-- by the way, republican robinson will be senate minority leader, so he'll flip sides as for paul anderson expected to be the minority leader over in the assembly. i was gonna say that video, some of that, you remember from eight off for the legislature. let's take a look at how it looks. of course, the assembly was the big one and they flipped 10 seats as we hear all the punching. so they've got the 2715 legislature on the assembly side, and the senate side they to flip one seat. it was a tight race but they did it. they have the balance of power in both houses. they have enjoyed a rather warm relationship, democrats have, with the governor, which is interesting, with gno sandoval. so will that play to either side's advantage now in this session? well, i think governor sandoval is well-known as a moderate. i think he's gonna continue that. it doesn't really matter as much in the nevada legislature as it does in washington. and washington parts and control is everything. here it's the same thing as in d.c. in the sense that the majority party gets to control that. but i think the two parti

hardy the incumbent in the fourth district is running against democrat and state this morning paul anderson who is the majority leader says kihuen has done nothing in carson city. >> as i went from a freshman into -- even on the republican leadership side, you had a lot of democrats that were involved in a lot of the process. whether it was suggesting amendments, making changes to the bill, trying to make sure it was the best policy it could be. reuben kihuen was absent in all of those conversations. i created the first ever grants for low income students to go to college. today over 1500 students are going to college thanks to the grants. >> latoya: that's kihuen himself responding. his campaign called hardy a political stunt. close to 44,000 clark residents cast their votes on the final day for early voting. some voters found themselves dealing with glitches at the polls. new at seven, our faith jessie looked into why a number of registered voters might not h hundreds of thousands of clark county residents made it out to the polls to cast their vote early. but not everybody walked away wi

headed back north but got one look at this video that paul anderson took earlier, beautiful sunset from the perspective of eagle eight hd, just a glowing sunset. probably smoke in the air from the fires up in north georgia, that's helped enhance the intensity of the sunset, jackie got a good picture there. 7:00 a.m. 60 degrees. 77 at noon, 81 tomorrow, temperatures similar a bit more moisture in the atmosphere. northeasterly flow low-level moisture might be higher so you might feel that. temps now upper brooksville, 61 winterhaven, bradington, clearwater. one -- dry air aloft a minute in place throughout the day. that gave us the clear skies we've seen not a cloud in the sky. same story on the satellite imagery. high-pressure dominates. but snow, in denver, colorado now shipped into nebraska, sections of the dakotas, northern minnesota, north dakota too, that will continue end, maybe a foot of snow but three to six inches fairly,. add to that wind and you have blizzard conditions possible. blizzard advisories in minnesota. high-pressure shifting to the east, you can see from our wind st

. >> paul anderson, too, heard the the gun fire and witnessed the aftermath, calling police with information. >> i heard ten former firearms instructor and i recognized right away what it was. i looked out the window and it was going west here on bartlett street was a metallic gold colored four door, full-sized sedan. >> bullets also struck a mail truck parked out front. family members tell fox 25 the little boy is doing well, be you the shooting has the neighborhood uneasy. >> i have quite a few grandchildren and it makes me >> christine mccarthy for fox 25 news. >> a man shot and killed while sitting in his car. this morning police are still searching for a suspect and you can see the crime scene tape right there. a lot of it surrounding the scene on amazing street in roxbury, where police and s.w.a.t. teams were all over that area yesterday morning. police say the man in his 20s had already passed away when they arrived. fully armed officers surrounded a building on nearby seafer street after a person neighbors who heard the gunshot watched as their street became a crime scene. >> it's ve

anderson. >> right. as paul was saying in the last hour,tweeted out the day of the comey letter, this was a good day for the campaign, close to a direct quote. what is the campaign saying about the potential impact the news will have, or are they? >> they're down playing the impact this will have. obviously, it is a short time frame between now and when people go to the polls. many people have already gone to the polls between comey's first letter and his second. the trump campaign essentially says they saw battlegrounds tightening before comey's first letter to congress. it was on the wake of obamacare news and the wake of some of the john podesta e-mails we saw in wikileaks as it relates to hillary clinton's campaign. they've seen republicans start coming home. they're seeing independents breaking their way. they don't expect that to change. the question, anderson, is if there are people who were still on the fence, who were still waiting to see, for instance, whether something more would come from the fbi, th

anderson. >> michelle kosinski, thank you very much. trump headed to a meeting with house speaker paul ryan. a pleasant tone. phil mattingly tonight reports. >> reporter: a relationship defined by tepid acceptance at best. >> nothing's a blank check. you never give anybody for any reason a blank check on anything. >> reporter: and downright an tag gee nimp at worst. >> maybe he doesn't know how to win. >> reporter: for months center stage in a delicate dance of clashing politics, policies meeting face to face today in washington. now reliant on one another for success. >> donald trump had one of the most impressive victories we've ever seen and we're going to turn that victory into progress for the american people. >> so we had a very good meeting, very detailed meeting and we're going to put something together that's affordable and better. >> reporter: for trump ryan represents bridging the gap for the establishment gop an explicitly stated goal in trump's victory speech early wednesday morning. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. have to get together. to all

paul ryan for his part has his own lengthy agenda. which gets priority next year? >> reporter: well, anderson, i can tell you i've been talking to a number of lobbyists who could add a couple of zeroes to their retainers if they could answer that question. it's one of the unknowns partially because you don't necessarily know how firm donald trump is on a number of his policy proposals, but in talking to republican officials, i think this underscores their willingness to put the past behind them. a tangible excitement about the possibility of moving some of the issues forward that they haven't been able to over the course of the last five or six years, that's what they're focused on right now. there's low hanging fruit. there are areas of agreement, on health care, tax policy they're going to start with first. the big question though is how willing is donald trump to work with house republicans when they diverge from what his proposals are? that we don't have an answer to yet, anderson. >> phil mattingly. phil, thank you very much. john king, maria cardona. you're a hillary clinton supporter.

anderson fox6 news. steph thanks madeline theo keith is live in waukesha tonight where republicans just wrapped up a rally. ron johnson, paul ryan and scott walker are speaking in waukesha. its the conclusion of johnsons statewide bus tour on the final four milwaukee earlier, touring garden homes lutheran school to promote school choice. johnson trailed russ feingold by double digits earlier this year but has climbed back into this race... largely without the help of national republicans. now outside money is pouring in to attack feingold. johnson, too, is racheting up the on the campaign trail, calling him a 'complete phony.' heres what johnson had to say just a short time ago. johnson says: " in his 34 year political career, he has nothing good to show for it. so he resorts to lies, distortions." we will bring you expert analysis, results and reaction on november 8th. milwaukee police are investigating -- after a 50-year-old woman is hit and killed while crossing the street. it happened near 60th and norwich ... on the city's southwest side. we're told the woman was hit in a crosswalk. police say the striking vehicle did

anderson. live...pz... tmj4 we'll also be following -- wisconsin's first congressional district race tonight.incumbent and house speaker paul ryan will be taking on democrat ryan solen, libertarian jason lebeck and independent spencer zimmerman. the first congressional district covers kenosha and racine counties.. as well as portions of milwaukee, rock, walworth and waukesha. if you head to the polls this morning you might see some extra observers monitoring voter and poll worker activity. it's to make sure there isn't sterling is live with more on the election integrity teams heading to polling sites across the state. integrity of the election system has been one issue at the forefront of this election. and that's why attorney general brad schimel says he plans to once again send what he's calling "election integrity teams" to polling places around the state . the role of the "election integrity team" is to monitor polling sites for electio- neering --- misconduct or wrongful denial of someone's right to vote.teams will be deployed in milwaukee -- kenosha -- racine -- stevens point -- waukesha and wau-sau. the teams also p

there was one notable absence here tonight, anderson, and that is the speaker of the house, paul ryan, who also hails from the state. >> yeah, paul ryan -- oop, there goes jim. live tv. jim acosta, thanks. as soon as he mentioned paul ryan he blips off the air. very strange. [ laughter ] hmm. trump aiming to peel off a blue state. the clinton campaign remains focused on the -- no conspiracy, believe me -- big battleground -- some people are going to believe it is. none bigger than florida, keep that from trump and it's all but certain the game is over. jeff zeleny joins us from the clinton rally in ft. lauderdale. so, jeff, hillary clinton is going after trump aggressively today, trying to refocus on what she believes is his character. >> reporter: anderson, the best way to change the subject here, at least in the view of the clinton campaign, is to start aggressively going after donald trump. that's exactly what she did throughout the day, starting with character, as you mentioned, also going back to a litany of other things she's done over the last several weeks and months. such a d

anderson. live...pz... tmj4 we'll also be following -- wisconsin's first congressional district race tonight.incumbent and house speaker paul ryan facing challenges from democrat ryan solen, libertarian jason lebeck and independent spencer zimmerman. the first congressional district covers kenosha and racine counties.. as well as portions of milwaukee, rock, walworth and waukesha counties. if you head to the polls this morning you might see some extra observers monitoring voter and poll worker activity. wisconsin attorney general "election integrity teams" to polling places around the state.ann sterling is live with more. integrity of the election system has been one issue at the forefront of this election. and that's why attorney general brad schimel says he plans to once again send what he's calling "election integrity teams" to polling places around the state . the role of the "election integrity team" is to monitor polling sites r neering --- misconduct or wrongful denial of someone's right to vote.teams will be deployed in milwaukee -- kenosha -- racine -- stevens point -- waukesha and wau-sau. the teams also provide a

they did to it anderson cooper and ellis gibney and award winning filmmaker, paul hagitz, oscar winner. i'm in good company. it say morse about them than me. do this fight. >> yeah. i tell annie everyday i don't know if i want to do this. it's not an easy thing to do but i think it's the right thing to do. i'm not talking about myself, i'm talking about its victims and i feel it's an important message and feel this is the path i'm supposed to be on at this point in my life. >> leah remini. thanks for being here. the documentary airs tomorrow night on >>> just ahead what you should never bring to work if you want your co-work others to have a i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. good is in every blue diamond almond. a good that comes in 20 flavors from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping i

after a scramble anderson with the clutch three pointer putting the sixers back up by two. but when you have a super star it's never over. look at this paul this game into ot and in overtime well it was just too too easy on the fast break right here, paul george finish, game over. sixers lose 122-115. brett brown now has the most losses by head coach in franchise history. >> i want to make sure that the message is positive. we still are. i truly believe we're still a good football team and, you know, eight games to go. we'll see what happens. >> eight down, eight more to go. we're at the midway point for the eagles and they still have good shot to make the playoffs but still a lot of things they need to clean up and all their losses they've had a chance to win the game but one mistake after another has left them at four-four. all things that are flexible. so they remain pretty confident. >> i don't get discouraged until that door is closed and so right now we have the opportunity to still, um... to kind of right whatever we want this season to look like. it's a patient approach. um, you got to be mentally stable enough and have the band w

paul and thanks to all of you. hope you have a wonderful weekend. thank you for joinings u.ac 360 starts now. >> good evening. john berman here in for anderson.ald trump's controversial and consequential cabinet picks, including a choice for attorney general that civil rights groups say is a throwback to a dark time in u.s. history. we'll look at that and who he'll pick next. we begin with another choice, one that flies in the face he said something proudly and loudly and repeatedly throughout the campaign, namely that he doesn't like settling lawsuits. especially the cases against the non university formally known as trump university. trump said he expected to be vindicated in court so why settle? today he settled two cases in california and one in new york big

paul and thanks to all of you. hope you have a wonderful weekend. thank you for joinings u.ac 360 starts now. >> good evening. john berman here in for anderson. tonight donald trump's controversial and consequential cabinet picks, including a choice for attorney general that civil rights groups say is a throwback to a dark time in u.s. history. we'll look at that and who he'll pick next. we begin with another choice, one that flies in the face he said something proudly and loudly and repeatedly throughout the campaign, namely that he doesn't like settling lawsuits. especially the cases against the non university formally known as trump university. trump said he expected to be vindicated in court so why settle? today he settled two cases in california and one in new york big league. cnn's paul verk men joins us now with the $25 million details. what was the reaction in the wake of this settlement? why did they settle? >> well they were all smiles in both in court and outside court. trump's lawyer said. as i said they were jovial, they were happy. they seemed very very content to have this put behind them. and they used those terms as well, joh

anderson on stage tonight in wisconsin a state that traditionally votes democratic. had scott walker, ron johnson a senator in a tight battle is campaigning. one wisconsinite not in attendance, house speaker paul ryan who earlier in interview on another network didn't mention donald trump's name. pretty close. i think the republican party is starting to come home to donald trump. >> thanks very much. seven days to go. six of which devoted to introducing the panel. gergen. toobin, borger, lord and kingston and cardone and sellers. jeff first of all on the mark ridge document dump from the fbi. is it just a coincidence it happened now? >> perhaps. it is certainly bizarre. as someone who has made foia requests to the feeb, notoriously terrible about responding to them. take years and don't release in orderly way. it is conceivable it is a coincidence but coming on top of director comey's unusual and controversial release last week makes the fbi look at wing of the republican party. >> would that be something comey would weigh in on? or lower level? >> it's lower level thing but some supervisor there had to say maybe shouldn't do this, maybe put it off. clinton campaign is saying why don't they di

anderson. >> they do need each other obviously in order to make things work. >> that is the big thing. if donald trump has crucial agenda items he needs house republicans. if paul ryan wants to move this six point proposal he's been pushing the last couple of months he needs the white house. and with that in mind i think you are going to see them try and move forward and put the past behind them. >> trump also made with other top republican congressional leaders today. many of whom he attacked on the campaign trail. is there a sense if he was able to improve on some of those relationship, you know, ones which are going to be very crucial, again, to the success of his presidency. >> look, i think on a personal side there is work to do. republicans in both chambers, and republicans off capitol hill. there is work for donald trump and his administration to do. but there is also a cold political calculation i think is important. republicans for the last seven years in the house have been passing basically bill after bill and it's collected dust as president obama has threatened to veto or it's blocked in the senate. in the senate passing bill after bill and it can'

anderson? >> miguel marquez, thanks so much. a lot to talk about. cnn political commentator and trump supporter alice stewart. is democratic strategist and pro clinton super pac adviser paul begala. cnn political commentator and "usa today" columnist kirsten power. jeffrey lord. cnn political commentator and republican consultant margaret hoover. cnn political commentator and former congressional black caucus executive angela rye. and cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. good night, everybody. before we talk about why donald trump is tweeting this out, not just what was happening at hampshire but also the politics behind it or media strategy behind it, just the legality of this. this has been asked and answered by the supreme court. the constitutionality of the american flag as distasteful as burning the american flag is. >> two things actually in that tweet have been settled by the supreme court. one is the more famous issue which is in 1989 and 1990 the supreme court said there is a constitutionally protected right to burn the american flag. it is protected under the first amendment. the other thing the supreme court has said is that the right to citizenship is a co