la esperanza nevada escogiÓ seguir hacia adelante y no dar un paso atrÁs nevada eligiÓ de esta manerao el personal que me ayudan, y los voluntarios tan generosos que han estado conmigo quisiera mi voz pudiera indicarles a ustedes lo que llevo en el corazÓn, por eso gracias, gracias, gracias ustedes nunca se rindieron, nunca se rindieron, debido a que ustedes saben que los ciudadanos de nevada nunca nos rendimos, sÉ cuan arduamente han trabajado, y les agradezco los minutos, dÍas meses y aÑos que ustedes invirtieron y pasaron, y le doy gracias al pueblo por esto, es un honor por servir al estado, y por cada uno de ustedes y, y mis amigos, no he terminado de pelear, de luchar, de hecho esta noche, estoy mÁs determinado que nunca ven, yo he estado en unas luchas bastante difÍciles en mis dias, en las calles. en un cuadrilÁtero de boxeo, y en todo el senado estadounidense, pero tengoq que admitir que esta es una de las mÁs duras, pero no es nada comparado con las peleas y las luchas que tienen las familias en nevadas ahora esta contienda ha terminado, pero la lucha no ha terminado, la cam

talks about nevada.ornia and we know that the democrat came back to win the governor's seat and the senate seat. this is fox news west coast coverage night 2010. ♪ [ pop ] [ man ] ♪ well, we get along ♪ yeah, we really do - ♪ and there's nothing wrong - [ bird squawks ] ♪ with what i feel for you ♪ i could hang around till the leaves are brown and the summer's gone ♪ [ announcer ] when you're not worried about potential dangers, the world can be a far less threatening place. take the scary out of life with travelers insurance... and see the world in a different light. >>> the polls are now closed in california and the election results are starting to pour into the newsroom. >> voters have decided who is california's next governor. and other crucial states in the state and country. >>> this was the most expensive nonpresidential race with meg whitman spending $135 million most of all her money. and all for not. jerry brown will beat meg whitman and become the new governor of california. >> right now we go

una dura con deentatienda por el senado es en nevada hoy michelle obama viajó a dar su apoyo a harryque podría ser su quinta reelección en el senado o la derrota de su partido en el con gracias. cuando se trata servir a la gente de su estado harry sabe a quien defender no podemos perder los logros obtenidos en estos dos años de gobierno como en salud y educación. >>> mientras el líder recordó a votantes que falta mucho por conseguir todavía, pe lee por nevada toda mi vida y no he terminado de pelear, en el centro de campaña de sharon... sus colaboradores defendieron su plataforma y los comerciales koons de radz los más racistas de la historia. >>> ella es madre, ella es abuela, como soy yo, ella está con esto de que la gente de este país, no somos representados como debemos en washington los republicanos enfatizan el desempleo de 14% en el estado y las cifras más altas de embargos hip otecario hipotecarios. >>> es tiempo decir harry reed que arregle la economía. >>> mañana podría cambiar nevada qui en las vegas, nevada, univision entre los candidatos hispanos republicanos en estas el

today, nevada chose hope over fear. nevada chose to move forward, not backwards. this choice because we know not about us verses them. all of us are in this together. today, d made possible what many called impossible. i am grateful that you did. not for me but to the future that we all share. first, let me thank my wife. [applause] my wife and my best friend. i wanted you by my side since the first time i saw you. you have been there ever sense, every step of the way. to my family, my tireless staff, and all of my generous volunteers. [applause] i wish my voice to convey what is in my heart. you never gave up, you never give up. you know the people of nevada and never give up and down, i appreciate each minute that you spend, the hours, months, days, weeks, years and i think the people of nevada. to fight for the state and to fight for each of you. friends, i am not finished fighting. in fact, i am more determined than ever. [applause] i have been some pretty tough fights in my day. they have been in the streets, a boxing ring, the u.s. senate. i have to admit, t

nevada will recover. nevada will recover. nevada will prosper and nevada will lead.t to start right now. i think you know that about me. you also know that boulogne's and ballrooms are not my style. they are not my thing. everybody enjoys it tonight but remember tomorrow. it is back to work for the people of nevada. [cheers and applause] you see, tomorrow morning, there will still be too few jobs for too many people. there will still be too many foreclosure signs in too many front yards. there will still be too many kids unclouded -- crowded classrooms and to many students wondering how they can afford college. your hard work and it has been really hard, has given about the chance to believe again that tomorrow is not impossible. before i finish here tonight, i want to invite onstage a handful of those who made tonight possible. my family [cheers and applause] my friends, my staff, they may -- they all made tonight possible. [cheers and applause] because of you, because of view, because of view -- we did not just make history, we made better a lot of futures. because

nevada gop turns in promising early vote tally. so much for that myth about the democrats having the early votes in nevada. looks like the ap says republicans have the edge there. >> larry: mark, you want to comment on the governor's races? >> yeah, i agree with everything that's been said. they're so crucial. i think we're underestimating how crucial they are. it's going to come down to where the voters situate themselves in that particular race they're going to go with jerry brown. around the nation, you are going to see a huge, huge set of victories for republicans. i think that's a space republicans are going to be very, very successful, i think it spells extreme danger for the state legislatures around the nation. and particularly, it spells danger for the redirecting policy that are going to happen in the next few months. you're going to see many attempts at redirecting vetoed in ways that favor republicans. pennsylvania's going to lose one, florida's going to pick up two. these are things that are going to strongly advantage

nevada es el estado con mayor desempleo y devoluciones hipotecarias en el país, muchos dicen sentirsee todos apoyamos a obama y obama no ha hecho mucho. >>>angie: el desencanto podría ser fatal, quien las encuestas está 2 puntos por debajo de la republicana. hoy día la favorita de la ultraderecha no salió a la calle hacer campaña después de pelearse con algunos medios de prensa durante el fin de semana. >> el lado de ella representando al partido republicano ha anunciado que en nevada han dicho que son ofensivos. primero anuncios que hablan de la comunidad ilegal y las cosas que están haciendo en nevada que muchos latinos lo ven sin causa, los mismos latinos que no reconocen las contribuciones. >periodista: ante la perfiles perder el poder político. el vice presidente biden fue a delaware para asegurarse que seguiría demócrata. el presidente obama en frenética gira en 4 estados, trató de encender la llama que le dio el triunfo en el 2008. si todos los que votaron por un cambio en el 2008 salen a votar mañana ganaremos las elecciones afirmó. >> nadie sabe si tendrá algún impacto en nev

it's unclear how many of those negative ads aired in the nevada senate race but nevada voters might bergiven for thinking they've seen more than their fair share. jonathan karl reports on one of the year's most bitterly fought campaigns. [ crowd shouting "harry" ] >> reporter: the democrats brought in one of the biggest stars to help the leader of senate hang to his job. >> our nation's first lady, the closer, michelle obama! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: michelle obama is more popular than her husband. they've nicknamed her "the closer." >> we love harry reid! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: no democrat needs that more. this is the year's marquee senate race. the tea party conservative versus the most powerful man in the senate. [ applause ] conservatives across the country want nothing more than to knock off reid, which explains why republican sharron angle raised more than $14 million last quarter, far more than any other republican in the country. >> you're going to get out and vote tomorrow? >> i already did. >> you already did, all right. >> reporter: angle greeted vo

the see area nevada getting a foot of the snow. right around lake level, expect about 3 to 6 inches of snow. taking a look at the forecast for today, starting out, a little chillier than normal. as we get to the 12:00 hour, not warming up a lot. only the 40s and 50s. our forecast highs are really only in the 50s today. 55 degrees in santa teresa. 54, alameda. 53, sab bashian. 55, concord. 52, santa rosa. 53, in center fiefield, north oe bay. rainy start today getting cold tonight. we see some very sunny weather for monday and tuesday. wednesday, more rain showers occur and it looks like we might see more rain coming in again for next weekend. for right now, enjoy the weekend! >> jen's forecast is perfect for staying inside. luckily for us, there seems to be a bit of a hollywood tradition that the best movies of the year premier during this holliday season. the oscars and golden globes are around the center. a flurry of promising films no matter what your cup of tea. another harry potter movie. if you like disney, get ready for rapu

california, florida, nevada, nuevo mÉxico, colorado, allÍ, la razÓn es porque la diferencia entre unados de texas y tambiÉn en arizona, ya que allÍ el nÚmero de latinos registrados para votar no fue muy alto en votaciones anteriores, pero su participaciÓn podrÍa dar un indicio de que es lo que ocurra en el 2012 en cuanto al voto de los latinos. siempre se ha hablado de que algÚn dÍa iba a despertar el gigante dormido. en Él 2008 ésa fue la palabra que mÁs se escuchÓ, porque mÁs de 9 millones y medio de hispanos participaron en esas elecciones en donde los demÓcratas tuvieron un 72% del voto latino, y un 25 los republicanos, pero segÚn algunas organizaciones, nos indican que para el 2006 si tuvimos 5 millones y medios de votantes latinos, quizÁs para este 2006 tengamos 6 millones y medio de hispanos votando. es lo que tenemos, volvemos contigo. >> muchas gracias martÍn. ahora pasamos con el analista polÍtico arnoldo torres para hablar de lo que dicen las Últimas encuestas. gracias por acompaÑamos. en general, se dice que los republicanos van a recuperar la mayorÍa en la cÁmara de repr

look at sharron angle in nevada, a direct party of the movement. christine o'donnell in delaware who lost tonight by 17 points is a tea party candidate. someone who never would have been nominated by the republican party if the tea party movement hadn't come along. so, they've given a lot of energy to the republican party but have also produced a lot of candidates who really can't take advantage of this climate. obviously, you know, great night for republicans, but, you know, if the tea party had been a little more flexible in some of these primaries, it could have been better. they conceivably could have won the senate, i think, without the tea party. >> really? okay. thanks so much for your insight. we do appreciate it. >> sure. >> we'll be right back with more election 2010 coverage. this is the "cbs morning news." may not be getting the nutrition they need to keep their bodies strong. carnation instant breakfast essentials supplies the nutrients of a balanced breakfast to help build strong muscles and healthy bones. carnation instant breakfast

en las vegas, nevada, univisiÓn.hondureÑos en una cancha de fÚtbol. >> las lluvias siguen provocando muertes en colombia. las cifras han roto [♪mÚsica♪] >> tres personas murieron y al menos otras 16 resultaron heridas debido a cuatro ataques a estaciones de policÍa en mÉxico. usaron granadas y armas de fuego en los ataques en monterrey donde murieron dos pistoleres y una persona inocente. tambiÉn en otras localidades cercanas sufrieon ataques. >> la matanza ayer en una cancha de fÚtbol, fue una disputa entre bandas criminales. se aÑadiÓ que segÚn las primeras investigaciones, podrÍa haber algÚn negocio ilÍcito en medio de todo. pero no todas las vÍctimas tenÍan vínculos delictivos. >> esta temporada de lluvias en colombia ha roto todos los rÉcord. desde bogotÁ, los detalles de esta tragedia y nos explica quÉ hacen las autoridades. >> las cifras en colombia por la temporada invernal que ha roto os antecedentes habln por sÍ solas. 98 colombianos han muerto por el desbortamiento de rÍos y quebradas. una situaciÓn que pu

latino. >> otros latinos, apoyan a sandoval el partido republicano. >> un 20% de la poblaciÓn de nevadael 2004, por lo cual nada estÁ garantizado. >> la comunidad hispana se hace sentir en la polÍtica estadounidense. en estas elecciones de medio tÉrmino hay varias caras nuevas tratando de obtener ventajas. tenemos algunos de los candidatos latinos metidos en reÑidas campaÑas. >> efectivamente hay varias cosas nuevas. se trata de candidatos latinos al senado, la cÁmara de representantes y a gobernadors. son todos republicanos los latinos en el partido. comencemos con el senado que actualmente tiene una matoria democrata. hay si estÁn en juego 19 asientos demÓcratas y 18 asientos republicanos. aqui es donde tenemos la participaciÓn de un latino. es marco rubio, el podria convertirse en el senador hispano por el estado de la florida. el ha seÑalado que la ley de arizona se podria implementar en la florida. hay que recordar que esta sobre el actual gobernador que va como independiente. ahora veamos la cÁmara de representantes. al 435 asientos del partido demÓcrata y todos se renuevan. la ma

. >> especialmente importante si por casualidad en nevada pierde su escaño, harry r si los demócratasscar la posición. >> falta por analizar en las próximas horas pero se está viendo algunos cambios importantes en la política. >> y tendremos analistas políticos qué significa y cuál es el impacto de estos escaños en el senado. >> estados unidos proyecta como ganador a rick perry para fue reelegido por tercera vez. >> enfocoó su campaña en criticar las políticas del presidente obama, más que criticar a su oponente y esto lo ayudó. >> ahora que obama tiene un índice de aprobación tan bajo en el electorado. >> pidió a mil miembros para proteger la frontera con méxico pero no apoyará una ley antiinmigrante como la de ai arizona. >> a raíz de la aprobación de la e reforma de salud de obama. >> todo lo que quiere decir que a esta hora temprana en la noche tenemos algunos resultados que demuestran que a partir del mes de enero, las cosas van a ser muy distintas en washington, para hablar sobre el cambio de política y de partidos políticos nos vamos con carmen d y rogelio mora. >> una noche hi

the difference between florida republican candidate and nevada candidate, in nevada they ran an ad of a hispanic running against a fence in the dark of night. would you have done that? >> i'm not going to get criticized by fellow republicans. i wasn't running in that race. i run my own races and people look at stuff i have done. i'm not going to respond whether that was a good or bad ad. bottom line, we need to do a better job to reach out to the hispanic community. they are an important part of america. we are not going to be hesitant to reach out because we think they should be voting for conservatives. >> picking up on that. how do you moderate the tone on that? immigration and to appease the tea party? >> the focus of the tea party, by the way, it was part of a tremendous coalition that voted for conservatives. it was a critical reason for us picking up at least 63 house seats and 500 seats. the focus of tea party is about big spending, big debt and big government. is there a concern that we are losing american manufacturing jobs? absolutely. i don't think there's a tea party anti

the difference between florida republican candidates and nevada candidates -- and nevada, the republican candidate showed an ad of a hispanic man closing -- climbing a fence in the dark of night. would you have shown that i still believe and ronald reagan's 11th commandment. i am not going to criticize my fellow republicans. i have run my own races. hindsight is always 20/20. i will not respond to whether that was a good at our bad debt. we need to do a better job of reaching out to the hispanic community. it should -- america is a center-right nation. the hispanic nation -- the hispanic community is a critical part of our future if we want to be a majority party. we will not be hesitant to reach out to the committee because they should be voting for the conservatives. >> how you moderate the tone on immigration and trade in the tea party? >> the tea party -- the focus of the tea party -- by the way, it was part of a tremendous broad coalition that voted for conservatives that was a critical reason for us picking up 63 seats, picking up 500 state-level seats. the focus of the tea party i

y pa ib y brian sandoval en nevada.ispanos se preguntan qué pasará con el tema de inmigración. >>> debe haber algo que funcione para lograr eso hay que hacer reformas al sistema migratorio >>>rogelio: veremos que posición sume en el senado marco rubio porque no serán anti inmigraci ilegal porque él apoyaría al parecer una reforma migratoria y aunque su prioridad sería la seguridad en la frontera veremos qué sucede >>>josé: interesante va hacer rogelio muchas gracias >>>vanessa: gracias rogelio. y con estos nos vamos nuestra página de internet telemundo.com/noticias tendrá todo de las elecciones. >>>josé: nos fue dpueden ver en twitter, facebook, y telemundo.com y buscar la información más reciente solamente ir a telemundo.com/noticias

en estados como nevada representan entre el 10 y 15% del electorado. para poder debatir en un parlamento... y gana precisamente porque apoya la sb1070. >>sÍ, es una ironia, pero a al vez ella ha logrado proyectar ante el electorado en arizona, que bÁsicamente esta es una invasiÓn de inmigrantes indocumentados que vienen a cometer crÍmenes, lo cual no es cierto. estÁ aprobado estadÍsticamente que no hay una ola de gente que estÉ cruzando a cometer crÍmenes todos los dias. díaz balart: sÍ, el crimen ha bajado en arizona. >>exacto. juan carlos: el mÁs bajo en 40 aÑos. melisa: pero ella ha sido capaz de voltear... de presentar una imagen que no es cierta y bÁsicamente, la gente apoya la 1070, porque entienden que estÁn lidiando con una crisis que realmente no existe. >>ahora, juan carlos, el mensaje no llegÓ a los republicanos en arizona porque ganaron precisamente por su apoyo a la sb1070. >>bueno, pero recordemos que mccain en las primarias ganÓ, a pesar de que mccain se moviÓ muchÍsimo a la derecha durante la primaria y adoptÓ un discurso que iba en con

on election day in nevada, more republicans are likely to turn out than democrats. democrats are simply more prone to vote early. that means harry reid, a healthy vote in early voting on election date. democratic officials believe that he has the lead to win, 8 to 10,000 more democrats have voted than republicans and democrats say there is no sign of enthusiasm gap. but republicans insist not so fast. democrats would have voted in bigger numbers right now if reid was going to win. they are predicting an historic turnout on election day and they will take this in victory. privately they are just incredibly nervous about this one. and 14% in nevada, a huge issue, what were the last minute get out to vote campaign efforts that you saw today? >> i saw phone banks going on, republican people canvassing, going door to door, even using technology that is new. the basic emphasis is to get as many of your guys out to vote. they are not focusing. they are not trying to persuade people who haven't made up their mind. they don't have time for that. they want to make sure that t

and, of course, nevada, katie. this is the mother of all of those races. harry reid, the senate majority leader, in the fight of his life against a tea party candidate sharron angle. >> couric: they'll watch that carefully but they're celebrating two tea party victories already tonight. >> that's right. the republicans are thrilled that they were able to pick up two seats that were... that had tea party contestants in them, florida and kentucky and we're still watching. they did lose... it looks like they're on their way to losing in delaware which is, of course, where christine o'donnell was running. >> couric: and tell us about some of the house races, nancy. >> well, katie, we've already seen that republicans have picked up six seats that were formerly held by democrats. so it's not looking very good right now for the democrats. and here's within that's particularly devastating to the white house. virginia's fifth district where tom per yellow who's a freshman democrat, he was very supportive of the president and in return the president came out and sup

and that little system had a dig into nevada. that after one system goes by we see high pressure in a big way. today some morning clouds. partly cloudy. mostly sunny. light rain in the morning. most of that is about done. 50s and toys on -- and 60s on your temps. everything is good to go for sunshine. breezy and warmer weather by the weekend. >> thank you. >>> google is reportedly giving big raises to all of its employees starting at the first of the year. the wall street journal says all 23,000 executives and staff members will get a 10% raise. the financial times also says the workers will get a $1,000 holiday bonus. insiders say the move is an attempt to keep moving for leaving for competitors such as facebook. >>> sarah lee is getting out of the bread making business. the illinois business is sell its group line to mexico for $959 million. that company is known in the u.s.. you getting hungry? >> yes, i am. >> executives says the deal allows them to focus on their frozen cheesecake and deli meat. >>> a vallejo county won a co

the highest profile senate race involves nevada's harry reid, the democratic majority leader. his party may well hold on to power, but it may be without him. national correspondent ben tracy is in las vegas tonight and, ben, this race is also extremely close. >> reporter: about as close as it gets, katie. the latest polls show sharron angle is up anywhere from one to four points over harry reid, and that's within the margin of error. so today harry reid brought in one of the democrat's most popular campaigners. >> we love harry reid! >> reporter: first lady michelle obama stumped here for senator reid in las vegas yet sharron angle does still seem to have the momentum in this race. so far in early voting, republicans are turning out to the polls in greater numbers than they normally do here in nevada. and this continues to be just a really nasty race. sharron angle calls harry reid an out-of-touch elitist and he calls her extreme and crazy. now, of course, at this point this race all comes down to turnout and harry reid does have a well-oiled get out the vote operation here in

the housing boom had its biggest bust here in nevada. the state's also wrestling with the country's highest unemployment rate. 14.4%. many residents are directing their frustration at one man. >> any change is better than what we've got going on now. >> reporter: polls show harry reid, the most powerful democrat in the senate, running dead even with republican challenger sharron angle. democrats are pulling out all the stops to help reid hang onto his seat. they packed this school for an 11th hour rally featuring one of the party's most popular campaigners. >> harry didn't grow up with much, like many of us, and he knows what it means for our families when times are hard. >> reporter: statewide, democrats hold the majority, and plenty are sticking by reid. >> we need somebody who can stand up for us. >> reporter: but two weeks of early voting confirms republicans are fired up for a change. >> man up, harry reid. >> reporter: angle, a tea party favorite, who's advocated ending social security, has gained lots of traction with republicans

another thing in nevada is teacher tenure. in nevada you can get tenure after one year. i knew that would draw a gasp. that is an issue that has to be taken head-on. that is something i talked about during the course of my campaign. at the same time, when i talk about all these things, i think there should be merit pay for teachers. i think we should reward the great teachers. they should be the ones that are given the benefit of showing those increases in test scores. i talked about the fact -- i heard these education statistics from these other states that we are not performing up to par when it comes to graduation rate for our students. that is one of the commitments i made during the course of our campaign, to improve systemically the delivery of education in our state so that we start to move those numbers up and provide children several different paths. not every child is meant to go to college. they should have agreed path and an opportunity in that regard. i will be a champion of the charter schools and rear technical schools. those are all things that will chang

mientras que republicano, brian fue el primer hispano en obtener acion la en nevada.ante especialmente en resultad llena de ambiente in ti rizona. >>> al algunos motivado por una ley de con vertió en delito la ley de de arizona sb1070, votantes historia hicieron oír su vos aquí en arizona. >>> un amigos fue deportado porque no tenía papeles. >>> 85% de los votante en arizona votaron a favor de terry g sin embargo, el voto no fue suficiente para vencer a la actual gobernadora republicana que promulgó una ley de inmigración. >>> puso ganar en parte con con vi nar diferente.... >>> pese que latinos no obtuvieron la varios grupos celebrar celebraron. >>> vemos que la comunidad esta empezando a crear las conciencia de la participación civil. >>> en nuevo méxic y nevada hispanos de destacaron para haber ganado las elección. >>> brian y susana martínez en nuevo méxic ganaron por apelar al descontento y no por haber k cautivado el voto latinos. >>> los votantess latinos lograron suficiente apoyo para prevenir que republicanos tomaron el floto de republicanos. >>> sin embargo,

nevada getting it, petaluma getting the rain. it's about to hit the city as well. we've seen some rain in bodega bay. hillsborough seeing about an hour or two of rain this evening, and we'll see that rain moving through in bands. taking a broader look, you can see it moving towards the golden gate bridge this evening and into the east bay as well. we've seen lighter showers down toward san jose, but you can see the bigger band will be coming your way in the next few hours. chilly outside. we've seen people bundled up this evening. you need an umbrella or a hood. 43 degrees san mateo, 43 nevada, 40 in concord. brr. it's cold outside. let's use our futurecast rainfall product. the gray? that would be the clouds. we still see some bands of rain moving through but also some breaks of sunshine. umbrellas will be in our future for tomorrow, and some rainbows. nevada getting there right about 12:00, rain showers continue to move through the area. there's 3:00, same thing, but out in the pacific, there's more clearing coming in. we'll begin to see this sky is really beginn

but also frustrated voters of his home state of nevada. jon karl was there. >> reporter: good morning, vinita and rob. a stunning victory for harry reid here in nevada. the top democrat in the senate. somebody who had been seen as, perhaps, the most vulnerable democrat in congress, has won here in nevada. defying the republican wave that has swept so much of the rest o. the country. he defeated sharron angle. and he defeated her pretty soundly. did it, in part, by just rolling a relentlessly negative campaign. a campaign at times quite ugly. portraying sharron angle, who is a real tea party hero, as somebody who was way outside the mainstream. and now, harry reid wakes up to another reality, which is he is the majority leader. but he goes back to a senate majority that is a much smaller majority. a majority, nonetheless. and it is a victory that he will certainly take. back to you, vinita and rob. >> jon thanks. >>> in the 37 races for governor across the nation, republicans won at least 10 statehouses held by democrats. >> and one democra

al senador herry reid que gracias al apoyo latino le fue posible mantener su cargo de senador por nevada representaba el 12% del electorado. pero anoche los latinos, se acercaron al 17%. los afroamericanos y asiÁticos, tambiÉn votaron abrumadoramente por reid. el senador dijo que nunca logrÓ el apoyo de un solo republicano para aprobar una reforma a las leyes de inmigraciÓn, pero que la comunidad sabÍa que Él habÍa intentado aprobar mediante una votaciÓn, pero fracasó, y que los hispanos ven en Él un aliado. y fue por eso, dice, que obtuve su apoyo. los votantes lo confirman. >> apoyo a reid porque siento que los demÓcratas tienen mejores programas, cree en nosotros, nos apoyan. >> los latinos en nevada esperan que esta quinta oportunidad sea la vencida para que harry reid los apoye en un tema como inmigraciÓn. >> quiero poder realizarme como un ser humano, y eso es lo que Él me darÍa la oportunidad de hacer. >> reid dijo que Él siempre supo que parte de la definiciÓn de su trabajo era crear un consenso, un consenso que hoy mÁs que nunca es necesario para gobernar. >> en las vegas, nevad

y le da gracias a los votantes de nevada.de los latinos. y por parte de los que fueron al centro de campaÑa, retomaron el sueÑo de que reid retome el dream act. >> los estudiantes salimos aquÍ a ayudarlo y a decir a todas las personas que salgan a ayudar! >> las consultas de los Últimos dÍas colocaban a reid en desventaja incluso ante la republicana que fue apoyada por el t p que basÓ su campaÑa en un referendo a travÉs del senador del partido que era el lÍder de la mayoría en el senado. >> reid dijo que fue una contienda sumamente dura pero esta noche quedÓ claro que tiene mucho por quÉ pelear. en las vegas, nevada, blanca rosa vilches. >> nos acompaÑan dos analistas polÍticos. ¡muy buenos dÍas! y hÉctor rodrÍguez en vivo desde washington d c. gracias a los dos por estar con nosotros. disculpen, mi garganta. hemos trabajado muchas horas. se pronosticÓ que los demÓcratas debÍan prepararse para el verdadero tsunami republicano. >> sÍ, cÓmo no, los republicanos hemos logrado mÁs de 60 escanios que es la mayor cuantÍa desde 1992

i also visited 100 schools within the state of nevada. i visited elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, charter schools, private schools because i wanted to go into those classrooms myself and see what was going on and talk to principals, talk to teachers, talk to parents. now, i did come out with a very bold education plan. i had the benefit of working with former governor bush from the state of florida. one of the hallmarks of my education plan was choice in education. something that has never happened in the state of nevada. i believe that every parent, every child should have the ability to choose the school where they want to attend. you mentioned accountability. i think it's very, very important that schools be accountable to the parents throughout the great state of nevada. that a parent should know how that school is performing and good it's not performing, that there will be a change with regard to administration. another thing in the state of nevada is that we have is teacher tenure. and in the great state of nevada y

here in nevada, you have both and more. reid instrumental in passing president obama's stimulus and health care reform. republican sharron angle, a tea party candidate, who wants to repeal health care reform and phase out social security. running in the state with the highest unemployment rate in the nation, and the highest bankruptcy rate in the nation. this is going to come down to turnout. sharron angle has the intensity of the tea party movement on her side. harry reid's got the get out the vote operation on his side. this one is going to be a nail biter. >> what happens in vegas this year will be heard across the country. john yang in nevada for us tonight. >>> to the rockies we go. it could be a long night in california. colorado, rather. a crucial senate race in colorado. one of the tightest in the country. tom costello covering out of denver. hey, tom, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. john talked about voter turnout. that's what it's all about here. talking about the tea party favorite, ken buck, up a

here in nevada. well, what happened was minor power failure in clark county and extremely long lines in elco and a few precincts in northern counties where sharron angle is expected to be strong. some of the republican counties in the state. the secretary of state promised that anyone who was online when the polls closed at 7:00 would be allowed to vote as is customary on election day. they stopped the line at a certain point and said everybody from here on, we will keep the polls open until you have all voted. and once that decision was made, all that hard vote that is tabulated is sort o damning up waiting to be released until every last polling place in the state is closed. but just in the last few minutes, a trickle of returns began to come in. it's hard to know where in the state they're from but harry reid is ahead handily with a tiny amount of the vote in. everyone is very nervous. no one wants to hazard a guess on which way this thing is going to go. harry reid's internals show him ahead even

i would like to get nevada here. and hopefully we would have a better chance against them. >> reporter: originally fresno state and nevada were both planning on leaving after this year and joining the mountain west conference. and that is all we have in sports for this great week. ladies, back to you. >> thank you. >> and that does it for this week's edition of update news. be sure to check us out on facebook. find us by searching sjsu update news. >> daylight savings time ends this weekend november 7th so don't forget to set your clocks back one hour. get some rest and we will see you next week. [ music ] . >> you can get the same accurate bay area forecast all in a forecast that won't waste your time. the same coverage you expect from ktvu channel 2 news is now on t.v. 36 week nights on bay area news at 7:00 on t.v. 36.

senate majority leader harry reid is fighting for his political life in nevada where polls have just closed. the tea party is about to celebrate. it's election night on cbs. >> change doesn't come from the top, it comes from the bottom. >> if you're tired of the takeovers and bailouts, that's what elections are for. >> we are not going back. >> restore america to her honor. >> we need all of you fired up. ♪ >> couric: and good evening, everyone. we are witnessing a major shift in political power in the nation's capital. cbs news is projecting that, when all the votes are counted in this mid-term election, the republicans will have won control of the house of representatives. after making history as the first woman speaker four years ago, nancy pelosi of california will be turning over the gavel to john boehner of ohio. and we will be looking at all the implication of this over the next hour beginning with our congressional corspontent nancy cordes. we're projecting a net gain for the republicans in the house of 45 seats. how were they able to pull this off? >> reporter: they're pulli

nevada's anthony martinez good from 34. nevada shocks boise state 34-31. top ranked oregon hosting number 21 arizona. ducks down 19-14 at the half but they cannot be contained for long. josh hough exploding 85 yards. the ducks clinch a share of the pac-10 title and a bcs bid, 48-29. to the iron bowl, number 2 auburn trails number 11 alabama 24-0 at one point. heisman favorite cam newton rallies the tigers in the fourth finding him. that's the game-winner. college basketball, cal and notre dame, the old spice classic in orlando. golden bears made two of 25 shots in the first half. two of 25. they scored five points total at halftime. they got 39 in the second half. but not nearly enough. cal falls 57-44. stanford and tulsa in the 1976 classic. in the half, tulsa's justin hurt. this guy can play. and that hurts so good. tulsa a winner 65-63. south padre island invitational. st. mary's and texas tech, mcconnell for three. had 18 points. st. mary's up big at the break. warriors dominating inside. had a game high 20. st. mary's 88-68 and will move on to face by

diving catch at the nevada 9.ey call time-out but miss the field goal and miss another field goal in ot. nevada's anthony martinez good from 34. drive home safely. nevada shocks boise state 34-31. top ranked oregon hosting arizona. ducks down at the half but they cannot be contained for long. josh hough exploding 85 yards. the ducks clinch a share of the pac-10 title and a bcs bid. to the iron bowl, number two auburn trails number 11 alabama 24-0 at one point. the heisman favorite cam newton rallies the tigers in the fourth finding his receiver. that was the game-winner. 28-27 auburn. they're 10-0 heading to the sec championship. the golden bears made two of 25 shots in the first half. two of 25! they scored five points total at halftime. they got 39 in the second half. but not nearly enough. cal falls 57-44. sanford and tulsa in the 76 classic. first half, josh owens, a little baby hook inside. that was one of seven cardinal field goals in the half. tulsa's justin hurt. this guy can play and that hurts so good. t

. >> larry: john, is the only democratic spin nevada? >> the democratic spin is nevada. let me walk over to the map as you say that. there's no question democrats are thrilled harry reid kept his seat. no question at all. he will continue as the democratic majority leader. they did keep their senate majority. you want to call it spin? they say the numbers don't lie. neither do the colors. this is how we began the night in the house of representatives. those blue places you see, those are democratic house districts. here's where we ended the night. look at that difference in red. then and now. that's from the house perspective. you mentioned harry reid. let's go over to the senate races. here's how we began the night. this is reid's seat in nevada. will stay blue. the democrats are happy about that. but watch the rest of the country. that's where we ended the night. across here in the midwest, the heartland of america, high unemployment, rust belt, union voters who were supposed to be for the democrats, larry. that is so troubling for the democratic party. governor's race

republicano "brian sandoval" se convirtio en el primer hispano en obtener el mando en el estado de nevadain duda el voto hispano fue decisivo en las elecciones del dos de noviembre. especialmente en estados con una poblacion latina agobiada por el ambiente anti-- inmigrante. ese es el caso de arizona.--valeria fernandez nos dice que revelaron los resultados de las contiendas. ---golpeado por la derrota en las elecciones de medio término, el presidente "barack obama" asumio la responsabilidad por la percepcÓn negativa que tienen los votantes de la labor desempeñada por los democratas en los ultimos 2 años.---"ione molinares" nos habla de esto. supers - --en un nuevo intento por estimular la economia, la reserva federal anuncio un paquete de 600-mil millones de dolares.--con ese monto se compraran bonos del tesoro a largo plazo con el fin de provocar que bajen las tasas de interes en creditos hipotecarios y otras deudas. --la premisa es hacer que los prestamos se abaraten provocando que la gente empiece a gastar y que las empresas creen nuevos empleos. -- algunos temen que la medida no cump

so if nevada had wanted to spend that money fixing a highway and rapidly ex-- in rapidly expanding las vegas, thanks to the earmark they would be out of luck." so what we do is we deprive the governors and the legislators from setting the priorities that they feel are the priorities for their states. and all too often, the earmark is not what the state or the local citizenry are -- local, state or town or county needs as their priorities, because they are decided with the influence of lobbyists here in washington. and i say, with all due respect to the appropriators, they don't know the needs of the -- of my state like i know the needs and not nearly as much as the mayors, the city councils, the governors and our legislature knows. let them make the decision where these -- where these moneys should be spent, not on a bike path instead of improving a highway. so, mr. president, i could go on and on. i come down here year after year and i look at the -- at the pork-barrel projects and the earmarks and we discuss the ones that are the most egregious and then i'm amused and entertained by

much of california, nevada and arizona is going to be okay going throughout much of the week. a split forecast in the west. all the active weather is going to be up here and especially in washington state. seattle, you get stormy weather. maybe the only day you don't is tuesday. so as far as the weather pattern goes, this is kind of the jet stream flow that's going to bring this moisture in off the pacific. it's not cold canadian air. only on the cooler side, and we won't see a lot of snow out of it. mostly on the milder side with rain on and off. you can see the first shot of the rain quickly coming down from vancouver island over bellingham. this part will miss you at least the next hour or so. bring the umbrella today. we expect maybe an inch of rain in the highest elevations of the cascades. everybody else colored in the green, a chance of wet weather. a decent chance of wet weather everywhere from portland, north to seattle. i mentioned california, you're in a mild air mass. probably some of the best weather the entire country will be found the beginning of this workweek

nevada never beat boise state. the bonn drows in control at the of that.t is 24-24 and it looks like a screen pass, the move, the jukes, it is burst of speed and breaking tackles and 79 yards. his third score of the game and 31-24 boise. 17-seconds and rolling and hitting and matthews and it is tied at 31. 9 seconds left and you figure well they are going to over time. broncos with the bomb. kellen moore calls time out and he misses the field goal. and then they miss another field goal in overtime. martinez epdz it and good from 34. -- good. 34-31 the final. nevada wins it. and the ducks cannot beacon taned for long. hoff exploding 85 yards. the duc cs clinch a share in the pac-10 title 48-29. you want more? we have more. iron bowl second-ranked auburn trailed alabama 24-0. the heisman favorite, look at the touch here and for the game winner. 28-27 tigers. they are 12 and 0 heading to the sec game. cal and notre dame and the old spice classic in orlando. the golden bears made 2 of 25 shots in the first half. 2 of 25. they scored five points total. they got

a senate candidate in nevada will rally and a protester get your head stomped hundred and two comedians take over the mall for a rally. how did they make a mockery of the political process? colby, the conventional wisdom is that the democrats are about to take a bath. you have been challenging that for months. are you about to change your mind? is your last chance. >> gordon, i would like to revise and extend my remarks. [laughter] i think the house is likely to go republican. there is a good chance -- there is a chance that the senate will stay in the hands of the democrats, but that is not a given, either. >> nina, paul krugman says that if the election goes as expected, be afraid. should we take his advice? >> i am already afraid. it is not like the government is going great. i don't know whether i should be a free, but it will be gridlock. -- whether i should be afraid, but it will be gridlock. >> evan, a future historians may say this will be a catastrophe for america. you are a historian. would you say that? >> no, but it is kind of a joke. it is, in a dark way. paul krugman is a

the closure began at midnight between applegate and the nevada state line.ted whiteout conditions making it difficult to see the road. this video shows conditions last night at the 5,000 foot level. the poor visibility forced drivers to find and follow the tracks from other cars ahead of them. the chp finally decided to hold all i-80 traffic until conditions improved. so what are the current conditions like? well, 80 is open again over the summit but chains are required. u.s. highway 50 is open with chains required. and you've got to use chains on highway 89 in the lake tahoe basin. we'd like to share some of your photos and video of the storm. you can upload them or e-mail them. san jose wants to make it tougher for underaged teens to buy cigarettes, especially since tobacco-relat tobacco-relat tobacco-relat tobacco-related deaths are the number one killer. what some retailers are opposed. >> michael started smoking three years ago when he was just 16 years old. >> i been wanting to quit for about a couple months now. pretty tough. >> i wish i never started