in palm beach and neighboring west palm beach just across the water from mar-a-lago.a steady stream of limousines ferrying prominent republicans. world leaders and others around the area. >> we've seen the president of argentina was in the city. >> we've seen you know, nato dignitaries. we've seen fortune 500 ceos. >> bernardo neto is the general manager at the ben hotel, which sits just about two miles from mar-a-lago. these days, it's a popular spot for media dignitaries and anyone hoping to get access to trump or a job with the new administration. i think having any president elect two miles away but absolutely since the election, we've seen a big uptake of reservations, but we've seen an increase at least 15%. >> the airports are filled, the hotels are filled, the restaurants impossible to get a reservation. it's a very exciting time. >> exciting for some but stressful too. security around palm beach is tighter than ever, especially along what's known as billionaires row. that's the area of south ocean boulevard where mar-a-lago is located. it's now closed to traf

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adjacent lake in west palm beach, florida. robert kovacik raj, let's go back to you, robert. thank you. alligators, as part of what we go through here, of course, as long as it's just alligators. so we will have coverage damian trujillo with the harris campaign. robert kovacik with the trump campaign tomorrow. larry gerston is here with us. so much of this is just kind of what to expect. it's kind of exciting. it's kind of anxious for a lot of people. we know the election is tomorrow. that's all we know. we don't quite know when things will be official, who our next president will be, manage our expectations. what are the range of possibilities here? well, we'll know something as early as tomorrow night. we'll know something. georgia, north carolina closed early at 7:00. those are both. swing states. and that's eastern time. that's 4:00. 4:00. here, there. there. there, there. swing states. so that's important because we know those are the delicate ones. and that'll tell us a lot about pennsylvania closes right after. but the

in palm beach and neighboring west palm beach, just across the water from mar-a-lago, there has been a steady stream of limousines ferrying prominent republicans, world leaders and others around the area. >> we've seen the president of argentina was in the city. we've seen you know, nato dignitaries. we've seen fortune 500 ceos. >> bernardo neto is the general manager at the ben hotel, which sits just about two miles from mar-a-lago. these days, it's a popular spot for media, dignitaries and anyone hoping to get access to trump or a job with the new administration. >> i think having any president elect two miles away but absolutely, since the election, we've seen a big uptake of reservations, but we've seen an increase at least 15%. >> the airports are filled, the hotels are filled. the restaurants impossible to get a reservation. it's a very exciting time. >> exciting for some. but stressful too. security around palm beach is tighter than ever especially along what's known as billionaires row. that's the area of south ocean boulevard where mar-a-lago is located. it's now closed to t

and palm beach. the that's where trump has been celebrating this, this huge victory that he has won, and that is thinking in so many people around the country and you're right, it is a pretty significant victory. the pulse was suggesting this was going to be very, very tight. but it turns out that trump looks like sweeping all of those wing states are 7 states that have been looked at very closely behind about one or 2 of them in the report that and also for the 1st time was wondering 3 of these presidential elections for the 1st time he's over 50 percent of the vote and the current tally of the popular vote. he said almost 51 percent of divide. that is, um, that is significantly more almost 4 percentage points higher than he was in either of these previous runs at the presidency either in 2016 or 2020. so clearly something quite substantial going on with donald trump in him managing to drop more support and to consolidate more of the american public behind him. and a significant part of that is that

in palm beach and neighboring west palm beach, just across the water from mar-a-lago, there has beenmousines ferrying prominent republicans, world leaders and others around the area. >> we've seen the president of argentina was in the city. >> we've seen you know, nato dignitaries we've seen fortune 500 ceos. >> bernardo neto is the general manager at the ben hotel, which sits just about two miles from mar-a-lago. these days, it's a popular spot for media, dignitaries and anyone hoping to get access to trump or a job with the new administration. >> i think having any president elect two miles away but absolutely the since the election, we've seen a big uptake of reservations, but we've seen an increase at least 15%. >> the airports are filled, the hotels are filled, the restaurants impossible to get a reservation. >> it's a very exciting time. >> exciting for some, but stressful too. security around palm beach is tighter than ever, especially along what's known as billionaires row. that's the area of south ocean boulevard where mar-a-lago is located. it's now closed to traffic, which

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in palm beach and neighboring west palm beach, just across the water from mar-a-lago. there has been a steady stream of limousines ferrying prominent republicans world leaders and others around the area. >> we've seen the president of argentina was in the city. we've seen, you know, nato dignitaries. >> we've seen fortune 500 ceos. >> bernardo neto is the general manager at the ben hotel, which sits just about two miles from mar-a-lago. these days, it's a popular spot for media, dignitaries and anyone hoping to get access to trump or a job with the new administration. >> i think having any president elect two miles away but absolutely, since the election, we've seen a big uptake of reservations, but we've seen an increase at least 15%. >> the airports are filled, the hotels are filled, the restaurants impossible to get a reservation. >> it's a very exciting time. exciting for some but stressful too. security around palm beach is tighter than ever, especially along what's known as billionaires row. that's the area of south ocean boulevard where mar-a-lago is located. it

and neighboring west palm beach. just across the water from mar-a-lago. there has been a steady stream of limousines ferrying prominent republicans world leaders and others around the area. >> we've seen the president of argentina was in the city. we've seen you know, nato dignitaries. we've seen fortune 500 ceos. >> bernardo netto is the general manager at the ben hotel, which sits just about two miles from mar-a-lago. these days, it's a popular spot for media, dignitaries and anyone hoping to get access to trump or a job with the new administration. >> i think having any president elect two miles away but absolutely, since the election, we've seen a big uptake of reservations, but we've seen an increase at least 15%. >> the airports are filled, the hotels are filled, the restaurants impossible to get a reservation. it's a very exciting time. >> very exciting for some but stressful too. security around palm beach is tighter than ever, especially along what's known as billionaires row. that's the area of south ocean

you're looking at a live picture of trump's watch party in west palm beach.here's a podium in front of a row of american flags there in the center of your screen. a room full of dozens, hundreds of supporters. there gathered waiting to hear him speak. any minute now, san francisco voters right now deciding on whether or not to reelect mayor london breed for a second term. >> let's give you a look at the latest results. remember, this is ranked choice voting in san francisco. so nothing final here. just a look at who's on top at this hour. daniel lurie with 29% of the vote, followed by the mayor herself london breed with 25% of the vote. aaron peskin, a supervisor in san francisco with 21%. mark farrell, the former interim mayor and former supervisor with 18% of the vote, followed by supervisor asha safai. ktvu is amber lee live tonight at the london breed watch party south of market. amber, the mayor right now sitting in second place as she must be happy with her return. so far. >> she she remains upbeat. like you said, we're at victory hall in the south of m

president donald trump and former first lady melania trump casting their ballots today in west palm beach, florida. the former president making stops in three battleground states, still campaigning after midnight in grand rapids, michigan. vice president kamala harris stopping by the democratic party headquarters in washington today, pitching in to make calls to voters. the vice president crisscrossing pennsylvania on her final day of campaigning, finish being a star studded rally in philadelphia on those famous museum steps where rocky trained for his underdog win. tonight, the first clues from the preliminary exit polls voters from early voting and in-person voting on this election day reached by phone, text, and email. voters were asked what was their top issue. out of the five, the state of democracy topping the list. 35% said it was their top concern. 31% said economy. 11% said immigration. 4% said foreign policy. voters asked do you believe democracy is threatened. 73% said it is threatened. on candidates' favorability, see donald trump favorably. 48 fact of voters see kamala harris

let's get right to elena in west palm beach. tell us about trump's latest pick, lee zeldin. >> reporter: yeah, lee zeldin has remained close to donald trump over the years. particularly throughout the election. he's been at mar-a- lago a lot in the lead up to last week's election. and has advised and helped donald trump with his campaign and now, he is being rewarded. that is a common theme you're seeing through all of these latest picks that donald trump has announced. which was loyalty. all of these different people from zeldin, miller, wiles, homan, stefanik, have been there by donald trump. a big difference, those who were with him since after he departed the white house had tried to distance themselves from the former president versus those who kind of are coming into the fold now and jockeying for these roles. now, zeldin, he was a former congressman. he also ran in 2022 for the new york governor's race. he actually came surprisingly close for a republican in new york against kathy hochul, but lost that election and now he

. >> i'm kaitlan collins live from west palm beach where we got a burst of breaking news as president- elect donald trump has announced picks for cabinet positions including television host pete hegseth as next secretary of defense. he served overseas in iraq and afghanistan and earned two bronze stars. though some of my sources are noting tonight when asked about this pick right off the bat he has no prior government experience. he's now been chosen to head one of the most sprawling and critical positions in the federal government. hegseth is someone you may remember as an outspoken voice who was eventually noticed by trump according to my sources years ago when he was on fox news. >> we're not going to let the left come over, control and destroy our country. >> these charges were crafted to completely disable trump. >> that's exactly why all of the indictments are happening now. make trump look like a criminal, then next year in 2024 trap the leading republican in court. >> when i was reporting for "fox & friends" yesterday morning on the ground i said a couple of times, you know, t

>> reporter: it has been a busy two hours or so here in palm beach. i expect that we could get more announcements, potentially as soon as tonight or tomorrow, as donald trump is making these choices. he has been taking about for some time, certainly at least steffanik as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. her example is one of those that he can today she has accepted that position. but we know, he wants his administration to start working on day one, once you take that oath of office. we are seeing those return to the west wing in two very significant roles, for those watching to see what that will look like. obviously, stephen miller, someone who was a policy advisor to donald trump in his first term, often doing a lot of speechwriting for him. he has been with him essentially ever since then. wild voice on fox news arguing for his strict immigration policies, and also, i should note, wolf was a part of drafting that muslim majority been met and acted in the first days of the early trump term and the family separation policy, something even m

so yeah, we're in state, in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving in this. you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is where the local republican party group in this town has come down to this intersection, to show that support for donald trump. and you couldn't hear the whole king of, of tahoe into in the background. they've definitely green getting a lot of support from a lot of the cost driving costs here. um one car even suckling around twice to keep hooking is one further. so a lot of enthusiasm on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, um 5 minutes drive just down there is mar logo, that is donor becomes famous club where he will be holding his own um, celebration tomorrow. what, what he hopes will be a celebration on election night. so talking to the people here, these trump support, this is jose say the mentioned may sound from the side. sent you a receipt. and the last couple of weeks that the, the polls have been narrow language. trump catching up on a national level with comma harrison overtaking hiring s

dw as chief international editor, richard walker is in palm beach, florida. we are, donald trump, will hold his election night party. i asked him earlier of either candidate had more momentum going into election day. yes, so this is stephen. i'm just going to explain a little bit 1st of all, where we uh so yeah, we're in see in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving in this, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is where the local republican party group in this town has come down to this intersection, to show that support for donald trump. and you couldn't hear the whole thing of a tahoe into in the background. they've definitely been getting a lot of support from a lot of the cost driving costs here. um one kind of even sucking around twice to keep talking is one further. so low to use as him, on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, um 5 minutes drive this down, there is mar logo, that is donor becomes famous club where he will be holding his own um, celebration uh tomorrow what, what the hopes will be a ce

beyond that, things are kind of as usual here in west palm beach, west palm beach. >> all right. doug lusader reporting for us live there where things are going to be picking up the president. i expect to be voting at some point right now. doug, thank you so much. and coming up at 9:00, we'll get back to washington, dc to check in with our reporter covering the harris campaign. that's happening right now. just outside of howard university, the vice president's alma mater. she will be going there tonight after a dinner. reporter she's going to have a dinner with some folks before she heads over to howard university. we'll have an update on that. all right. polls are now open in california. it's your final chance to get your vote counted for this election cycle. >> you have until 8:00 tonight. ktvu james torres live in south san jose. you're talking to voters who i'm guessing made a point of voting before heading off to work and school and all that. right? >> that's exactly right. garcia and andre. good morning to you hear a lot of voters i spoke to here say that that's exactly why

these chief international edits are richard walker is in florida in palm beach. in fact, where donald trump will hold his election night party. i asked him earlier if either candidate had more momentum entering election day yet. so is steven, i'm just gonna explain a little bit 1st of all where we uh so yeah, we're in see in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving. and this, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is with a local republican party group and this town has come down to this intersection to show that support for donald trump. and you couldn't hear the whole thing of a pothole into the background. they've definitely been getting a lot of support from a lot of the coast, driving costs here. one car even sucking around twice to keep hooking is one further. so a lot of enthusiasm on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, 5 minutes drive, just stand. there is mar logo. that is donald trump's famous club, where he will be holding his own celebration tomorrow. what, what he hopes will be a celebration on electi

i am in palm beach were trump has picked two house republicans to serve in the administration.ld that complicate the math for republicans? >> first off let's say that trump in fact did not put anybody in his cabinet and we know he will. right now the gop may have a record small house majority. 222 is tied for the lowest ever since there was 50 states in the union. if it dropped to 221 it will be lowest on record. you mentioned of course he may be selecting two folks from congress, let's take a look, a lease and waltz from florida. for national security advisor and un ambassador, that could end up with the majority at 220 or 219, what a small margin for error. >> yes a small margin for error means basically none. thank you as always for breaking down the math with us. >> thank you and enjoy the weather. >>> my capitol hill sources a new york republican that just took reelection in a competitive district. congressman mike joins us now. given what you just heard from harry, republicans are poised right now to have a trifecta of control in washington. are you worried about the marg

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he joins us out from palm beach. where'd donald trump will hold his election night party? richard tomorrow is the last day of voting does either these candidates seem to have more momentum as we enter election day yet. so stephen, i'm just gonna explain a little bit 1st of all, where we uh so yeah, we're in the, in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving. and it's, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is where the local republican party group in this town have come down to this intersection to show that support for donald trump and you couldn't hear the home king of, of tal, hold on to in the background. they've definitely green, getting a lot of support from a lot of the coast, driving costs here. one car even sucking around twice to keep hooking is one further. so a lot of enthusiasm on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, um 5 minutes drive this down, there is mar logo, that is donor thomas famous club, where he will be holding his own um, celebration tomorrow. what, what he hopes will be a celebration on election nigh

we are on the intracoastal bridge that connects west palm beach to palm beach. and what you are looking there behind me is mar-a-lago. significant because unlike eight years ago, when the transition of power for president elect trump was in new york city and bedminster, new jersey, the transition of power begins there at the florida home of president elect donald trump, who vowed that if you voted for him, you were voting to unleash a golden age. now, raj what exactly a golden age is going to look like remains to be seen. we haven't heard or seen from president trump directly in these daylight hours, but some world leaders, including president zelensky of ukraine, say they have spoken with him on the phone. and the trump campaign releasing this statement that reads president donald j. trump and vice president kamala harris spoke by phone earlier today where she congratulated him on his historic victory. president trump acknowledged vice president harris on her strengt, professionalism and tenacity throughout the campaign, and both leaders agree on the importance

now his home in palm beach, florida. that's live visuals. are you seeing the from palm beach? this is where the trump campaign has been holding its election watch faulty, as both accounts continue to come in from across the country. and trump has already won 2 of the coastal swing states of georgia and north carolina. u. s. broadcast, as are also saying now that from pres one, the state of pennsylvania. right? but we're still waiting on confirmation from ac before we call it. richard walker, chief, it's less than editor, is at the trump watch spots. let's go across to or richard. you can don't see us yet, but we can hear you. we can hear the excitement behind you. does that. we're going to try and get to richard. i've been told that we are going to be able to decide this is the way that you all reject the we all we can finally see you a side front at the front porch. bossy. is that a fair way to describe it? i've been here on um yeah, so this is basically, this is turned into a huge celebration to face event. so we're in little havana in miami to close the main city in florida

. >> good evening, i'm caitlin collins, live from palm beach, where the announcements where trump will surround himself with are coming in by the minute. we have confirmed from a source that president elect donald trump is expected to pick marco rubio to be the next secretary of state, meaning he will be representing u.s. interests around the world. of course, as i should note, with trump, nothing is final until its final, it's not clear if an offer has been extended yet, but we do know that rubio is in the running to be donald trump's running mate, he made it clear that he is interested in potentially joining trumped cabinet, if it was for the right role. with this pick, he would become the top clement for the united states, and it shows how far donald trump and marco rubio have come in their own relationship from their former days as primary opponents. >> there is no way we are going to allow a con artist to take over the conservative movement, and donald trump is a con artist, wholly unprepared to be president of the united states. it would be a disaster for america, he would split

i'm doug luzader in west palm beach, florida.e'll have more on what both trump and harris a doing ghirardelli intense dark. bold... rich... intensely delicious dark chocolate. ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. the nine. we're looking at the capital of california, sacramento. of course, we have the federal election going on, but there are a lot of state and local issues that are bringing people to the polls. it's interesting because in 2020, i remember thinking, okay, this day in 2020, an election day now starts 2024 campaign. it's been four years and here we are on election day. >> i think a lot of us joke that we've worn out the word unprecedented. you know, you were talking about the 2000 election with the hanging chad and, you know, that was decided in december of, you know, after the election. so let's hope we're not at it until december. i know most analysts, we don't have it in us. we're not that young anymore. i think most experts are saying, if not by tonight, maybe by this weekend. >> so one of our inte

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sumi: our correspondent in west palm beach, florida. thank you for your reporting.e now live is the republican congressman from florida, great to have you back on bbc news. i want to start with the question -- it looks like we do not have the congressman. let's see if we can work on his connection. we will go back to our correspondent. apologies but thank you for standing by. one more question on the transition. we mentioned a few names in the running right now. what are you seeing on the ground? >> west palm beach, we know mar-a-lago in the past has been somewhat of a winter white house. this is an area where close advisers are huddled. the transition team said in the coming days and weeks donald trump will try to pick the best people to keep america safe and secure. essentially, what we know is campaign aides are saying, even donald trump, jr., is saying the focus will be on people who donald trump finds to be loyalists. we can assume that includes past people in the administration and those who have been on the campaign trail with them. sumi: this time for sure,

he just flies back to palm beach.e is leaving it open should they hit it off. >> ainsley: go ahead. >> lawrence: i'm sorry, ainsley, i was going to comment on what brian was talking about, is he going to meet with the republicans. there was a little scuffle with some of the representatives, especially when it comes to the senate, they got that big vote coming up. and they wants -- there are some senators that say they want the vote after the president elect speaks, because he may or may not do an endorsement. >> brian: really? >> lawrence: they think it's critical. he may set a tone. >> ainsley: rick scott is the maga guy. more aligned with mitch mcconnell. also helped elect a lot of these senators. there is that loyalty factor. this is the secret vote. a lot of people in washington are upset about that. they want transparency. they are not going to get it here. we are not going to know who voted for who. >> steve: right now because the public endorsements, anybody who publicly endorses somebody other than rick scott

you and donald trump are literally neighbors, from the same road in palm beach.e voted. >> i tried to get there before he got there. couldn't get a parking space. my wife got a drivers license, she waited for me and it is great. liz: if that scenario were to play out, do you think a split government would be negative for what you've seen in the stock market? >> we have a split government now and it is working fine. watching the democrats and kamala harris apologizing in some way for being on the defensive mode. we had the worst pandemic in a century. nobody knows how to treat a pandemic. we overheated the economy, too much fiscal and monetary stimulus. the result, an insane amount of inflation. they landed the ship. inflation is down 203%, unemployment, we almost have full employment and i think the economy is doing great. prices have gone too high and we have to get those down. the policies we have had are working great. liz: you feel joe biden and company have created the atmosphere. and inflation spiked in 22. it stands at 4%. inflation is very high in many ba

>> good afternoon to you i can tell you present like donald trump it's back here in palm beach today. back at mar-a-lago huddling with his transition team after that big 90 had at madison square garden last night where he received a hero's welcome at the big ufc fight. take a listen. it is so loud. ♪ hooks you can hear there he walked into an enormous round of applause he ended up seeing joe rogan they had a lengthy exchange together. you will see they eventually shake hands. they kind of hug. they talked for a little bit. remember joe rogan who endorsed him the day before the election. he interviewed trump his youtube channel is 18 million subscribers you can see trump thanking him right there the first time he'd seen them since the election young jon jones ufc fighter wins his fight he does trumps iconic dance, points at him as a thumbs up and then walks over and gives a president-elect trump's championship belt. you can see trump was having a great time taking a victory lap it was his first time there since a bigger rally he had a few weeks ago. now he is back to work. take a look

the former president voting in palm beach. >> reporter: right.here. it was our colleague inside that gymnasium right now who asked donald trump the very specific question that we will be talking about here tonight when the results and when the polls close, results start coming in. that was whether donald trump sees a world and is willing to acknowledge that he may not be able to declare victory tonight and able to say he has secured 20 electoral college votes. in these remarks just now, he did acknowledge, no, maybe it will be later. asked specifically on whether he is sure he would be able to be able to declare victory tonight, he said, no. this is notable for donald trump and a change from four years ago. he is acknowledging this could take a couple days to count. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you for joining us. we know you will be following the trump campaign closely as the night goes into tomorrow morning when we will return. that's going to wrap up our special coverage. i'm ana cabrera, i'm jose diaz-balart. andrea mitchell, chris jansing and k

john, in terms of that speech that we heard from west palm beach. i mean, i was interested by the tone of that because he was using, i think it will say to you at the beginning. so they prepared it. yeah. it was quite measured compatible compared of course, with some of the things we heard in the final stage of the campaign that lashing out at nancy pelosi some of the language the with is using. do you think other than we've seen sometimes quanch's speech is by donald trump. i do think deliberately a new tone. oh yeah, absolutely. cuz he wants, i mean he was not running for the white house anymore. he was present winter of for the the race. and he wanted to be conciliatory, also wants to think a lot of people in the crowd that helped them. and i think you know, a lot of the same things of what he wants to do while while he's present. but the, i think this tone was much different and you'd expect that in some sort of us speech where he was happy to win. yeah. enjoy. i mean, we know ever thing like that as being said, about donald, we know everything

any minute now we are expecting donald trump to place his vote in palm beach in florida.se are live pictures of the polling station close to his florida home at —— and we will bring you the live pictures when donald trump does show up to cast his ballot. his third ever presidential vote for himself. global investors remain on edge with many unsure which way us economic policy will swing, depending on who wins. kamala harris has pledged to raise corporate taxation from 21% where it stands now up to 28% as part of her plan to make the wealthy pay their fair share. donald trump wants to reduce corporate tax to 15%. it was during his first term that he cut it from 35 to the 21% level it is at now. he also plans to continue the trade war with beijing with tariffs as high as 60% on goods from china. harris says she will stand up for american businesses threatened by unfair trade practices. let's speak to our north american business correspondent who is into —— in new york. these two perspectives on the corporate tax rate are pretty stark divide is between the two candidates.— d

here with me tonight is cnn's kristen holmes in west palm beach. as we're covering all of this coming out here. you know, pete hegseth, those comments were notable tonight because it was really one of the first times we've actually heard from him since he was announced. and since he was facing these, these questions of whether or not he can get confirmed. >> yeah, he's been keeping a really low profile since all of this happened. we know behind the scenes he has had a number of conversations with donald trump, with susie wiles all about the allegations which we had reported. the team was incredibly surprised by because of the fact that pete hegseth had not been vetted. now, donald trump himself has said that he's going to stand by him and not only that, vice president elect jd vance, as you mentioned, is going to the hill with hegseth in tow tomorrow or the next day, the next couple of days with him and matt gaetz to try and get gop senators on board but this was really the first time that we have heard from him at all since this happened. yeah and

let's check in now where the former president's watch party is also underway in west palm beach, florida. that's where we find kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson. >> with the very latest from mar-a-lago were shot. >> hey, good evening to supporters of former president trump are starting to pack the room here at the west palm beach convention center. many of the supporters are coming from all over the country and they're excited to be here to watch these results come in. now, as for former president trump, he is at home at mar-a-lago with his family and top campaign advisors. they're crunching the numbers. they're watching these numbers in results come now. some of this top advisors are taking to social media and posting encouraging people that are in line to stay in line. they're also encouraging people that they're going to have a big victory. now, of course, that's left up to the voters, not just a social media posts more people are making their way into this room as i speak. now, those that are making their way into the there's a table set up outside where they can pic

entonces todos se detuvieron y fue cuando se produjo el fatal accidente en palm beach, florida.una alerta de inundaciones para partes de san francisco, en donde se cancelaron decenas de vuelos. mientras en washington las autoridades advierten que los cortes eléctricos por el azote del ciclón bomba podrían durar hasta el día sábado. y mucha atención en casa. wolverine packing company está retirando del mercado casi 170.000 £ de carne molida congelada y fresca. también por el riesgo de la bacteria e-coli. al menos 15 personas se han enfermado en minnesota. el departamento de agricultura del estado analizó una muestra de la carne y reportó que estaba contaminada con la misma cepa de la bacteria hallada en las cebollas de las hamburguesas de mcdonalds vinculadas a un brote que enfermó a más de 100 personas y causó una muerte el mes pasado en materia de salud reproductiva. la cantidad de dispositivos y cirugías anticonceptivas se han disparado desde la elección de donald trump. mire las citas para consultar sobre el uso de dispositivos intrauterinos se incrementó en un 760% desde el

as we've been following that here in west palm beach. one of the things that made it clear is he wanted people who carried out their agenda. they're people who are not likely to say no to some of the issues whether it's the head of the security. but obviously stephonic the new ambassador. very much in line with the trump agenda. >> look, any president has the right to put together a team that's going to help and say what needs to be done. the problem with donald trump is his agenda is so extreme, when you're talking about deporting millions and millions of people you're talking about breaking up american families. you're talking about separating families. you're talking about a level of attack against immigrant communities that are horrible and terrible for the economy. you're going to be deporting a lot of low paid workers. if he wants to get people that want to help him that's good. the agenda is extreme. trump wants to break norms, wants to skip over the checks and balances that make for good policymaking and just do stuff. and that c

afternoon, where at the palm beach county convention center, we're going to go off to the side to let you see numbers. supporters are already filing in. in fact, those supporters who are in the front of the podium where the former president is expected to speak. they've been there for 2 hours. they really want that front row. but i've got to say there are so many adjectives that you can't describe this campaign chaotic, tiring devices, even dangerous. but i think the one that embodies it the most is the fact that it is historic. we've never seen a president run for the 3rd time. former president trump and not concurrently. not since grant. we've never seen a former president on a campaign to assassination attempts and we have to add he is a convicted felon. 34 counts business related to hush money with a star. so a nice already had to change his campaign strategy 4 months before the end of the election because president biden bailed out. vice president harris came in. so it really is quite something this campaign. but the historic campaign is over. we focus on election night and today

rajini: thank you for joining us from west palm beach in florida. leaders have congratulated donald trump on his victory. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy said he hoped donald trump's approach could bring peace to his country. benjamin netanyahu praised the win as a new beginning. sumi: that's right. there has been a lot of questions asked about what the victory of donald trump might mean for some of the world's crises including the war in ukraine. we can speak to a former ukraine foreign minister. he is joining us from kyiv. very good to have you with us here on bbc news. what will donald trump's victory mean for your country's war against russia? >> well, first of all, things will have to be done differently with trump than they were with the biden administration. all of the approaches, old approaches are gone, and you have to build a new foreign policy line, the way you interact. it means a change in the way that things will be done. sumi: how will things be done with donald trump? >> donald trump is entrepreneurial in his answers, so it w

she is live outside of mar-a-lago in palm beach. and alice, he was there with his entire family giving a victory speech. any sign of the trump family and the campaign? this afternoon? janelle and garvin, we're just across the water from mar-a-lago, where, as we understand it, the president elect and his family have been spending this post-election day having returned here in the early morning hours after watching the election results add up in his favor all night, he's now promising to unite a divided country. this time today, the nation and the world reacting to a clear trump win. this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. and the uncertainty it brings for a policy shifts at home and abroad. the 45th, soon to be 47th president, pivoting from often fiery rhetoric on the campaign trail, promising to help the country heal. it's time to put the divisions of the past four years behind us. it's time to unite starkly different reactions from close to half of american voters who supported vice president kamala harris

former president donald trump is at his palm beach, florida, resort mar-a-lago.could see record turnout with long lines from coast-to-coast today. secretaries of state in those battlegrounds of michigan and georgia saying tonight they expect that their states will have their highest turnout ever. and so far the process is mostly going smoothly, with a few isolated problems, as is normal, including long lines and some technical glitches. they have also been bogus bomb threats at polling places and several that around states, which the fbi says appear to have come from foreign actors. we have correspondence position in all the battleground states, and here at our headquarters to bring you up-to-the-minute information and insights, and putting details from those first exit polls that came out just a short time ago. cbs's nancy cordes is going to lead us off with the harris campaign in washington, d.c. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening, norah. we are at howard university tonight, which is the vice president's alma mater, and will be serving as election n

convention center in west palm beach, florida. alice barr, nbc news. all right, thank you very much, alice. let's bring it back home here. we're going to have continuing coverage of decision 2024 throughout our newscast. now coming up at 5:30, a political analyst larry ghostton will be joining us. larry is going to talk about how long it could potentially take until we know who the next president will be. the warning is going out to nearly 11,000 bay area pg&e customers, and that warning, they could be in the dark as soon as tomorrow night. pg&e says they are preparing for possible public safety power shutoffs. they're trying to reduce high fire danger in 6 parts of the bay area, 6 counties. the warning has also raised questions about any potential impact on polling places and ballot counting for tomorrow's election. santa clara county registrar voter says they're preparing backup power sources to run the voting. touch screens and that they are prepared. we have the backup plan with the generators, the backup equipment, we have th

i'm on the floor of the palm beach convention center.n absolutely massive ballroom that they have booked out, ready to throw a huge victory party. something that didn't happen in 2016, a race that surprised even donald trump, and didn't happen in 2020 when they lost. i just got off the phone with a senior trump campaign advise history told me they are cautiously confident in what they're seeing so far today. the former president is trying to run through the tape, making calls to radio stations in pennsylvania and wisconsin, urging supporters to go vote, stay in line if they're already there, and trying to focus on an economic message. something they've always felt is better for them on sort of the broad spectrum of issues in this race. all of that said, the former president's social media posts seem to undermine the confidence he is projecting. a short time ago posting without any particular evidence that we can find about massive cheating, in his words, in detroit and philadelphia. obviously, places where democratic turnout is expected

historic, when donald trump arrived on stage with his family to republican watch polity in west palm beach, florida, the america has given us an unprecedented the and powerful mandate. we have taken back control of the set as well. the the and this is raises the mountain, nevada, texas, ohio, michigan, wisconsin. the great commonwealth of pennsylvania were all one by the mag. i move it, they have silver. it is an unprecedented come back. full use of to he was voted out of the white house from supporters across the united states. the jubilant spirits were high from the streets of manhattan, the 2 a dinah in the battleground states as north carolina. right. right. man was southern border economy and the overseas of 3. thanks. and that's it. there's nothing else to be said about the trucks going to fix all 3 of it right away. use of trump. victory gave little street to boost. the dow searched by 3.2 percent at the start of trading the morning off to the election. there is a political chasm between the 2 big 10 parties in the united states. georgia is a crucial swing states that from managed t

let's go to florida, west palm beach. helena humphrey is at mar—a—lago in florida.da for donald trump is trying to decide who will be part of his government injanuary. it is a tricky task because a lot of people who said in his last government ended up turning on him. that is a good _ ended up turning on him. that is a good point. _ ended up turning on him. that is a good point. day _ ended up turning on him. that is a good point. day one, - ended up turning on him. twat is a good point. day one, the trump vans campaign has already said they are working hard to make sure the promises they made in the campaign for what they say are the working men and women of america can be enacted from day one. as you point out there, this country has picked its president, half of the country roughly, disappointed in that pic, but for those people who have chosen donald trump they have also interested in him picking also interested in him picking a cabinet. what will that look like and when will we start to know some of those pics? potentially in the coming days. we already have so

here in west palm beach florida, you guys, things arch is heating up.saw a short time ago over my shoulder you can see the set up where there is now thousands of people inside. the crowd is really run here. but also you can see the podium that is up there that is where they are set up some type of teleprompter. the grasses out for the told trooper. who is going to speak? only time will tell. you can see 50 polls have closed in all 50 states and washington, dc. the crowd went wild when fox news called georgia and then also called north carolina. we saw a big shift i this is the 10:00 news on ktvu fox two, and it is election night in america. at stake, the white house, the balance of power and many races across the bay area. and in the race for the white house right now, severa key battleground states still too close to call. a historic turnout for a historic election. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach, and i'm allie rasmus. >> tonight, results are still coming in as we speak for the presidential election. and we're told former president donald trump

our panel is standing by, live it from the transition central in west palm beach, florida,, hello. >>k, the president-elect clearly surrounding him selves was allies, who helped him prep for that debate with kamala harris, and senator marco rubio following the official, president-elect on marco rubio he said he would be his strong advocate for our nation, and a fearless warrior who will never back down to our adversaries. he was asked about this earlier on the hill by our producers, dodging and panting the transition team, i am sure he will now put out a statement. he is an interesting one because he is probably the one to get the most bipartisan support through the confirmation hearing this, he is well liked and respected by both republicans and democrats on the hill. a couple more announcements to go through while trump was actually in washington, here in palm beach, now returning as assistant to the president and his deputy chief of staff, stephen miller, couple of days ago we knew this, it is official now, he is the deputy chief of staff and homeland security advisor, james blair,