this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: time katie greifeld and for jonathan ferro.his is "bloomberg real yield." time for the auction block, we start in europe or bowers pounce on demand for risk and spur where the best week for bond sales this year, using 58 billion euros. all but one had investment-grade. in the u.s., a pickup in sales with $45 billion of high-grade corporate debt issuance this week. one notable name was oracle which had a $7 billion bond sale. and the 30 year treasury auction stood out at 21 billion dollars sold with primary dealers awarded a record low share amid surging demand. moving onto high-yield, i had the chance to catch up with jeff sherman, the $98 billion asset manager deputy cio. we spoke for the inflation numbers came out with this is what he had to say at that point about high-yield. jeffrey: i am not touching high-yield today. there has been too much of this belief in the fed pivot and the risk rally we saw in equities. there are things in the securitized markets, or esoteric, commercial real estate where people are nervous that fo

katie: great job.thanks to erica williams, cameron dawson, and francis rodilosso --cameron dawson, francis rodilosso, and peter scheer. we will be back friday. this was "bloomberg real yield" and this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: welcome, i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's "first word news." in venezuela, the government of president maduro and the opposition have agreed to resume talks this weekend. it potentially opens the door for the united states to ease oil sanctions. the talks will include conditions for venezuela's 2024 elections. the eu is discussing capping the price of russian crude oil at $65-$70 per barrel.

katie: from new york city i am katie greifeld. "bloomberg real yield" starts now. coming up an absolute parade offense become a data showing a still strong u.s. consumer and treasury yields all over the place. we begin with the big issue, timing the growth shock. >> we will see the growth slowdown -- >> it's the sequencing of hitting the fed dual mandate. >> it is timing that, trading that that will be hard. >> you won't see the full effect of the tightening, probably until possibly even the midpoint of next year. >> q2 to q4 maybe as late as q1 of 2024. >> there are likes the fed policy. >> like between monetary policy tightening and the effects of the real economy, that will be a bigger problem. >> the investment windows are short. >> it will be difficult for marcus to digest. >> joining us now, morgan stanley, etsy, and greg staples of dws. let's start there and talk about the very fine needle the fed is trying to thread. you have inflation trying to bring that down, all while trying to not destroy growth. how possible is that at this point? >> it's going to be

katie: i am katie greifeld. this is bloomberg real yield.the auction block where we kick things off in europe. global rate decisions keeping a lid on the action. deutsche bank tapping the primary market for the first time since posting results, nudging weekly issuance past 8 billion euros. racing to get ahead of the right decision -- rate decision. high-grade debt sales to $11 billion this week. some signs of life in the high-yield market. ford reigniting the primary market helped by growing demand from investors in a supply-start market. sticking with -- jp organ sent -- jp morgan think it is the calm before the storm. >> we are third through the wheel high-yield. high-yield and recessions, credit spreads don't peak until the middle of the recession. jp get around 800 to 1000 basis points all the time. there's another 300 basis points to go. katie: matt hornbach, maureen o'connor and3 are still with us --ashok bhatia are still with us. 300 basis points, is that your call as well? maureen: we would agree. we do see some more material underpe

. >> katie: yes, we are.irst head down to the sunshine state where steve doocy is talking to florida voters at harry and the native in hope sound. >> they kept us in business. we changed the name 35 years ago to the natives because they kept us in business. we weren't much in the 50's and 60's. >> steve: didn't know if anybody would show up. you put it on your facebook page. if you have of been on bridge highway. you know the place the distinctive thatch roof right there. >> tiki roof. >> steve: find out how we did, ladies and gentlemen, live from hobby sound, it's "fox & friends." [cheers and applause] steve woo! oh my goodness. [applause] >> steve: you know what? we started doing these in 2016 and we did the first one outside of new hampshire. i tri there were four people who showed up. [laughter] today, so many people have shown up, there is a line out of the door and around the corner and they have already -- some people realize oh, we are not going to get in because who knows the fire marshall could be w

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katie hobbs, john, if you are there, katie hobbs currently stands at 783,565. 783,565.is a net gain of 30,825 votes. 30,825 votes. kari lake started at -- is now at 744,753 votes. again, 744,753. that's a net gain of 40,575. 40,575 votes. so she gained just under 10,000 votes beyond hobbs. she did very well. she had 10,000 more than katie hobbs. but katie hobbs still is at 51% and kari lake is at 49%. i leave the math to the great john king. >> could you just repeat the votes that have just come in? >> the total that she is now san standing at in maricopa county, katie hobbs is at 783, 565. a net gain of 30,825 votes. again, that's 30,825 votes. net gain. kari lake, the republican, currently stands at 744,753 votes. 744,753 votes. that is a net gain of 40,575 votes. again, 40,575 votes. so, you know -- >> kari lake is still 39,000 votes behind? >> she is, yes. >> 783,000 something to 7 44,00? >> they are separated by about two percentage points. >> this number you see next to me, this is the significant number. i am double-checking this. in this new batch of votes, kati

katie hobbs, john, if you're there, katie hobbs currently stands at 783,565. 783565.votes. kari lake started -- as now at 744,753 votes against 744,753 votes. that's a net gain of 40, 000, 575. 40 -- so she gained just under 10,000 votes beyond hobbs. she did very well. she had 10,000 more than katie hobbs. but, katie hobbs still is at 51%, in kari lake is at 49%. i leave the mat to the great john king. >> kyung, could you just repeat the votes that have just come in? >> the title that she is now standing at, that these candidates who are standing at in maricopa cannily -- katie hobbs is at 783, 000, 565. a net gain of 50,800 -- that's 30, 000, 825 votes. not again. kari lake, a republican, currently stands at 744,753 votes. 744,753 votes. that is a net gain of 40,575 votes. again, 40,575 votes. >> so kari lake just -- >> about 10,000 -- >> votes behind. >> she is, yes. >> 784,000 -- >> yes, i didn't do that math. but they're separated by about two percentage points. >> let's check in with john at the magic wall. john. >> anderson, this number you'll see next to me, t

not at all katie.r or favor. that sounds perhaps like a clichÉ, we hear that a lot. think about what that means. without fear, there has been some suggestion that if trump was indicted there would be unrest in the streets. you have to do the right thing regardless of your fear of your kinds of consequences. also, the doj has his policy of not taking action close to an election because they don't want to influence the outcome, especially when the timing makes it such that the he doesn't have an opportunity to defend himself. but we're two years out of an election, the idea that you can inoculate yourself from charges just by announcing a candidate from office is ludicrous. i don't think that will protect him from criminal charges. if the justice department finds that they can bring these charges because the evident sufficient, and that they should bring these charges based on uniformly of other cases, then i think they will bring them. >> you know, barb, i have to get to this before we go. overnight tru

what you just described, katie, so i can protect myself. people are seeing, experiencing, it's not a false perception not a story how their lives are being impacted. that's what lee zeldin who is running on the republican side for governor is saying. >> people see the videos, the pictures. they see the news reports. they want leadership. they want action, solutions. zero tolerance. taking back our streets. this is hell. but, instead what we are getting is that i don't understand why this is so important to you, congressman zeldin. well, when she says that to me, she is saying that to everybody else. that's why we are doing as well as we are. because democrats and independence are agreeing with us that we need to save this state. >> brian: i would love for lee zeldin to call up bill bratton and ray kelly and say listen, you did it before. we need to do it again. kept the city safe the last 25 years. still here, you are back. they are engaged. i have him on the radio all the time. still engaged in what is happening. he knows the formula in bo

yes, finally she got more votes than katie hobbs in the vote installment. there were five previous vote installment that came in today from arizona. kari lake was on the bottom of all of them. finally she comes out on top in this new installment in maricopa county. that's 57%. that's a big number, but not when you need 60% or more. that was the challenge. that's why kyung lah is saying from her sources inside the lake warroom, they knew this was disapoingt. you think 57% in a county -- let me bring up the county where katie hobbs has led throughout the race. it's the blue county. so, you see these numbers, kari lake ub sho encouraged, except it is so late in the race. and the universe of available votes is so small. this was the biggest pool left of available votes. she needed 66%. she got 70%. now she's losing maricopa county. she's losing state-wide. and the challenge is and the pressure on her tonight is to acknowledge the math and bow out gracefully. we also know she surrounds herself with trump lawyers, trump acolytes, steve bannon, and others. this is

♪ ♪ >> katie: woke education could be on the chopping block.cases. a group accusing harvard and the university of north carolina of discriminating against asian american applicants by valuing black and hispanic students more. the schools argue the framework is necessary to create diverse student body. biden's u.s. solicitor general went a step further saying affirmative action is "critical national security parody." if local universities care about fairness, it's interesting that a most half of white students are admitted into harvard and i recruited athletes, legacy students, donors and staff. the left losing their minds when clarence thomas spoke to get rid of affirmative action. >> greg: critical national security imperative. the reason they say that is so when it goes away it will be a threat to democracy. when white students are disavowing white on the applicants, a third chose nonwhite when they take the box, that tells you it's better to be nonwhite, a quality has been reached in the academic setting, at some point affirmative action was

now, katie hobbs is now up 20,480 vote, that's 50%, 50.4 to 49.6. that is a very, very, very close race, right? but here's the challenge. we talked about this at the beginning of the hour, kari lake needs to get 50% or more of the new votes in maricopa county. these are the new votes that came in the last hour, and yes, finally, she got more votes than katie hobbs in her vote installment. there were five previous vote installment that came in today from different locations in arizona. careless on the bottom of all, and that finally, she comes out on top, 40,575 to 30,000 a 2025 in this new installment in maricopa county. that is 57%. that is a big number. but not when you need 60% or more. that was the challenge. and that's why, as kyung lah is saying from her sources inside this wall room, they knew this was disappointed, disappointing. you look at that, 57% in the county, let me bring it up. maricopa county, where, you know, katie hobbs, forgive me, has led throughout the race. it's the blue county. so, if you see these numbers, kari lake should b

democrat katiebs and republican kari lake. >> reporter: there are a few stragglers out here still. at one point, there was a sizable number of them. they have pretty much gone home. the sheriff said that he was frankly glad to see them go. this was a security concern here at the elections department, because what's happening here is the focus. this process that you're seeing behind me is still happening. they are going through these votes and they don't want the focus to be the noise from the outside, which is really conspiratorial lies and disparagement thrown at these elections workers. we are anticipating election results, about 75,000 to 80,000 votes will be released by mare are maricopa county, the most populace county here in nevada. the race for governor is still too close to call. people who live here are anxious to find out what is going to happen in this race. we still don't know. that result could help paint a closer picture of what is happening in that race, wolf. >> we should get those

and katie hobbs was winning big.ning big in the senate race because it was all of this early mail votes that they had tabulated ahead of time in the released. and then what happened was in the overnight hours on election night they tabulate the same-day vote. the folks who just went to vote and pieces of election. they heavily republican is what brought it into single digits. and from that point forward, kari lake's campaign, republicans were all saying, just wait until you get to the same j. drop off. the mail-in ballots that people dropped off at the polls on election day. again, there were 300,000 of them out of maricopa county and they said that is going to be wet delivers this election to kari lake. that is what was going to deliver the senate race to blake masters. and we just had three or four days now consecutively of updates that have occurred at this ballot. and every time we've gotten them, the numbers have just not been there for kari lake. she was already in a position -- she was thrown a hail mary pass

i am katie fang.sident biden mike spending the holiday weekend and nantucket cannot escape questions about 2024 and whether he has talked to his family about his political future. >> mister president, how we are 2024 conversations going? >> -- >> biden said earlier that this month he plans to run for reelection but will make a final decision by early next year. well this comes as california governor gavin newsom's told politico that he will not challenge biden for the democratic nomination and is, quote, all in for biden. for more we will turn to ali vitali. >> hey, my friend, good morning. if we are looking at what this might look like for 2024 it is clear that for democrats they are starting to clear the field especially when biden says that he will actively be pursuing reelection bid or that least that is the plan. it really does freeze the rest of the field in. place especially when you look to the vice president kamala harris. somebody who people widely it wonder what the show making the run for

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and katie said it. come on. we're talking about mexico here.da is saying this, it is mexico. >> greg: i like mexico, i will take mexico over canada. >> jesse: for what, vacation? so would i. >> greg: everything. trudeau. >> katie: what is the murder rate in mexico versus canada? a lot worse in mexico. >> dana: the mayor says they think they need to do more, but what are they waiting for? >> jesse: he has to decide what to do. do you want to let them kill themselves on the streets, shoot up drugs, not arrest them? do you want to give them needles? do you want to have a government operated safe injection site? that's where we're heading. you can set up a tent site, you can be naked. >> greg: that doesn't work. >> jesse: you can shoot drugs, be on drugs, probably get hit by cars, and they're not really policing this area, if you noticed, this area is an unpoliced zone. it is like south side of chicago. north philly is similar. you have this massive expanse of row homes that's unpoliced because it is hard to police these types of neighborhoods beca

democrat katie hobbs leads republican kari lake.zona is grabbing headlines with its senate race right now. cnn is projecting the incumbent democrat senator mark kelly will hold on to his seat. that means the senate is now deadlocked with republicans and democrats having 49 seats each. democrats will keep control of the senate with at least 50 seats, and that could come from nevada where new numbers are also being released soon. republican adam laxalt holds a razor-thin lead over the democratic incumbent, senator cath catherine cortez masto right now. his lead has shrivelled to a mere 862 votes. that's 862 votes out of nearly a million counted so far. we're following all of the key races and all of the latest developments. our reporters are out there in the battleground states. john berman will break it down at the magic wall. let's go to kyung lah first. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we are waiting and anticipating in the next couple of minutes or so, we are hoping. it has been a bit fluid every single night, but we are anticipa

here is katie greifeld and kriti gupta. we have not seen the 1% move in the s&p and the whole week to the upward downside. why are we not seeing that in the market? kriti: this is hesitation by players here. there is a very strong old case for the market. you saw shorts on the broader market get removed before the midterm elections. you saw this turnaround with the headlines i came out of ukraine and poland. that is where you the major risk off move. nobody really hopped back in. that is the problem you are seeing. if there is able case and the terminal rate is stalling, the dollar has seen more about the weakness that bouts of strength. now we are seeing crude diving as well. all the cross has had pictures point in the direction of stocks rallying, but still it's hesitation. that is why you are seeing the stock market not have that kind of volatility. guy: katie, we saw a big bounce in the cpi number. 4000 became the key battleground. how and why is that number so important? katie: you think about round numbers, 4000 is a

katie: there are centralized exchanges. tom: are they in the united states? katie: ftx? no. do regulators do about that? katie: that's what they've been grappling with that for a while. it is an open question about what they can do. they are trying to figure that out right now. we know that next month we will get house and senate hearings on the ftx collapse. what is their purview here? what can they do? tom: i look at bitcoin on saturday and sunday and i am fascinated it is open 20 47. as you develop a story outside of ftx what story do you look for? katie: all eyes on genesis. i'm excited to see what happens at genesis? tom: what is mr. silver doing? katie: i'm not sure. i'm guessing they are talking to the advisors they hired for genesis. grayscale is their digital asset manager and they look unscathed. tom: doesn't genesis have people financially distressed right now or is it a margin call that they face today? katie: they have halted withdraws. if you have money tied up with genesis, if you use them as a lender. tom: you can't withdraw coins? katie: you can withdraw you

katie suicide. candy says myers parents most likely are not after money, but to vindicate their daughter's death. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and there are resources out there for anyone who is struggling. you can call or text this number 9, 8, 8, and talk to a trained counselor. you can connect you to local services. the line will be open. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. and if you're in need of immediate medical attention, please call 9-1-1. the previous life line, phone number at 1, 802, 7, 3, talk will always remain available to people in emotional distress or suicidal crisis. >> whether time now as we take a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge tuesday night. >> our is here to. >> walk us through what we can look forward to in in terms rain in chilly night. yeah. all of the above, right. grant and vicki, let's take a look at today's cooler temperatures because >> we were actually at or slightly below normal downtown san francisco only warming up to 58 d

katie? >> allie raffa, happy to see republicans had their priorities in order, of course and saw how the violent, thank you for joining us this morning. we're also following the big business move this morning. theranos founder elisabeth holmes sentenced more than 11 years in prison, this after holmes was found guilty in january. and for charges of defrauding investors by overhyping the capabilities of a failed blood testing device, the judge has ordered her to surrender to authorities on april 27th. now to western new york, which is getting hammered by a historic winter storm. so far, snow totals reaching more than five feet in most locations, in the snow is still falling. officials say at least two men have, died as a result of the lake effect snow storm that is expected to create dangerous conditions throughout the weekend. for more on all of this, we turn to nbc news correspondent marie separ who is live in buffalo. >> good morning, yeah, even though things may look calm, now this is stil

katie hobbs and kari lake.u're looking at that 51.8% that kari lake brought in here, of course, that is below that 53% level there. and so, she is still in the ball game here. but essentially, you are coming in at the bottom of the, night down more to, three runs, then down by one. so, when you're looking at this here, i gotta go back to conversations. yesterday i was having conversations -- and steep alluded to this here. there was pushback by republicans that last night ballot drop did not go in kari lake's favor was because the initial, those first batch of ballots that made it here to this county facility to get counted where from the democratic areas right around here. first in, first ones to be counted here. and so what this suggests, to an extent, that was true. so then, that becomes the next question, what happens tomorrow? because what they are saying is, particularly in some of these conservative voting centers, where there were longer lines the other night after the tabulation machine errors, the rep

katie.the first thing that commanders always wants to know is, is there another confederate or conspiracy story. could there be another attack? when these things happen, it is the very first time in our mind. is this a lone actor or somebody else that could be acting with them? could there be another attack across town? across the state? is there somebody else? when you can establish she is the only one that kind of takes the whole thing and slows it way down. so now you can get into the criminal investigation. if it is just, him and he is not alone. actor he has the support from a hate community somewhere. a phantom hates community actually in person maybe. or online, if the motive is hates. he will have that support. he does not actually alone in his. mine but he may be a lone actor of the active killing once that is settled and investigation is not a mystery it is a matter of going through the steps and interviewing every single person in the club. getting all the video from the. club fro

. >> this is the katie phang show live from nbc headquarters in new york city. we have lots of questions to have an answer, so let's get started. donald trump and full damage control mode over his latest dinner guest at mar-a-lago. who he hosted, that is the serious backlash, including from one of his own advisers. plus, another wave of mass shootings has president biden renewing his push to ban assault weapons. how he hopes to use congress's lane and accession to his advantage. and later, frustration on the january six committee, why some staffers are reportedly angry with list cheney over the panel's final report. all of that and more is coming up. and good saturday morning to, i am katie phang. thanks for starting your saturday with us. in the last seven days, 23 people have been killed, and another 53 have been hurt in mass shootings in the united states according to the gun violence archive. that includes the shootings on an lgbtq bar in colorado, and a walmart in virginia. and, fresh off a better than expected performance in the midterms, president biden a

katie, would ever run for office. expand on that because that would be my response to but i tell us i don't want to i don't want that responsibility i, i think if you if politics were a bit cleaner than they are now, it feels like all you do is campaign. you have a kid child yeah we're done. i promise. i know. i know. it's dirty. it's dirty. you're campaigning all the time you're asking people for money. i was talking to a republican lawmaker a few years ago for a that i did with jacob soboroff, called swamp. and it ken buck of colorado and he said he admitted to a dirty little secret is that lawmakers as he feels we'll talk a big game about wanting to get something i need to fix this bridge i got to fix this bridge. but really don't want to get anything done because if they get something done, then the lobbyists or their corporate donors or their dark money, i might get offended and might not give them the money or. might spend the money on their opponent. it's actually better to look like you're trying get something

as governor katie's opponent, is gonna be focused on making donald trump happy., she may not be flashy. -- she could have been. she just chooses not to be. because she serious about our work. if you elect her governor, she's gonna get up every day and worked her tail off, trying to create jobs, trying to lower costs, trying to make our schools better. trying to help arizona families get ahead, that's the choice in this election. >> and joining us now is arizona secretary of state katie hobbs, she's now the democratic candidate for governor of arizona, thank you very much for joining us tonight. how important was it here campaign, and arizona voters, to hear president obama making the case. >> well, he made very clear what's on the line in this election. we've been talking about it for the last year and a half on the campaign trail. but it certainly helps to have his kind of star power here, energizing voters, making sure they understand exactly what's at stake. so i was very happy to have him here, and have it supported the campaign. >> what does it mean, going f

katie suicide. candy says myers parents most likely are not after money, but to vindicate their daughter's death. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, happening tomorrow, the man charged with assaulting house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. it's got to be back in federal court. david to pop faces charges of assaulting a family member. a u.s. official and attempting to kidnap a u.s. official as well. he also faces several state charges, including attempted murder, as well as elder abuse. well, judge steven murphy will take over the state case after learning concerns that might be a conflict of interest as the previous judge work with pelosi's daughter. evidence in the state charges will be presented at a preliminary hearing that's going to be on december 14th. well over the east bay, a former warden of a federal women's prison in alameda county appear in court for several federal charges for an alleged inmate abuse. ray garcia is among 5 workers charged with abusing inmate

katy, many thanks, our transport correspondent katy - our transport correspondent katy austin there.ffected by a strike at heathrow airport. the union unite says about 700 of its members are to walk out for three days from november 18th in a dispute over pay. the workers are employed in services including baggage handling and cargo. unite said the action would cause disruption at terminals 2, 3 and 4. millions of pounds of arts funding is to be redirected outside central london as part of a major shake—up in england. money will be go to theatres in coventry and on merseyside, and libraries in yorkshire and warwickshire will get funding from arts council england for the first time. among the losers is the english national opera, which is also moving its headquarters out of london. the royal opera house, the national theatre and the donmar warehouse theatre will also lose funding. here's our arts correspondent david sillito. blackpool�*s famous illuminations have been admired by millions over the last 140 years or so, but here's a question — is it art? it's absolutely beautiful, so tha

. >> hello everyone along with guy benson, katy and charlie hurt.elcome to "the big saturday show". here is what is on tap tonight. >> three days until the midterms we know high inflation and the economy both are on the ballot. because the present by the saying about it? he says america's ones and more his policies, what? >> hillary clinton with rising crime is just a problem and republican run cities. who not to one democratic run city to see with the people who live there actually think and it is shocking. >> and charlie. >> big saturday flop of them all. involves a john fetterman, american flags, and the winds. they all come together to make the biggest feel of the week. >> first of the midterms. president biden is taking up his campaign schedule in the final stretch. he stopped in the chicago area earlier today and tonight he is in philadelphia campaigning for john fetterman with former president obama. earlier today he gave this ominous warning. >> we've got to make sure we protect the american people. basic fundamental rights. they are in jeop

here's what katie hobbs had to say about her opponent in what turned out to be katie hobbs last appearance on this program before the election. >> she's not focused on what arizonans need. she's focused on what the former president wants. that's exactly why he's endorsed her in this race, and why we have to stop her. because she's made it clear she's not interested in upholding the will of the factors, and she doesn't agree with the will of the virus. >> and, tonight, katie hobbs did stop her. friday night, when steve kornacki and i delivered the news from arizona, that democrat mark kelly one's reelection to a six-year term in the united states senate, the democrats moved to within one seat of control of the united states senate, and about 24 hours later, and nevada, steve kornacki was at the big board in the moment when the nbc news decision dusk projected democratic senator katherine cortez masto would be reelected to a six-year term in nevada. that was the most important election announcement of the week, since it ended the crushing suspense about which party was going to control the u

>> absolutely none, katie.emember in the aftermath of january 6th republicans were talk about, it's time to step away from trump. they have the perfect onramp to divorce themselves from trumpism, and yet after a couple weeks went by and a couple news cycles went by, they were right back there on the trump train. every single person who's speaking out right now, ask them the question, if donald trump ends up being the nominee, are you vote for him, campaign for him, raise money for him? of course they will. they'll fall right back in line. so much of this reminds me of what we saw in the 2020 primary. there were all kinds of republicans, jeb bush, ted cruz, scott walker, saying the same thing at trump as these people are now, and at the end of the day they got behind donald trump and led us down this national nightmare. >> to your point, bill barr has said, i will support donald trump if he is the nominee, as the mike pence. paul ryan upping his hits on trump, calling himself a never again trumper, but didn't do

katie told them this was an accident.idn't get exonerating information on behalf of katie. with respect to the actual charge, it's the manner in which this took place. and the language that's in there. what they're failing to tell you is that this was sent to her on the exact last day for the statute of limitations for them to bring a charge against her. after hours, after 7:00 at night when the ocs office was closed. all the mental health services were closed. she was in her room alone in the dark, and she had already expressed to them how distressing this process had been for her. knowing that, having full knowledge that she had been distressed throughout this entire process, knowing that because of their own research with their own committee that these processes that they put students through are their quote overly punitive and not educational and causing harm to students, they still decided to send a letter, five pages, single spaced, threatening her diploma, threatening to remove her from the university, just three m

cnn projects democrat katie hobbs will beat kari lake. kyung lah reports. >> reporter: katie hobbs, the democrat will be the projected leader of the arizona governor's race. the democrat, katie hobbs will edge kari lake. there are 5 to 15,000 votes. the votes need to be cured. the election workers continuing to do that but that number too low for lake to begin to hedge up. we've heard from a source within the lake campaign about the reaction and disappointment tonight. it will brake in lake's favor simply did not happen. republicans work on campaigns, these are moderate. john brand an arizona republican who led republicans and independents for katie hobbs. they say, quote, civility has won here in arizona and across the country. another republican strategist who asked to not be named because he is an active campaign employee said, quote, kari lake pulled allegiance in arizona. they returned the favor. kyung lah, cnn, phoenix. >>> while poll workers are counting the votes in arizona, kari lake is crying foul about the handling of the elect

katie, katty, katie here is you. katie, katty, katie here is miss layla . annie dowding.yla. annie dowding. just one week ago . now, where we one week ago. now, where we that's leilani dowding right now looks like we pre take away well you can go but you here in the flesh i care in the flesh such good animatronic models now i can't tell anyway do we have the leilani clips from a week ago here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant. here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant . yeah. boy raped in a migrant. yeah. and diane abbott came out with insane tweet. yeah that it was solo's fault . yeah, but it was solo's fault. yeah, but it was sue ellis fault. and you. you shouldn't treat them like rapists. or they become rapists. well you know what? what planet we on what planet are we on indeed? well, you'll be thrilled to this is how you know , they to this is how you know, they say to you, oh, we've got to tax more. you're going to have the biggest fall living standards , biggest fall living standards, highest tax burden since end of the second world war.

katie, katty, katie here is you. katie, katty, katie here is miss layla . annie dowding.a. annie dowding. just one week ago . now, where we one week ago. now, where we that's leilani dowding right now looks like we pre take away well you can go but you here in the flesh i care in the flesh such good animatronic models now i can't tell anyway do we have the leilani clips from a week ago here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant. here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant . yeah. boy raped in a migrant. yeah. and diane abbott came out with insane tweet. yeah that it was solo's fault . yeah, but it was solo's fault. yeah, but it was sue ellis fault. and you. you shouldn't treat them like rapists. or they become rapists. well you know what? what planet we on what planet are we on indeed? well, you'll be thrilled to this is how you know , they to this is how you know, they say to you, oh, we've got to tax more. you're going to have the biggest fall living standards , biggest fall living standards, highest tax burden since end of the second world war. w

but there is not nearly as much of a pass for katie hobbs. so if it is a very republican friendly senate votes, there could be more than enough for kari lake to leapfrog katie thompson to take control of the governor's race. so, the stakes here for the senate, and for the governorship in this new batch, again, overall for democrats right now, we know georgia is going to a runoff. the question is, is that runoff going to be what decides control of the u.s. senate? again, sorry, i'm just literally looking to make sure that it didn't come in a while i am talking. it still has not come in. if democrats can hold on to arizona, and if katherine cortez masto can overtake adam laxalt and win in nevada, then democrats will have control of the senate. they won't even need the georgia runoff for that. that would be 50 seats, if they get arizona and nevada, and then you would add in kamala harris as the tie breaking vote, they would retain control of the senate in the georgia runoff, it would be to -- and maricopa county, and the second now, with what i

democratic congresswoman, katie porter joins us now. congresswoman, earlier tonight, kevin mccarthy was on fox news. he says, won all the votes are counted, he thinks he'll be defeated. what do you say to that? >> well, all of the votes are counted respectfully, i would say. i think that we are seeing, across the country, in a lot of these states my colleagues are winning. i just had another colleague, kim trier within washington tonight. i think we're seeing people win in nevada. and i think we're gonna see hat is your>> wel a, kind does a good job with the economy. what do you say to that? >> well, all of the votes are counted respectfully, i would say. i think that we are seeing, across the country, in a lot of these states my colleagues are winning. i just had another colleague, kim trier within washington tonight. i think we're seeing people win in nevada. and i think we're gonna see more victories come out of arizona and california in the coming days. so, look, this is the same man who predicted a 60 vote republican red wave and,

i'm katy tur. eight days later, and we might be about to find out which party will control the house. there is one race that we're watching that could be called any moment now. steve kornacki is here to show us where that race stands. as we await official word on which party takes over the lower chamber we will look into which person might take the gavel. you might have seen the kevin mccarthy, won an overwhelming majority of gop votes to be the nominee for speaker last night, but that doesn't mean he's got it on lock. even if his party does win back the majority, kevin mccarthy has a lot of work to do. and it's not just mccarthy. in the lower chamber. mcconnell might be losing some of his grip in the upper. for the first time in his 16 years as leader, mitch mcconnell faced a challenger. jake sherman of punchbowl is here with what it all mean force the gop. of course, hanging over all of this is donald trump. the grand old storm cloud that won't blow away. his announcement last night is being pann

i'm katy tur. today, we're learning more about why a walmart supervisor walked into his place of work on tuesday, walmart, and shot six co-workers. what chesapeake police say motivated the shooter to carry out the massacre and how he got the weapon to do it. >>> plus, what president biden is promising to do in the wake of this shooting, and the others we've seen, just in the last seven days. before the house changes hands. >>> and as we enter the holiday season, a health crisis is threatening to overload u.s. hospitals. what mounting cases of rsv, covid, and the flu are doing to health care facilities. >>> first up though, today marks the official kickoff of the busy holiday shopping season. what is in place doing to the shopping outlook this black friday? we have a report on that. >>> and let's begin right there. with that black friday, and this year's twist, inflation. as i said, still painful. but while the cost of food and gas are eating away at family budgets, the budget for holiday shopping i

democratic congresswoman, katie porter joins us now.esswoman, earlier tonight, kevin mccarthy was on fox news. he says, won all the votes are counted, he thinks he'll be defeated. what do you say to that? >> well, all of the votes are counted respectfully, i would say. i think that we are seeing, across the country, in a lot of these states my colleagues are winning. i just had another colleague, kim trier within washington tonight. i think we're seeing people win in nevada. and i think we're gonna see more victories come out of arizona and california in the coming days. so, look, this is the same man who predicted a 60 vote republican red wave and, wasn't instead, you know it's really up to the voters and that's a few days where you count all the ballots to see whether the democrats are the republicans of the majority. >> well, the big red wave certainly didn't come. what is your biggest take away? i know that you don't know your results yet. but, as you look at the results across the country, what is that telling? >> well, i think it'

i'm katy tur. it's the economy, and/or is it the economy "or," in other words what if everyone is deciding on multiple issues or one issue? with five days to go, who is still out there deciding? with that in mind, there are a lot of conversations happening both in private and in public about just what the democratic party is pitching to those still deciding. voters in the final days before the election, the midterms, and from the sound of it, the internal worries are that that pitch is wrong. for example, president joe biden spoke about the threats to democracy last night, some big name dems were openly wondering who he was talking about, former obama aide david axle rod says two former bernie sanders campaign managers, saying that if you really want to persuade the really persuadable, rewrite the speech and focus on the cost of living. after the guts of the address in which the president made an impassioned warning about what political lies are doing to this country, long-time white house chief pe