in alameda, rob ross, kt ktv you. >>> more live pictures near broadway and 28th. protestors and police are on the move. >>> price, $250 million for the macy building. the buyer, according to san francisco business times is more morgue stanley. they plan to consolidate the men's store with the main story just across the street at union square. macy's says it expected the deal to close in january. >>> wall street, dow gained 218 point, to close at a record high. banks and industrial companies got a boost from the mr. trump's promise to boost infrastructure. >>> former mayor is campaigning to be california's next mayor. he will focus on rebuilding the middle class by investing in schools and repairing roads and bridges. lieutenant governor newson has already announced he's running along with john chung, other entries: >>> leonard cohen has died. the news was on his facebook page. the statement did not provide more details. he was a song writer since back in the '60s. he was a native of quebec, and lived in los angeles many years, his career spanned six decades. his b

. >> rob ross spoke with parents about the joy and challenges of adopting foster children. >> a dozen family celebrated together they all have one thing in common each parent adopted a foster child among them was rick up livermore. >> we have been fortunate to have two wonderful children. >> they were originally foster parents before adopting him. they did the same path with his biological half-sister four- year-old. >> the approach that we took allowed us to have that time and experience to make sure that we are providing a good home for those children. >> the alameda county department of children family services says so far 100 children have been adopted 150 more children are hoping for the same break. >> we have children that need homes.>> they say that the older children are harder to place. >> every child deserves a lifelong connection. we know that when children are connected with families when they are connected and have a lifelong connection they tried. >> this family foster the three- year-old since he was days old. while he has been a part of their family this year he offici

ross would play a key role... in trade and jobs - two of mr. trump's signature anchors toss to rob rob gives weather deck tour rob's weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a low and the trough that trails it will move over our are end cloudy with a chance for showers by this evening. showers persist overnight, possibly mixing in with snow. no significant accumulation is expected. after a few morning flurries or showers, we dry up but stay mostly cloudy on thursday. well dip to the upper 30s wa to possibly mid 40s by early next week. today: early sun then becoming cloudy. chance of evening showers. high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: showers, possibly mixing with snow. low: 36 wind: w-nw 5-10 mph thursday: early am showers/snow showers then mostly cloudy. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 32 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph 27 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and/or snow. am low: 26 high: 42 wind: sw 5-15 mph monday: partly cloudy. am low: 32 high: 44 wind: s 5-10 mph

deborah ross over republican richard burr. in ohio, the other declaration where senator rob portman has been declared the winner over former ohio governor and democratic candidate ted strikeland and in indiana, again a state the democrats hope to pick up with but right now with about 35% of the vote reporting, it appears as if congressman todd young is increasing his lead over former senator evan bayh who stepped down six years ago. susan: thank you, steph. -- steve. let's return to amy at clintons headquarters and talking about hillary clinton's campaign tonight, if she is successful in her quest, how important sit to be a decisive victory for her in her governance here amy: i think it is important particularly since donald trump is going to claim that this whole system was rigged. they feel like they need to basically up the score. whether or not that helps them or not i don't know because it's curious to see what happens in the senate races, if the senate turns democratic that could help her. if it doesn't then that's a pro

rob, go ahead. >> good morning. this show here. and i was just curious as to kind of outlook this gives for incoming political people and people who are going to be of our country in the future. kind of message this sends cordiallyen we just say, you know, crimes committed by political people who we have elected into office and held at allowedigh position are to get away with these things. and everybody should be held accountable, which i think is with oure large issues political state of the union at this point. so i'll listen to your response off line. thank you. terrifick it's a question, because it's the political price of a pardon is unclear. my guess, though i have no way of knowing, is that hillary clinton would not want a i think that is some kind of at least suggestion she there's something that should be pardoned for and she has maintained steadfastly her of the e-mailerms scandal. it's not clear that president trump's administration would investigate her anyway. so indeed, she may be pleaing do not even think about givin

fox news has just called that rob portman will win the senate race in the state of ohio. no call to be made right now in north carolina where the republican senator richard burr is in a very tight race with deborah ross. balance of power in the senate, all republican. you need 51% for a majority if you're republican. the vice president would be the president pro tem of the senate. that would give them the tie breaker. so the republicans would need to pick up five to maintain the exit polling suggests to us what we've known for a long time, the six or seven toss-up states in the race for the senate are very much toss-up tonight. based on the races we've already called so far, balance of power in the senate, democrats with 37, republicans with 33. there are 100 in there. it will be a while. obviously a long way to go. we'll keep filling in these seats throughout the night as they're called. >>> we're less away now from the next poll closings at 8:00 eastern, including the biggest battleground, the state of florida, just 25 minutes away. a slew of closings coming here on fox

ohio's rob portman fending off ted strickland. pennsylvania senator pat toomey winning a tight race against katie mcginty. richard burr beating deborah ross. two races have not been decided yet. it's too close to call in new hampshire. the republican senator, kelly ayotte leads democrat maggie hassan by less than 2,000 votes. ayotte pulled her endorsement of donald trump last month after the "access hollywood" tape was leaked. still to be determined what the impact of that will be. then louisiana, open seat. we'll head to runoff election next month. it will be the democrat foster campbell against republican john kennedy. let's talk about the house. democrats made some gains. a net gain of six seats with a few races that are still outstanding at this hour. republicans still hold the majori majority. it's 235 to 191. the leadership has yet to be determined. house speaker paul ryan could face a challenge for his position as speaker. we know he spoke with donald trump overnight in the early morning hours and we're told that they had a

billionaire wilbur ross for commerce. todd ricketts, and betsy devos at education. mnuchin along with steve bannon, both worked at goldman sachs. >> it's a global power pressure that is responsible for the economic decisions that have robbed our working class -- >> reporter: the same wall street powerhouse whose ceo was featured in trump's closing campaign ad on the special interests harming american workers. mnuchin is highlighting his past as a banker. >> let me first say, what i have really been focused on is being a regional banker for the last eight years. i know what it takes to make sure that we can make loans to small and mid-market companies. >> reporter: elizabeth warren blasted out a statement slamming mnuchin as the forrest gump of the financial crisis. he spent two decades at goldman sachs helping the bank peddle the same mortgage products that blew up the economy. trump is considering another well-known millionaire, 2012 gop nominee mitt romney for secretary of state. cnn observed the two men as they appeared to put their bitter pasts behind them. >> p

fox news has just called that rob portman will win the senate race in the state of ohio. no call to be made right now in north carolina where the republican senator richard burr is in a very tight race with deborah ross. balance of power in the senate, all republican. you need 51% for a majority if you're republican. the vice president would be the president pro tem of the senate. that would give them the tie breaker. so the republicans would need to pick up five to maintain control. this is very much in play. the exit polling suggests to us what we've known for a long time, the six or seven toss-up states in the race for the senate are very much toss-up tonight. based on the races we've already called so far, balance of power in the senate, democrats with 37, republicans with 33. there are 100 in there. it will be a while. obviously a long way to go. we'll keep filling in these seats throughout the night as they're called. >>> we're less than a half hour away now from the next poll closings at 8:00 eastern, including the biggest battleground, the state of florida, just 2

fox news has just called that rob portman will win the senate race in the state of ohio. no call to be made right now in north carolina where the republican senator richard burr is in a very tight race with deborah ross. balance of power in the senate, all republican. you need 51% for a majority if you're republican. the vice president would be the president pro tem of the senate. that would give them the tie breaker. pick up five to maintain control. this is very much in play. the exit polling suggests to us what we've known for a long time, the six or seven toss-up states in the race for the senate are very much toss-up tonight. based on the races we've already called so far, balance of power in the senate, democrats with 37, republicans with 33. there are 100 in there. it will be a while. obviously a long way to go. seats throughout the night as they're called. >>> we're less than a half hour away now from the next poll closings at 8:00 eastern, including the biggest battleground, the state of florida, just 25 minutes away. a slew of closings coming here on fox broadca

let me just talk for one second about rob portman who ran in a race that ohio was not the easiest race to run. he was running. he was not a big trump supporter. he was protrade. this is a guy who ran a race in his own territory and managed to make it really stick. in fact, he was giving money to other campaigns around the country because he didn't need it. he was up 15 points or so going. >> he might win for number one best race run. congrats to him. want to go now to karl rove for analysis. karl, interesting. too close to call in north carolina and ohio at this hour. your thoughts? >> look, i think these states are going to keep us up late tonight. north carolina we had the same situation we had in florida in the early vote. republicans cut the margin of the democrats at 122,000 more republicans this year voting early. 22,000 fewer democrats voting four years ago. remember, this is a state where mitt romney won and the republicans have gained an advantage of 144,000. but there are 273,000, nearly 274,000 more unaffiliated voters. people that don't identify with either party. and both