts whether it's experts or professionals from the past from the present day just like you think that for america would be detrimental for its security but doesn't really care about what anyone says but his advisers like john bolton. there are you know nick new conservative very hawkish. so to say politicians who are in tehran deal and china and you know entire russia sanctions. with these people in a picture are we in for even more confrontation it's not just the people in the personalities s

i think everything katherine said was 100% right. the president keeps saying that whitaker is a very respected person. the president goes into a broken phrase like that over and over again, it usually means the opposite is true. the idea that he chose whitaker because he's a very respected person, very respected person is ludicrous. he has such a slimy background and it doesn't pass the smell test. >> if you are keeping score at home, whitaker, a respected person, and the admiral, he was talking about the former navy s.e.a.l. and the president talked about him. >> mccraven, retired admiral and navy s.e.a.l. and -- >> hillary clinton fan. >> special operations -- >> excuse me, hillary clinton fan. >> he led the command of operations that took down bin laden and killed saddam -- >> he's a hillary clinton backer and an obama backer and frankly -- >> he's a navy s.e.a.l. -- >> wouldn't it have been nice if we would have gotten bin laden earlier than that. >> and he was not the one finding bin laden but he was the one that captured and ki

council member of the so most of the sponsibility for veterans affairs and settlements but i'm katherine what is the story of the lancastrian which touches the hearts of the people of sadness. to see a procedural new. walk to something known the situation was very complex in the seventy's i thought why people do remember the story because the situation of process very critical. was martial fatah's appeal for the armistice also because the allies and troops are going back and people here and so on the sam are afraid of them leaving lynas and finally there was the sinking of the lancaster which was a real disaster because people here never forget this huge family you know that remains in there but the tragedy of the langley has a theme this is. it's not that they didn't. katherine for all that you've done to commemorate the loss of the people in the lancastrian to represent you have them examined create a loving cup for whisky someone because you know the drill is sadly quite. messy beaucoup best america but a mess one of the most remarkable aspects of a long cast a disaster is that in man

we are going to see katherine clark is going to be the vice chair of the democratic party. another young, vibrant person in our party. we are seeing a lot of up-and-coming leaders. ben ray lujan is going to be the assistant majority leader. we will see other races related to the d triple c -- more vibrant faces. host: the votes for nancy pelosi -- you think that indicates further problems, come january, and cohesiveness? guest: i think she will be the next speaker and will have support. the democrats will come together to lead this country, working together and working across party lines, to solve the problems our country faces. host: tomwe will take those cals throughout the course of this program today. , a formers representative from south carolina. guest: good to be with you. host: a little about your organization? republickeye in.org. we're talking about free undersized -- free enterprise solutions to climate change. we hear a lot about government regulation. we have not heard the have the free enterprise system can solve it. host: when it comes to your personal believ

alice, mary katherine, these are tough subjects. we appreciate having you on. >>> the president is pushing back on democrats' claims that they have the momentum before the midterms, declaring, quote, the blue wave is dead. and the big guns are coming out in georgia's governor's race. both vice president mike pence and oprah stumping for the candidates there now. and even more star power on the way gives you a measure of how much attention on the race. >>> also, the man accused of gunning down 11 people at the pittsburgh synagogue appears in court. the dozens of charges he's facing including 32 charges that each carry the death penalty. ♪ my love has come along, applebee's new neighborhood pastas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster.. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide but birds eye made it deliciousfrom zucchini.a. mmm... mashed p

katherine downes at the bbc sports centre.an old today's stories on the news channel throughout the next news on bbc one is at five o'clock. have hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on the death of our colleague richard baker who has died at the age of 93. he introduced the bbc‘s first—ever television news bulletin in 1954. he is also associated with classical music, including the annual new year concert from vienna and the last at the proms. david sillitoe looks back ona the proms. david sillitoe looks back on a long career. 1954, and the first bbc television news bulletin began with the voice of richard baker. jelena kier is an illustrated... in those early days -- in those early days, newsreaders we re -- in those early days, newsreaders were never seen. -- in those early days, newsreaders were never seen. richard baker - for more than a quarter of a century, he helped to define the calm, clear voice of bbc tv news. police reinforcements have been drafted into downing street as the crowd outside number ten

. >> for katherine, it helpedka erine in one of the most difficult times of her life. >> it went very smoothly. especially the recovery from anesthesia. i had noeonaness. if all continues, then i am on my path to full recovery. >> katherine hanson says she's doing really well and she'll be following up with her doctors over time. the pilot program ends in december. the hospital sta says they hope to expand the service next being the help with a wider group of people this is a part of a much harsher rend that we'll see more and more. personalized care. using our own dna to identify not just anesthesia but alsoca whicer treatments work the best. which psychiatric meds mean the st fit for a particular patient. or a diabetesmedicine. a whole range of oppounities. based on our own individua dna. >> right. itel u itorks individually and howgreat. >> and how much better than trial and error. >>> it is the most destructive fire in california history. and also, the deadliest. we have theatest as some residents start to returnhome. >> plus, what could be the first bit of snow for parts of our a

mary katherine. >> i am going to go a different direction. florida. florida 26.uns as a mod racherate. he has distanced himself away from trump. it is been moving off the map for republicans. if he can hold on there, i think it would be an indication that the late turn to the immigration rhetoric didn't have as much impact as others thought. >> he condemned president trump's focus on the immigration about him. governor. >> mine is michigan eight. and that is a district that is currently held by mike bishop, a republican. trump won this district by almost 7%. romney won it by three points. it was redistricted. the woman running against him is slotkin. she has a defense background. this is a district that contains michigan state university. and the rule that prevents students were being to vote where they go to school caused democrats to lose the elections. but this candidate has been out there getting students registrations in. she is hoping that including her footwork on the ground will flip this to a blue district. >> things are still up in the air. we still don

we are going to see katherine clark is going to be the vice chair of the democratic party. another young, vibrant person in our party. we are seeing a lot of up-and-coming leaders. ben ray lujan is going to be the assistant majority leader. we will see other races related to the d triple c -- more vibrant faces. host: the votes for nancy pelosi -- you think that indicates further problems, come january, and cohesiveness? guest: i think she will be the next speaker and will have support. the democrats will come together to lead this country, working together and working across party lines, to solve the problems our country faces. host: tom

mary katherine?ting to say virginia five, and i wanted to say wriggleman/cockburn, but i'm going to go florida, where curbelo is trying to hold on. he runs as a moderate. he has aggressively distanced himself from trump, but it's a d-leaning district, but it's been listed as a toss-up but moving slowly off the map for republicans. if he can hold on there, i think that would be an indication some of this late turn to the immigration rhetoric did not have as much of an impact as others thought and some republicans can hold on in those more swing districts. >> he condemned the president for his focus on the immigration bill. >> mine, i think david chalian and i have this in our top races which is michigan eight. that's a district that is currently held by a guy named mike bishop, a republican. trump won this district by almost 7%. romney won it by three points. it was redistricted to incorporate areas that mike bishop would end up winning. the woman running against him is elissa slotcon. she has a defen

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long time when a president joseph kabila is nominated successor in the december twenty third vote katherine sawyer how small. after his father eighty and she said katie died in february last year felix she said cady to go over the reins of the largest opposition party the union for democracy and social progress. his father had come second in the twenty eleven presidential election and the young like to see katie hopes to capitalize on that legacy and popularity styled himself and his father than favoring the same flack street cop. but unlike the old that she said katie who had decades of experience both in government and the opposition his son was until recently not in the thick of congress politics he lived in belgium for many as as a political newcomer some have criticized his lack of experience there twenty one presidential candidates for the past and to bits is a man diary president joseph kabila successor it will be a single round contest opposition leaders and civil society groups have raised concern about an electronic voting system to be used for the first time in the country and th

i wanted to begin by thanking jeff and katherine not only for the extraordinary work that they did to make capa possible, and also all of the work this they did over the last 20 years to make it meaningful but also the work they did today to organize this event and to bring us all together. we're used to fighting battles on a daily basis and i'm seeing some of my old friends and smiling with them, but i think it's important also that we take the opportunity to celebrate key victories and particularly folks that i see here in the privacy field and it's great to have you all here. a lot of times you're told, well, the u.s. can't pass a privacy law and washington is dysfunctional and people are divided and there are about 20 different reasons not to do something, but today we actually looked back over the last 20 years and remembered something that was done that remains to this day very important, very powerful, very impactful and for me, i think that's one of the first lessons of the protection and privacy law. you can make a difference in people's lives. i'll tell you, back in the mid-

katherine herridge caught up with the acting attorney general, you don't want to miss that. tonight's power panel, molly and jason. we will dig into the president's tweet storm on mueller. it was a. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app makes it easy to manage my policy. i can pay my bill, add a new driver, or even file a claim. woo, hey now! that's a win-win. thank you! switch to geico®. it's a win-win. .. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >> top senator on the judiciary committee said matthew whitaker has assured him robert mueller's job is safe but is that enough for outgoing gop senator jeff flake to stand out from his boycott of the president's judicial nominees. katherine herridge has more from whitaker. >> reporter: the fox news crew caught

here is katherine herridge. >> reporter: we haven't seen any successful activity.t seen any activity we can attribute directly to a foreign nation. >> reporter: homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen will oversee the situation room on election night tracking cyberthreats to voter databases and online efforts using propaganda and disinformation to influence voters perception and decision-making. >> the most secure election in modern age. >> reporter: he spoke to fox about the new security measures a day after she, fbi director christopher ray and the nations intelligence chief briefed the president. >> his basic message was elections are the heart of our democracy, extraordinarily important americans have confidence in them. >> reporter: national cyber security command center added monitoring that covers 90% of registered voters and programs like cyber intruders. more than half of all states completed vulnerability assessments. >> there would be a us government response. a lot of reporting. is that on the table? >> everything is on the table. >> reporter: the

john barrasso gives us his take but fully start with katherine herridge. >> reporter: outgoing republican senator jeff flake opposing the judicial nominees, legislation protecting the probe for a full senate for the vote. this complicates republican efforts with with the president's nominees forward by the end of the year. >> the improper installation of an acting attorney general who has not been subject to confirmation by this body, the president has this investigation in his sites and we all know it. >> reporter: the justice department released a 20 page legal opinion backing donald trump's appointment of matt whitaker as attorney general. a key issue goes to senate confirmation. that the permit of legal counsel which provides legal guidance to the federal government found senate confirmation is not required if the appointment is temporary writing the constitutionality of mister whitaker's resignation is supported by supreme court precedent, by acts of congress in 3 different countries and executive practice. under the justice department succession statute after attorney general jeff s

katherine herridge is here with that part of the story. good evening, katherine. >> reporter: really giuliani confirmed the special counsel asked about the moscow real estate proposal and there's, quote, no contradiction between the president answer answers for mueller and cohen's. the congressional testimony paved the way for today. >> when the former personal attorney testified behind closed doors last year he also provided a 2-page written ceremony about a moscow real estate project. according to a draft obtained by fox he told congressional investigators the proposal was under consideration at the trump organization for september 2015 until the end of january 2016 but he told the new yorker the discussions lasted another 5 months. :continued i never considered asking mister trump to travel to russia in connection with this proposal. the best of my knowledge mister trump was never in contact with anyone about this proposal other than me on two occasions but the police is:agreed to travel and contemplated his boss might also make the tri

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former f1 driver karun chandhok is from india and spoke to katherine downes about the announcement earlierpionship, it is good to have a bland of future new countries coming to the calendar as well as traditional races. but also going to straight razors. hanoi will be on the streets of the city and i think that again will make it different. they very much located in the same way that abu dhabi or singapore do, which is an opportunity to put the city and the country on the map. an opportunity to attract tourism. the singapore grand prix this year him of the promoter told me that they has 16,000 people fly over from india for the race. they have got more tickets sold people from other parts of asia, which is exactly what they want because that benefits local businesses, hotels, restaurants, shopping all that sort. i think that is very much the agenda ina i think that is very much the agenda in a honda wait for them to give them a platform for the seeding and them a platform for the seeding and the country on the global map. do you think hanoi will bump silverstone off the circuit? should bri

her sosia sion is one of just a handful of private initiatives and you katherine berg vera and her fellow campaigners meet those affected in hidden places. what is your test today is negative no antibodies. but because the unsafe sex you had was only a month ago you need to come by again and i will take care of yourself says where's the corporal mush i'm scared to go anywhere else you don't get of being outed. or or in most places the infection means shame. even if it's not your fault and i'd say the condom tore during sex your way or if a customer just removes it. and then you start to panic yet then the horse the funny i had one such case and there was group really helped me all go. outside city hall and you catherine berg to tell his campaigning in a rather different way. he's holding a banner telling people about his illness and inviting strangers to give him a hug if they're not afraid. he wants to bring down the invisible wall that he says has arisen between him and society since his infection. and the thirty year old knows he's taking a risk. aren't you afraid i know i'm a doctor.

england have suffered a blow with the news that all—rounder katherine brunt has been ruled out of the back injury. it's a recurring problem that flared up again during a warm—up game on wednesday. she'll be replaced by fran wilson, who was in last year's world cup—winning squad. england's first match against sri lanka starts tomorrow in st lucia. ok, let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this friday evening. renault‘s nico hulkenberg had a heavy crash in second practise for the brazilian grand prix. the german was fortunately unhurt. mercedes dominated with valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton first and second—fastest at interlagos. bottas was just three—thousandsth of a second quicker than newly crowned world champion hamilton, with ferrari's sebastian vettel not far behind in third. arsenal have said that danny welbeck has suffered a significant injury to his right ankle. the club say he remains in hospital and will continue to be assessed and that a further update will be issued over the next few days. chelsea women have been drawn against paris saint—germain

katherine, obviously, we heard from the president this past week on twitter, but also in that call that he made with troops. he seemed to be airing all sorts of grievances. there's a long list of folks he has attacked over this week, ninth circuit court of appeals. hillary clinton. my favorite on this list has got to be electromagnetic catapults. he prefers steam apparently. what do you think is the president's mind-set right now? >> clearly, he was in a fighting mood. and i think he was trying to push back on the deal -- some would say he's constantly in a fighting mood. he has been dealing with the loss of the house and the drip, drip, drip of seats day by day. the initial numbers looked better and he continues to had an erthat news which does not please him. he's getting schooled on what the new year will look like with the divided congress, what that can mean in terms of investigations, frustration about mueller. so he's coming back to a complicated washington and it's only going to get harder for him. >> we heard him this week, another issue that's complicated, the khashoggi murder

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. >>> and the lone republican legislature has been and katherine baker beat mccann ker beat mccann 51% voted for baker and 49% to bower kahn r kahn >>> this morning's numbers showed that sheriff smith is beating former undersheriff, john irikawa. it was the first run off for smith. he believes his campaign put a spotlight on the importance of voting. >> we wanted to spring forward, what the messaging should be and how the reform should look like and i think by doing that and exposing what was occurring both in the jail and the enforcement side, we're hoping that has a positive effect, no matter whether i win or lose. >> i'm optimistic, i think i have a real smart electorate in santa clara county and i trust they'll make the right choice. we did everything we could and i think we ran a very smart campaign. >>> one of the top concerns facing continues to be jail reform and inmate conditions. >>> and senator dianne feinstein is going back to tshe defeated fellow democrat, state senator, kevin de leon she's held since 1992. she has a 54% to 46% lead. she says she does not like the negative

she was in the state in the bush versus gore ordeal, this is katherine harris.ooking at what the law says about deadlines for tomorrow, thursday, for sunday over the weekend if it goes to a manual recount. can those deadlines legally be moved? >> this is the issue about the rule of law which is so crucial we were talking about it earlier. the rule of law actually restricts the arbitrary exercise of power by subordinating it to existing well-defined law. and that's what they should focus on, the law. now the courts can enter. that's what happened to us in the recount if you recall. i petitioned the florida supreme court with a statewide recourse that would have changed the recourse in what we went through in 2000 and they refused. if they change the law and extend the deadlines we don't know what will happen. >> bill: do you see whether it's palm beach, broward, does it -- is it ultimately decided by the supreme court in tallahassee? >> it could go to the u.s. supreme court as we saw before. >> bill: that was a national election. this is state election. you are s

allegations he considered recording the president and invoking the 25th amendment, shep. >> katherine herridge reporting from washington. >>> lawmakers returned to washington after a break from the mid terms. they are facing another deadline to prevent a partial government shutdown less than a month from now. mike emanuel reporting. >> reporter: shep, there are just 12 legislative days until december 7th, when part of the government runs out of money. house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, tried to rally her house democrats. we need to be unified and find common ground with republicans but stand our ground when we must. for now, republicans are still the majority in the house and the majority leader spoke to fox about the to-do list when lawmakers return. >> we have a number of spending bills we have to get done. there are seven appropriation bills, one happens to be homeland. we have the farm bill out there as well. a number of things we have to work together to be done before the change of government comes the beginning of january. >> the wild card in all of this is how much preside

katherine stephanie leading gor in district 4 and matt hainy leading in district 6. in district 6. >>> now, here's some of the key measures in san francisco, measure a is winning, 82% to 18%, san francisco can borrow $425 million to repair and upgrade the seawall. that seawall is more than 100 years old, it stretches three miles from embarcadero from fisherman's wharf to at&t park. >>> and san francisco voters voted overwhelming to measure c, that is 60% on the yes side. percentage tax on hundreds of the businesses, it's projected to raise 300 million and the money would go to homeless programs. among those is the ce of sales force, opponents included mayor london breed, and she said it would double the homeless budget there would be no additional accountability. they say it could cost the city job if businesses get fed up and move out of san francisco. >>> and the ness 1 to 5%, whether they're a retailer and how much revenue it takes in >>> and in contra costa county measure r would impose a 4% tax on marijuana. here's how it looks, 72% voted yes, 28% voted no. now,

that's not what our system of law is as katherine harris mentioned. just as an example, tucker, in arizona, in the election that was just concluded, there were 1,470 registrations by aliens in just one county there. so those are people who signed up and said, i want to vote. that's one county. that absolutely happens. it happens all over the country. and it is a serious issue democrats don't want to discuss because most of the votes will be going that way. >> tucker: i think every valid vote should be counted. we should do everything we can to make sure every valid vote is counted. obviously, that's democracy. what if the answer to the question, where did these polls come from, we think all the votes are counted and someone shows up with a box and says here are votes. what is that? >> there should be an explanation. i think what the supervisors will say, they're running around all day in a very intense election trying to deal with things. a lot of ballots come in on the day of election by 7:00 p.m. there's a huge amount of late breaking interest in th

there's chris and his girlfriend katherine schwarzenegger dressed as vikings they share a kiss.eat. the trick? pulling it off just a few feet away from anna and her boyfriend. that ninja in the middle, that's 6-year-old jack. anna and chris support each other in their new relationships and want one another to be happy. halloween together was special, but many more holiday in the future will be spent like this. we can't wait for the christmas photos ♪ can't stop the feeling >> other families enjoying the spirit? justin, jess were lego family. here's mommy reese and her family of blood suckers. jessica alba and her family went with the animal onesie. can you guess this halloween couple? >> i told you i was to be really sweet. >> he's pretty. >> that's heidi klum and her 29-year-old boyfriend tom collins. it took them ten hours to get into the costumes. inside, the two even posed with shrek himself, mike meyers. >> i finally found my shrek. i always wanted to be fiona, but now i found somebody to do it with. i said hoda kotb won, but that might be it. look at pink and her family dr

katherine and michael's secret showdown over his #metoo accusation.zeta-jones confronted her husband in front of the kids and their secret to surviving the ups and downs of marriage. >>> mel b in her own words describing her suicide attempt. >> tears rolling down my cheek. >> mel's ex today answering her new allegations of blackmail and abuse. >>> rock legend bruce stringstein tears into president trump. what he's calling an awful message to the world. >> on netflix, why he says the boss isn't real. >> fireworks as b

i i co hear my husband calling for her, katherine, katherin but she was beyd excited that we had won,-- >> woodruff: so you beat conservative david brat, he had knocked to off a prominent numberf a leading member of the house of republicans. what's' changed? >> first and foremost is the way we campaigned. we got out in the community. for me it was such a priority to be accessible. for so long, that had been the criticism of my predecessors is they weren't accesible. we started with meet and greets in people's living rooms a dining rooms to talk to voters about the important issues to them and that's how c weducted the entire campaign. i was president across the counties, meeting voters, talking about the issues, from the beginning to the urnd of campaign where the focus was. >> woodruff: so accessibility, more than posion on th issues. i mean, you're not nearly as conservative as he. >> that's true. i was talking about the issues. when you're accessible and listening to people, you have a chance to heas r what'portant. in our district like so many across the country, the number one is

and all the sport with katherine downes. rooney should be taken out of international retirementjust rooney should be taken out of international retirement just win his 120th cap and be given a good wembley sendoff. what do you think? more at half past three. wembley sendoff. what do you think? more at half past threelj wembley sendoff. what do you think? more at half past three. i will tell you at half past three, then! with the weather forecast, tomasz schafernaker. the next 48 hours will bring a lot of mild weather. towards the end of the week, a little bit more unsettled. more coming up in half an hour. also coming up — the spice girls announce a reunion tour — although victoria beckham is not expected to bejoining the four other members. hundreds more police officers are being deployed on the streets of london after four murders in five days. the metropolitan police say it‘s been a ‘terrible‘ few days in the capital — taking to 118 the number of killings in london so far this year, including 73 stabbings and 12 shootings

and then there will be katherine campbell and reverend brown. and then john men doe sa. >> good afternoon, supervisors. blessed to be here. i am here highly supporting supervisor brown. born and raised here in san francisco. fillmore, to be exact. brought mom who can definitely attest to that. 73 years of her life in the fillmore area. and here both i work and live and so i can definitely attest to what was just said in terms of not even knowing if we would be able to continue to live where we currently stay. and every morning we both actually thank each other because we live together and my mom is always telling me how thankful she is that she has me and we're able to live together because, if not, she doesn't know if she would actually be able to stay in a city where she was born and raised. and i don't think we ever thought about that, living together for so many years that we'd actually come to this in terms of not being able to stay in a stay where you've lived. you know? and this is like second generation. so, definitely, definitely, highl