hello, kathryn, greetings from philadelphia. it's good to see you again. think there's a chance that both sides can start talking to each other, the country can begin to heal? no, i think it's going to stay divided, because the left believes in what they believe in and the right believes in what they believe in. years from now, they might resolve the issues. but right now, no, it's going to be chaos. so all we can do is hope for a future that we can get together. and later that evening, i catch up with chris smith, who's suspicious of joe biden‘s vote tally. you think it's fraud? i mean, guys, we don't go to bed at 10, 11, 12 o'clock at night, 2:00 in the morning with leading all the key swing states, and wake up at seven o'clock in the morning and suddenly they found hundreds of thousands of votes and they all happen to be forjoe biden. it'sjust, there'sjust too many things that are wrong, that can swing that quickly overnight. and everything has to do with this election. and your energies, chris, that were channeled into the president, channeled into the

." >> i'm kathryn in washington, happy thanksgiving and thank you for staying with us this morning.ns prepare for today's traditional holiday feast, millions more are struggling just to put food on the table. one study found food insecurity in the u.s. doubled in first few months of this year after the coronavirus arrived. recent cbs news poll found more than 1/3 of americans are at least somewhat concerned they won't have enough money for groceries in the next year. errol barnett has the story. >> thank you so much, have a good thanksgiving. >> reporter: a scene playing out across the country, jam-packed food banks like this in arlington, texas. >> it's crazy to see the turnout, and crazy to see the love we so desperately need. >> reporter: lee spoke to hungry families in san antonio sunday morning, including kathryn wynn, a mother of 5. >> you have to decide if you have to pay a bill or water or groceries and water or lights might be turned off next month. >> reporter: people waited for hours after tyler perry announced he would give away thanksgiving supplies and gift cards at hi

the last word goes to kathryn. do you think the two halves of america can unite now?pen. sobering words, but if it's winter in america, can spring be far behind? clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. within the past half hour, joe biden has said he will win the us presidential election in a brief speech at his headquarters in demo level choir the democratic challenger —— headquarters in delaware he said he had a convincing win in key states. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lvaughanjones hello there. after a couple of cold and frosty mornings with a bit of mist and fog around, we'll start to see some changes to the weather this weekend. that's because lower pressure will be moving in, bringing milder weather to all areas by the end of the weekend, but also outbreaks of rain mostly across southern and western areas. our big area of high pressure which brought the settled weather will be dominating the scene this weekend across the near continent. this area of low pressure will start to push up into southern and western areas, and the breeze will be increasing as wel

the last word goes to kathryn. do you think the two halves of america can unite now? but right now, no. the wound is too open. sobering words, but if it's winter in america, can spring be far behind? clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. a reminder of our top story: joe biden has addressed the american people a short time ago, saying he will win the race for the white house. he's inching ahead of donald trump in crucial states. 0verall, mr biden needsjust 17 more electoral college votes in order to reach the magic number of 270 to win the presidency. he said during that speech, we are going to win the race and we are going to come together but it is not going to be easy. and these are life pictures of the white house, the counting of the votes to decide who will live there inside the white house for the next four years is still ongoing. biden leading infour is still ongoing. biden leading in four crucial states. if he wins pennsylvania, that will be enough, but he is not there yet. that's it from me, i'm lewis vaughan jones. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaugh

hello, kathryn, greetings from philadelphia, it's good to see you again.alves of america can unite now? perhaps in the future we can start to work on it, but right now, no. the wound is too open. sobering words, but if it's winter in america, can spring be far behind? clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. we hope that spring is just around the corner. this has been a tumultuous end to a wild week. so before we go, we'd like to get some final thoughts from our colleague and friend anthony zurcher, whojoins me now. thank you forjoining us very much again and congratulations on being even still awake at the end of a long week. we just heard ron on the programme who says he thinks republicans will give president trumpa republicans will give president trump a couple of weeks to find evidence of fraud. if the networks we re evidence of fraud. if the networks were to call the election before then, if they getjoe biden over that 270 threshold, they are not there yet but if they do, what happens then? 0ut there yet but if they do, what happens then? out of the pa

gary, courtney, kathryn, apologies to technical issues. we're having good information from her as well. everyone has georgia on their mind right now the tensions are mounting as the recount winds down and more ballots are being discovered. the lockdown revolt is sweeping the globe. thousands of germans take to the street to protest angela merkel's planned covid restrictions. ric grenell will talk about that. later in the hour you can buy anything at costco including a private jet. i'm down. we've got the details. ♪. for over 30 years, lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. and we'll make your first month's payment. (vo) i'm a verizon engineer and today, we're turning on 5g across the country. with the coverage of 5g nationwide. and, in more and more cities, the unprecedented performance of ultra wideband. the fastest 5g in the world. it

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what do we have, kathryn. from facebook, it won't matter. those who believe his story will continue to believe the election was stolen no matter what he says now. bobbie, i don't agree with that. given credit for the vote he generated in excess of what he had in 2016, i don't think they're all lockstep, maybe i'm naive. but the polling data from monmouth, the polling data from reuters, that's in the immediate aftermath when emotions are still raw. unless there were to be some showing and i can't conceive what that showing would look like but a factual evidential showing. i want to know what you think, answer the survey question this hour, will he ever concede? >>> still to come, at a press conference that i made reference to, rudy giuliani and the president's legal team made wide ranging claims of overvotes, truckloads of uncounted ballots and venezuelan meddling. so, what are the facts? we'll get to that. >>> and two highly effective covid vaccines suddenly on the horizon. when the shipments begin, where will they go? and who gets the doses

the game is next sunday night but till then pam kathryn i think we're kind of just hoping that everyone on both teams can stay healthy. yeah, right. >>well coming up election stress affecting the heart health of a lot of americans. why one cardiol ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>2 weeks after election day one cardiologist is saying that he expects to see an increase in people having heart attacks and strokes because of the stress surrounding the elections, you know this is a doctor in austin texas. he says he has noticed a real pattern over the last decade. >>and up tech an uptick in heart attacks even strokes happening during election years, it's something that we've become aware of in the last 5 to 10 years particularly off to the election 2016 that there was an uptick in cutting edge particularly heart attack stroke. but also people notice, sometimes blood pressure and kayak of pros get a little worse than we think it's probably related to increa

kathryn, your thoughts? >> i think if the 10-year treasury continues to move higher towards 1% the fed will start talking about yield curve control again. steepening yield curve goes against everything the fed worked in their minds so hard to achieve over the past decade. i do expect that to be in the offing in the near term. i do feel like the barbell strategy, charles, i will alert to everyone, we are facing, another second bought of the virus. i think the market is going to focus, yes on earnings but also on the possibility that a biden adminstration will talk about idea of further lockdowns. not on a national level. something worthying about and internalizing. keeping those defensive positions in our portfolio. charles: yeah. here's the thing though, right now reopening trades are beating the covid trades. gol, the brazilian airline up 10%, ual up 5%, delta up 5%. peloton is up 3%. zoom is up about 1%. market doesn't agree with you. i don't think the biden has the mandate to do that we're out of time. yo

making it a category 4 just off the coastline expected to make its way on shore bringing with it kathryn mentioned maybe a 15 maybe a 20 foot storm surge right along the coastline, maybe more importantly to go through there just over a week ago now they're going to see another 15 maybe 20 inches of rain. catastrophic flooding likely along that storm system is that moves on shore and that looks like it will begin to fall apart, but certainly scary night ahead very dangerous night ahead for them tonight again again again all right, thanks lawrence. thank you lawrence well coming up next generations of children have taken photos serving and santas lap and you can probably guess why this is. >>not happening this year. plus what are the raiders do that has the chiefs coach stain and what was the reaction from the radar coach. well jason has the answer both those questions coming up in sports. >>and 2 major retailers toughening up their covid policies what costco and >>is once again limiting the number of customers inside its stores all across the nation because of the recent spike in covid ca

freaky friday-ish type of thing, if it was serious and horror and mass murder >> totally it's -- kathryn. so then i -- the girl is inside my body looking for the killer, and the killer is inside the girl's body, back at high school looking to commit some murder >> jimmy: it's well done, man. that was so -- i go oh, that's the great premise. it's brilliant >> it's fun. >> jimmy: you did a great job. when does it click in that you're playing a teenage girl and you're like -- >> so i kind of -- thankfully i have some nieces or that could have been an awkward moment to be hanging out like at a high school, you know what i mean hanging out around girls you don't know at a high school. so my nieces were close to that age, so i got to watch them, which was good and then i kind of, you know, with kathryn, you kind of both find physicality and stuff to do together. >> jimmy: yeah it's good, it's perfect for "friday the 13th." i mean, come on. it's called "freaky. i want to show everyone a clip here's vince vaughn. >> booker, booker, look at me. he's crazy >> okay, booker, can you look at me, plea

>>councilwoman kathryn moy says no one has ever been arrested in the 12 years that she served on the council. she called tuesday night seen disturbing us as leaders had no choice. she's now launching an investigation into what happened tuesday night and also looking for more transparency in the investigation of joseph. but says that tuesday creates yet another tear in an already fragile relationship between the city and its citizens you can apply pressure always remember that they answer us. >>we don't answer to bend. >>in fairfield jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>all right coming up next on the kron 4 morning news new data showing thousands of people moving out of one bay area city why they say they have little reason stay. >>welcome back everyone happening tomorrow, heavenly my favorite ski resort and northstar are set to open up and yesterday passholders actually got a chance to reserve their time on the mountain for the first opening week. there are many changes of course due to covid this year and reservations are required to access the mountain this season. so don't forget your

george michael was declared winner of a 2nd term electoral commission insists the vote was legitimate kathryn story is following developments from nairobi neighboring kenya freeman boyer the chairman of the main opposition party and 3 other officials who are arrested this morning we have not hard any word from the police on why exactly they were arrested but. who had called for mass protests starting this morning demanding for fresh elections and demanding for the defunding of both the main lunchtimes an electoral commission and electoral commission so we have our colleagues in tanzania and they've been doing a spot check. to see whether people are gathering for this protest and they're telling us that in the areas. for protesters to meet business is going on as usual they've deployment of police but not so much but we also had also had from the police themselves as a statement that was issued by the regional commission off police basically saying that they will not allow this protest to go ahead saying that they have the police have information that there were plans to cause disrupt plans to

microphone it was declared without a 2nd term electoral commission insisted the vote was legitimate kathryn sawyer has been following developments from nairobi she said that the moment things appear to be calm in tanzania. why it appears that to people our discouraged we have. in the copy told the door as well and they've been doing some sport checks especially in areas that the opposition designated for protesters to come out and start their gathering start their protestants and they're telling us telling us that it's business as usual in many of those places people are going about their work. for example in this areas where people had been told protesters are be told to gather by a position leaders. are seeing some security presence a few police have been deployed there as well a tanzanians that we're talking to a saying they're afraid to come out to the streets they're afraid of violent confrontations with the police they're afraid of being base and even worse killed what the opposition leaders are banking on right now i think is the international community when they are calling for this

ok, kathryn, thank you for digging through all of that for us.interesting to see where strategy is heading. coming up, we will hear from former secretary of state henry kissinger about covid-19 and its impact on u.s.-china relations. some pretty dramatic revelations at our bloomberg news economy forum. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: henry kissinger was the architect of u.s.-china relations in the modern era. the former secretary of state spoke earlier today at bloomberg new economy forum on what covid means for international relations and whether there is a global solution. the differences on the issue of human rights and tois important for each side understand the sensitivities of an.other and not to lead to a problem, but to alleviate it to a point where further progress is possible. one of the basic historic issues americans deal with foreign policy is a largely pragmatic issue over a series of specific problems. chinese deal with foreign policy primarily as a view of historical evolution. so, when the american and chinese president

kathryn fort: 25% to 35% of all american indian children were removed from their homes. 90% of thoseve families. del toro: now, the adopted and foster relatives are coming together to heal and reconnect with their heritage. "blood memory" on america reframed. ♪ ♪

. >> mary kathryn, should america stop looking for this president to be gracious loser here or is it important for the country to hear him concede. >> i think it's important to hear it. do i expect it to be gracious? i'm not anticipating that in the very near future. he's doing the same thing that many people do. it happens with both political tribes and it's really discourage and bad for the the country which is change your viewpoint based on which team is doing the thing. hard disagree on stay dicy abra. i think it's what's happening there. it's the same, dudes. it's the same thing. you don't like the outcome on one side. >> i got the leave it there. thank you very much for being with us. >>> the president's former chief of staff. hear why he is slamming the trump administration refusal to start the transition process. if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage... ends december 7th. so talk to unitedhealthcare and take advantage of a wide choice of plans... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare.

newscast, getting answers, kristen sze spoke with march rriage and fam therapist kathryn o'bryan for advice. >> especially around the holidays, we tend to put a lot of pressure on ourselves to make everyone else happy and do all the things and i think right now especially we need to limit what we do and minimize things that make things easier and set realistic expectations for ourselves and to make sure that through all this, we're doing things to take care of ourselves and making sure we're getting self-care and getting enough rest and not drinking too much, you know, that we're eating healthy foods and everything. it doesn't have to be how we normally celebrate. make it, you can make it different. maybe you don't get out of your pajamas and watching movies all day or you make your favorite meal. you make pancakes or small. even if you can't be with people, we've gotten really good at doing this zoom thing. it's connecting in other ways with your family and friends. >> all good advice if holiday stress gets a little overwhelming, you can find your ally by going to abc7news.com/take

many county supervisor kathryn barger said restaurants are being punished for the recent surge they haveything in their power to prevent. restaurants like toast will be forced to cut jobs again this year. many on their team have been with the business since it opened nearly 18 years ago. >> we ended up losing probably more than half our staff. we had to hire new staff once we got back to outdoor dining. >> reporter: in l.a. county, do you feel like this is the right decision right now? >> i feel like we want to support, obviously, and be part of the solution but because we have taken such precautions and we've done so much to try to keep our staff, our customers safe, i really feel like we're not so much the part that's making the numbers go up. >> reporter: customers like ken agrees. he said he's eaten at toast just about every day for 15 years. >> you're going to put all of these places out of business. they're barely surviving now. you're basically saying if you're going to socialize, do it inside. do it in your house. i think that will raise your infection rate and sort of lower it.

kathr kathryn, what are you thankful for this thanksgiving?ers. i am thankful for the people who suit up every shift and who know they are walking into hell and they choose to walk in any way. they choose to walk in any way. they know they will be holding someone's hand through plastic as they die. they know they will be holding an ipad up to somebody's face so their family can say good-bye to a patient on a vent later unable to speak. i'm thankful for the people who choose to do this day in and day out. >> i am thankful for you. 28. new nurse. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, why the experts warn the pandemic could get a lot worse. ♪ may your holidays glow bright and all your dreams take flight. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. somehow find each other at that one party your mom didn't even want to go to... and have...you? and what were the odds their one single roll of the dna dice would produce not "almos

. >> i told you about les wiley, he and his wife kathryn have been trying since last march to returnke. >> and they won't contact me to let me know who, where or when to sent the money to. >> les a candy annabels. the factory shut down but three days later the factory open. les went back to work and stopped climbing unemployment by edd did not stop paying him. >> it's $6200 now. they keep adding the money to my debit card. >> les tried contacting edd even sent this certified letter pleading help me stop these payments and return the money. no response. >> so i have to card now with $6,000 that's on it, that's not mine. >> the same thing happened to cindy carter in dublin. she returned to work only to find money still pouring into her edd account. edd count tell her hldn't tell x it. >> i don't trust sending them a check because they aren't getting my letters or phone calls. >> she's worried they charge interest on benefits she didn't need and another pitfall. >> if this is until the end of the year, they could automatically tax us for it. >> a situation like that, i would advice taxp

>>councilwoman kathryn moy says no one has ever been arrested in the 12 years that she served on the council. she called tuesday night seen disturbing says leaders had no choice. she's now launching an investigation into what happened tuesday night and also looking for more transparency in the investigation of joseph. but says that tuesday creates yet another tear in an already fragile relationship between the city and its citizens you can apply pressure always remember that they answer us. >>we don't answer to bend. >>that was jonathan mccall reporting for us in fairfield tonight meanwhile with the recent spike in covid cases health officials are cautioning against visiting family this thanksgiving. surely you've heard that but can you get in trouble at work by attending a family gathering are gathering with friends with the answer is not as clear cut as yes or no. california is an at-will employment state which means bosses can fire people for any reason and without warning as long as the reason is not illegal. so if your employer says not to visit family or friends to minimize the

guys have some questions, are you sure you didn't keep this up in advance, these guys are perfect, kathrynh a follow-up question, i just finished the book and enjoyed it as well as the human story, i rest my case, i graduated from cornell in 1965 and spent my working career at jpl, you indicated that not everything you wrote was complete the verified. have there been any major changes since it was published in 2010, i presume you're talking about without be the grand design for 2010. >> some people have been carrying it further but the technology and the difficulty with support of the theory and other ideas, we need better technology with the radiation, the big bang, the idea is minute details about and supporting evidence for these ideas, it just hasn't gotten there yet, sometimes you have to wait a long time, for example in the 60s people thought i'm never going to see when then there was a candidate they were studying, and it was early '90s, they didn't have an image of a blackpool until a few years ago, sometimes these things take a long time. >> in fact if i'm not mistaken, i don't kn

kathryn's children worked on separate farms in virginia. she asked that eaten write to the people that hired them to demonstrate that she possessed the legal authority to secure her children. susan reached eaten in search of her 10-year-old daughter. since phyllis was not found with the consent of her mother in the possible case of violence or resistance, susan is authorized to call upon the nearest authorities for assistance. just a few days later, he sent another letter requesting the release of a 7-year-old boy named jackson. she asked eaten in assistance for securing her son. women did not relent so easily to the request of the assistant commissioners. the following month, eaten sent another letter with the same request statesing that we deem it our duty to do what we can to reunite families that were separated under the old system of slavery, end quote. the customs of the, quote/unquote, old system of slavery proved hard to break in the region. patsy attempted to recover her mother along with her four centers from a mr. garnet in virgi

>>councilwoman kathryn moy says no one has ever been arrested in the 12 years that she served on the council. she called tuesday night seen disturbing says leaders had no choice. she's now launching an investigation into what happened tuesday night and also looking for more transparency in the investigation of joseph. but says that tuesday creates yet another tear in an already fragile relationship between the city and its citizens you can apply pressure always remember that they answer us. >>we don't answer to bend. >>it is against the law here in california to interrupt or disrupt a public meeting kron 4 reaching out to the solano county district attorney wednesday to try and find out if she plans to move forward with charges in this case. so far our calls have not been returned also late wednesday night. the fairfield police department releasing new body. cam video footage of the scene that unfolded tuesday night. we'll make sure to post it online at kron 4 dot com. in fairfield jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>a former manager for san francisco's garbage collection agency is charge

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2nd presidential the electoral commission insists that voyage was an adjustment when i correspond kathryn's who is following all of us for us from nairobi in neighboring kenya took us through the reaction to his arrest that we saw today is it like to actually discourage people from coming out into the streets. why it appears that to people our really discouraged we have our colleagues in tanzania. in the capitol dome in zanzibar as well and they've been doing some support checks especially in the areas that the opposition designated for protesters to come out and start their gathering start their protests and they're telling us our colleagues are telling us that it's business as usual in many of those places people are going about their work in direct line for example in this areas where people had been told protesters are be told to gather by a position leaders. are seeing some security presence a few police have been deployed there as well tanzanians that we're talking to is saying they're afraid to come out to the streets they're afraid of violent confrontations with the police they're a

>>well councilwoman kathryn moy says no one has ever been arrested in the 12 years that she's been on council she called the scene disturbing but said the leaders had no choice she now is launching an investigation into what happened tuesday and also looking for more transparency in the investigation of joseph. >>and we're tracking your commute around the bay area this morning a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza getting just a little sluggish here into san francisco, but make your holidays happen...at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! ythere's no bad time to, start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important items. it makes me very happy. ♪ ahonooooo ha! noooooo quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absor

>>councilwoman kathryn moy says no one has ever been arrested in the 12 years, she's been on the councilshe called the scene disturbing but she said that leaders had no choice she is now launching an investigation into what happened on tuesday and also looking for more transparency in the investigation of officer, joseph. >>time now 6.53 we'll take a quick break. there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important items. it makes me very happy. ♪ about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>welcome back 6.56 on this thursday morni

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's kathryn downes. how are you today?links between dementia and football. the former england legend sir geoff hurst wants a review into the amount players head a ball in the professional game — plus a total ban on heading for young kids. nobby stiles is one of hurst's four world cup winning team mates who's died after suffering with the disease. sir bobby charlton has also been diagnosed with dementia. last year a study found that former players are three and a half times more likely to die of the disease compared to people of the same age range in general population.. you'd spend half an hour 45 minutes practising heading a ball, swinging from the ceiling. we would play head tennis in the gym and you get onto the field and you practice what we we re the field and you practice what we were well known for at west ham, the near post crosses, near post headers from which we scored a goal in the quarterfinal in the world cup and the practice we did with that could be 20 minutes or half an hour, so an enormous amount of practi

you are seeing people leave new york city in droves and yes, you can take what kathryn wild is sayingrt of the reason. there are other things as well. this is a security issue. people are afraid to go back to new york because the homelessness population has skyrocketed and we have the bail reform that is in place meaning that if you are arrested, you get checked in, you get processed and you are right back on the streets. you no longer have to come up with bail money. so criminals are getting processed going right back on the street and that's scaring people. you are seeing crime shoot up, shootings are up, robberies are up in new york city. so it has as much to do as the fact that we don't have the services we used to have because of covid as it does policy. these are policies from andrew cuomo and the mayor of new york and as a result you are seeing crime numbers go higher and that is one of the reasons people are fleeing new york. not to mention taxes. they are expecting taxes to go higher. we know that mayor deblasio has already raised taxes. it has gotten very expensive and safet

i really enjoyed your visit to west virginia when we renamed the ibmd center for kathryn johnson. she has since passed away since we met, and she was quite a pioneer. across the state that nasa has and the economic output through the partnerships throughout the state, particularly in the regions we were information i would like to ask a quick question. it is more on the proceedingses side. i support that nasa leveraging innovation and investment that you all bring about, but it seems that nasa's plan to develop a moon lander differs from the usual contracting approach that nasa has taken and has used on development of other major programs and spacecraft. could you talk about that? have you found it beneficial? how has that rolled out? >> yes, ma'am, it is a critically important question. when we think about the successes that we have had with the commercial crew program, for example, which we just saw. we launched our american astronauts on a commercial vehicle, which was fantastic. the goal that we have in that activity as well as commercial resupply of the international space st

that's kathryn clark of massachusetts who is more of the centrist and dave cicilline who is more of the progressive. that's the big contest there. the winner of that would be in line to move up to majority leader or to the number two job in the democratic caucus behind the number one person who i haven't mentioned yet who is hakeem jeffries of new york city who is unopposed to remain -- what's essentially the number four job in the democratic leadership. caucus chairman. he thought very briefly about challenging mrs. pelosi. he's decided to stay in that leadership job. he at this moment seems to be the leader of the democrats when the pelosi/hoyer/clyburn trend moves on. there's a race to run the democratic campaign operation for the next two years. again, it's between a -- two different styles, alex cardin of california, maloney of new york. they will have a difficult job because as your audience probably knows t democrats are going to have one of your narrowest majorities in decades. next year, we don't know how narrow it will be, but it's already in the range of the smallest majority

so still a long way to go here for now we want to send it over our kathryn heating who is standing by or analysts are all lined up behind me michael yaki david mckeown and jonathan madison. we haven't talked about the just heard grant giving us an update but we have not talked about the battleground states in a little while including the fact that things look pretty good for president trump hanging on to ohio. so let me david i'm going to start with you this. it just went hay. graham said ohio just one road. that is huge david let me start with you what are your thoughts and what is biden's path. fort. >>so if you look what how ohio is reported and what comes in the 3 c's come in all early in ohio that the cincinnati cleveland columbus as a democratic cities there was a bit of a suburban divide and in dayton where the press or where joe biden did pretty well but then what if you go sings come the president is able to pick off a few goals throughout that state was ohio down really i would turn our attention to north carolina and what is happening in north carolina we talk a lot about p

th question, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of kathryn kimball mizelle, of florida, to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida, shall be brought to a close? the yeas and nays are mandatory undethe rule. the clerk will ll the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the yeas are 49, the ys are 43. the motion is agreed to. the clerk wi report the nomination. e clerk: the judiciary, kathryn kimball mizelle of florida to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida. ms. mcsally: mr. president? the presiding oicer: the senator from arizona. ms. mcsally: mr.resident, i rise to give my final speech on the senate floor with a hrt of gratitude. servin and fighting for arizona as a u.s senator has been the opportunity of lifetime. many times in the las two years i had to pinch myself that this middle-class veteran became one of only 1,984 americans to serve in the u.s. senate and only 677 serve in bh chambers of congress s

kathryn kimbal mizelle of florida to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida. mr. mcconnell: i sent a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of kathryn kimbal mizelle of florida to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 893. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the mot