shepard?ake, thank you. >>> it turns out the north korean dictator does want to be thought of as li'l kim. who knew? that's after internet trolls got him hopping mad with a new nickname. so angry, he begged china to wipe out every reference to -- kim fatty per. iii. thank you, interneat. china is an ally with north korea, but the dictator is not popular with a lot of chinese people. you get zero results if you search for the china in china, but according to associated press, you can find variations like kim fat fat fat, here he is li'l kim. >>> there's a word the fbi and secret service has joined the search for the son of a uss congressman two days after the 21-year-old went missing in texas. we'll hear what his gere friend says he left behind. that's coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >>> a tough story out of texas. a search under way for a congressman's son who went missing there. the son is 21-year-old carl conyers, student at university of houston. his father is the michigan democrati

this is an interesting circumstance, shepard. it is developing in realtime. and we have not even gotten to the upper midwest. stay tuned. we're about to find out. >> yes, we are. those three states and 11 others close in just seven minute here's on the fox broadcast network. if you're donald trump, you got to have florida. if you're donald trump, you got to have north carolina. if you're donald trump, you got to have ohio. all of them are swing states. all of them are too close to call. all of them are possible. big states about to close. all of those that bill hemmer just mentioned. the suspense will end as we found out whose efforts have paid off and whose short. as our election night coverage for all you friendsgiving hosts, invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... hi everyone... the

shepard: peace of the key states we are seeing.higan is a state that if you were placesks ago that would both be spending time coming in clinton was going to send chelsea clinton and bill clinton are today and president obama will be there tomorrow morning. i would have been very surprised, but michigan is a state that does not have significant early voting, so the race has tightened over the last two weeks. that is a state hillary clinton need to worry about. i think you see that at this state with 16 electorate votes. it is a big price on the map. it is a state she needs to defend. obviously has always been a key firewall for her. there is a new poll that shows are ahead by six. similarly, only election day voting there. that is a state when the stakes are really high on the one day and that is why hillary clinton is going to be winding things down monday night there with her running mate, husband, president and mrs. obama as well, basically the whole gang making the big final push. north carolina is a state where hillary clinton

i'm shepard smith. you bought a wig, a jersey, and overpriced nachos... don't let sinus symptoms bring you down now. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. >>> race for the white house is on. it is as close as it can be. the electoral cle almost even. 68%-67% right now. need 270 to win. marco rubio has just been announced as the winner by the fox news decision team in the state of florida and the presidential race is absolutely 100% tied in the state of florida right now. would you look at these numbers? 28 votes now separate hillary clinton and donald trump with more than, or close to 8 million that, ladies and gentlemen, is absolutely astounding. 48.5%-48.5%. florida is as close or closer than it has ever been. donald trump has said i must win florida or i cannot win the presidency. the chance is still there. we could know soon. florida is donald trump's second home, state which researchers in our brain room say holds the most importance for his campaign in this election. steve harrigan live in south florida right now. >> repor

har >> we'll get back to new yorke and shepard smith.>> reporter: it's 9:30 on the west coast, half past midnight on the east coast and fox news projects hillary clinton wins the state of nevada. harry reed brout out his big machine in and around clark county in the wayning days of the campaign. harry reed had lines and lines of people. the polling places were supposed to close at a certain time. the long was so long that they voted for hours on end after. donald trump complained about it to a judge said these votes should not be allowed. the judge said we hold them anyway. but the widespread blee is they were already in line and if you're already in line your votes count, be it as it may, they would not have made the difference. nevada goes to secretary clinton. that gives her six more electoral votes so the count is donald trump 254. hillary clinton, 215. here are the rest of the states we're still watching. these are all that remain. nevada is off the board for secretary clinton. next is michigan. michigan and its 16 electoral votes s

i'm shepard smith at fox news world headquarters in new york city. on the fox bro hillary clinton, the first woman presidential nominee of a major political party, facing off tonight against donald trump, who defeated 16 republican rivals including senators and governors to clinch the gop nomination. the polls have just closed in more than a dozen states in the united states. including the biggest battleground of them all, the state of florida. right now, the fox news decision team cannot yet call the state of florida and frankly, it may 75% of all precincts in florida are now reporting. hillary clinton with the slight lead. she has 3,465,00 votes. that's the early number in florida where polls closed just two minutes ago. 75% reporting. the state of florida right now, too close to call. 29 electoral votes up for grabs there. donald trump has said if i do not win florida, i cannot win the presidency. we few minutes. the decision desk has also not been able to call the extremely important state of pennsylvania. the numbers aren't yet in but, you know,

. >> now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news desk. >>> hump day at last. first from the fox news deck, there's word a battle is waging high in trump tower as the president-elect's advisers fight to fill some of the new administration's top positions. that's according to a senior trump economic adviser, plus, the website, politico, "the new york times" and the "washington post." "the times" report, i'm quoting here, firings and discord have put the trump transition into a state of disarray. but president-elect trump is firing back in a big way. he tweeted today, "the failing "the new york times" story is so totally wrong on transition. it is going so smoothly. also i have spoken to many foreign leaders." "the times" reports world leaders have been blindly dialing into trump to talk to america's next commander in chief. president-elect trump tweeted he's taken calls from the leaders of many countries including the united kingdom, china, saudi arabia, japan and, of course, russia. more on his talk with the russian president vlad putin in a moment. first, the

voted against, for example, the matthew shepard hate crime law. he showed hostility to the violence against women act. this is an individual who has shown a hostility to the enforcement of civil rights laws even though the position of attorney general would have a particular responsibility in that area. here's what's important, though, steve -- >> can i just ask you, though, to make the point but i want to follow up. how different does that make him -- this is a republican who just won the election for president, presumably -- >> sure. >> -- going to get a republican pick for attorney general. the other instances, the other cases, examples you're bringing up, how different is jeff sessions different than any other republican pick you're going to get? >> he's different in one fundamental way. what he has shown as a hostility to voting rights which from our standpoint is especially important. voting is the language of democracy. if you don't vote, you don't count. this is first election in our nation that did not have the full protection of the voti

eli manning hits a wide open sterling shepard. all along, giants up, two to play. birds down five. pass deflected. jordan hicks, the athletic player. eagles in the red zone. fourth down goes to jordan matthews. he can't come down with it when it matters most. giants would take over and hold on to beat the eagles, 28-23. the final. with more on today's game, we bring in john clark, live from metlife stadium. hey, john. >> yeah, danny, the eagles outgain ed the giants. problem is, they were only two of six in the red zone and missed fourth down opportunities outside of the red zone. on third and fourth downs, they were 4 for 19. doug pederson says he will continue to be aggressive. >> there's opportunities there to be had, and there's plays to be made. these are all -- this is, again, part of our growth process on offense. rookie quarterback, young

and paramedic, jake shepard. >> big heart, big personality. a huge loss for everyone. >> reporter: also among the dead, the pilot and a patient. the plane destined for a hospital in utah, plummeting moments after take-off. witness reports leading police to believe there was a mechanical failure. we've seen accidents like this before. in july, a medical transport plane went down in california, crashing, killing the pilot. since 2010, there have been more than 20 fatalities. american medflight, which owns the nevada plane, saying it's devastated and it is cooperating with authorities. the ntsb and faa are now on scene investigating. telling abc news, the pilot likely saved lives by avoiding an apartment b an apartment building nearby. dan. >> phillip,

. >> i'm john scott in for shepard myth. first from the fox news deck. the future trump white house. the president-elect says he has a busy day in new york and will soon be making, quote, very important decisions about the people who will be running our government, and announced a shakeup in his transition team. mike pence will take over as chairman from new jersey governor chris christie. the first hint of how much power the indiana governor might have as vice president. helping him are people who might end unon the cabinet. including members of the president-elect's inner circle. ivanka trump, eric trump, rudy giuliani and dr. ben carson and steven ban non, rnc chair, province priebus. kaley anne conway, peter teal and dozens of others. more on that in a moment. president-elect trump is also

we'll go back to fox's coverage of the election.es with shepard smith right now.es with shepard >>> it's 6:30 on the west coast, 9:30 on the east coast, and another win for donald trump. fox news now projects trump will win the state of arkansas, reliably red no doubt. the early numbers weren't enough. with 42% of all precincts an approximately 22-point lead, donald trump declared the winner in the state of arkansas. now to some of the races we've been waiting to call, here is the state of florida. now 94% of all precincts reporting, donald trump with 140,028-vote lead. still waiting for about half of broward county which has a large hispanic population. much of that hispanic vote had already come in in early voting. county outstanding as well. but otherwise sprinkled around the state, florida, way too close to call, donald trump with the edge. if someone has a real edge in florida late in the game, that someone, if you had to pick one, would be donald trump. on to ohio. no republican has won it without winning ohio first. 53% of all precincts reporting, donald trump with an approximatel

for shepard smith reporting, 3:00 eastern, noon pacific. it will be a whole new world. and we just witnessed the biggest upset in a modern american history. the vice president united states is a man named pence. and the president-elect is donald j. trump. not that long ago he was a character on howard stern's radio show, and then was saying, "you are fired" on the apprentice. and then struck a chord and said, we need change. i will be your voice. i will be your change. i will be this country back in your direction. and now we wait to see what that how all of us will be affected. we will be here to cover it for you fair and balanced, i am shepard smith. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an executive assistant from burien, washington... and our returning champion, a homemaker from prescott, arizona... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show. this is election day. hope you voted. i did. remember, you

this is an interesting circumstance, shepard. it is developing in realtime. we have not even gotten to the upper midwest. michigan, minnesota, wisconsin. are there surprises up there? stay tuned. we're about to find out. >> yes, we are. those three states and 11 others close in just seven minute here's on the fox broadcast network. if you're donald trump, you got to have florida. if you're donald trump, you got to have north carolina. if you're donald trump, you got to have ohio. all of them are swing states. all of them are too close to call. all of them are possible. big states about to close. all of those that bill hemmer just mentioned. the suspense will end as we found out whose efforts have paid off and whose have fallen short. as our election night coverage as our election night coverage continues fios is not cable. we're wired differently. as our election night coverage continues that means incredibly fast 150 g internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes we're wired differently. as our election night coverage continues gary watson to beat

i'm shepard smith at fox news world headquarters in new york city. hillary clinton, the first woman presidential nominee of a major political party, facing off tonight against donald trump, who defeated 16 republican rivals including senators and governors to clinch the gop nomination. the polls have just closed in more than a dozen states in the united states. including the biggest battleground of them all, the state of florida. right now, the fox news decision team cannot yet call the state

this one i find really interesting, shepard.n a lot of talk from the trump campaign that they are bringing in voters for the first time. people saying i never vote the before or haven't voted in 25 years, i'm coming out for donald trump. the first-time voter, 55% go for hillary clinton and 37% went for donald trump. so even those first-time voters, white voter that a lot of people thought was going to come out that hadn't come out in a long time, they appear to be siding with hillary clinton tonight, at least according to the numbers we got so far. >> any surprises from your standpoint early going? >> look at these issues that have been compelling in the news lately. the e-mail issue for example. about 62% of voters say, i was very bothered by the e-mail scandal. then you look at the one that is clearly donald trump's biggest problem with women, also bothered a lot of voters. about 72% say that they were bothered by those stories. the "america's news hq" videota -- "access hollywood" tape and all the rest. >> overall, they're th

we'll have the results coming shepard smith. coming he is 16 electoral votes away from the presidency of the united states. and one state to do it. pennsylvania would do it. if he win's pennsylvania, nothing else matters. donald trump will be the president of the united states. with that in mind, rick leventhal is here in allentown tonight. pennsylvania, who ever would have thought it? ever were to be called, pennsylvania would put donald trump over the thought. >> it's incredible. and if you look at the map of pennsylvania, you will see that it is mostly right. the democrats have won make this state the last six presidential elections because the heavenly parts of the state around the philadelphia area are democratic by 7-1. do you go back to 2012, met romney won 54 of the 76 countie counties. but he lost the race by seven -- several hundred votes because he dominated in the areas. the latest numbers show hillary clinton winning just 11 ofhi the 67 counties. as you mention, it is very, very tight. thes question remains how many

let's get to to you new york and list stone shepard smith they just called florida.ounty that enormous hispanic population as high as 20% of the vote so much of which had never voted before. so much of that they believe would all go to hillary clinton. and that would be enough to wipe

you can also join in on the conversation coverage continues with shepard smith right now. >>> it's 5:00 on the west coast, 8:00 on the east coast. on a historic election night in america. i'm shepard smith at fox news world headquarters in new york city hillary clinton, the first woman presidential nominee of a major political party, facing off tonight against donald trump, who defeated 16 republican rivals including senators and governors to clinch the gop nomination. the polls have just closed in more than a dozen states in the united states. including the biggest battleground of them all, the state of florida. right now, the fox news decision team cannot yet call the state

now let me toss it over to shepard smith. thanks for being with us on election day 2016. here's shep. >>> it's 3:00 on the east coast. after hundreds of days on the campaign trail, thousands of miles traveled and billions of dollars spent, it all comes down to this. by the end of this day we should know who will be our next president. either a billionaire businessman or the first woman ever to hold the office. millions of you have already voted, and before this day ends, millions more will cast your ballots. marking your hopes and your dreams for the future of our democracy. in this hour we have extensive coverage from across the country. we'll take you to some of the most important states in play, like florida, north carolina, ohio on this election day in america. finally. let's get to it. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> first from the desk this afternoon, just four hours until the polls start closing in what has been one of the most bitter presidential races in recent history. a campaign season filled with name-calling, personal attacks,

for shepard smith reporting, 3:00 eastern, noon pacific. it will be a whole new world. and we just witnessed the biggest upset in a modern american history. the vice president elect of united states is a man named pence. and the president-elect is donald j. trump. not that long ago he was a character on howard stern's radio show, and then was saying, "you are fired" on the apprentice. and then struck a chord and said, we need change. i will be your voice. i will be your change. i will be this country back in your direction. means, how it will happen, and how all of us will be affected. we will be here to cover it for you fair and balanced, i am shepard smith. fox news new york. ? ? >>> a stunning night across america as donald trump is now within a whisker of capturing the white house. if he captures another state, maybe arizona and michigan, he is the next president. >> so many people supporting of have people who have been pushing for hillary clinton feeling devastated tonight. let's look at the numbers tonight. we have a divided country although, i would say this is

"your world with cavuto" is coming up now. ♪ >>> thank you, shepard very much.he scene out cytohair international airport earlier today, a lot of people striking there for what they call a living wage. they want it up to $15 an hour. these are hourly workers. the airport pays them, not the airlines at least directly. their beef was the fact they've been working a long time as airport cleaning hands, wheelchair attendants, baggage handlers oraa cyst the baggage handlers and they felt they should get a bigger slice of the pie here that would essentially be for some of them a doubling in their wage, for some of them a few dollars more. let's just say you do not want to mess with coverage of such an event when it involves jeff block trying to get to

i'm shepard smith at fox news world headquarters in new york city. on the fox bro hillary clinton, the first woman presidential nominee of a major political party, facing off tonight against donald trump, who defeated 16 republican rivals including senators and governors to clinch the gop nomination. the polls have just closed in more than a dozen states in the united states. including the biggest battleground of them all, the state of florida. right now, the fox news decision team cannot yet call the state of florida and frankly, it may

. >> hi, shepard. we're on the bus falling hillary clinton -- following hillary clinton to the rally. we just landed from arizona. the campaign is saying they have not noticed much of a drop in terms of voters saying that the fbi director's comments last friday is making a difference in terms of the polls. nonetheless they are take nothing chances and sent president obama down to florida where the latest equip pea yack poll show -- quinnipiac poll shows clinton leading trump by one point, other polls show trump winning in florida. that's why you see a very emotional president obama hitting several campaign stopped today in florida. here's what the said. >> except you will have more power to carry out the trusted notions that you had before youle were in office. so you can't make excuses for this stuff. this isn't a joke. this isn't survivor. this isn't the bachelorette. this counts. >> reporter: and you can see the press is going to be getting off the bus now, going this event here in greenville -- win

let's get to to you new york and list stone shepard smith they just called florida. fox news has for donald trump. >> broward county that enormous hispanic population as high as 20% of the vote so much of which had never voted before. so much of that they believe would all go to hillary clinton. and that would be enough to wipe out the rural vote to wipe out the trump message that was resonating across the panhandle in dade county in walton county all the way over to appalachia cola and down along the western coast of florida. from charlotte county and collier county and lee county those heavily republican areas that they would not be able to overcome it. they didn't realize that miami dade county the african american vote would be lower than they anticipated. much lower than had been with barack obama. they didn't realize that so much of the hispanic vote came in early voting something that hasn't happened before. republicans most often vote on election day. and across florida, from coast to coast to coast, they have. the panhandle and the southwest coast of florida

john scott is in for shepard smith. have a great day. >>> from embarrassment to ambassador, president-elect donald trump adding two former opponents to his cabinet and is considering a couple more. but some top trump supporters are raising concerns about one contender. >>> also, your 401(k) on a winning streak since the election. the dow could hit a third straight lifetime high today. we'll look at what is behind the rally and the downside to the sky-high stocks. >>> plus, aaa is predicting the busiest thanksgiving travel weekend in a decade. we'll see how the getaway is going at some of the busiest spots across the country. that's all ahead this hour. i'm john scott in for shepard smith today. dr. ben carson says an announcement is fort coming about how he's going to help out america's inner cities. that seems to indicate he could be taking over the department of housing and urban development. trump has said he's strongly considering ben carson for the role. dr. carson told neil cavuto yesterday trump offered him the g

let's hand it off over to shepard smith next door in studio. see you tomorrow. >>> it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 p.m. in new york city where today donald trump woke up as president-elect of the united states of america. one day after the most stunning election upset in american history. for his supporters, it was a day of celebration. of jubilation. of affirmation of all they believed. for his opponents, it is a day marked by devastation, tears, and questions of how this happened. but today americans will do what we do every election, attempt to put aside differences and come together around our new leader because our peaceful transition of democracy is the tradition that has stretched across centuries. today we'll look at what happens now. you'll hear from the trump team and from hillary clinton herself, and we'll look at the effect this election has on markets, on foreign policy, on health care here at home. as our nation looks to heal its scars and mend its fractures, earning a bruising political process and as always, looks to move forw

♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ i'm shepard smith.o this. tonight, we've heard from the candidates. now the voters get their say. and the polls have just closed in six states across america. and of the six that have just closed, virginia is the one we're watching most closely. it's a battleground state no doub doubt. the fox news decision desk cannot tell us right now and we're not sure when they'll be able to

is shepard stewart?yline appears on websites of political conservatism, and whoever is behind the shepard stewart identity is intense on criticizing elon musk. he's affiliated with companies spacex.la and he has enemies in the world want to attack them, but don't want to do it in a straightforward way. oliver: you delve into one corner of the internet largely, the opposition he faces in an industry-specific standpoint. whose interest may not best be a mind with elon musk's. >> my strong suspicion is his commercial competitors have hired firms who are going out putting websites up and hiring fake writers. i was not able to connect all the dots. it is the: history behind it -- it is the coto industry that is behind it. industrythe coal behind it. website is affiliated with the conservative group. that group is a 501(c) four group that does not have to disclose its donors. you don't know who is providing the money. carol: are they making up stuff? >> they are aggregating stories with bad news about musk's c

good shepard lutheran voting at payne memorial church was steady through out the day reaching nearly 300 voters by three p.m. one lady i spoke to there says she is a long time melvina scott "not only is our young boys and girls future on the ballot, but especially our time they can see that a woman several people who didn't want to say who they were voting because they were slightly embarrassed--- calling it simply the lesser of two evils. out the polls will be open for an other four hours -- and hartman news 7 kwwl. tonight if you still need to find your polling place, check out our website k-w-w-w dot com we'll be right back --------- want remind you, we're "always on" with news and kwwl-dot-com. and we've got you covered in 30 --------- --------- --------- --------- sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stoc

for shepard smith reporting, 3:00 eastern, noon pacific. it will be a whole new world. and we just witnessed the biggest upset in a modern american history. the vice president pence. and the president-elect is donald j. trump. not that long ago he was a character on howard stern's radio show, and then was saying, "you are fired" on the apprentice. and then struck a chord and said, we need change. i will be your voice. i will be your change. i will be this country back in your direction. and now we wait to see what that we will be here to cover it for you fair and balanced, i am shepard smith. everybody's upcycling, repurposing, just kinda doing stuff with everything, so it's like they just like to be able we have customers that make lights out of everything. it's just really neat. (easygoing acoustic guitar music) - vintage wire & supply is located in downtown historic amherst. ok, we're gonna head to a treasure hunt now. we're going to painesville. we're talking about multiple buildings, items wherever you look. - miscellaneous barn is a complex in painesville, ohio, a

i love to wear it and i saw shepard smith in elevator year ago and he said while coming above him.i do. i love him. i think people do a double take once in a while. there are more republicans and conservatives in big cities anything. they are just quiet about it. >> speaking of which, george w. bush has a new book coming out. >> guest: he has undertaken a project under the last couple years where he is finishing painting the portrait of 98 wounded warriors who served under his command. a very emotional and moving tribute to these men and women in a very personal way of that's not been done in the history of the world. that book will come out in february and i hope the tv is a chance to talk to him. >> host: linda and chesterton, indiana appeared no ahead with your question or comment for dana perino. >> caller: hi, dana. i love people on the side and mimic on how dog lover. i never miss your show and congratulations. you're never in size including mine. >> guest: thank you. you thank you. you have a question as well. >> caller: know, wanted to tell you how much we like you. >> gues

the news continues with shepard smith right after this. as soon as i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot, i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily ...and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. s

manning with a big game here to sterling shesterling shepard 32. eagles down 28-17 after three.s down eight. fourth and nine they go. are they nuts? no. wentz to jordan matthews first down leading to a field goal, eagles within five. final two minutes, eagles need the stop. jordan hicks, what a play, picked off eagles ball in new york territory, fourth and ten, 128 left to play of the game, not so much. wednesday incomplete, eagles lose 28-23, lost four straight on the road. all four games eagles had the ball in the final minute with the chance to win and tie. four sacks and an ugly 4-0 record, the eagles are going nowhere and they have lost four straight road games. >> thanks a lot, jeff. what do you think that says about carson wentz? >> i think he's struggling. he lost confidence early on. two horrendous throws got him in a pickle. he's yet to bring them down to win the game. he has great field possession. i don't know who's fault na was on the play, jordan matthews throwing the wrong route or a drive. he has to make a play. the rooky babe in the woods routine is old. he has

john scott is in for shepard smith.ave a great day. >>> from embarrassment to ambassador, president-elect donald trump adding two former opponents to his cabinet and is considering a couple more. but some top trump supporters are raising concerns about one contender. >>> also, your 401(k) on a winning streak since the election. the dow could hit a third straight lifetime high today. we'll look at what is behind the rally and the downside to the sky-high stocks. >>> plus, aaa is predicting the busiest thanksgiving travel weekend in a decade. we'll see how the getaway is going at some of the busiest spots across the country. that's all ahead this hour. i'm john scott in for shepard smith today.

i am shepard smith in new york. this is fox broadcasting network continuing the coverage of the z262bz zy6z z25ehz z16fz y25ehy y16fy >> we are watching the battle for the balance of power in the united states congress. i can tell you associated press is reporting that, the republicans will retain control of the united states senate. republicans do that after notice had just been given, that one more state had gone. according to reporting of the associated press. republicans retain the house. large number. and republicans retain the senate. though a smaller margin. but this idea that -- down ballot, the u.s. senate might go over to the democrat was clearly wrong. james arcen, a congressional reporter, covers capitol hill. live on capitol hill. he has been watching these races. the smart people clearly were wrong again. >> yeah, you know i talked with a lot of democrats, before today. and, most expected that, all of these competitive senate races were going to break in one direction. a lot of people in both parties t

let's begin by talking about shepard stewart. who is he? >> he is a fake op-ed writer.s on websites, particularly politically conservative websites. and whoever is behind the shepard stewart identity is intent on criticizing elon musk, the very well-known tech entrepreneur and mogul who is affiliated with companies like tesla and spacex. he has some enemies out there in the world who want to attack him, but don't want to do it in a straightforward way. oliver: specifically, you delved into one corner of the internet, specifically opposition he faced from an industry-specific standpoint, people whose best interests may not be aligned with elon musk. tell me where these people are from. >> my strong suspicion is that his commercial competitors, perhaps at a couple of levels of remove have hired firms who have hired firms, putting up websites, hiring fake op-ed writers and so forth. but i was not able to connect all the dots that i can tell you that it was the coal industry that is behind this type of thing. in some instances, you can identify what group is behind a websit

. >>> it is time to go cyber shop and it's time to check in with the shepard smith coming to you live from the news desk on cyber monday. >>> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. on the campus of ohio state university where we're getting brand new information about today's attack. investigators say the suspect plowed a car into a crowd, then slashed at people with a butcher knife before a cop took him out. ahead, everything we know about what went down at the home of the buckeyes. >>> plus a lot of politics today. president-elect donald trump trying to choose his cabinet but his own senior advisor, kellyanne conway blasting mitt romney as a possible pick. so is disagreement bubbling inside trump tower? or is it all really part of the plan? >>> and wisconsin election staffers sit and talk about a possible recount after accusations that hacking may have given donald trump the victory. recounts also possible in two other key states but donald trump says there was voter fraud elsewhere that hurt him, and he says nothing's going to change. >>> also the president-elect on the potential ch

he has been a fervent critic of obamacare and he's going to be the person who's really sheparding what was a big policy promise for donald trump on the campaign trail. the notion that you are willing to repeal obamacare and replace it with something, he's going to be the guy that they're working with to determine what they would replace it with and what sort of provisions that obamacare you might try to keep and build around going forward. now the second announcement we got this morning is also in that sort of health care vein that sema verma, ceo of national health care policy company, she is donald trump's pick to be the administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services. the interesting thing about sema, she's a close policy advisor to mike pence already and she also at one point oversaw sort of an alternative medicaid program, its expansion in indiana. that could give you kind of a hint of options that donald trump is looking for under his administration going forward. again, carol, these are the sort of people, the sort of policy initiatives that tend to get overshado

and now the shepard sisters have been honored as sportskids of the year by sports illustrated. the magazine says track and field competitors tai, rainn and brooke sheppard will receive the award on december 12th in new york, and will appear on the december cover. the sisters medaled at the a- a-u junior olympics in houston in july. the girls excelled with their mother, tonia handy, after being evicted from their apartment last year. heres a live look at the north las vegas premium outlets.. where people are already busy shopping. ((ad-lib)) if you're feeling brave and want to go black friday shopping today... good luck with all the crowds. wait and avoid all the traffic and still get great deals... just wait for cyber monday. fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us now with some helpful info on how cyber monday works. why wait in long lines at the store? when you can avoid all human interaction on cyber monday! a lot of companies will be having a ton of deals... and the best part is-- you can shop from virtually anywhere with an internet connection! electronics are going to be a top dis