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people doubted it. it is real tonight. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz is here with the breakdown. >> democrats will hold at least 220 seat, two are still undecided. so we're going to have to wait to find out the exact margin between the two parties. house minority leader nancy pelosi who represents san francisco cruised to victory tonight. the question is will she retake her position as house speaker? in a victory address she sounded like she does anticipate holding congress, a democratic congress will be led with transparency and openness. so that the public can see what's happening and how it affects them. and that they can weigh in with the members of congress and with the president of the united states. we will have accountability and we will strive for bipartisanship. >> tonight pelosi got a congratulatory phone call from president trump. her deputy chief of staff says mr. trump acknowledged her appeal for bipartisanship. the white house indicated that mr. trump would not be calling. >> thank you. melissa, this election was viewed as a referendum for president trump in his first two years of office. what do you think the

s?ndidate not thebasically veterans, but the new people on the seat more than anything harris,obuchar, kamala cory booker. frank, why don't you start. frank: a number of people have been discussed as possible primary challengers to the president, you have probably heard most of their names. former governor john kasich of ohio, former senator jeff flake, the senator from nebraska, although he would have 14, so up his -- he is he would have to give up his senate seat, but he is a very principled, articulate guy. so those are three possible. it is fair to say right now, the president would be a heavy favorite for renomination. >> how about on the democratic side? it goes back to what jeff was saying about character. there is a wonderful essay norman mailer wrote about john kennedy right before the los angeles nomination in 1960 at the los angeles convention. he talked about how kennedy was able to capture the imagination of the american people. to some extent, my test for any candidate is, do they have that ability to capture the imagination of people, to take them to another level, to ta

flipped 23 red seats with people embraced by te moder democrats. there is some moderation still in america. 'srepublicans who used to be orthodox republicans who are now moderate democrats. >> midtermoss is typically humble a sitting president of the united states. donald trump is beyond humbling. a high stakes come b s comeback. he will be at the center of it all. >> what we have seen from the two dent over the past years, questions of whether he would become presidential in the job. we've seen he's a skilled communicator, but he doesn't have a lot of range or abilih to swi gears. what we get from him is a number of meditions on american carnage whether it's on immigration or post midterms, democrats stealing the vote in places where he lost. and that's what we're going to get for the two years from here until 2020 and as david mentioned, that does get the base out, but it doesn't expand the elect trorate. now can they put a candidatep going forward that expands theirs and eats into the obama trump voters who turn out for the presint and are proving extremely loyal to him. who he is very skil

people were not hurt. this cell phone video shows first responders rush s into the area in front of the parking lot trenansof dick's sporting goods. they quickly determined that the man in the front seat of the car that crashed had been shot. the driver and another passenger, both women, were injured in the crash. it may have been preceded by some type of argument by two groups inside the mall. >> that's what detectives are looking into right now. they are attempting to review surveillance video from the various stores and talking with mall security to see what have transpired inside the mall and also in the parking garage. >> reporter: the shooting and crashpe hapd about 7:00 p.m. a busy time on a busy night, as people pickedp last minute items before the thanksgiving holiday. part of the covered parking groj was blocked off by ylow police tape. police and mall security officers escorted customers around theo crime scene they could retrieve their cars. >> we just parked there and went eo the mall to buy some stuff and just couldn't get to the car. >> reporter: the man who was shot ised descrs being in serious condition. live in wheaton, jackie news 4., >> jackie, thank you.o now, t t

people yet. >> laura: i stood with al franken. because he had that weird picture? >> you know... >> laura: 's unpopularity might have caused the g.o.p. a senate seate trying to further harm his party? ken starr and andy mccarthy are here to sound off next. thanks. with the firing of the attorney general and in my viewn improper attorney general, the president now has this investigation in his sights. >> laura: outgoing senator jeff flake has perfectly summed up his career in the upper chamber. despite zero evidence of any threat to the mueller investigation, flake is now saying he lost the confirmation of highly qualified conservative judges across the land. here now to react is former whitewater independent counsel kenneth starr and fox news contributor andy mccarthy. andy, do you think this bill that flake and is newfound democratic buddies is offering is unconstitutional? explain. >> well, all of the authority in the constitution in article two, all the executive authority is vested in the president. in our system, prosecution is an executive power. you cannot pass a constitutional bill that essentially takes away the president's executive powe

last year and people here at the registrar of voters are saying that that number will probably increase for next year's -- 2020's election, rather celeing a win. she will be keeping her seatthe u.s. senate. feinstein defeated her opponent kevin de leon 54-46%. this will be her fifth full term in the senate. she says that even in a very hard political time, it is still one of the biggest honors of her life. >> i just want you to know that this is the greatest honor in my life to represent my city and my state in the senate of the united states. >> the 85-year-old senator now heads back to washington with 25 years under her belt. >>> while republicans extended their majority in the senate, the house is a different story. reporter nikole killion joins us live from capitol hill. >> rh rie massive blue wave that many expected. virginia democrat jennifer wexton defeated republican congresswoman barbara comstock in one of the first races called. it's one of more than two dozen seats that was flipped in yesterday's midterm elections that helped democrats take back the house. >> today is more than about democrats and republicans. it's about restoring the constitution's checks and

major governor 's seat and egg presidential swing state is hanging in the ballot come along with a potential senate pick up for a slim g.o.p. majority. >> probably a couple of hundred people. the observers, the folks representing the candidates. >> shannon: lawsuits in court today, so what happens next, a couple of veterans of florida's election battles joining us line. stick around. ♪ hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? >> shannon: potentially in our mistakes tonight as we await the final vote tallies from the senate and gubernatorial races in the key battle battleground state of florida. we are down to the wire is tomorrow is supposed to be the deadline for the machine vote recount, but that still leaves things far f

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s deal is rejected by parliament. it was a protest against a put ecosystem that was a working for the people. we should not fear change. we should embrace it. deep-seatedd to avoid a damaging brexit that will hurt enterprise, jobs and living standards, and use it as a catalyst for economic transformation. >> corbyn added bridget an outdated economic thinking is help create a situation where 20% of britain's wealth is in the hands of 1% of the population. a continue that makes us one of the most unequal countries of the european union. global news on-air and on tictoc and over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. caroline: i'm caroline hyde. julie: -- >> i'm taylor riggs. with apple and facebook leading declines from wall street. new trade fears weighing on sentiment. and the pound measures up to the case of business leaders who fight for opposition to the brexit deal. a possible leadership challenge. that and more coming up. taylor: we are two hours away from the close. the equity markets hitting near the lows of the session. they're off almost 2% every sector in the red, all 11 sectors have been higher. those are lower. by 8/10 ofs higher 1% even after s

speaker a lot of people want that job i spoke with tim ryan on "sunday morning futures" tried town seat her rental i asked him about the potential for him being speaker here is what he said. >>s to become speaker of the house, are you running for speaker of the house this time? >> we got a couple more days there are a number of candidates that are having conversations that are talking about running i will say it is not going to be a coronation somebody is going to run. for leadership. i think it is important that we have this discussion. and have this conversation. i think the american people want a change, i think a lot of democrats want a change, and so we're going to have that discussion starting, starting on wednesday, let's hope we are having a conversation about speaker was the house not leader of minority party in congress there is a lot of conversations happening right now. people from cross the country different candidates different demographics talking about running for that leadership. >> he dodged the question, whether or not he is going to run, built she is not going to give it up. >> not going to give it up nancy is a liberal democrat from san francisco everybod

people thought, probably you know a small th majority ihouse. i think we'll pick up three or four seats. i don'know what's going on in texas. c'mon, ted sof the day i think we will have a democratic house and a majority in the senate. it will be a time for the president and us to find a way forward, immigration and prison sentencing reform are all possible with a divided government. >> are you worried about ted cruz? i'm rtain concerned. o'rourke is doing a heck hoff a jothe socialism thing isn' working in florida, but it's working in texas. go figure. >> the state is too early to call. but -- >> yeah, it's too early. but socialism is bigger than texas than i thought it would be.k >> i got to u about attorney general jeff sessions. a lot of folks think the president who has made no secret of his displeasuretoith his own ey general. a lot of people and i put you in this category basically said sessions is likely gone after the mid-terms. do you still believe that to be the case? >> ah, i think jeff will step aside after the mid-term and the president will nominate somebody --ig >> ror be fired? >> i like jeff but it's clearly -- well, we

people -- >> but they already wrote those districts off, john. those districts are gone. they've been written off by this administration. so let's shore up where we can and make sure the senate maybe pick s up a seat. >> the poll doesn't show they're going to lose necessarily. that's the point. >> i would just argue that at this point, look at him and look at what he's doing right now and vote on that. still ahead on "morning joe," steve kornacki is here with a ton of new poll s. plus the ad that encapsulates everything we just said. the president ramps up the fear and loathing five days before the midterms. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. (bright electronic music) - [announcer] powerful cleaning. that's what you expect from shark, and our newest robot vacuum is no exception. from floors to carpets, it tackles all kinds of debris, even pet hair, with ease. but what about cleaning above the floor? that's why we created the shark ion robot cleaning system, our innovative robot vacuum paired with a built-in powerful shark handheld. the shark ion robot cleaning system. one dock, two sharks. cleaning on a whole new level. (bright percussive music) discover.o. i like your card, but i

these are the people governor farm system, come through the ranks, and are being murmurs of congress and governors. now it is never there are pledging some those seats. the race to the governor 's the republicans. they picked up someone's hair. but the republican— the governor's races, that is some ways the democrats do better. making a very wise whether we've been focusing on the senate and the house and the governors races. the democratic party was religious medicare and the united states on another server could be picking up again. anthony zurcher, thank you for joining again. anthony zurcher, thank you forjoining us again. this gives me a little bit of a chuckle. there are two people running in this race who have been indicted. one of them was arrested in august. to republican, as men who have been indicted. one campaign fraud and the other on insider trading. it looks that they have both won their seats.” insider trading. it looks that they have both won their seats. i think they will both be re—elected, and that goes to show how quirky our syste m that goes to show how quirky our system is, that on election night, people say through the bums out, but mine is not as bad as