when you think about the marginal impact here, the difference that a red senate, may be a red house,nd a trump white house means, what industry is going to feel it most? >> it is hard to say one specific industry but pharma is one. we think big tech and the auto industry, so every -- almost every industry will benefit potentially. and then the proposal to raise taxes on buybacks is probably not going to happen now, so that is a positive. lower taxes, better capital gains tax rate, dividends will be easier to do. i wonder what companies do. how do they prepare themselves for an incoming trump administration if that is possible? >> that is hard to do because it is not always certain. this is an idea i have versus this is what i am actually going to do. you have to wait and see what things get implemented and that is what people will be focused on trying to get a sense of. it also depends on who he surrounds himself with. katie: what about when it comes to tariffs? tariffs -- he does not need congress to do that. that can sort of happen. you think about the tech industry and relationshi

house. the city has red tag this house, meaning no one's allowed inside. for now, the owners saying she hopes things can be repaired and that she'll be back inside soon. it has been a wet start to thanksgiving week as tens of thousands of people head to bay area airports for their getaways are conference. dan kerman live for us sfo. hundreds of flights have been delayed so far? dan, are things looking up? >> i things are still delayed here. we've had continued bad weather and a steady stream of rain throughout the day that causes delays for flights coming in. and of course, that dominoes for flights than going out. you know, i remember when thanksgiving used to be just a couple of days off now it's turned into a week or week and a happy occasion for many people, many people started this vacation on friday. others beginning at today coming to the airport, finding delays. with just days until thanksgiving. >> travelers headed to airport so they could be with family and friends. but steady rains made travel in and out of sfo. difficult. we were coming from de

red. donald trump swept them and that secured the white house for him. ent one to be called, michigan. let's take a quick look inside the state. this picture is happening across states. you can pick any of these red rural areas, look at the trump lead, 70% there, 66% of the votes. 71%. these are a smaller number of votes but that added up. traditionally democrats, kamala harris doing better in urban areas. detroit, 62% in favour of harris but that wasn't enough to overcome these types of numbers and the more rural areas. this isn't a story of huge swings. donald trump effectively keeping his vote at around the same percentage point, increasing a little, and kamala harris not being able to match joe kamala harris not being able to matchjoe biden kamala harris not being able to match joe biden from kamala harris not being able to matchjoe biden from four years ago, that led to the results we see there. all this blue for democrats turning red for donald trump. let's take a quick look at what else we are waiting for because as well as the presidential electio

donald trump heads back to white house, president elect once again. >> i believe the greatest political movement of all time. >> george: he leads a red crowd of supporters in florida overnight. >> michael: melania trump set to return to the white house as first lady after appearing only a few times out on the trail and defending a woman's right to choose. on stage with her husband celebrating his decisive victory over vice president kamala harris while trump pledged to unite the country. >> it's time to put the divisions of the past four years behind us. it's time to unite. success will bring us together. >> robin: this morning donald trump's plans for his second time in the oval office. from his agenda on immigration and the economy. plus a closer look at where abortion rights stand in ten states. and the reaction around the world. our power house political team has been following every move on the trail. and now what we can expect from the 47th president of the united states. as we say good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is a special edition of "good morning america" your voice your vote, election 2024. >

appetite when it was clear that trump was winning the presidency, and you saw the senate go red and you saw the housed, what were the decisions you had make quickly? arif: the market started to sniff out a trump presidency in september or october. the view on wall street which ended up being correct is if trump were able to win, it was more likely than not that the house also went to republicans. we have known in the case of a trump victory it is likely to be a red sweep and that is where we are today. i agree with you we have been reducing risk leading into the election and that specifically means protecting yourself against rising treasury yields and protecting yourself against a rising dollar and that is what has manifested. sonali: there has been a surge in the dollar since september, investors sniffing out the trump train. has it overcorrected? they are expecting a stringent tariff policy. what happens if we do not get tariffs quite so high? arif: that is the perfect question. i take you back to the last trump administration. this is a unique time in markets when you have something to reflect on

be held up or could be enhanced, if state and local governments could pave the way for more housing. the red impediment more housing supply. stuart: rental demand spiking to levels not seen since 2021. what's going on? >> first of all, i think the lack of new supply exists in the apartment sector and demand is growing as the population grows, as the economy expands and it is back, i don't think it was ever gone. we have the same shortfall in apartments as we do in homes for sale and you will see rents go up. stuart: there you have it. we will see you next week. switching gears, changing the subject, 43 monkeys are on the loose in south carolina in a south carolina town after escaping from a research center. ashley: and embarrassed caretaker around this morning. authorities warning residents to lock their doors and windows until these primates are caught. listen to what the town administrator had to say. >> do not approach them, the house, car, call 911, we will get someone out there. neil: thermal imaging cameras, authorities say the red-faced caretaker failed to explore a door in an enclosu

senate, passing the needed 50 st. mark's deb on 52 at texas and florida to help that along going red in the house of representatives. meanwhile, the g o. p also leads with a $0.19, while the dams are run. the $180.00 c mark, but it's still being content. the few states. if things remain the same, it will mean all free elected. bruncess of u. s. government are in republican hands on the mid the picture. trump haley, a part in still a victory over campbell, a harness of the victory that our country is never seen before, and nothing like this. i want to thank the american people for the extra honor of being 47 as president 40 well, even before trump declared his win mainstream, united states had begun shifting focus from a tax on the republican candidate to jo biden's liability factor. and how horace allegedly had to the full time to prepare for the race well, and that's what makes the timing, i think of president biden's decision to step down after the debates. something that if she does in fact was, will be under a microscope. because of course, there was so much discussion even over the summer ab

. >> the white house and the senate flipping from blue to red . porting house republicans are feeling bullish about their prospects of also keeping control of the house under the lower chamber, still undecided. this election could be a clean sweep for the gop. senior gop beneficial telling cnn quote, we will hold the house and adding, the question is about what the size of the majority is right now. a different battle is brewing, will be the republicans' new senate leader kim?. senate leader mitch mcconnell announced, he would step down from his role in leadership come up with the race to replace him is still wide open. we have two candidates to replace mcconnell. senator rick scott also vying for the position after winning his reelection yesterday. >> i think i will win because i am talking to my colleagues about what they want. here's what they want they want change here they want to be a part of the process. they want to be treated as equals. they want someone who has a relationship with trump . they want somebody who has a plan, someone who has

house who were willing to work with him. he has an even slim are majority in this congress than republicans had in the last congress. so there is no red wave mandate within the house of representatives. it's going to be incredibly difficult for him especially under a very inexperienced speaker to have everyone fall in line. now, that being said, back to what we talked about before. talking about mass deportation. you're talking about crippling our agricultural economy in this country and i saw in the last week you had some of the folks within the farm -- the work of farm labors across the country talking about literally food will not get picked. in vermont, milk will not get -- you know, produced, and so -- basic, fundamental platforms of our economy things that are holding up our economy are the things he's going after with tariffs and plans for mass deportation. i just don't think once this goes into effect that americans are going to be happy with these policies. >> right. because those areas you're talking about, not going to hit blue states. they're going to hit blue and red states. mostly red states. congresswoman, as a member o

win republicans flipped senate fury than 10 seats away from 218 needed for respect majority in the house redave by voters who trust republicans more to bring down costs rein in sfening, president trump projects big tax cuts extension of 2017 jones act set to expire in 2025 joining me florida congressman greg steube house, ways subcommittee iraqi freedom veteran thank you for being here. >> good to see you -- >> i was reading a report from piper sandler said don't get too excited, because trump is going to need 60 votes in the senate to get any of this through, talk to us about this they say adopt expect an expansionary fiscal package don't expect major tax cuts, including, a tax cut for the corporate rate. so what is your expectation in terms of what president trump is going to get through even though i know republicans are running the senate, but you still need 60 votes; right? >> yeah no, we can do it direct conciliation tax cuts budget we need to be 50 votes -- 52, we have 54 u.s. senators put all tax cuts jobs act provision things we passed out of the house this year, all of president tr

that's why for big tech along with a red sweep, trump in the white house, this will be a golden era forg will accelerate and regulatory ease, will dramatically give an environment for big tech and a sigh of relief. you mentioned the golden era, we are talking about the golden era when it comes to artificial intelligence. many countries are jostling to be world leaders in its integration and technology but also its regulation. what is a trump win mean for al in the us going forward? this is the best thing that could happen because it is a fourth industrial revolution taking place, you will have a mass accelaration of ai in the government, a lot of the infrastructure products will be around ai and that's big for microsoft, google, amazon, the defence side, regulatory is in the right lane going 30 miles an hour in a minivan. the tech is in a bugatti going 90 in the left lane and it will accelerate under a trump white house. in other news, the collapsed crypto currency exchange ftx is suing rival binance and its former chief executive changpeng zhao. ftx alleges that nearly $2 billion was i

. >>> raising major red flags over house votes this week. >> if he is on a march to make america fascistwe do not need to supply donald trump with any additional weapons to accomplish his ill purpose. >> when all in starts right now. >>> good evening, i am chris hayes. even if matt gaetz was not investigated by the department of justice for the crime of sex trafficking a minor, something he says he didn't know he still has no business being attorney general. let's put that aside for a moment okay? for all the talk of qualifications and merit, all the railing against dei and affirmative action, gaetz is the world's most rude eclairs ludicrous-- and attention to addicted trolls. the former florida congressman is technically a lawyer, but barely. he practiced law at a small firm for like a minute until 2010 when he ran for office. and for context this was just two years after he passed the bar and he has no experience at any level of trial courts, not as a public defender, or a prosecutor. he has no experienced working for the department of justice, or any justice organization. in fact, he

however, when you have the senate and the house that's red and a red president, that's changed.ke a look at trump, a lot different than the last time when he was trying to figure out. he's pointing to be the ready to go day one, and that's going to ignite -- the. charles: and names like musk, rfk jr -- >> right. ramaswamy, it goes on. smart people. charles: it goes on, right? he's not draining the swamp, he's bringing in folks where he won't have to rely on it. >> exactly. charles: you do have a couple stock the ideas. why these particular stocks? >> there's been a lot of regulatory burdens, i was at a event last night talking to people in private equity, they were getting ready to go, and corn ferry, obviously, if the market is boom, that' another stock that'll be able to benefi. charles: great stuff, man. it was really amazing to see you get that way because i think it underscored, a, how important this election was but, b, how people were thinking much differently than what the experts thought. >> it's about helping people. charles: don't worry, i've been in that boat for 20

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if the house is red, does that make a major difference for trump's ability, or if it is a blue house,at be enough to put some guardrails on a full trump agenda being enacted? >> that is a fascinating thing. democrats had held on there, it would be a major way to change what trump would have done. >> we did hear mitch mcconnell talk about how the filibuster will stand. there is still some level of democratic input into the process. >> that is a great point. the senate is bipartisan. you need the 10 votes from the party to do that but it is fascinating because the house, democrats don't win this, this is a unified control for republicans in washington. trump has laid out an agenda that he clearly thinks he can execute this time because he will stop his administration with allies, not people that he feels like have turned on him in the past. that could make for mope focused trump presidency. >> this is going to look a lot different from his first term. thank you. >>> abortion access was on the ballot in 10 states this election with the voters deciding whether to enshrine reproductive rig

house. now, the red one is sleeping with the green one.f raw cookie dough? oh, is that what that was? i thought it was a raisin sausage. peter, you're gonna get sick. you can't just eat raw food out of the fridge. eh, calm down, people make mistakes. just look at the original design for the first hybrid car. eric, we love the car. we only want to change one thing. is it the "rapist" sign? -yes, it is the "rapist" sign. -i quit. so, as you can see, our quarterly output is up one and a half percent. that's not net, i'm talking gross. you do everything gross. [giggles] [angela] we are predicting another two percent growth. [peter] stupid boring meeting. i don't even want to be here. i'd rather be home, doing dramatic garage door reveals. [♪ rock music playing, alice cooper "no more mr. guy"]

why the state's electric vehicle goals could hit a big red light when donald trump retakes the white house. >>> and a new voice ready to represent the east bay in congress. >> good leaders can work to do good things to hopefully heal old systems that don't work. >> how lateefa simon plans to fill barbara lee's shoes and carve out her own legacy on capitol hill. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> californians could see another bump at the pump. right now the california air resources board is preparing to vote on a proposed low carbon fuel standard after getting an earful from hours of public comment. it would require fuels sold in the state to become progressively cleaner, but critics say the plan would drive up gas prices. the air board is estimating eight to ten cents a gallon, but an national assessment last year projected a 47-cent bump. right now california has the highest gas prices in the country, $1.42 above the national average. that gap has dropped significantly over the past year. that could change with the proposed fuel standards. we'll kee

red wave. they won the white house and took over the u.s. senate.way from keeping control of the house so they need 218, they're at 214 with a dozen or so races left to be called. democrats are scrambling to make sense of their crushing loss. cnn political analyst with this brutal assessment. >> everywhere you look the democrats are in the deep dark state because they have no heir apparent. they held no levers of power in washington most likely come january. the bottom line for democrats, there is no real light at the end of the tunnel. always darkest before it's pitch black. >> harris: president biden and president-elect trump are meeting at the white house tomorrow and house speaker mike johnson says house republicans are eager to meet with him as well. >> i didn't intend to break this as news this morning. since i said it. i invited -- president trump will meet with president biden at the white house. it was suggested. i think he said it first before i did, but that he wanted to come and visit with house republicans. we are ore working out the de

house. if trump wins, my guess would be that he would have a red sweep with the house going the same way aste house. i agree with isaac's point, both of those two outcomes are tolerable. i don't think the markets will have a huge market wide selloff if either trump or harris wins. if trump wins, i think financials look like clearest beneficiary. parts of managed care we think do well in that scenario. traditional energy probably a short-term winner. and then risk i think for clean energy and tariffs -- for clean energy and tariff exposed industrial and consumer names. harris wins the opposite. those clean energy risks come off, tariff risks come off and you don't see necessarily the same benefits in terms of anti-trust and deregulation. >> isaac, your thoughts? >> look, i agree with all those points. i would add a little bit more on the financial side. i think if trump wins, we're going to be talking very seriously about getting fanny or freddy out of conservativeship. on the harris victory side, i think, of course, we can make the argument that green energy is going to be a beneficiary. bu

housing. we also want to make common cause with people in red states. oney also. we have got to work hard to prevent that money from being cut because we can do creative things at the local level, invest our pension funds being make more creative use of our bonds and use every tool we have got but we have to fight at the federal level to preserve the housing and education and health care and infrastructure money that all american communities rely on. >> thank you both for joining us. >>> up next, we dig deeper in to trump's dark immigration plans, specifically who he is bringing back to the white house to help him do it. back to the white hou him do it. ackie! (♪♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold on, don't you owe me money? what?! your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! (marci) what is going on? (luke) people love how the new homes-dot-com helps the

all all of this house chiefs in this very tight margin are now going to be up for grabs. you seem to feel that for that seat will stay rede johnston you heard earlier, speaker of the house sort of giving away some pushback, but i do know, maybe he would not mind. [chuckling] because he has been an agitator to say in the house of representatives. >> it is true, you has been one of the ones, but think about what this does, how much political powers this is giving to governor ron desantis down there. a senate seat obviously if marco rubio is confirmed, you would have to appoint somebody until another election for that prominent role on the line. districts all through florida to talk about mike waltz, matt gaetz another, it will all go through special election. you have to imagine ron desantis will try to do this as quickly as possible, without special election for her district, but it gives him quite a lot of time in the political spotlight with so many names into the trump administration. >> martha: the department of justice oversees the fbi, obviously it is a big job and it is a long arms of justice in this country, presi

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house. the city red tag, the home as a precaution. and heidi is staying in apartment in the east bay for the time being on monday, an electrician was evaluating the house. he's hopeful that it can be repaired and that heidi can return she's lucky in a lot of regard say could be a whole lot worse, especially with the size of this tree. it says she's grateful to everyone who has helped her through this ordeal. >> and relieved that no one was hurt. thing that i am grateful for >> is that nobody got hurt. my job to get name was doing it going to go >> another tree that was cut down was about 100 years old. it was easily the biggest tree on this tree lined street. the reason they had to take it down as once that branch broke off, that could see that the interior of the tree was rod. but for now in san mateo charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast looking live at sfo. lot of people, a lot of traveling, a lot of people flying for thanksgiving, lawrence, are they going to be met with delays, i know t

. >> one congressman on why he's raising major red flags over big house proposals this week. >> we do not need to supply donald trump with any additional weapons to accomplish his ill purpose. >> when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. even if matt gaetz wasn't investigated by the department of justice for the crime of sex trafficking a minor, something he says he didn't do, something he hasn't been charged for, he still has no business being the attorney general . so, what's put this aside for a moment. for all the talk of qualifications and merits, the railing against pei and affirmative action, matt gaetz is the world's most ludicrous affirmative action pick ever. in this case affirmative action for trump. the congressman is technically a lawyer but barely. he practiced law at a small firm for a minute until 2010 when he ran for office and for context it was two years after he passed the bar. he's got no experience at any level of trial course not as a public defender or prosecutor. he has no experience working for the department of justice or

map right now, multiple senate democrats contending for re-election in reliably red or swing states. meantime in the house, democrats feeling better about their chances. democrats would need to gain four seats in order to wrestle control of that chamber in the house away from republicans, and there are nearly a dozen house races across the country, linsey, that are either a toss-up or extremely competitive tonight. >> linsey: expect it to be a nail biter again. jay, thank you. >>> authorities are warning of a threat ahead of tuesday's final vote. already, the fbi has identified at least two fake videos purporting to be from the agency, a disinformation video published last week believed to be the work of foreign state actors. here's investigative correspondent aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, what intelligence officials have long feared is happening on the eve of the presidential election -- the nation is being bombarded with disinformation. the fbi issuing a rare and urgent warning that videos circulating online with an fbi logo and animation are nothing more than the product of russian internet tro

my plan includes cladding cutting through red tape on the issue of housing again, working with local and state leaders to cut through the red tape, as well as creating incentives to the private sector builders and developers to actually build new housing, so we can increase supply and bring down costs. >> reporter: madam president. >> vice president. three days. >> madame vice president, thank you. in milwaukee and across the state, will be praying about this election, urging people to get out and vote. i think last week i heard you say, god's power works through us. what is your faith tell you about who god wants to win this election and lead our divided country? >> my face, and my belief in god tells that, we all must think about our lives through our ability to do good works, and through those works, to lift people up, to help the needy, to help the poor, to help the elderly. and my plan for my presidency was informed with that spirit and that approach. i do believe that people understand that that really is the sign of a real leader, which is not the finding one's strength based o

if you flip georgia back to red, holds north carolina, then turns pennsylvania red, he's going to the white housegain. if he can't win pennsylvania, he has to win somewhere else in the midwest. donald trump can't get to the white house unless he cracks the blue wall. wins michigan, holds north carolina, flips georgia, he can do it with nevada and six electoral votes. but if he can't win michigan and the blue wall comes down to wisconsin, he has to win down in arizona to get those 11 electoral votes. >> that's what we're going to be doing, counting electoral votes. >> tonight and maybe tomorrow. >> maybe next week, we shall see. >> kristen welker, moderator of "meet of press." what are you looking for? early indications that suggest one or more of those paths we talked about are real? >> slabsolutely. the historic gender gap could be one of the big stories of this election. we've seen it in polling leading up to tonight. vice president kamala harris has a significant lead with women voters. former president donald trump has a real lead with male voters. we'll be watching those early returns to see

trump riding a red wave back to the white house after surviving his loss in 2020. two impeachments, felony convictions, and assassination attempts. the president-elect joining vice president harris in the battleground states after tapping into concerns over the economy, mr. trump now vowing to unite the country. >> this will truly be the golden age of americarump now vowing to unite the country. >> this will truly be the golden age of america. >> vice president . >> vice president harris calling to concede the race to mr. trump, and late today addressing supporters and the nation. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign. >> what went wrong for her and the democrats as republicans also flip control of the senate, the focus tonight now shifting to what president-elect trump will do in his second term, his plans for mass deportations, the economy, abortion rights, and what his victory means for the criminal cases pending against him. we will break it all down with full political team coverage. our special edition of "nigh

my plan includes cutting through red tape on the issue of housing, again. ncludes working with local and state leaders to cut through the red tape as well as creating incentives for the private sector, builders and developers, the actually build new housing so we can increase supply and bring down the cost. >> charles? >>ed madam president, thank you -- >> three days? [inaudible conversations] >> that will go viral, for sure. tomorrow faith leaders in milwaukee and across the state will be praying about this election. >> yeah. >> encouraging people to get out and vote. >> yes. >> i think last week i heard you say god's power works through us. >> yes. >> what does your faith tell you about who god wants to win this election and lead our divided country? >> my faith and my belief in god tells me that we all must think about our lives through our ability to do good works. and through those work, to lift people up, to help the needy, to help the poor, to help the elderly. and my plan for my presidency is informed with that spirit and that approach. and i to do b

the former president riding the red wave back to the white house.how he broke through the blue wall to beat vice president kamala harris and her message to supporters after she conceded the race. >>> the gop also locked up the senate but control of congress not set in stone. the outstanding races to watch as the votes continue to be counted. >>> trump's victory also a win on wall street. the post election rally and how his policy proposals could impact the economy. >>> a new study to keep all of us awake at this hour. why daytime drowsiness could be a signf cognitive decline. >>> and clicking once? clicking twice? sold. dorothy's iconic ruby slippers are finding a new home at the auction block. but you might need to bet the house to afford them. it's thursday, november 7th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. glad you're with me this early. i'm frances rivera. the 2024 presidential election is officially over, but ballots are still being counted. vice president kamala harris has conceded to donald trump. the former president has a chance t

house. the city red tag, the home as a precaution. and heidi is staying in apartment in the east bay for the time being electrician was evaluating the house. he's hopeful that it can be repaired and that heidi can return she's lucky in a lot of regard say could be a whole lot worse, especially with the size of this tree. it says she's grateful to everyone who has helped her through this ordeal. >> and relieved that no one was hurt. thing that i am grateful for >> is that nobody got hurt my dogs to get name is doing it going to go >> all right. back live now. know that tree was about 100 years old. it was the biggest tree on this very tree lined street. everybody knew about it. and the reason they had to cut the entire tree down as one set branch broke off, the could see inside the interior, the tree. and can see the core of it was rotten. so they decided to just take the whole tree down. but for now in san mateo, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. not to the south bay and the rain made for a wet commute this morning. t

the house officially stays red in the senate sees a new phase of leadership, fox news digital politicalspondent brooks england with the latest. that's right house speaker mike johnson confirm matt gaetz resigned from congress shortly after president-elect trump tapped him to be the next attorney general, the resignation comes days before the house ethics was set to vote on releasing the damaging report about him, the committee has been investigating the former congressman for years for allegations including sex trafficking, drug use and accepting bribes, all of which he denies, gates immediately faced opposition from senators on both sides of the aisle with two republican senate sources telling fox news he will never get confirmed. >> it is a god tear trolling, trigger, meltdown. >> we wonder if he can get confirmed by the house republican conference based upon the stories from the last couple of years. what we can tell you we have all the president to figure out what we have to do. >> i don't know enough about him in terms of ethics charges is an interesting pick and will have to see h

is the house going red? o i'm sorry, staying red? ical comeback in history. with a mandate. and i think that when you combine that with the senate seats that we had and our ability to keep the house, this is going to be what we need to move forward with the america first agenda, and i think that we're going to see moves that are going to allow this economy to breathe, this economy to grow. and for us to be able to bring down inflation, bring down costs and really truly have an seconoy that's going to work for every american family. >> you know, michael, the markets themselves. there's an old adage that they love gridlock. they don't say democrat gridlock when a democrat is president. the markets like gridlock for a reason, when either party is in power. but i don't know, the markets just don't trust either one to be unbrigdled. you would say it would be a great development for the economy if it was senate, house, and president trump. >> yeah, just look at the impact that we had during the first couple of years of president trump's ter

red zone. the area houses the parliament and diplomatic missions.st unrest began on sunday and escalated after a rally led by khan's wife -- bushra bibi. officials say she's inciting the violence. >> there is tear gas being fired. from there, tear gas is being thrown at the police. there will be a severe reaction, the state is showing great patience. bushra bibi has planned it so that we kill people, she wants bloodshed here. stephanie: imran khan addressed his supporters from jail, writing in a post on x, "all protesting pakistanis stay peaceful, united, and stand firm." the popular politician has been in jail since last year, and faces more than 150 criminal cases, which his supporters say are politically-motivated. authorities say only the courts can order his release. a new biden administration proposal would cover the cost of popular weight-loss drugs through medicare or medicaid. that means millions of obese americans would have access to treatments like ozempic or zepbound. the proposal could cost taxpayers as much as $35 million -- over the

january 20th will sign an executive order for remain in mexico or he might have a bill from the house and senate redlly takes this down the field. maria: now, president-elect trump's team is holding discussions on possibly creating a new white house position dedicated to crypto policy. the administration wants to expand the power of the commodities futures trading commission by granting that cftc oversight of the digital asset market. all of this happening as trump gets a chance to pick the next head of the s.e.c., securities and exchange commission, with chairman gary gensler stepping down in january. congressman, i know you've been working on digital assets a lot and you see major change coming. walk us through how that plays out. what do you expect? >> well, we are going to unlock innovation in america again. this has been very frustrating under joe biden and gary gensler at the s.e.c. who has gone out with this power that he thinks he has to do these unreasonable enforcement actions and try and guide an industry into the ground. today, the headline is donald trump wants to make america a leader

house. >>> seeing red. nbc's exclusive reporting on man who could oversee health care for trump. how robert f. kennedy jr.'s anti-vaccine group lost $3 million last year. >>> our nbc reporters are following all of the latest developments, and we start with the justice department. they are still absorbing the idea of matt gaetz as potentially their new boss. david rhodes, good to see you, david. i wonder what you are hearing inside doj. >> there was shock. some people called it insane. given his own past where he was previously investigated in a sex trafficking case, no charges were filed against gaetz in that case, but there is a concern that that experience, having gone through a federal investigation, may make him biased against the doj. a bigger issue as many people are citing the lack of experience, gaetz is a laurp. briefly practiced law in florida but has no prosecution experience. the biggest concern is as trump's ally will he retaliate against people who participated in the two criminal investigations against president trump. for january 6th and for mishandling classified

house. >>> seeing red. nbc's exclusive reporting on man who could oversee health care for trump.ur nbc report

house. the city red tag, the home as a precaution. heidi is staying in apartment in the east bay for the time being on monday, an electrician was evaluating. the house. he's hopeful that it can be repaired and that heidi can return she's lucky in a lot of regard say could be a whole lot worse, especially with the size of this tree. it says she's grateful to everyone who has helped her through this ordeal. >> relieved that no one was hurt. thing that i am grateful for >> is that nobody got hurt by johnston. you heard today was doing it or would he go >> another tree that was cut down was about 100 years old. it was easily the biggest tree on this tree lined street. the reason they had to take it down as once that branch broke off, that could see that the interior of the tree was rod. but for now in san mateo charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> 10, 18, the time. and yeah, let's go to the north bay now where they're dealing with the aftermath of all that heavy rain we saw last week that storm unfortunately left 2 people dead and caused a l

trump riding a red wave back to the white house after surviving his loss in 2020.mpeachments, felony convictions, and assassination attempts. the president-elect joining vice president harris in the battleground states after tapping into concerns over the economy, mr. trump now vowing to unite the country. >> this will truly be the golden age of america. >> vice president harris calling to concede the race to mr. trump, and late today addressing supporters and the nation. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign. >> what went wrong for her and the democrats as republicans also flip control of the senate, the focus tonight now shifting to what president-elect trump will do in his second term, his plans for mass deportations, the economy, abortion rights, and what his victory means for the criminal cases pending against him. we will break it all down with full political team coverage. our special edition of "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" decision 2024 live from election headquarters in

housing authority officials discussed housing affordability and supply at an event hosted by the bipartisan policy center here in washington, d.c. topics included red inflation, zoning reform, and housing tax credits. they also discussed how a new congress could impact housing policy following the 2024 elections. the nations housing affordability crisis. a crisis of availability of housing, pricing of housing, defects such as homelessness, one that touches lives of people of all ages, effects careers and quality of life in communities. from urban centers to real communities, a lack of affordable housing is a growing concern for millions of americans. has this crisis escalates, it is crucial governments at all levels and the private sector come together to identify and implement strategies that could make housing more accessible for all americans. the bpc has made a major commitment to housing. bpc is led by margaret spellings, our president. we put a major emphasis on dealing with bipartisan solutions to the housing crisis. today's event involves three organizations. the bpc which is the host as you see here today, a role we play on many issues. th

and, so, we are both aligned on the way to solve our housing crisis to cut the red tape. >> reporter: bilal says he is optimistic that voters will see real change when the new leadership takes over. he says he is honored to be a part of it especially as the board's first muslim and south asian supervisor. >> reporter: in a statement posted to instagram, he tauted some of his accomplishments writing in part, quote, we ban evictions, paid back rents, tax the mega-rich for social housing, barred sfpd robots and pioneers hotels for homeless people, passed ground breaking rights for renters among other things. he thanked voters for electing him and he would soon announce his plans for the future. >>> for national politics it has been clear since tuesday night that change is coming there too. tonight we are getting a better sense of how it will take shape. president-elect trump is filling key positions in his administration and putting an emphasis on allies and aides that were strong supporters in the past hour cnn discovered christie nomme is homeland security. overseeing customs to border

house who said 25 people did not qualify. we still don't know to this day who it is, but there has been a high-level official they said had three to four real serious red flags that they were concerned about. but the white house said these things were blown out of proportion. and since we don't know what the red flags were, we don't know who the person is. it is hard to say what the truth is. host: do you think we will find out who those people were and what the red flags were once donald trump comes back for a second administration and has the leverage of power? guest: i think we will find disclosures on a lot of things, a lot of things that stymied the president the first time. i think we will see a lot of disclosures about that. i think you will release everything. like matt gaetz at the justice department. host: jared, california, democrat. thanks for waiting. caller: yes, this is jared from california. my thing is donald trump is at different kind of people, spanish people, black people -- my question is, what is the only selecting white people to be in his cabinet?another thing . one more thing. why do we have two have all of the sexual assault p

says he will focus on streamlining process, from hiring police officers to building housing was about cutting the red tape and the bureaucracy to make the government work better for the people, as it should be. mahmoud says his work as a policy analyst in former president barack obama's administration gives him experience helping small businesses. he says he knows how to get things done and build consensus. he points to his work as an entrepreneur, running nonprofits and getting legislation passed just feels lawless at times. this couple lives in mahmood's district. they tell me they sold their car after it was broken into four times in eight months. >> it's just not safe around to walk and walk around at night, and it's often not safe to walk around during the day. not to mention the cleanliness. my goal as supervisor is to have the rest of the city see what i see in this neighborhood, which is the community, the diversity, the small business. >> mahmoud says he's looking forward to working with the other supervisors and the new mayor. he is scheduled to be sworn into office on january eighth in san

controversial florida representative matt gaetz and the republicans will maintain control of the house with the red sweep in washington. >> politics is tough and in many cases, not a very nice world it is a nice word today and i appreciate a transition that is so smooth. >>> let's start today's show looking at some of the corporate stories out this morning starting with siemens, they reported a historic high coming in at 9 billion euro on the back of just under 76 billion in revenue. however, orders fell 4% on a comparable basis the german industrial giant sees revenue growth between 3% and 7% in the fiscal year of 2025 and warned of rising geopolitical risks on the horizon the german social giant sees revenue growth between 3% and 7% in the fiscal year of 2025 as i highlighted there in the mid of the geopolitical risks on the horizon. >> the market outlook is muted we have the prognosis of 3% to 7% growth. we will increase again that's our plan. we will see growth areas in our markets. we have the right portfolio which is demanded. is it in digitalization or automation or also sustainability you k

house. the city red tag, the home as a precaution. and heidi is staying in apartment in the east bay for the time being on monday, an electrician was evaluating the house. he's hopeful that it can be repaired and that heidi can return soon. she's lucky in a lot of regard say could be a whole lot worse, especially with the size of this tree. it says she's grateful to everyone who has helped her through this ordeal. >> and relieved that no one was hurt. thing that i am grateful for >> is that nobody got hurt by get heard today was doing it or would he go >> another tree that was cut down was about 100 years old. it was easily the biggest tree on this tree lined street. the reason they had to take it down as once that branch broke off, that could see that the interior of the tree was rod. but for now in san mateo, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> as millions of motorists gear up for holiday travel. the chp is ready. we're taking a live look here at the sandra fell bridge. looking out, though, towards richmond in the east bay. so startin

house. the blue represents democrat states, red republican.s is what it looks like now even though two states are still to declare, donald trump has already comfortably won the race, reaching the magic number in the electoral college system of 270. he's also won the popular vote, by 51%, to kamala harris�*s 47%. both ms harris and president biden have spoken to mr trump in separate phone calls and mr biden will address the nation later on thursday. samira hussein reports from washington. the walk to the podium to deliver the speech that no politician wants to give. but kamala harris owed it to the country to concede the election. a fundamental principle of american democracy is that when we lose an election, we accept the results. that principle, as much as any other, distinguishes democracy from monarchy or tyranny. and anyone who seeks the public trust must honour it. at the same time, in our nation, we owe loyalty not to a president or a party, but to the constitution of the united states. the party—like atmosphere from tuesday vanished. no

house. the city red tag, the home as a precaution. and heidi is staying in apartment in the east bay for the time being on monday, an electrician was evaluating the house. he's hopeful that it can be repaired that heidi can return soon. she's lucky. no one regard say could be a whole lot worse, especially with the size of this tree. it says she's grateful to everyone who has helped her through this ordeal. >> relieved that no one was hurt. thing that i am grateful for >> is that nobody got hurt. my job to get name was doing it going to get >> all right. back live now this tree with this oak tree was about 100 years old. it was easily the largest tree on this tree lined street. people are sad to see it go. but the reason they had cut the entire thing down as one set branch broke off, the could see that the interior of the tree was run and therefore the whole thing could come down. so that was a danger. and they decided to cut it down completely. but for now, in san mateo, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. one with m