while arizona's newest congressman is learning the ropes, tom o'halloran and the other members of congress are posing for a class photo on the steps of the us capitol building . they officially start in january but house members elect are in washington for their orientation. >>> if you don't and central avenue today you probably noticed a group of protesters right outside the army corps of demonstration against the dakota access pipeline project. brandon hamilton is on the scene speaking with the protesters. >> reporter: will leaders from across the country or calling of people to peacefully protest outside of army corps of engineer buildings trying to reject the dakota access pipeline project. it is scheduled to be constructed from north dakota all the way to illinois. it will be built on native lands with possibilities of endangering freshwater sources and damaging sacred sites. those fighting against that are clearly upset. >> we do not need any more oil pipelines. they always lake. it is a question of when, where and how much. >> we don't get a do over on this climate change business.

tom o'halloran and the other newly elected members of congress pose for a class photo on the steps of the us capitol building this morning. although they don't officially begin until january, house members elect are already in washington for their orientation. >>> one week after election day helen purcell has officially conceded her race against adrian fontes. both sides were watching as a final ballots were tallied over the past few days. today he talked about what it means to him for the first time in 28 years. miracle at -- maricopa county will have a new recorder. >> this victory belongs to a whole lot of people. we have had people from all sides of the political aisle coming together to make this happen. the idea of protecting democracy belongs to every that to me is the most important part of this. >> he released a statement that says i want to congratulate adrian fontes on a hard-fought race and will give my word that i will do everything i can to make this a seamless transition. you can read her full statement at www.12news.com do you go to work when you are sick? >> no. i try

eric meyer, ruben gallego, scotty gifford, paul penzone, tom o'halloran, and senate. a political and as we talked to says it has been quite a day with many voters experiencing voting issues this morning.>> once again it just does not seem like we can get this election thing right. the machinery does not seem to be up to speed. it is really too bad. it does steal some of the faith that people have to have an assistant. race for the maricopa county sheriff. a lot of people cheering as one of the speakers say tonight is the last night for joe arpaio's leadership. of course we are just going to have to see.>> thanks lindsay we are hearing problems of a polling station near 51st avenue. and osborne . apparently there is one machine working. align barely moving. we will stay on top of this developing story and of course if those voters were in line at 7 pm they have every right we will be here all night at cbs5 . and of course with our friends on channel 3. you can catch us on 3 tv in just a couple minutes. we'll have more election coverage and will back here in 30 minutes

o'halloran. bloomberg "surveillance" continues in the next hour. tom keene joins me.ll be joined with michael, chief global strategist at regan & co. these are your markets. let me give you a quick market check. banks driving stocks in europe higher. we are focusing on a reflationary economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome to the white house. after a surprise win, trump begins his transition. policy and protest. the republican party claims a mandate to overturn obamacare. democratic leaders urge unity. plans,imism that trumps more fiscal spending will boost the global economy. this is "bloomberg surveillance." stocks are rallying. tom: rally last night was the protest against donald trump. the protest and the tone. there is a real anger to the protest. what i personally witnessed looking down on the protest with the police -- everyone was well ordered, no riot. francine: how many people voted? this has strong parallels to exit. were thousands of protesters who didn't vote for trump. i know it is something we need to look at and see if we can unify that it is expected. w

o'halloran from columbia and michael mckee. coming up, more surveillance. i will be joined by tomn new york and we will later be joined by stephen roach as we bring exclusive and extensive coverage of the u.s. election. ♪ francine: america votes, the candidates make final pitches in the battleground state of michigan, hampshire, and north carolina. predicting a second president clinton, the poll of polls puts the democrat ahead with an edge on the eve of the election. the money is on a blue victory. the peso holds steady as market dial back against a republican upset. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua with tom keene. a day, what a bitter campaign. we saw secretary clinton landing just within the hour north of new york city. what i'm focused on is yes, it is about the battleground states. voter intimidation is a real serious topic for this nation in the next 24 hours. francine: you are absolutely right. we need to go from a lot of hate we have seen in this country to trying to figure out how you pull this country back together no matter who wins. tom: i would s