august broke down and ethiopian government forces were closing in on tigris regional capital , mike kellyre the latest round of talks. after this ceasefire was announced, ethiopia's prime minister in a statement said the agreement signed today in south africa is monumental in moving ethiopia forward, our commitment to peace remains steadfast. now the tplf says the ceasefire is not only a relief to the people of tigray but to all of ethiopia. >> we have made painful concessions because addressing the pains of our people is far more important than the kinds of concessions we have made. we have to build trust and we have to make sure that every one of us builds on the trust. >> let's bring in our guests. in addis ababa hi redeem tazira, a member of the ethiopian parliament and assistant professor of social anthropology at arizona university. in amsterdam, gabriel christos, gabriel selassie founder and chief editor of tagat.com that's a website documenting the war in tigray, and in london, martin plout, a senior research fellow at the institute of commonwealth studies. a warm welcome. thank y

. >> senator mike kelly in arizona is projected to win that senate race.eveloping news on hurricane nicole. nicole was recorded as a category one hurricane that hit the coast of florida. people starting the work to clean up after major flooding and widespread damage. christine sloan has more of hurricane nicole's aftermath. >> along the east coast, people cleaning up after the remnants of hurricane nicole. the storm causing tornado sirens to sound in richmond, virginia. >> look right here at the lightning strikes. those lightning strikes really cycling up northeast of templeton. >> in boone, north carolina, heavy rain flooding roads. in philadelphia, travel delays and flight cancellations. >> we had to rebook our flight because of the storm. >> abc meteorologist rob mar ciano says once the rain clears up, parts of the country will experience cold weather. >> we could see more isolated flooding. behind this thing, we, look for colder air much colder air to roll them behind this. >> nicole made landfall early thursday south of daytona beach, florida as a rar

pete: not just whether kari lake's name goes higher than mike kelly's in a search engine.ggregate to provide to different people. look at mark zuckerberg he spent in the last cycle. these are big tech people with a lot of data, with a lot of power. what they know about voters at granular level is very, very valuable. we know what side of the scaled they are on. we know what side of the scale twitter used to be on. the elon musk layoffs, different groups inside of twitter had different responsibilities why it is so significant. the iron grip they had is loosening in one place. rachel: the most important thing about this guy he is a, not a republican this is a democrat. i want to put that in. he is a democrat. i agree with the policies of these liberals that are running this company but i'm scared for the country. will: bring up the freakout over elon musk takeover. look at this, a letter from the u.n. human rights chief to elon musk. i write with concernp apprehension and digital public square and its roll. twitter needs to gnat the harms with its platform. take steps to re

senator mike kelly just won. let me flip that race, he just won by 126,000 votes.tamina is on the ballot for two years. we'll watch the struggle for arizona continue. as this plays out. but as of right now, the democrats have just won the last presidential election. they won the governorship, took it away. that's a pick up this time. so democrats are helping in arizona. plus they want secretary of state, as huge race in arizona. so that's arizona. let's pull out nationally. i just wanna show you something. republican governor, who went up for reelection, replaced by democrat. where they nominated a trump backed candidate. massachusetts, a republican governor, replaced by democrat. replaced by a trump backed democrat. -- the state of arizona, replaced by democrat. in the state where they nominated a trump backed candidate. on top of that, democrats keep michigan. they win pennsylvania. they pick up arizona. the democrats had a good here when it comes to governors races. especially in the battleground states. especially against trump backed nominees heading into 2024

. >> democrats as we were just recently arizona democrat senator mike kelly criticized the administrationam in the administration as well take a listen. >> arizona has gotten the brunt from both parties in washington. when the real action on immigration reform, we need real border security i don't think that they are doing enough i would love to have them visit and see firsthand. >> democrats talk about that, but what the administration talks about it is not seeing the action on that side is what you're saying? >> that's exactly right talk is cheap ideal and action is for our money where our mouth is let's have a conversation on how we secure the southern border. my community is phenomenally hispanic i look for our community we talk about how we can increase trade and commerce and highlighting all the cultural things that along the border. instead of this chaos for people's lives are turned upside down. this should not be a republican or democratic issue, this is an american issue. i urge the joe by demonstration to come visit. that's find a solution the american public elected house repu

mike kelly has been re elected in arizona. counting is continuing for nevada and the state of georgia will hold a run off of the votes in december. will elgin here is nasa her sunny joins us now from las vegas in nevada. and if it, why is the count the taking so long compared to almost every other stage? yes, that's, that's a good question. and everyone, every american, now his wandering, why, but in fact is very technical. but also there are a lot of legal sees nobody wants to be sued. that honored pete in a scenario like georgia 2 years ago. basically when you vote in nevada and other states. but i guess nevada is more meticulous or they have to queue your vote. so you come in, you vote, and the curing will be looking at your signature. when you vote, if the ballot doesn't have a signature, then it's dismissed. and this operation of, of going through every single ballot than they are by the thousands takes time. and officials here are saying we're not doing it on purpose, we're just the pure system, the pure system, the mechanics of the system, the bureaucracy of the system. of cour

seems to be good news for the democrats incumbent mike kelly is leading rival black masters who believes the last election was stolen. let's take a closer look at these races with that. she have returns, he who is live for us at capitol hill. she had. let's start with the georgia. what should we be looking out when a lot, what should we be looking out for when it comes to this particular votes are still being counted? we understand. it's not clear how much longer it will be counted on wednesday, the secretary of state of georgia has already said that they are preparing for the possibility of run off on december the 6th in georgia. the candidate needs 50 percent plus one in order to to win outright. there were 3 candidates actually interesting the in georgia, her and the running, the republican, the democrats, are libertarian. who's about 2 percent of the vote. the run off was, if it occurred would be between the republican and democrat. i think what we're waiting for is actually some of the data that come in to understand, well, what made this so place was it once again as is the case. a

senator mike kelly and that incumbent focusing on local issues, one of the more conservative cities sayings bipartisan. we look at blake masters and he is talking about joe biden and the economy. we can really see the delineation here. republicans are doing everything that they can to nationalize and pull and add, even a republican house candidate. chances are they will be getting the same issues, no matter where they are. democrats, you are not going to see the mayor of arizona -- you better believe he will be front and center in everything that mike kelly is doing. these parties are trying to win their races, one of them trying to keep it local and the other national. host: what do you watch for and what you think the interesting or something that the viewers should watch out for? guest: we are in bermuda triangle, watching at the moment. all the big decisions have already been made. everyone is flying a little bit blind. i tend to be a little more skeptical of numbers. the reality is what i will be looking for. there are a bunch of different -- right across the river in virginia, there

senator mike kelly and that incumbent focusing on local issues, one of the more conservative cities sayingbipartisan. we look at blake masters and he is talking about joe biden and the economy. we can really see the delineation here. republicans are doing everything that they can to nationalize and pull and add, even a republican house candidate. chances are they will be getting the same issues, no matter where they are. democrats, you are not going to see the mayor of arizona -- you better believe he will be front and center in everything that mike kelly is doing. these parties are trying to win their races, one of them trying to keep it local and the other national. host: what do you watch for and what you think the interesting or something that the viewers should watch out for? guest: we are in bermuda triangle, watching at the moment. all the big decisions have already been made. everyone is flying a little bit blind. i tend to be a little more skeptical of numbers. the reality is what i will be looking for. there are a bunch of different -- right across the river in virginia, there is

his name is mike kelly. thank you, mike. thank you. [applause] a great guy, wonderful man.nn thompson. good job, glenn. great job, thank you. you have no competition, right? i think mike is out. how are you doing? not a real opponent. get out and vote anyway. you never know. dan. you are fantastic. then my friend for a long time. great job, thank you very much. great job. from day one you have been with me. any other congressman here? can you please stand up. i don't like that congressman. pennsylvania state treasurer, stacy garrity. good job, stacy. the next lieutenant governor. [applause] good job. i want to think a couple of guys who are fantastic. they congressional candidate as there fighting. this is a great group of people, warriors. it would be great if you let those people back here. give them a good seed. the woman of faith is done incredibly well, pastor paula white. where is she? thank you very much. what a job she has done. i'm going to ask a great man, one of the great men of our country. upland -- kenneth copeland, come up and say a prayer. [applause] >> i co

i made 182 african visits with john enzi, john boozman, mike kelly, and arguably my closest friend, mark powers, a real brother, but it all started with doug co. people think of him as a great diplomat. he had political influence and all of that. years back an article about doug said this. he said the extent of koh's influence in america politics is real. important figures have acknowledged his role on the national and international stage, for instance, speaking at the 1990 national prayer breakfast, president george h.w. plush praised -- bush praised cofor his eye -- koh for his quiet diplomacy. he has taken hey is -- jesus's name to the king and he asked me to go to west africa. and i had no interest in going to west africa. and this lasted for eight years. for eight years i said no to this guy. he was persistent. i can't tell you why it happened, but then finally i said yes and i still to do day can't figure out how that happened. but what changed lives, including mine, all came from doug coy. you know, i like to menges some of these -- menges some people who are really heroes that mo

one of the things general kelly knocks down in this interview with mike is this idea of what trump tweetedin to fix the race. trump lies more easily than he seems to breathe. rick, that was for you. i think we've frozen rick wilson. miles, you're able to handle that question. this reporting, the scoop within a bombshell is that trump's only thing he can muster in his spitting mad class last week is that desantis is only there because of him. what john kelly's speaking out does is it knocks down that is completely b.s. >> well, and nicolle, i'm just going to add one simple thing to that, and i think the ex president, twice impeached disgraces ex president as you often refer to him, to have his former chief of staff, his top official, his right-hand man come out and dunk on him in this moment tells you everything you need to know. if his own officials are not going to support him and think he's corrupt and incompetent, he does not we serve to be in that office again is, it's people like john kelly and others signaling it's time for the torch to be passed in the republican party and the count

i believe mike masters has run a great race. we have defined kellysomebody who voted against the border in arizona three times, always voted with schumer and biden, and then hassan, who has a difficult time up there, because she's voted basically 100% with the democrats. so i think dawn has a good chance of winning. if i was predicting that, i believe we're going to win both arizona and new hampshire. >> if you come up short in the senate and arizona and new hampshire are the reason, whose fault is that? >> well, i don't believe we're going to come up short. i believe we have great candidates. i think the issue are defined. we explained exactly who the democrats were. we did the first day i started. i don't think we have that risk. >> let's assume you have the majority. i'm going to take you at your word. what is the first bill a republican congress sends to the president's desk that you actually think he would sign? >> i think the issues we've got to deal with inflation, how to spend or money wisely. i think we have to have had whatever we can to ge

mike walsh coming up. a busy hour straightahead. first we begin with kellyrady looking at the biggest business headlines. kelly. >> reporter: working out the last 4 week of trading before we get to thanksgiving next week. couple headlines to get to. let's start with carvans about a laying out 1500 employees, 8% of its workforce mainly in their corporate and tech departments, this is following a freefall in the company's stock and concerns about his long-term trajectory with higher car financing costs and consumers delaying vehicle purchases, the layoffs add to a growing number of tech focused job cuts amid inflation and fears of economic down. after wrapping up hiring during the pandemic and that brings us to amazon. the tech giant planning to layoffs as many as 10,000 workers. the online retailer began the cuts earlier this we cannot just incorporate but their devices and books businesses, they can but he didn't confirm the total amount but the ceo shared and a letter that more pain is coming, he said, quote, our annual planning process extends into the new

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you can watch kelly and ryan live every weekday on abc 7. >> so mike, is carl going to make an appearancet think so. he is on vacation for a long time. it's that time of the year. but when he does come back, possibly saturday morning, he could bring us some light rain and drizzle. until then, sunshine and high clouds, that is the big story. here is a look from our zephyr cam to show you the snow hanging around. if you're thinking about heading up, there is plenty of snow. get these temperatures, average high, 53 pre-44 tomorrow and then 37 saturday with light snow in less than an inch at 37 with sunshine. sunday. back here we have to worry about the frost. once you get away from the bay shoreline, san francisco and the coast, protect those plants once again from midnight through 9:00. high clouds increase in tomorrow you will be the sundresses. -- sunglasses print 57 to 62 for veterans day. >> alright, something wants thought out of reach is a dream come true. >> unfortunately in my mind at that time it was not in the realm of possibilities. >> from petaluma to the space station, the firs

kelly, what will likely happen now with florida governor ron desantis, and mike pence of course.aiting in the wings with others? >> i think most republicans are very upset about the presidents announcement because there's a georgia runoff that many feels will not help the candidacy of herschel walker in georgia. the runoff will become much more about donald trump and that's a big problem. but the other issue is i think donald trump is trying to re-condition the field for 2024. by jumping and now, he is essentially issuing a challenge to his would-be challengers. mike pence, ron desantis, chris christie, governor hogan and others who might jump in. you know, trump in. and frankly i think donald trump would be hurt if he jumped into the race. because a with a barrage, it would help donald trump gain a plurality in the nomination process. so i think he's dropping the gauntlet. he wants it, even though he's a diminished victor. his stars setting not rising. and he is certainly taking a lot of the blame for republican [inaudible] in last week's election. as he should be. given the fac

kelly jabbar to for senate in alaska. mike dunleavy for governor in alaska.n bozeman for senate in arkansas. sarah sanders. it did you ever hear of her? she's great. governor in arkansas. leavy for senate in connecticut. mike crapo for senate and idaho. jerry moran -- jerry or maranda for senate in kansas. derek schmidt for governor in kansas. rand paul for senate in kentucky. john kennedy senate in louisiana. eric schmidt for senator in missouri. 10 but for senate in north carolina. john presented in north dakota. james lankford for senate in oklahoma. markwayne mullin, great guy. senate in oklahoma. kevin stitt for governor in oklahoma. kim scott -- tim scott for senate in south carolina. henry mcmaster doing an unbelievable job for governor in south carolina. mike lee for senate in utah. gerald malloy for senate in vermont. darren valley, he's doing great. governor in illinois and illinois has to defeat. it darren is going to do it. governor in maryland. jeff neil for governor in massachusetts. scott jensen for governor in minnesota. mark brian shetty for

mike kelly, fighting for re—election against 36—year—old political novice, also trump endorsed, so as to the polls to vote for you? mr; drove your voters to the polls to vote for you?— drove your voters to the polls to vote for you? my voters were definitely concerned _ to vote for you? my voters were definitely concerned about - to vote for you? my voters were definitely concerned about the l definitely concerned about the economy. a reliable blue district, it didn't really matter. they knew the democrat was going to support better access to reproductive health. so that wasn't really a big concern for them. what the big concern for them. what the big concern for them had to do with was close to 20% of my district three covid is living below the poverty line and so they are concerned about the number of persons, mental health issues, jobs, health care access and what that looks like. and so those are the things that were driving my specific voters. i was a very big supporter of betty laraque and i travel to other parts of the state and when i travel to other parts of the state i thin

kelly is projected the win. masters is waiting until all the votes are counted and, mike, officials hearsay that could be tuesdayr wednesday, mike. mike: patience, alicia acuÑa live in phoenix. thanks very much. with the democrats firmly in control of the senate all eyes turn to the georgia runoff with money and celebrity fire power are pouring to support both candidates as they battle it out for the last unsided senate seat. charles watson in atlanta with the latest, hi, charles. charles: yeah, hey, good afternoon, mike. we are in the campus of moorehouse college, what you see going on behind me, multiplat multiplat nium recording artist. warnock is expected to join little baby on stage and focus on the senate runoff a little later today and this is what we are seeing warnock campaign play to go run up vote in urban centers where they have been able to find success and they with getting plenty of financial help, the committee just poured $7 million into this race to support the grounded game, democrats believe that they've had a strong game in terms of voter contact. not only here in georgia this election cycle

mike rowe with analysis coming up shortly. >> dana: look at this here. we have karl rove, lucas tomlinson and kelly o'grady. let's get to pennsylvania right away. more than a million people have already voted. bryan llenas is outside of philadelphia. all eyes on pennsylvania tonight. >> no doubt about it. happy election day. good morning. dr. mehmet oz voted just after 8:00 a.m. in huntington valley with his wife, lisa and swarmed by the press. this message to voters on election day. >> i'm proud of how i've run this campaign. pennsylvaniaians are sending a clear message to washington. less radicalism and more balance. i encourage everyone to vote. it is your duty. >> his opponent democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman cast his ballot this morning in braddock. he was with his wife. he didn't take any questions. last night he reassured voters he is fit for office despite suffering that stroke. >> every day i feel better and better. by january i will be even better. [cheers and applause] >> but dr. oz will still be a fraud. >> election officials warn delays in ballot counting could leave this race undeci

senator kelly's wife, gabby giffords, is also expected to speak. we will be covering that. here is republican senator mike's plan for social security. >> it will be my objective to phase out social security. to get rid of it. >> utah republican senator mike lee, who wants to uproot social security is now running for reelection in opposition to mike lee. last week, mike lee said this. i do not remember ever, in any time since i first became a candidate for the senate ever saying, no, we just have to and social security and unapproved all those expectations of those who've paid into it. quite to the contrary. and of course, [laughs] of course, there's video of him saying exactly that the first time he ran for senate. >> it will be my objective to phase out social security. to pull it up by the roots. [applause] people who advise me politically, they tell me -- and i say in that case, it's not worth my -- that's why i'm doing it, to get revenge. medicare and medicaid are of the same sort, they need to be pulled up. >> joining us now is evan mcmullin, the independent senate candidate in utah. he's a former ci

former vice president mike pence is campaigning for governor brian kemp's re-election bid there, and looking to widen his lead over stacey abrams. >> john: battleground arizona, mark kelly set to meet with voters as he tries to fend off gains from blake masters. border security a hot topic in that race. >> sandra: in ohio, stage is set for a senate show down. republican j.d. vance and tim ryan. >> john: the town hall will be moderated by bret baier and martha maccallum. >> sandra: alexandra hoff is live out west. >> john: and alicia, where do the stand on the border? >> mark kelly just walked up behind us for the meet and greet you were talking about here on the campus of arizona state university. we are going to be asking him about the border issue and he is in a close race that just keeps getting tighter against republican blake masters. kelly has been critical of the biden administration. he points to his own efforts to bring money here to increase the technology and a number of agents at the border. as for masters, he's promising to finish trump's wall at the yuma sector and accuses kelly of only recently caring about the fentanyl crisis because the race is so close

these current republican chairs, as mike line dell would obviously not be a departure from having this pro-trump position. and you know, in arizona, for example, kellye is not going to seek re-election as party chair but that doesn't mean that someone who is maybe a trump skeptic or someone who is more establishment will take her place. in state parties all across the country we've seen over the last few years that lining their lower ranks with people who are very loyal to trump, and the precinct committee people, county leaders, things just like that, so just because some of these very pro-trump state party leaders are potentially stepping down or open to a challenge doesn't mean they will be establishment republicans taking their place. >> natalie with "politico," thank you very much for being with us. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, it is the best day of the year, if you're obsessed with online shopping. we will talk about what shoe know on this cyber monday and the potential for supply chain issues and a whole slew of other headlines coming up. ther headlines coming up. ♪ ♪ jerry, you've got to see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks it gets

mike lee. he is a disgrace. he is a chameleon and murkowski in las alaska her biggest backer is mi mitch mcconnell. she is running against a solid citizen candidate who is a conservative. kellyked by the party of alaska. new york governor hochul is a disaster. she was not elected first time. she is pro-criminal, pro-illegal immigrant and pro-taxes she is not pro-new yorkers and whitmer in michigan, she is pro lockdowns she would be great as a dec a dominican a dominican republic tate or -- dictator in michigan. and in wisconsin. a light weight. the democrats have put up for candidates for senate, house and governor, most radical people that they could find, why? why. because they want to fm transform america. don't you remember from barack obama said, they are doing it. the drug cartels in mexico getting fentanyl from communist chinese, they control our southern border, why? because biden is allowing it. what have the democrats who seeked reelection done about it, nothing, what are they doing go inflation, they created it, they want to spend more, they say more deficit spending will reduce inflation, really? they are n noton economic ill li illiterates but they are ideologic

kelly reding against trump and doris republican blake masters. that senate race is also too early to call. colorado and fox news decision desk with democrat senator mike will win his third senate term against republican businessman joe o'day. and deep blue oregon, there has not been a republican governor for 40 years, but that could soon change, a nail biter in the gubernatorial race between tina kotek and republican christine drazan that race too early to call. key battleground state nevada democratic incumbent steve select with a lead over his republican challenger and the senate race, democratic inn, cortez masto a lead over g.o.p. challenger adam laxalt, both of those races are too early to call. lastly here in los angeles, billionaire real estate developer rick caruso and are registered as a democrat is trying to win the mayor's race in los angeles in the deep blue state and in a tight race against former veteran congresswoman karen bass. this race has gained a lot of national attention and asked has got a lot of support from celebrities and national democratic leaders including vice president kamala harris. she campaigned for a bass los angeles

kelly gongalves, whose father spoke to lawrence jones. >> >> fox news telling us that sayn there's so much evidence that it's going to takeg a lot oft time to process at all. this wasn' prot mikeinpoit crime. >> this person was sloppy.this p the firserso>> laurat of the fo were held today.apin was lai ethan chapman was laid to rest la washington state. >> laura , dan , thanks. joseph scott morgan,r a professor of appliedof a forensics at jacksonville,ppt state university, told s the outlet that the son, told he believests the murders of the four students are reminiscent of the crimes that sent shock and panic through gainesville, florida, back in nineteen ninety . that was those murders that provided the inspiration he for offer the scream movies. our next guest offersye a different yet equally grisly comparison. here now is former fbi i assistant director chris swecker. assista chris , what case does this doe remind you of right now? >> well, anybody that remembers this serial killer, ted bundy, h would know that his one of his last killings was that the akai omega sorority house, floridae state university, and he targeted those women those. w he didn't know them. the he saw

i believe mike masters has run a great race. we have defined kellysomebody who voted against the border in arizona three times, always voted with schumer and biden, and then hassan, who has a difficult time up there, because she's voted basically