arizona ann kirkpatrick i approve this message.ongressmk joined a get out the vote event in phoenix. it is just under 15 minutes. >> [applause] thanks for being here and will come four days to turn arizona blair. are you ready? we have such enthusiasm for the best candidates we haveha ever had we are ready with a resources, the best candidates. want to thank you for joining us. we have four days to turn arizona blue. so collect the balance that is a new word ricans now say about it. [applause]ns of with tens of thousands of voters in the next fouray days.we are j so we're joined by the board of supervisors. >> this is really exciting. and until will make historyti for the state of arizona. >> we will do this. to change that direction of the state of arizona. as we have been saying all along that legislation that gives an unconstitutional to violate the voting rights act starting tomorrow we hit the streets reaching out tooo the voters to change arizona blue. [applause] >> right here in maricopa county like you have never seen befor

guest: ann kirkpatrick was a little uncomfortable up there. she does not have nearly the debate missed -- experience that mccain had. obviously he was a presidential candidate. probably few politicians have as much experience on the stage as he does. i think she held her own. to geithner -- she needed knock him out and i do not think she did. let me ask you about arizona, a battleground state for democrats and republicans. what impact has it had on the senate race out there? like arizona is going to split the ticket. the presidential race has been very tight. is opening up a lead a little bit. in the wake of the fbi disclosures. still tight, i could probably still go either way depending on the ground game and the turnout on the presidential level. but mccain has been maintaining pretty much a double-digit lead over ann kirkpatrick. there were a few polls that showed it never worked than that but many polls show him with a lead of 10 points to 18 points or so. it looks like at least in the minds of the voters there aber -- able to separate the

she has been covering ann kirkpatrick. >> reporter: we're here at the told ann kirkpatrick will be here. she chose not to seek re-election but to go after the senate race against john mccain. when this was announced here, the polls were close but once we hit summertime and into the fall is when john mcdane -- mccain pulled ahead. kirkpatrick has rallied with benefits but obamacare is something mccain came after her about because of her support for it. this is a huge issue in arizona. many people know with the presidential election, arizona has become a battle ground state. we've had so many people campaigning for hillary clinton so not sure and that will matter with this senate race because of the battle ground state. it is something we have to wait and hear and we are expecting her to be here tonight win or lose. we're hoping to talk to her. guys, back to you. >> another race that has received a lot of attention here and nationally, the battle for arizona's first congressional district. >> this is a race between paul babeu and tom o'halleran. nicole garcia joins us live. nicole? >> rep

david kirkpatrick is sticking with me.agram joins a live video game and joins another feature that looks like snapchat. -- the copycat teachers mart are the copycat features smart? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are watching -- made to the started testing demand. as $750could be as big billion. the biggest tech ipo since 2007. it will gauge interest for potential investors. it has not set a target listing date. instagram has launched a new feature,o messaging further in competition with snapchat. it allows viewers to watch only while it is streaming without the option of a replay. for more on the launch, sarah frier is in studio and david kirkpatrick is still with us. talked was about how this impacts competition between instagram and snapchat. stories,nstagram added that was basically a blatant copying of snapchat stories. wondered if they would admit that they had copied. and they did. a step beyond.it instagram has something that snapchat does not. snapchat -- emily: snapchat has no choice. davi

i am ann kirkpatrick.your senator, i will tell it to you straight. >> this election matters to you. when you open your health insurance bill and find your premiums are doubling, remember that mccain strongly opposes obamacare, but kirkpatrick supports it, still calling it her proudest boat. death ton shouts america, remember mccain is fighting them, while kirkpatrick supports sending $55 billion to the world's largest sponsor of terrorism. that is why this election matters. sen. mccain: i am john mccain, and i approve this message. >> it is a story of two candidates. >> john mccain has been in washington for 33 years. >> ann kirkpatrick has taken a term limit pledge. >> mccain bailed out wall street. the big banks give him millions. >> ann opposed the bailout. >> mccain could oppose access to contraceptives. story -- too long in washington. >> ann --uniquely arizona. >> congresswoman kirkpatrick joined candidates at a get out the vote rally in phoenix. this is just under 15 minutes. [applause] >> i want to

senator from the state of arizona, ann kirkpatrick. kirkpatrick personally. i have worked with her one-on-one at the arizona state house. i've seen how hard she works and how much she will do as our next u.s. senator to make sure all arizonans are represented. allow me to introduce our next u.s. senator, congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. [applause] rep. kirkpatrick: how many people have already voted? all right! let's make it happen. i started in flagstaff where i live. drove up to yuba city -- yuma city. i went to sedona. people are phone banking, canvassing -- it is fabulous what you are doing here. as steve said, we will make history on tuesday. it is already happening. there is energy and excitement out there that i have never seen before. there is a part of my background now that i treasure more than ever. mother's family were republicans in the white mountains, my dad's family were democratic businessman. it made for interesting get-togethers because there could be heated discussions. at the end of the day, we were all family, arizonans, all americans. eve

guest: ann kirkpatrick was a little uncomfortable up there.debate missed -- experience that mccain had. obviously he was a presidential candidate. probably few politicians have as much experience on the stage as he does. i think she held her own. to geithner -- she needed knock him out and i do not think she did. let me ask you about arizona, a battleground state for democrats and republicans. what impact has it had on the senate race out there? like arizona is going to split the ticket. the presidential race has been very tight. is opening up a lead a little bit. in the wake of the fbi disclosures. still tight, i could probably still go either way depending on the ground game and the turnout on the presidential level. but mccain has been maintaining pretty much a double-digit lead over ann kirkpatrick. there were a few polls that showed it never worked than that but many polls show him with a lead of 10 points to 18 points or so. it looks like at least in the minds of the voters there aber -- able to separate the two races. that could help ex

emily: dallas darrell west, lulu chen in hong kong, and david kirkpatrick in new york.till to come, everything you need to know from the two hp earnings reports this week. plus, the addictive home decor site houzz is looking to india for its next big growth spurt. we will catch up with the ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the hardware company hp inc. and the fast-changing enterprise company hpe both have with the results tuesday. we brought in crawford for the top takeaway. >> similar to what you saw on the call, meg talks a lot about remaking hewlett-packard enterprise. they are really a company focused on the enterprise infrastructure space. what people need to get their heads around is the infrastructure is changing. you have to build out the cloud. you have to build out private data centers. as you talked about on that clip, this kind of industrial internet of things. there's so much data at the edge that hewlett-packard wants to capitalize on. what make talks a lot about is building a different size overhead structure, building a different infrastructure, to suppor

mark zuckerberg told dave kirkpatrick this.hink the ideai facebook, ofs on which it is a very small amount of the content, influenced the election in any way, i think is a pretty crazy idea. emily: but after a lot of backlash, zuckerberg seems to have slightly changed his tune. he wrote on facebook, the bottom line is, we take misinformation seriously. we believe in giving people a g on thehich means errinh side of letting people share what they want whenever possible. we asked dave kirkpatrick what he thought of facebook's evolving tone. >> he would still say -- i don't think you would use these words again, but it is a crazy idea that trump won because of fake news on facebook. i think what has happened as a result of a huge push back from all kinds of corners, including the u.s. president, the lead editorial in "new york times ," and other places, they are taking this seriously at facebook. what i found impressive, given the pace which developments are going, is zuckerberg on saturday was outlining a series of specific steps

emily: bloomberg intelligence analyst and techonomy ceo david kirkpatrick. to come, the solar industry grapples with what a trump administration means for renewable energy demands. we will speak with the biggest provider of home solar loans in the u.s. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in the weeks following donald trump's election, energy analysts have tried to guess what the incoming administration means for renewables. trump campaigned on promises to bring back coal mining jobs and scrap president obama's clean energy initiatives. this week, we got another hint. president-elect trump: on energy, i will cancel job - killing restrictions on production of american energy, including shale energy and clean coal, creating many millions of high-paying jobs. that is what we want. that is what we've been waiting for. emily: but questions remain, like what will the trump administration do to tax credits that help homeowners install rooftop solar panels? we caught up with someone at the heart of the industry, mosaic ceo billy parish. his company is the largest u.s.

we asked david kirkpatrick what he thought of facebook's evolving tone. i don'tuld still say -- think he would use these words again -- but it is a crazy idea fatetrump won because of news on facebook, which is basically what he was saying. i think as a result of a huge pushback from all kinds of people and places, they are taking this gravely seriously at facebook. they know they have to make changes. what i found especially impressive given the pace in which development are going is that zuckerberg on saturday outlined a series of very specific steps they are starting to take to think about how they can change the way the algorithms work, how the validation of news works, so they are going to make concrete changes there is no question. emily: let's talk about some of those changes. stronger detection, easier reporting, third-party verification. articleshe quality of linked to. are these changes enough and should they be doing more? should they have more human editorial judgment involved? >> i think the question of whether humans or algorithms, meaning s

i'm ann kirkpatrick. approve this message because, your senator, i'll tell it to you straight. >> this election matters to you. when you open your health insurance bill and find your doubling, remember that mccain strongly opposes obamacare but kirkpatrick supports it, still calling it her proudest vote. when iran captures our sailors, fighting thein is iran deal while kirkpatrick supports sending money to the world's largest sponsors. that's why this election matters. i approven mccain and this message. >> it's a story of two candidates. >> john mccain has been in washington for 33 years. >> ann kirkpatrick has taken a term limit pledge. >> mccain bailed out wall street. now the big banks give him millions. opposes the bailouts. >> mccain's bill could jeopardize women's health insurance. >> ann always supports women's health. >> mccain's story, too long in washington. >> ann's story, uniquely arizona. >> congresswoman kirkpatrick joined a get out the vote event phoenix. countys at the maricopa democratic

he said his race against ann kirkpatrick is his toughest yet. some say he has lost latino support for endorsing and then an endorsing donald trump. trump's name was never mentioned last night. to win the presidency but they will need somebody who has been to the middle east time and time again and understands what is going on. >> this has been the most disastrous presidency in the history of our country. >> reporter: the campaign of kirkpatrick is firing back. mccain has gone into hiding of the arizona press according to kirkpatrick. senator mccain is not keeping to unendorsed donald trump. we have put in a dozen requests from abc15 and each time they have declined. >> katie conner thank you. >>> now to the close race for shop in maricopa county. tone sheriff in maricopa county. abc15's justin pazera live in phoenix where there is another protest planned. >> reporter: this time is any roosevelt art district in downtown phoenix. it is not uncommon to see folks riding their bikes along the area. these protesters plan to ride three first friday com

when it comes to anne kirkpatrick she a short time agatha stage and she looked absolutely exhausted. right when she got off stage she told me i asked her what's next for you she said for me it's all about get a good night's sleep. kirkpatrick says she's proud of the campaign, her team put together and here's what she had to say about her campaign a few moments ago. >> we definitely gave him the toughest race he's ever had i'm to win and see what happens next. >>reporter: talking about mccain there giving mccain the toughest race he's ever had. keep in mind kirkpatrick lost her congressional seat in 2010 she gained back in 2012 and she won it while she wouldn't firmly say to me whether or not she will in fact run again there is some history of her losing congress basketball coming back for a win. >> derek thanks 10:02 on election night and we're going to continue to go back and forth between not only the local and statewide raises but what's happening nationally. let's take you back out live to new york city. we're going to rejoin cbs news coverage coming up at around 10:30, 10:35. bu

david kirkpatrick will stay with us. the u.s.ernment will require new hybrid electric cars to make noise when traveling at low speeds so pedestrians, people that cannot see, they can hear the car coming. the new rule to help prevent 2400 pedestrian injuries a year. could uber get the last laugh in china? tighter regulations on ridesharing companies could make business a lot tougher soon. we go to hong kong for the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ cory: samsung is making moves in the automotive technology business with harman international industries. they make high-end car audio and a leader of connected car technology. the ceo says samsung is a good fit. >> samsung and harman believe this is a strategic fit that will maximize our strengths. &dmsung's global scale, r capabilities will provide harman the resources to broaden our portfolio, expand our reach and accelerate the production of industry first positions. cory: it is only been a few months since the china giant bought out uber, but now the city are planning to enforce t

. >> reporter: and kirkpatrick, -- ann kirkpatrick, saying that others are only voting for mccain. mister trump. but i believe in the republican party. >> i cannot see anybody else -- i'm voting for somebody else.>> and kirkpatrick, we reach the -- ann to patrick we asked her if she would be ready to talk to achieve did not respond. >>> 2000 people in arizona registered a day late, despite the fact that the buy sell on columbus day.>>> tim kaine, holding a rally in tucson, trying to make one more push for votes. >> you do not get this chance every election. you do not get a chance to make history in an election that you can tell your kids and grandkids that you were part of.>> is the last scheduled visit for the clinton campaign always change. >>> a week after his last valle vista, donald trump junior holding a rally tomorrow at the gilbert water tower. the start tomorrow at 10:45 am. >>> to these two teens help break the case. gilbert police releasing this surveillance video. there was the massive condo fire and it destroyed five buildings under construction. >> goosebumps. i do n

david kirkpatrick is back with me right now.id: to whom he said was a crazy idea at the conference. cory: this is the heart of what facebook has been from the start. the heart of the internet -- should it be a place where people are responsible for what they put out or is the host responsible? david: it has been always towards the former. a platform -- the content comes from you and me. what happened is this scale of facebook's impact on society, the scale of the diversity of its services it offers, it is intenable to just be that anymore and i think they know that at facebook. i think there is a little bit of an existential crisis like who are we and how do we live up to what we are now? because it is easy to forget people can bad mouth facebook or criticize them -- this is a company with nearly 2 billion users globally. that has never happened before for any company, industry. personal data on all those people. all of them are sharing news of all kinds about themselves, their brother, their dog, their country, the pothole on t

ann kirkpatrick sat down this morning. th unseat current senator john mccain. she claims she is the right candidate to get things done in washington. kirkpatrick blasted mccain for suggesting he'd help block supreme court nominees if hillary clinton wins the white house. >> this is not the direction our country should be going in. that's not what our constitutional founders envisioned. they wanted a working supreme court, nine justices. let's work together and make that happen. >> we did reach out to senator his campaign told us he was not available. make sure you tune in tomorrow, to see more of nick's one-on- one with kirkpatrick. >>> we hit 84 out there today, >>> we're getting new information about a large apartment fire in payson. we first brought you this as breaking news last night at 10:00. the red crosscurrently helping two families forced out of their homes tonight. authorities tell us a gas explosion may have been the cause of this fire. you can see all of those flames shooting into the night sky. we're still waiting for an update on how many people

at pwc, and david kirkpatrick is a contributing editor. thank you for joining us.teve, just how big do you think this cyber monday will be? steve: as you said, it will be the biggest cyber monday on record. he also think this will be the biggest holiday season on record with consumers spending 10% more this year than last year. the majority of that growth will be online. emily: wife? -- why? steve: they have taken the friction out of the process and encouraging technology. all of the factors are in place for this being a great holiday. is taking an even larger share. talk to us what we are seeing with regards to amazon versus traditional retailers. interestingly, clothing and apparel. steve: it is fascinating. amazon takes about 90% of the share. nine out of 10 consumers told us they shop at amazon. 40% of those say that as of their relationship with amazon, they are shopping at fewer retailers, and 20% say that because of the relationship with amazon, their shopping if you are websites -- shopping at fewer websites. emily: david, amazon is making its own clothing.

the winner, marilyn kirkpatrick, beat out kevin williams .. 57 to 42 percent. kirkpatrick was first appointed by the governor to the commission in 2015./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> larry brown won district c .. with 58 percent of the votes. his opponent, stephen sedlmeyer, received 41 percent.// ((brian loftus)) >>> fourth and finally .. lawrence weekly junior won district d. he beat anthony osnaya with 78 of all the races on las vegas now dot com... and victories speeches and reaction from throughout the night./// ((brian loftus)) >>> our fall weather is continuing to hover just under 80 degrees. sherry swensk will tell us whether we can expect a warm up or a cool down in the near future... still ahead on 8 news now, ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) i wanted the same plan that my mother had. senior dimensions. at the plan that offers you more than original medicare. senior dimensions members pay a zero dollar monthly premium. senior dimensions members pay a zero dollar copay for primary care doctor visits. and, our members pay a zero dollar copay for speci

>> one of them is the challenger, kirkpatrick appeals to a wide variety of people in arizona. >> scroll down congress woman's kirkpatrick's twitter page, you constituents, she's a native arizonan. >> my roots go back 100 years. >> dad was a democrat and mom was a republican, and it helped make her bipartisan from the beginning. >> i say that made for interesting family get- togethers. there were heated debates but at the end the day we were family and arizonans and all americans. >> now she has her sites on john mccain's senate seat and it's time for him to retire. >> he's not well liked anymore as he once was and it's because he's changed after 33 years in washington. that makes her different she said. >> what does our state need that we're not getting right now? >> we need a senator that puts arizona first and has officers throughout the state and is accessible. >> every race i've won has been predicted i would lose. >> most pollsters have moved it into the category of safe republican. but our late swell of latino voters could work in her favor. >> he's been making a push and spending

kirkpatrick says it's time for fresh leadership and congressional seat 1, the one kirkpatrick is vacating. now taking experts kept a close eye on markets today. i spoke to one, and he said the market closed on a high note today. he says the market now is favoring a hillary clinton win, a lot of traders think it will be much of the same of president obama's policies. the market does not like uncertainties. we'll keep an eye on that and all of these races throughout the evening. for now, we're live, cbs 5 news. rocking. we're live throughout the night. of course a lot of reasons why the eyes of the nation are watching our state tonight besides the race for senate with john mccain trying to get back to propositions. one would raise if minimum wage the other is expected to be closely watched by advocates and opponents alike. it could go down to the wire. talking prop 205, proposition to legalize recreational man >> this is a proposition you can't tell which way it's going to go now. it's going to be by a razer thin margin. going to have more on that in just a moment. >> we've got reporters th

to the senate race in arizona, john mccain elected to his sixth term beating out challenger ann kirkpatrick. but will this be his last term? nick ciletti is covering this for us this morning. >> reporter: mccain and his campaign very happy this morning after landing a double- digit victory over cop ann kirkpatrick in what was seen as mccain's toughest matchup yet, for his sixth term in the u.s. senate. they celebrated long into the supporters, campaign workers, his family and close friends, some political allies. as for his own political future, sounds like this may have been mccain's final stand. >> i think this might be the last. thank you for your love and support. thank you for everything. and that, my friends, with a full heart and ready to get back to good night and thank you one last time for making me the luckiest guy i know. god bless. . >> reporter: ahead in the next half hour, we'll talk about mccain working alongside president-elect donald trump. they have not always been friends but there could be glimmers of hope there in that relationship. that's coming up at 6:30. hillary cl

david kirkpatrick, you are sticking with me.s looking for a way to boost shareholder returns. more on how they plan to bounce back, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: turning to samsung, still batteryafter the note 7 crisis that will cost the company over $6 billion. the company has seen two raids on its offices as part of a scandal involving the president. our managing editor joining us from tokyo. peter, i will start with you. new headlines from samsung about what it is planning, reviewing the possibility of creating a holding company, planning to raise the 2016 dividend. talk to us about the highlight. >> the headlines are just crossing the wire right now. the big news out of this is that samsung has decided is going to return more cash to shareholders, specifically through dividends and share buybacks. it has set in the past it wants freeturn 30%-50% of its cash flow to shareholders. the amount of cash it has on hand has increased so they will go to the top end of the range. is it their dividends are buybacks. it will begin b

kirkpatrick makes a final push to get votes. her campaign point blank how are you feeling heading into tomorrow's race and they say they feel very confident and they think they will have good results tomorrow. we also talked about the concept of a flipping arizona from red to blue but our toner -- but for patrick maintains arizona is blue right now. she said it depends who turns out the polls tomorrow to vote. after senator mccain a number of issues things you do better with veterans as well as reaching across the island aisle and working together. she also blasted mccain for supporting donald trump for at least part of his campaign. >> he has changed. i once voted for john mccain. he was different back then. now he will say anything to anyone. whoever he is before just to win this election. >> i did press her she said the last time she voted for mccain was during the 1998 mccain will be in prescott today for a very big rally. obama care has been hotly contested issue and kirkpatrick says it's broken but she says said she knows

kirkpatrick says we need more competition. she tells us she is reached out to healthcare regulators. the insurance companies and even republicans. she blames the gop for being unwilling to budge. >> it has been the law for 6 years. why are we working together to make it better? polls show mccain with a healthy lead, patrick say they are feeling confident. they say the electorate is changing and it's changing in their direction. do you see hillary clinton winning? >> i have flipped to congressional districts from red to blue because of turnout. so the voters are there. let them vote. let their voices be heard. >> reporter: senator john mccain for interview. his campaign said he was unavailable. we know he will crisscross the state today. >> the big issue we are voting on tomorrow, the increase the minimum wage prop 206 would hike the minimum wage up to $12 per hour. by 2020. that is almost 50 percent increase. you have one side saying it will help struggling families. kill small businesses in arizona. >> if you're a small busin

now he holds onto his seat...defeating michael thomas kirkpatrick beat kevin williams...also 57 to 43. kirkpatrick was first appointed by the governor to the commission in 2015./// larry brown is the commissioner for district c. beating stephen sedmeyer 58 to 42. in district d.....commissioner lawrence weekly holds onto his position by an overwhelming margin. ((nia wong)) weekly won 79 percent of the vote....beating anthony osnaya with his 21 perecent. back to you at the desk. >>> we're going to send things over to sherry with weather. /// ((sherry swensk)) what a warm election day for we tied the record high of 83! it was a beautifully sunny day and just a peacefully sunny day with light winds. the 50s and low 60s. ................ outside the valley also cooling down to 50s and 60s... with river again today. ............. highs rising back up to 80 degrees again by the afternoon. demetria, how are the roads doing? traffic is getting busier in the spaghetti bowl right now. take a look at how things are flowing around us 95 and i-15... ((demetria obilor)) >>> coming up after the break

his biggest challenger is representative ann kirkpatrick. also on the ballot is gary swing representing the green party. senator john mccain and his wife cindy cast their votes this morning. it will be a long night before senate. but he feels good about his own race. >> we are confident we have had a great campaign. and a lot of it has to do with all of these young people you see behind you here who have been so supportive and active. >> in the reporter's race. the democrat is hoping to unseat helen purcell. she is in the hot seat after her office was at the center of several voting issues that happened back in march. we will also fight for arizona's first congressional district ann kirkpatrick running for the senate. now, county sheriff and republican paul babeux will go up against tom o' halloren. he served as a republican on the state legislature before switching affiliation. if you are headed to the poll. we have a reminder of what to and not to bring. you will need id for sure. with your name and address on them like a utility bill, a b

. >> reporter: the campaign is firing back with ann kirkpatrick meeting with communities and a peering at rallies. john mccain has gone into hiding and a scrambling for help. john mccain has not been giving any tv interviews in a week since pulling his endorsement from donald trump. we have asked a dozen times an interview but every time his stock has declined. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump supporters fanning out across the battleground states with the same mission to energize and turn out the voters for election day. melania trump taking the podium in her first solo campaign stop. meanwhile tim kaine was here in mesa delivering a speech entirely in spanish. involved on the campaign trail. >> this election is just too important. i cannot just sit on the sidelines and be quiet. >> that is morale who appeared for hillary clinton plus tick. today jay z joins in cleveland and the crisscrossing of the nation. you are part of the country it is the last day for early voting in person. we saw shorter wait times in some places but more than two dozen locations in maricopa county alone wi

meghan mccain congratulated her father shortly after he defeated kirkpatrick. she thanked all the people who supported him. "it's all fun and games until one of these candidates has become president." i wanted to give a special presidential election. he is strutting his i voted sticker. a lot of people are showing off those stickers that they have worked so hard to get. we're going to pass it back to you and continue monitoring what is happening on social media. >>> senator john mccain won his sixth term in office tonight. calvin kennedy is live at the mccain campaign party, which is being held at the heard museum. he didn't want to be >> he did not. the party out here is winding down. it started about 7:00 this evening when the doors opened about five minutes after those doors opened, nbc actually declared john mccain the winner so he will in fact get his sixth term in washington dc. he went into the night, a pretty clear favorite and he did come out the winner. mccain addressed the crowd at about 9:00 tonight thanking his employers. he said he was honored and

the winner, marilyn kirkpatrick, kirkpatrick was first appointed by the governor to the commission in 2015./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> larry brown won district c .. with 58 percent of the votes. his opponent, stephen sedlmeyer, received 41 percent.// ((brian loftus)) >>> fourth and finally .. lawrence weekly junior won district d. he beat anthony osnaya with 78 percent of the votes./// sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) beautiful sunlight and clear skies this morning... some breezes this morning... but overall we're expecting .............. after tying the record high of 83 yesterday... we'll stay warm today and much closer to record highs than normal 70 degrees. ....... right now we are cooling off to the 50s and low 60s. ............................. highs rising back up to 80 degrees again by the afternoon. demetria, how are the work happening in front of the cosmopolitan's self-parking entrance. ning in front of the the whole north side of the street is shut down. we'll be right back./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... ((brian loftus)) >>> all people are talk

he is being challenged by ann kirkpatrick.

i want to thank my team, team kirkpatrick. the best team i have ever had.der of the campaign we ran. i want to thank senator john mccain for a great debate. you know we department it civil. you know we were not seeing that at the presidential level. because of your efforts, in the booth, you know, arizona's changing and, we know we have to keep working. we can't give up. i want to thank my family. you know it is always hard on the families and so, they there for me through the thick and thin. you know, i love arizona. i really believe in. this is the not the end. this is the the beginning. [cheering] >> ann. ann. ann. ann. ann. [cheering] >> we have a special web page at c-span.org to help you follow the supreme court. go to c-span.org and select supreme court near the right hand top of the page. once on our supreme court page you will see four of the most recent oral arguments heard by the court this term and click on the view all link to see all the arguments covered by c-span. you find many appearances by supreme court justices or watch justices in their

in the past eight months, commissioner kirkpatrick says she visited nearly 9-hundred businesses. still to come.. hillary clinton makes her first appearance since giving her concession speech. "i will admit coming here tonight wasn't the easiest thing for me next--you'll hear what had clinton on the verge of tears. time now ix make you think twice for taking a ride in a hot air balloon. downtown canton. we're told a contract worker had damaged a gas line which trgg the blast damaged several buildings and shattered windows several blocks away. surveillance cameras inside nearby businesses captured the explosion. "my employee was just getting ready to leave. they were talking right next to the front door where the explosion happened." several people were forced out of their homes. 11 people were taken to the hospital with injuries. hillary clinton made her first public appearance since her concession speech last week. clinton was honored by the washington, d-c last night. the former first lady made an emotional plea for the country to help underprivileged children..while expressing

he is being challenged by democratic representative ann kirkpatrick.s dan, theowing this race as national political reporter for the arizona republic. he is in phoenix. much for being with us. >> thanks, steve. >> earlier, the race seemed to close.tively senator mccain with a very slight lead. something seemed to change. john mccain with now a much wider lead. happened? >> that's right. i think that the race looked tight early on, maybe in the spring. and i think part of it was that mccain was embroiled in kind of a bitter republican primary. and he wanted to -- he wound up winning it fairly handily, by about 12 points over his closest opponent. four-way race. and he wound up getting 52% of and about 48% of republicans voted for one of the other candidates. ofi think there was a lot dissatisfaction with mccain in the republican party. and i think that may have of the polling on the general election race. somew that the mccain -- sources in the mccain campaign, when they were doing their own polling, there was some confusion among anti-mccain voters bet

mayor joe >> he's going up against democratic challenger ann kirkpatrick. she's hoping his one time support of donald trump will actually hurt him at the polls. and remember the polls close at 7:00 tonight. after that the parties begin. downtown phoenix. justin pazara is live with what you need to know. >> talking about a big party just steps from each other. they're hoping for some wins here. hoping for some big wins. they're going to be looking or watching the watch party. the cool thing about all of this is if you want to come watch these results you can. both of these watch parties are open to the public. this looked like in 2012. a lot of folks crying. a lot of folks cheering. here's the deal. pretty much as soon as those polls close the watch parties they're going to start. that's going to begin around 7:00 and previous watch parties they've had to shut that down or at least limit the amount of people coming in. if you want to come down here to downtown phoenix you've got to live in downtown phoenix justin pazera. >> yeah, our special hour long editio

penzone lost to him >>> senator mccain defended his seat against anne kirkpatrick. he hinted this could be his last >> voters also shot down prop 205, which would have legalized recreational marijuana here in our state. they did pass prop 206, which increases the minimum wage starting in january. coming up at 6:45, we'll explore who will be affected by this new law. >>> new developments in a hit and run accident in scottsdale that killed a world renowned doctor. scottsdale police tracked down 26-year-old ruben national. he was in mexico and he turned himself in at the nogales port of entry. the deadly crash happened in june of 2015. the doctor was known as one of the best in the fight against childhood cancer. the suspect is facing felony charges. >>> it was a huge fireball right in a historic phoenix neighborhood. >> tonight investigators don't srp lines in the fire zone and power lines damaged in the area. they believe the fire started in the alley. >> fire crews arrived, they had several structures on fire at the time. they had a lot of hazardous situations going

it was expected to be a tough fight with ann kirkpatrick, but mccain ended up winning by a pretty good margin. he said this may be his last term in the senate. >>> this year's election, monof the most contentious, divisive, that we've eveen across the valley and the country are calling for healing and coming together. jason barry is live in phoenix where he has seen that trump and clinton supporters can actually get along. jason? >> reporter: yeah , let's face it. this election divided families, offices, entire neighborhoods. now that it's over, the growing effort to bring both sides together. >> reporter: ben bailey and each other. but their political views couldn't be further apart. bailey is a clinton support. trumbo a trump guy. despite the divisiveness of the presidential campaign, the two coworkers at phoenix's noodle ad agency are looking to set an example to others on how to coexist now that the election is over. >> maybe we don't agree on things, but that doesn't mean that we can't work together and have a mutual respect for each other and respect from where we're coming from.

we spoke with lou chen and david kirkpatrick.s a discordance between the central government and the local administrations. if you look at the central government, they have legalized the car hailing apps, but all the local level, because city governments are issuing permits , as isi operations probably a push back from the , where they actually take a cut from the operating revenues. in and bringing in millions more drivers, it is a blow to their business. >> there was a thought that one of the things uber was doing was taking a step closer to an ipo. you get the sense, not just with uber, but just unicorn companies, they're going to cash out investors and going into publicly traded companies? in general and maybe happening but i don't since it as much in uber as with other companies. i think uber is comfortable with raising capital. if you look at facebook's situation, if they had never gone public, they would've been able to do a lot of things to respond to situations that are put in a difficult situation right now that they can

cory johnson spoke with david kirkpatrick.e a listen. >> there is a discordance between the central government and the local administrations. if you look talent central government, they have legalized these car hailing apps. if you look at the local level because the city governments are in charge of issuing permits for taxing and operations, this is probably a pushback from the b.c.a. drives and the companies behind them where they actually take a cut from the operating revenues so for didi coming in and bringing millions more drives, it is a blow to their business and that's probably where we're seeing some of this pushback from. cory: they were taking a step closer to an i.p.o. i wonder if you get the sense with not just uber but some of these unicorn companies are starting to think about cashing out their investors, growing up a little bit and becoming publicly traded companies. >> i think in general that may be happening. i don't sense it as much at uber as some of the other companies. i think uber is feeling comfortable

. >> senator mccain has no trouble keeping his seat over ann kirkpatrick. he goes for another six years in the senate. >> bill montgomery holding on. montgomery up by 53%. >> helen purcell who took a whole lot of heat for what happened during the presidential preference election is lin 9,000 votes. the percentages are 50-50 so the race is too close to call. >> some of the reasons we can't call because a lot of the ballots have to be counted. >> reporter: there are a lot of them, there are more than 375,00 early ballots that need to be tabulated. more than 200,000 of them were at polling police police placesd maricopa county. there were 130,000 ballots waiting to be tabulated that's a lot but it is an option that a lot of people found appealing. a lot of voters taking advantage of the early voting option. if you couldn't mail your ballot in, you dropped it off. after every election night, the county recorder says it work feverishly to count the ballots. back in 2012, there were 170,000 early ballots that workers had to tabulate following the election so it i

john mccain is facing ann kirkpatrick in the race for senate. those candidates are making the rounds across the state in the last minute efforts to gain support. stay with fox 10 for complete coverage on air and online. join us tomorrow night at 5:00 as the news team will bring you live reports before and after the polls close at 7:00. >>> flags are lowered to half staff in honor of a tucson 30-year-old staff sergeant ken mcenroe died last week after their convoy came under fire. they were in a group of military trainers. mcenroe was a decorated serviceman. his mother said he decided to join the army while attending college in colorado. >>> a sex offender who was on probation grabbed two women in downtown phoenix. halloween james wofford grabbed two victims. the first victim slapped his hand away but police say the second victim got away. >> i'm going to stay off of my phone more and be aware of my sreud on facebook. >> he told police he approached women and asks for sex all of the time but didn't know touching them was assault. he is being char

i really, really wanted to be here for the book form for melanie kirkpatrick's new new book, the holiday at the heart of the american experience. i want to thank our friends at the historic explorers club in manhattan, especially the executive director and our good friend judas and i also want to thank the viewing audience on c-span's book tv. hudson institute is a policy organization that is based in washington, d.c. we promote international leadership for the sake of security, prosperity, and freedom. most of our work is in the public policy space. we do a lot of work on the future of security in asia, we look at fighting isis, talk about trying to overcome the challenges of the iran deal and so this book is an outlier of the product, will be thankful for many things as thanksgiving approaches like many of our -- it's extraordinarily timely coming at the end of which was a by all accounts a very challenging election season. there is the possibility of hope for a brighter future or if you're among those who felt as the country did disgruntled by the election. as thanksgiving approaches

take part in a rally at sloan park in mesa that is the spring training center mccain is battling kirkpatrick for the senate seat. >>> we are learning new information about the raid in the ahwatukee home yesterday. phoenix police, f.b.i. agents, and a u.s. postal inspector served a search warrant. at least a dozen teenagers were found in the house possibly living there against their will. a city councilman who lives in the area said it was linked to backed off of the statements. >>> a youngtown teen charged with murdering his brother. shae holloway is charged with child abuse and first-degree murder. he threw his 3-year-old brother from the second floor of their home and stabbing him. he is also accused of attacking his 9-year-old sister. >> county deputy was found competent. jonathan perez told police he was trying to scare the deputy. the deputy was not injured. perez faces several charges, including aggravated assault, criminal damage, and endangerment. >>> surprise police need your help finding this shoplifting suspect. this woman put items in her purse from the walmart near was worth $15

kirkpatrick as she met supporters outside the phoenix metro tech earlier this morning. and in particular she is encouraged by high turnout among hispanic voters. her campaign says twice the number of hispanic voters cast early ballots in this election compared to 2012. they think this election is day. kirkpatrick team readily admitted is going to be an uphill data but they think they can overcome it by a deficit by as much as 10 percentage points i believe initially in her quest to become arizona's first female senator. >> one of the number ofbig races we will be watching. thank you. another brace incumbent joe ar paul penzone loss to ohio -- to arpaio seven years ago but polls have him leading as joe arpaio faces criminal contempt of court tries this -- court charges.>> two of the biggest top 205 would recreational marijuana. talk to a special raise the minimum wage to $12 an hour. we will be here all night on cbs five and with our friends on three tv. the arizona election center is powered by both patients and you can catch us on three tv in just a few minutes with mo

mccain is running against arizona democratic congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. >> then we have sheriff joe arpaio, up against democrat paul penzone. this isn't their first run opposite each other in the maricopa county sheriff race. penzone lost to arpaio in 2012. arpaio is running for a 7th term in off legal troubles. the sheriff is currently facing contempt of court charges. >>> we'll have live coverage throughout the day today on fox 10, also on our facebook page, fox 10 news at 5:00, and i'll tell you what, i would put our experienced team of reporters and anchors at this station up against any other local news operation in the country. they know what they are doing. they know the issues and the candidates, so tune into fox 10 for your election coverage. >>> we are not done with our election coverage here at noon. election day, and it's his election day tradition. >>> and imagine one woman's surprise when she hears her uber driver speak. why his voice is so familiar to millions of people. >> and we have got a lot of sunshine going out there, a really pretty day, actually. it's a little