that's where we'll be as we go to the west coast. somewhere in the ballpark, not exact science but looking at pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, maybe iowa and one more congressional district there. that's the way the map looks. we've had surprises but not many flips. tension, back and forth, we'll see how it goes. only flip on the board is arizona. maybe that congressional district, we'll count votes. fun for us, in campaign headquarters, it's tense. >> both campaigns are nervous right now. but this election is basically different because there's so much early voting that occurred. especially in those blue wall three states, and that apparently that early vote which skews democratic has not really been counted. >> that's the issue. i switch this back. we go through the hypotheticals not to alarm you at home. i like to switch it back so you understand where we are, not where we might be. this is where we are in terms of votes. this is all real but some of it is not contextual because we're waiting. pieces of votes and missing pieces.

we have not even started on the west coast. we look forward to coming in our democratic majority in the congress. that success would not be possible without your leadership. thank you all. good evening. pelosi, election night tuesday night, winning her race in san francisco handily by 80% of the vote. she is likely to be the speaker as well. there are changes in the house, democrats have a majority. they need 218.

hello again on the west coast. i am chris cuomo. you see don lemon with me on this wednesday morning. 6:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. out west. we do not have a winner yet in this presidential race. but it's a damned good thing we didn't stop counting, because things have changed that benefit this president and that will not benefit this president. despite trump claiming premature victory, which he promised he wouldn't do, we have continued to count, because that's what the democracy demands. the vote is taking shape.

that's where we'll be as we go to the west coast. somewhere in the ballpark, not exact science but looking at pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, maybe iowa and one more congressional district there. that's the way the map looks. we've had surprises but not many flips. tension, back and forth, we'll see how it goes. only flip on the board is arizona. maybe that congressional district, we'll count votes. fun for us, in campaign headquarters, it's tense. >> both campaigns are nervous right now. but this election is basically different because there's so much early voting that occurred.

shuk, the new ducks quarterback, looking at him. 4:30 on the west coast.n state, 3:49 to work with. and clifford, flushed and chased, trying to make something happen. flips it late. and it's intercepted. kicked off by hooker. ho hook's got blockers and knocked down inside the 10 and that should about do it. first turnover of the night. clifford tried to press on the run and went right to hooker. >> kirk: he tried to get it to freiermuth, hooker who's had a big night tonight makes the play, comes up with the interception to seal the victory for ohio state. but clifford who's just feeling some, you know, late in the game, i've got to make a play. steps up and then starts to look for his guy, freiermuth and it's just a reckless decision to throw that football, even though he trusts freiermuth to be able to make a play, that's a throw and hope kind of play which he cannot do, especially after he talked about the mistakes last week in bloomington with the two interceptions. >> chris: they tried all night to get the ball to freiermuth. he's been well covered. ta

these are pictures now last minute votes being cast by people in california of the west coast states of course including oregon and washington to california of course has the most electoral college votes. come on santa maria is keeping on top of the numbers some projections for the continuing coverage here of the u.s. elections where we now call thank you adrian we are 5400 hours g.m.t. and we are on the west coast of the united states at this point just for to tell you about here but what we get now is a chance to actually give a little more shape to the map and well show you the map in a moment 1st of all let's deal with this new hampshire we're projecting that for joe biden of course east coast one that we were just waiting for confirmation on a state in a part of the country that is very blue but which hillary clinton barely won in 26 states that joe biden's team will be pleased i guess to hang on to that given the situation 4 years ago right now to the west coast and here are the projections we can make the big prize of the night as always is california with 55 electoral college

my roll is a go chair here on the west coast. our states were zone, nevada,nea montana to a small extent. we seemed to have limited the lawsuits in nevada and are battling some in arizona. the real battle is in pennsylvania where a judge ruled a couple of hours ago that the secretary of state couldn't count certain notes. >> wasn't that about voters needing to the real battle is coming in arizona and michigan. did they allow people to observe the counting of the votes. we are going here through this terrible period of coronavirus where you can't have people over your shoulders. they have to stand back six or ten feet and that became a lawsuit, many, many lawsuits. the whole thing is absurd, where it is all going. it is all trying to buy time so that they can get into the assembly house, the equivalent of it in pennsylvania, get the republicans to put out electors in the middle of december that will vote against biden. that is where it is all going. they want to make it where the results can't be can they say since we can't decide

at a recent birthday party at the french laundry, one of the most expensive restaurants on the west coast. >> he implemented roles that we would gladly follow but i don't think he is setting the best example. i think it is highly hypocritical of him. >> fox 11 obtained these photos of the governor and his wife at a party in what the restaurant calls and outdoor section. it has three walls with one side open and no faces were covered. today we learned that two people from the medical association were also guests. the governor has been preaching something different in public, he's been asking californians not together with people from more than three households. >> i want to apologize to you because i need to preach and practice. to make a california committeewoman and attorney says business owners have been emailing her today, very upset about her husband's actions. >> i had people writing about schools being closed and businesses that are on their knees. and for gavin newsom it's like mardi gras or something.>>> right now covid-19 is killing at least one american every minute. bringing us

on the west coast i'm shepard smith at cnbc world headquarters and the polls have just closed in these seven states nbc news projects the state of indiana goes to president trump. indiana was likely red before tonight. in 2016 president trump won it by 19 points over hillary clinton and tonight nbc news projects he's won it again first state of the night to the incumbent. the state of georgia, too early to call. too early for a projection it's been a tossup for nbc news throughout both candidates have spent a lot of time there and it could play a role in the final decision tonight. in addition, kentucky, it's too early. it's a solid red state and has been, but there's simply not enough data to make a call there. too early to project in the state of kentucky. in the state of south carolina, too early to project in south carolina as well there's no data in yet from south carolina we're expecting, at least before tonight, that this is one that leans red as it traditionally has. then there's the state of virginia too early to call in the state of virginia. no data has come in from there ye

this has yet to make landfall on the west coast of florida. this is now tropical storm eta, it's been a hurricane, tropical depression, then regained hurricane strength. it's off the coast of tampa producing a lot of rain in western florida. talking about flooding rains because that florida, all of florida, is very flat, and it collects water. and we're talking about heavy amounts of moisture. the storm itself is centered offshore. it's going to make landfall up the coast from tampa later on this evening and then weaken as it crosses the florida peninsula. a marginal tropical storm by this time tomorrow evening, 40 mile an hour sustained winds. that's just above the 39 mile an hour threshold then will weaken to a tropical depression as it skirts the outer banks of north carolina. just another weirdly behaving storm in an exceptional 2020 atlantic hurricane season. on our side, some clouds across the bay area today. a little bit of sunshine did manage to peek through those clouds this afternoon. the clouds will gradually depart as we head throug

as the pandemic accelerates, west coast governors and says the people avoid travel. the president is more popular than you might think in one town of brazil as local elections are held this weekend. laura: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the world. for 10 days after the u.s. election, the final states have been called, and the president will not concede that he lost. the number of people hospitalized from covid-19 breaks records here in the u.s. and mr. trump broke his silence this afternoon. he said that millions of doses of the corona virus will be available. pres. trump: as soon as april, the vaccine will be available to the entire operation with exception of places like new york state where for political reasons, the governor has decided to say, i don't think that it is good political, i think that it is right bad from a health standpoint. he wants to take his time with the vaccine and does not trust where the vaccine is cing from. it is coming from the greatest companies in the road. the greatest labs in the road. laura: joining us now is anthony

if it's not essential. >> all three governors want to stress this west coast travel advisory is only a rejs re recommendation and not mandatory. >> the governor suggested the rules by didn't follow them. governor newsom regrets attending a 50th birthday party and today admitted he and his wife didn't use best judgment. the first couple attended a dinner for his top political adviser: it was held at the french laundry restaurant in wine country. they dined outside the 12 guests were from at least three different households. the governor says quote our family followed the health protocol and took precautions we should have modelled better behavior and not joined the dinner. >> it's happening now. drizzling skies across the bay area. some of the live traffic cam. the roads are wet. some places the rain is coming down. if you're heading to the sierra. get ready for this. snow. a live look at interstate 80. bring your chains and be prepared for delays. rite now the traffic looks smooth. jeff is keeping an eye on this. happy friday. >> i know this rainfall is certain will making folks feel

>> i'm from the west coast. when i was at the san francisco fed they told me if anything goes wrong in the financial system, the first is to j.p. morgan, ceo. the second is to the head of citibank so that had an impact on me. at that time when i went out for the interview, who was in trouble, new york city. who was leading the charge. i'm going to work for a bank but i was fascinated by the history of j.p. morgan and the role they played coming to the assistance of the financial institutions. >> and also the culture. when i think of j.p. morgan, i think number one, it was all guard. you were a kid from the west coast as you said. it was a very different environment. it was rock solid financially, a true fiduciary. they put the interest of the clients first. premier banker and also trusted advisors to wealthy families. that's what i think about it as. but there's another dimension to it that you are just describing. >> he describes it as a special place. it wasn't a retail bank except for a few in new york city.

the mare island naval cemetery is the oldest on the west coast and had fallen into a level of disrepairsidered disgraceful. after the old navy base cousin transferred to the city in 1996, the va refused to take responsibility for the burial grounds. >> but where it is today is a definite, definite change, and a respectful change. >> reporter: today the rotted trees and broken branches are gone. the white picket fence rebuilt. the darkened markers, some too weathered to read, have been scrubbed clean. most of this was accomplished because of the persistence of one man -- retired colonel nester who considers saving this cemetery to be a matter of honor. >> some of them, you know, bless their hearts, decided to go to heaven too soon. and so i am -- this honors all of them

my boat is different on the than from side the east and west coast and even the metropolitan areas. i still have a section of my customer base that is impoverished, that they don't have the credit rating or credit card to even pay for these services. cable television products is still viable for our neck of the woods. however, we see that migrating more and more, i would say. for us, the court-cutting didn't necessarily -- cord-cutting didn't necessarily hit, but it certainly went up as more people went home and the uncertainty of their income became more prevalent. looking backeople but we alsole tv saw an increase in broadband usage and in broadband customers. one of the things we are working towards in this digital divide is to get broadband in every home. folks's also to get it to who never really wanted it. those are the challenges that we have. so things are different. so, patty, have the streaming services that are coming online, are they helping your business? >> absolutely. the goal of any broadband provider is to provide the biggest, the smartest, and the .ost reliable if

meantime covid infections are surging on the west coast prompting states to take further action. california, oregon, washington announce new travel advisories yesterday urging out of state nonessential travelers to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. also oregon and new mexico are both imposing partial statewide lock down starting next week so more you have it times for business owners. in oregon restaurants and bars are also closing on site dining. gyms and recreational facilities will be closed retail grocery stores and pharmacies will be reduced to 75% capacity. and religious services will be kept at 25 people indoors and 50 people outdoors. >> it's a very dangerous situation and our hospitals have been sounding the alarm this isn't just about covid-19 patients. the next time you need medical care, the last thing you want to hear is that the ambulance has no place to go. >> also yesterday nevada governor steve became the fifth governor to test positive for the virus. the 66-year-old democrat say he's not sure how he got covid that he's not experiencing any symptomming a ensta

it is clear and dry across the west coast. clear dry and chilly though morgan hill and dublin each in the 30's nevado you're at 32 degrees. nevado earlier this morning now you are sitting in the upper 20's, my first time that we've seen this season, some 20's on the map so it is definitely know where the cold santa rosa in petaluma each at 34 while napa at 38 degrees currently this is a big cool down from the same time yesterday novato you're a full 20 degrees cooler than where we were for thanksgiving morning at the same time. knapp and fairfield each down 16 to 17 degrees now, here's the good news after such a cold start look at where we're head later on its back to the 60's. we go lots of sunshine overhead in a comfortable afternoon. with yes, plenty of sunshine talking more details in this forecast still to come reyna. thank you for that john. >>happening now the california highway patrol is out in full force to looking out for speeders will be where people driving under the influence and making sure everyone is safe on th

missouri had a little bit different take on that than east and the west coast. independent the urban providers especially those at the aca, we didn't go home. we went to work. we literally had to lean into the pandemic because our networks were going to be challenged. nobody had ever faced a challenge quite like what we saw in the pandemic. what we learned coming out on -- onhers of this is that the other side of this is that our networks got stronger. we put out more cable. coming up with creative ways of providing more robust broadband for those folks. yes we did, and we still are. so what we learned is that the american ingenuity, the american drive, the american, get up, pull yourselves up by your bootstraps and lean into something -- is alive and well in broadband providers in the country. matt: i would say that on behalf of our association, we are strong and engaged more than ever by the way of telling our members' story and working with the congress, the fcc and other agencies. our work is ongoing. like patty said, we never stopped. we do miss seeing each

>>thanksgiving dinner time for many of us on the west coast. but this year with the pandemic things maybe looking a little different we caught up with some people around the bay area to see how they're celebrating this big holiday inn in unprecedented time. >>we have all local family and we're all doing our own thanksgiving at our own houses we're going to do a couple zoom meetings, some face times but just trying to stay safe and protect people this year, i'm not going to be up in nevada with family so. that's a bowler. but all who we are. yes kate you and so that's so good. >>just us my sons and my wife and i so just the 4 of us use it's a lot bigger. you know we want to stay safe and and kind of fall in line with the rest of the will hopefully. >>one family actually sharing some sage advice with us tonight saying however you decide to celebrate just remember we all want to be around for the next thanksgiving holiday so just be mindful. absolutely yeah absolutely well, a new study shows that parents across the country are torn about shrinking

quiet for the bay quiet for the rest of the west coast. really is a good day to stay here in the bay area venture outside maybe spend that day off if you are off from work going on a nice jog or something 40's and 50's for most of our current temperatures now we fell into the 30's earlier this morning, even a couple of upper 20's but we've obviously started to climb our way out of that fairfield and saint helene our last 2 spots hanging out in the upper 30's right now still a good degree cooler than we were yesterday but that's about to change. later on today will be leveling out in the 60's much like we did 24 hours ago. right and james. all right, thank you very much john. >>happening now with thanksgiving behind us it's now time for many to check their black friday shopping list that's rights are scratching off some names just know that when you get out of the it's going a little different obviously but the pandemic this year right big change retailers we're not expecting the typical holiday shopping rush. either the latest numbers show

. >>> and from the east coast to the west coast, people are waiting hours in line to get tested. this was the scene last night in los angeles where the mayor calls the situation very dangerous. this morning, new covid restrictions going into effect in multiple states as the virus spreads at record levels. in california the governor says he's pulling the emergency brake on re-opening the state's economy and is considering a statewide curfew. >> the daily cases though in the state of california have doubled just in the last ten days. this is simply the fastest increase california has seen since the beginning of this pandemic. >> reporter: the mayor of los angeles is now asking residents to avoid travel for the next two to three weeks. >> don't travel to visit family in other cities or host others from out of town or other households if possible. >> reporter: in iowa the governor there is reversing course now issuing a mask mandate, the 35th state to require face coverings in indoor areas open to the public. >> i'm afraid that these mild cases have created a mind-set where iowans ha

west coast are putting in sweeping measures to battle the virus.'s paul vercammen reports from los angeles. >> reporter: here on the west coast, aggressive covid-19 testing underway in the city of los angeles alone, 128,000 people tested in one week. and that includes large testing sites such as dodger stadium, 8,000 people tested one day, and then smaller sites. this is a mobile or pop-up testing site in south los angeles. they feel they were not getting enough testing done in this hispanic neighborhood, so they combined this with a toy drive. hundreds to come through here. and up and down the west coast, a travel advisory has been issued for california, oregon and washington. they want anybody who comes into these states to quarantine for 14 days after. they're also saying that they do not want to see a lot of travel in between these states unless absolutely necessary. and the governor of washington taking dramatic measures, closing down indoor dining at restaurants and closing down bars also for indoor, also closing down movie theaters, bowling

in the west coast. and we have new vote totals coming in this the battlegrounds of arizona and nevada. >> of course, those are two of the six states in the presidential race that remain too close to call now three days after the election, and we have had a lot of action over night. the top line didn't change, the 253-214, but a lot of developments. pennsylvania is the biggie, because this morning joe biden has taken a small lead there, and there is still votes to be counted there. joe biden also took a lead in georgia overnight, and still vote to be counted there, but look at how tight that margin is. it is the hair of the chinny chinny chin as they used to say in the old fairytale, and the secretary of state in georgia announced a recount there, and no surprise whatsoever. and we have kasie standing by to help analyze, and chuck is living at the wall. and so it is 9:00 in the west, and 11:00 in the east, and so the all-nighter at the county election center, they were counting all night, and maricopa in

you were a kid from the west coast as you said. it was a very different environment. a true fiduciary. they put the interests of the clients first. and also trusted advisors to wealthy families. there is another dimension to it. in the book. he describes it as a special place if you like the bankers to the government. it wasn't a retail bank. that was the history and what i found on the first day that you went to report you were given a video of the history of j.p. morgan and the first thing you learned was our motto doing first-class business in a first-class way. that was important. i want to make sure that i am an institution that has the highest standards of integrity. i might add. a tremendous amount. there is a lot about the history of j.p. morgan going back as well. talk about the developing mark country places the bank was changing and there was an iconic leader who wanted to go international. what needed to change. what was changing at jp morgan when you got there. first of all. i would say two things. it always have a global presence. in the 70s. all the sud

here at home a storm system along the west coast brings more heavy snow to the mountains. wind gusts today in los angeles could hit 50 miles an hour. it's unseasonably warm across the middle of the country, but parts of the northeast will see the coldest air of the season so far. 39 in new york. >>> coming up, who will replace alex trebek? thousands of fans have made their choice. >>> but first a wild side. a man with a flame thrower on top of a city bus. >>> and more stores, big and small, are imposing limits on what you can buy as a new wave of panic buying begins. what consumers need to know. ♪ it's still warm. ♪ thanks, alice says hi. for some of us, our daily journey is a short one. save 50% when you pay per mile with allstate. pay less, when you drive less. you've never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. for over 25 years, home instead has helped seniors stay at home. recently, that's taken on a new meaning. staying home has become essential. but some can't do it alone. if you care for others, you already have what it takes. seniors need

you may see the big name of oil forever too cold on the west coast. it's gone up in 2007. the investors may be drama says, but years later, reality looks fairly different features a drinking water shortage. i tell you what happened. just got a stream of glycol oil. thomas' starts december 4th, show you do lose all of the morning. cannot sleep because you know for this isn't love the in the swallow smolar loonies know. the rules is no use. no love love for the wicked doesn't work is freedom for the oh oh koontz new earth couldn't sleep run currents. this is t w. news live from berlin, iran's president blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist. ruini said his country's peaceful nuclear ambitions would not be slowed down by the killing of mosques and day in and western intelligence officials called him the mastermind behind a clandestine bomb making program. something tehran did not.

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it's quiet-- except the west coast, and i want to spend some time on this, because, margaret, this isortant. the santa anas start kicking in for the west coast, and those wind gusts between the mountain pass, could be, you know, 50-70 miles per hour. so we're encouraging you, if you get outside, maybe cook outside, you've got to be careful with any kind of open flame in that portion of the country. margaret, let's go back to you. >> brennan: thank you, lonnie. now to president trump's sudden announcement today that he is pardoning michael flynn, the retired general and former national security adviser who twice pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about contacts with russia. here's cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: former national security adviser michael flynn etceived his pardon via tweet late thanch. late this afternoon. president trump saying flynn can "now have a truly fantastic thanksgiving." >> lock her up! lock her up! >> yeah, that's right, lock her up! >> reporter: flynn lasted just 23 days as national security adviser, fired in 2017 for lying to the f.b.i. and vice president mike

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if you just woke up in the west coast or sleeping in on the east coast because you were up late, there is a lot to tell you about. joe biden the former vice president has officially now taken the lead in pennsylvania, and he has a narrow margin there, and narrower one in georgia, and the president in the meantime has gained ground

tropical storm eta gaining strength as it barrels towards florida, the west coast under a tropical storm landfall is expected tomorrow. janice dean is tracking the storm. what is the latest? >> the latest is exactly right. we think we have a potential landfall across florida, second landfall because we had a landfall in the keys a couple days ago and it will be swept up by a cold front. the good news is we think it is going to weaken as it moves closer to land. thursday, friday into saturday still quite slow going, the potential for heavy rainfall along the west coast and the panhandle, there are your tropical models in pretty good agreement, yesterday we were thinking westward tracker but now we know the cold front will scoop it up and move it to the north. there is the forecast radar. weakening storm bringing potential for heavy rainfall, tropical storm force winds, potential for tropical tornadoes as well east of the center of circulation and the flood advisories are posted thursday and friday. that is the big story across florida. the cold front will bring showers, thunderstorms and

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on the west coast, it is 20 minutes past midnight. vice president and mrs.ixon appear before their royal supporters. the scene is broadcast on television screens all across america. the presidential candidate makes his statement. >> i want to say that we have political contests. they are very hard fought as this one is hard fought, and once the decision is made, we unite behind the man that is elected. i want you all to know -- [ applause ] >> i want senator kennedy to know and i want all of you to know that certainly if this trend does continue and he does become our next president that he will have my wholehearted support. [ applause ] >> it is in the best tradition of american politics rising above his own personal disappointment. vice president nixon has shown to his support. as the night wears on, deserted chairs are the symbol of discouragement. but the popular vote is still dramatically close. in the end, it will be a narrow victory in minnesota that will give senator kennedy a sure hold on the electoral vote of the states. as morning comes to the cit

on the west coast. i'm shepard smith.na and nevada and utah closed, they are all too early to call. let's look at some of the battlegrounds that could decide this election. texas too early to call. had the trump leads there. in pennsylvania still way too early to call. this is texas now, president trump has about 180,000 vote margin in the state of texas, too early to call with 76% of the vote in. now in pennsylvania, president trump with about a 46,000 vote lead or just about 2.3%, still way too early to call, only 20% in, another reminder, pennsylvania is still going to be counting early voting over the next two, three days now the state of florida, the difference here is that 382,000 votes right now officially it's too close to call, 93% of the vote is in, in florida, but again, florida, florida, florida, with close to 10 million votes now in we still don't have a decision there. it's too early to call in the state of ohio. almost 70% of all votes are in the difference, about 100,000 votes with president trump in the l

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in los angeles california on the west coast, it's 20 minutes past midnight. vice president and mrs. nixon appear before the loyal supporters. the scene is broadcast on television screens all over america. the presidential candidate of the republican party makes his statement. >> i want to say that one of the great features of america, is that we have -- and once the decision is made, we unite behind the man who is elected. i want all of you to know, i want i want senator kennedy to know, and i won all of you to know certainly if this trend does continue, and he does become our next president, he will have my whole support and everyone here. >> is in the best tradition of american politics, rising above his own personal disappointment, vice president nixon as shown the way to his supporters. he is asked that in the event of senator kennedy's victory the nation unite behind this new president. as the night wears on, deserted chairs are dissemble discouragement and headquarters. the popular vote is still dramatically close. in the end, it will be a narrow victory in minnesota, will giv