kimberly, who lived almost two hours away raced to the house. >> i said kevin, what happened? i said, did he have a heart attack or something? he said no, somebody shot him. and i just started sobbing, and i started to go down to my knees in the road. >> investigator randy boland was assigned to talk to her. >> she is crying. very, very emotional. so, i immediately go and speak to her, but i give her some moments. >> but in the investigators eyes, kimberly quickly went from grieving girlfriend to potential suspect. he asked for her phone. >> i said, okay, is there a reason why? i was kind of shocked. >> it turns out that keith had asked kimberly to join him at the educators conference that weekend. she said they'd never finalized the plan, but she had been mad at him for not returning her calls. >> she gets very upset in her text messages back. like i can't believe you are not talking to me. half violent. like, why are you not calling me? >> flaming stuff, right? >> yes. >> and something else, in keith's bedroom upstairs, crime scene analysts noticed this picture frame. it was

and kimberly, thanks for bringing us up to spade kimberly. how could i what has corresponded outside a very noisy white house that would say thank you very much. all right, let's close to capitol hill now where she had tansy is standing by for us. she had some posey yet to open, but many believe as we've been hearing from a kimberly that it's already over for the democrats. what are you hearing? i mean, yeah, i mean, i think there's a general consensus of the house has gone as far as the democrats are concerned, but the senate is still a tops up. it's still too close to cool. and some democrats are saying that this is vindication. because as kimberly was saying, the mid terms are referendum on the president's on the direction of the country on the party in power. and traditionally they, the party and power the president does badly in the mid terms. at least the senate is competitive, which suggests we were right to be talking about the threats to democracy with threats to reproductive health care women's right to choose. these are the sort of

kimberly, thank you for that. kimberly hawk it is our white house correspondent. as we mentioned, one of the battle ground states to watch ace pennsylvania gave lily saunders tracking developments force in pittsburgh joins us now live pennsylvania. gabe is democrats top pickup opportunity for the senate? yeah, that's right. this is expected to be a very close race here in pennsylvania. some of the last polls showed that both of the 2 senate candidates, the republican in the democrat, were tied at 46 percent. there's 2 hours left in voting here in pennsylvania. and then we will start to see some of the results start to roll in and get an idea how this evening is going to progress. on the republican side, you have trump backed celebrity physician or dr. met met oz. he's never held elected office before and on the side of the democrats, you have the new tenant governor john federal and there are 2 candidates, are really polar opposites. the republican oz is a very smooth talking politician if you will, who is right of center, but it's been a trying to appeal to more

kimberly how kit live fair at a in washington dc. kimberly's on white house correspondent. now one of the battle ground states that we're watching is pensylvania, gave it to his own door is traffic tracking development in pittsburgh, pittsburgh joins us now live pennsylvania. gabe is democrats, top pickup opportunity for the senate yet? sure is this race is very tight here for the senate. it's between uh the republican trump endorsed a celebrity dr. macbeth laws against a democrat to is a plain spoken lieutenant governor john betterment. this has been such a close race for the last several months. it was that the democrat was ahead by a fairly comfortable margin for many months through the summer. but the republican office in the closing stages of his campaign, sorta positioned himself as sort of a centrist, appealing to independent voters. and that seemed to have really helped here, as now the latest polls are showing both candidates tied at 46 percent, but the polls here in pencil in pennsylvania are going to be closing and about 45 minutes. so we should start to get some

kimberly fell to her knees. and then, the chaplain told her, it was no accident. >> he's like, your son was shot. and i was like -- and then, i mean, shot? that just wasn't -- >> doesn't fit. >> i just remember feeling, like, i said what do you mean, shot to death? when i could finally get something out. and he said, well, he was shot three times. i was like, shot? what do you mean shot three times? and that -- that was -- i couldn't function. i couldn't really hear, after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in. and then, my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby. and i remember, i just went right outside, and i sat in snow. i just buried my head into my hands, and i started to cry. and then, he tapped me on the shoulder, and told me, haile's gone, too. >> that's your brother and your best friend. do you remember what was racing through your head, rachel? >> basically, why? i guess, we all just couldn't believe it was both, at one time, so suddenly. >> even harder to absorb? ho

kimberly, thank you. you as mid term elections as we were just talking about just over a week away, inflation, abortion on police, violence of some of the issues on the ballots. both republicans and democrats are divided and what matters most to them, autism spoke to people on both sides of the oil. hi, i am andy semen ello from poughkeepsie, new york, and i am a democratic voter. hi, my name is deb brown and i am a registered republican here in austin county new york. i live in a small city of kingston. i'm some i retired. i'm in the health care fields. i'm actually retired. but i spent a career in corporate development and also a small business owner. in recent years, we have noticed which is unusual for our city crime. the riots did not help. and the, and the yelling of defending the police who you think protect them even when you're doing your protest here in your days we have faith in legal access to all reproductive health care services, including abortion. that is not the case across the country. i

kimberly in washington, d.c. kimberly is our white house correspondent. one of the battleground states we are watching is pennsylvania. she is tracking developments in pittsburgh and joins us now. pennsylvania gave the democrats the pickup opportunity for the senate. >> it sure is. this race is very tight for the senate. it is between republican, trump-endorsed celebrity doctor, dr. oz, against a democrat who is a plainspoken lieutenant governor, john fetterman. this has been such a close race for the last several months. it was that the democrat was ahead by a fairly comfortable margin for many months through the summer but the republican is in the closing stages of this campaign, and sort of positioned himself as a centrist, appealing to independent voters and then seemed to have really helped here as now, the latest polls are showing both candidates tied at 46%. the polls in pennsylvania are going to be closing in about 45 minutes so we should start to get some of the results in this highly anticipated senate race here to control the fate of the u.s. s

kimberly, with thing, it's a real me for my like true biden. who was just wants to be love his uncle, joe. i remember what he ran on in 2020. i'm going to bring back the mallet into america reconciliation just in the fact that his main closing argument was, america is a crossroads. democracy is at stake. just shows how he's failed on his, on what he was pledging in 2020, which was bring back normality and not necessarily address the root causes of that sense of alienation which makes so many people go towards trump, for example, makes people think the entire system is rig both on the left and the right. it is, it is a damning indictment. perhaps off biden's, odin an agenda while he was a president with which to be fed. he did say, i'm not going to make many changes. i just gonna bring the nation together. and kelly, he's failed. she had for now many thanks. she returns the life on capitol hill the well, one of the most closely watched mid term races is in ga republicans in the traditionally conservative state was done 2 years ago when they lost

kimberly healthcare, our white house correspondent and as we just heard from kimberly, while election day is over, all eyes is still on the races that have yet to be decided. georgia senate race is too close to call. it's been described as a must win race by republicans if they want to gain control, but it now looks like it might be headed for a run of the resign a center, right. seems to be good news for the democrats incumbent mike kelly is leading rival black masters who believes the last election was stolen. let's take a closer look at these races with that. she have returns, he who is live for us at capitol hill. she had. let's start with the georgia. what should we be looking out when a lot, what should we be looking out for when it comes to this particular votes are still being counted? we understand. it's not clear how much longer it will be counted on wednesday, the secretary of state of georgia has already said that they are preparing for the possibility of run off on december the 6th in georgia. the candidate needs 50 percent plus one in order to to win outright. there were

let's go live to i white house correspondent, kimberly how can for more of this and kimberly joe biden. not that long ago warned that sir, american democracy is on the line and this year's mid terms. it is, of course, almost 2 years since the storming of the capital. what does the president mean by all this? what the president meant is that he really felt that this was a pivotal issue and that americans needed to come out and force that if they did not vote. 1 and that they did not vote to kind of save american democracy that republicans would come in and they would radically change the way the voting looked in america. and that the policies would reflect that moving forward. and this is something that not only the president believes, but many democratic candidates believe, but the polls seem to indicate that that is not an argument that has resonated with the american voters already. we know 41000000 early ballots have been cast and the issue that seems to be the top priority for americans. male female young old seems to be the economy and where their point seem to be scored in terms

our white house correspondent, kimberly how could join me live kimberly last day of campaigning. that means the last few hours for both sides to change undecided voters minds. that's right. and so closing arguments being delivered in the case of u. s. president joe biden, he will be delivering his closing arguments just north of here in the state of maryland. and one of the things he has been talking about recent days is how important it is to go to the polls. if you haven't already voted in the united states and 41000000 people have already cast ballots in early voting, saying that democracy is on the ballot. but that is an issue that doesn't seem to be resonating with most americans. they seem to be more interested in voting on issues with the economy and also record high inflation. that's why some of the polls seem to be favoring republicans in the last and final hours. it seems that and most polling shows that republicans have a double digit lead in terms of capturing both the house and potentially the senate as well. and republics, republicans getting kind of a last minute e

kimberly hawkins in washington, dc. so kimberly a week after the midterms, the house still hasn't been called. what does this signal? well, it signals that the republican party that had expected to quench the house leadership and control of the house has not been able to do so. and it shows sort of that waning power, quite a contrast from the sort of overtaking and red wave that had been predicted. and so now the party is really wrestling to figure out why this is happened and whether or not the leaders that has had up to this point. donald trump, the former president, and also in this case, the one who could become the new house speaker. if republicans do finally clench, control of the house of representatives, whether he as a trump supporter is the right leader for the job. and so there's going to be a crucial task. republicans are going to be voting to whether or not kevin mccarthy, their representative near state of california, is the right man for the job or if it should be someone else. but even if he does past th

kimberly. so 2 big stories awake after the mid terms, the arizona governor and the republicans poised to take the house, break it down for us. what's the latest? well, i think we can conclude from both of those headlines is the fact that there really is a major fracture in the republican party of the united states right now. and that division is between the former president, donald trump, at his backing of sort of further right members of the party and then sort of the establishment wing a kind of the traditional geo peer, grand old party members of the republican party. and so there really is a reckoning that's taking place within the party right now. and we're going to see this manifest itself in a critical task that's taking place to day republicans will be voting to decide whether or not one of their leaders kevin mccarthy, a representative from the state of california, is still the right person for the job. should the house uh, eventually be controlled by republicans now this is just a pre

kimberly for that, kimberly hawkins is our white house correspondent will have of course, special coverage of the mid terms here on al jazeera. be sure to tuning at 2100 hours g m t on monday for our preview of the mid terms. and then we'll have an hour long special on what's at stake in this vote. and of course, coverage on pulling day tuesday begins at one g m t on wednesday actually. and we'll have correspondence across the u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of analysts in other world use. now, there is a standoff between italian officials and rescue ships carrying migrants and refugees that was allowed to dock on sunday humanity. one has been ordered to leave the sicilian port of atanya, but it's captain has refused to do so until everyone on board is allowed to disembark. so far, only a $144.00 people including miners and people with health conditions have been that off the ship. dozens of men were refused permission. meanwhile, crew members of another migrant rescue ship that doctrine catania early on monday, have also refused to leave. migraines on the vessel, oper

kimberly is on the move, looking for a new apartment. >> if i had an extra $40,000, that would make finding an apartment in san francisco what easier. >> reporter: that is roughly how much money she lost in her cryptocurrency investment this year. >> i'm definitely grieving the loss because i did the thing that you are not supposed to do. right? i did invest my savings. >> reporter: she did not use ftx as an exchange, but expert say the collapse of xds, the second business crypto explains, la push bitcoin and prices down. that is why it hurts investors and the industry as a whole. >> 2022 was a bad year for cryptocurrency from the beginning today. it's lost two thirds of the market value. >> reporter: this professor is a tech expert and tedious cryptocurrency at san jose state. he says this is the fourth crypto crash in the last 12 years . it is going to further hurt the industry's credibility. >> too much money will create greed. more oversight will make people make bad decisions. >> reporter: is a crypto we stand, ftx provided a marketplace for people to buy, sell, and store digital curre

that's the best thing they can do. >> reporter: kimberly says the latest crash left her with $10,000 in her crypto investment. at this point she said selling her bitcoin and getting out is not an option. >> if i hold on to it and it goes high again, then i have the opportunity to recoup at least maybe i don't lose the money. >> reporter: kimberly and tech experts say the biggest lesson here is treat crypto investments like gambling in vegas. only play with money you're willing to lose. in san francisco i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> well some experts and lawmakers have more oversight. an idea that will probably get a lot more traction now after ftx has lost potentially billions of dollars. >> i'm curious to see whether or not capitol hill really will eventually start looking at how to be responsible with this stuff. it is very clear one way or another, it's going to be around for a while. so making sure people are safe and protected and at least know what they're getting into. i think it's really critical. >> so you might have felt some shaking in the east bay tonight, probably not much tho

kimberly want a kimberly hallett at white house correspondent, man, thank you. let's bring in rob reynolds now. who's in tucson, arizona. another key battle ground. rob, it's an all important swings die. what issues have dominated campaigns there? well, you know, emily, it might be interesting for our viewers around the world. people who are not in the united states to know what issues are not really on voters minds or at what the politicians are not campaigning on. the existential threat to humanity from global warming barely registers rushes aggression against ukraine. not so much the rising power of china and or she jin ping. now, what they are interested in it are, are domestic issues. and for the republicans, that means a crime. that means the up the inflation. that means immigration for their democrats, as we heard from the clip from president biden, just a few minutes ago. it's preserving democracy. and it is a also a preserving abortion rights. that's a very important issue for the democrats and one which they hope will emerge. ah, as, as voters or conce

that's the best thing they can do. >> reporter: kimberly says the latest crash left her with $10,000 in her crypto investment. at this point she said selling her bitcoin and getting out is not an option. >> if i hold on to it and it goes high again, then i have the opportunity to recoup at least maybe i don't lose the money. >> reporter: kimberly and tech experts say the biggest lesson here is treat crypto investments like gambling in vegas. only play with money you're willing to lose. in san francisco i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> well some experts and lawmakers have called for more regulations of the industry and more oversight. an idea that will probably get a lot more traction now after ftx has lost potentially billions of dollars. >> i'm curious to see whether or not capitol hill really will eventually start looking at how to be responsible with this stuff. it is very clear one way or another, it's going to be around for a while. so making sure people are safe and protected and at least know what they're getting into. i think it's really critical. >> so you might have felt some shakin

kimberly. he was calling there was me for you to unity for the sake of the higher power of democracy. but he's talking to a highly divided america to how will this speech be received by americans? well, you know, it's funny. this is very similar to a speech that the president made a number of months ago couple of months ago, and it was highly criticized back ben at where the president said again that democracy was on the ballot. many argued that, well the president was trying to unite americans. he did just the opposite to many alleged that he really portrayed half of america as being disloyal to their country. and in many ways accused them of not respecting the country of disrespecting, the election process and democracy itself. and so in many ways this speech was not that much different. and so in terms of uniting the country, i expect it will get a similar reception. there is a lot of criticism that this is a precedent that is behind in the polls and is looking for a way to detract from the

and kimberly huck itself waiting for us to had chance. kimberly, of course you've been covering this substantially over the past few days and we've been talking an awful lot about how much. oh notice, president biden has been placing on the knee to defend democracy almost 2 years since the storming of the capital. is that a message though? that is galvanized voters to come out on mass? hi. you know, you think it would be given those images that were so powerful on january 6th, but that doesn't seem to be, it seems to be in the rear view mirror for so many americans. and what seems to be in the forefront now is the issue of put the food on the table, paying rent, or a mortgage, or even putting fuel in the gas tank of the car, or heating the home. and so that is what is the issue that's driving people to the polls is really the economy. it's inflation that sort of 40 year high. in fact, the pulls indicate that's the driver for about 88 percent of americans that are choosing to vote. and so, even as the president tried to put democracy on th

because our white house correspondent, kimberly hall. curt kimberly, thank you. one of the most closely watched races is going to be georgia. republicans in the traditionally conservative state was talking to 2 years ago when they lost their 2 senate seats. now the state is back in the national spotlight. my kind of reports from savannah, the african americans are the fastest growing boating block in georgia. now nearly 40 percent of the state's electorate. that's an increase of some 7 percent and 2 decades. the other minority communities are growing as well. and these shifting demographics had much to do with the traditionally red state, turning blue the people like pastor andre osborne, a working to build on 20 twenty's gains, having the right type of energy in the election. that's not a presidential election, is incredibly important. so we're trying to encourage people to vote every time, but voting regulations have changed significantly since 2020, stung by their losses. the republicans governing the state passed the senate bill 2 o 2. which among other restr

so our white house correspondent, kimberly how can is joining us now for washington d. c. so as of this, our still uncertainty over who will control congress? when do we get more results? kimberly over still watching and waiting and it could be some time given the fact that there are court challenges and there are also ballot still being counted and it could take a days it could even take weeks. but what's clear is that the red wave as you've been talking about is really more of a ripple. and what this is really signaling is that many of those sort of for president donald trump, back candidates have not performed well effective, underperformed. and many of the democrats retained their seats in terms of the incumbents. and so the message that is being sent is that of 2024 in terms of the presidential election. and we're already looking towards that now is already starting to shape up to look very different than what many people expected. the chances for donald trump running again seemed to look less likely, given the fact that many of his endorsement and many of the candida

kimberly, i'll get joyce's now for a bit of a preview. so obviously a great deal at stake in these elections and joe biden wants to make it clear that the country's democracy is under a. so what can we expect to hear from him? yeah, that speech is actually set to begin the in the next hour the present should be leaving the white house say in the roughly the next 45 minutes or so. and if he starts on time, the speech should begin shortly thereafter. and the prophet is really set to make a case that democracy is under attack. really laying out that these are dark times in america. that the images that americans saw shortly after the presidential election and 2020 in january of 20, 21 january 6th. to be precise, where there were hundreds of american storming the u. s. capital trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election. that that is possibly set to happen again as a result of the mid term congressional elections set to take place on tuesday, quarter to the why has press secretary. there are dozens, if not hundreds of, of

let's bring in now . whitehouse kirsten and kimberly hallett. hello there. kimberly. so that red wave has not yet materialized that republicans are still hopeful of taking back congress . yeah, that's right. the red wave hasn't quite reached the shore and it doesn't appear that it's going to, if it does, it looks like it'll be just a ripple of what we expect is that we may not know these results for some time because they're both still being counted. but it's not going to be the overwhelming majority that republicans have hope for and what that means moving forward is that many of the plans that republicans had in place are likely to not materialize. in other words, some of the investigations that they had hope for in terms of investigating the bite and presidency of the past 2 years or reverse. and course and some of the by the legislative legislative agenda is also going to be a challenge if not impossible. and so this is something that is going to be disappointing for republicans and is certainly going to as really kind of make them have to regroup in terms of how

kimberly, as always, thank you. inflation, abortion. i'm the police violence are some of the main issues. is voters in the u. s. head to the polls in a week? both republicans and democrats are divided on what matters most to them. i'll just spoke to people on both sides of the oil. hi, i'm andy semen ello from poughkeepsie, new york, and i am a democratic voter. hi, my name is deb brown and i am a registered republican here in auster county new york. i live in a small city of kingston. i'm some i retired. i'm in the health care field. i'm actually retired. but i spent a career in corporate development and also a small business owner. in recent years, we have noticed which is unusual for our city crime. the riots did not help. and the, and the yelling of defending the police who you think protects them even when you're doing your protest. here in your days, we have faith in legal access to all reproductive health care services, including abortion. that is not the case across the country. it should not be something that is decided on by t

let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly hello kent. hello, they, kimberly. polls are suggesting it's going to be bad for president biden, and the democrats, but just how bad of those polls suggesting well, right now, the president himself is not looking particularly optimistic, and that is pretty unusual for president biden, who normally is a glass half full type of guy a he returned to the white house after campaigning for most of the weekend, asked by reporters how he felt about the prospect of republican congress and working with one. he said it's going to be pretty tough if that's what happens. so the president, early this morning, was on twitter making a last ditch appeal to voters to get out vote saying it's election day in america. make your voice heard, get out today and vote. but again, the polls are not looking good for the president. a historically, in modern history, when a president's approval rating is less than 50 percent, typically that president's party does not capture the house. and that's what it's looking like. in

kimberly thank you for the moment. so just want to recap on some of the figures that we've had to the midterm elections of turned into a breathtaking the close battle for control of congress for the democratic party defying expectations of a major victory for the republicans. the so called red wave is turned out to be more of a ripple. republicans are still expected to take control of the house of representatives is kimberly suggested, but by a smaller margin than expected. the senate is still a toss up. the republicans currently have 49 seats and the democrats, 48. all eyes are on the battleground, states of arizona and nevada, and georgia, which is going to run off in december. and it was a great night for candidates, backed by donald trump, many of whom support his false allegations at the 2020 presidential election was rigged. they've only not stop one high profile when the so far. j. d vance, securing a senate seat in ohio. one of the upsets for trump candidate was the swing state of pennsylvania, which was a key

kimberly, and we'll have more analysis on the u. s. mid terms a little later on the use our and special comp rate on monday and tuesday on ology 0. be sure to tune in a 2100 hours g m t on monday for our preview of the us mid terms. we'll have an hour long special on what's at stake in this vote. and coverage on pulling day begins at one m g m t on wednesday. we'll have correspondence across the u. s. best reaction to the results from a wide range of economists as are into the world news. and there's a stand off between the italian officials and a rescue ship carrying migrants and refugees that was allowed to dock on sunday humanity. one has been ordered to leave the sicilian port of catania, but his captain has refused to do so until every one on board is allowed to disembark. so far, only a $144.00 people, including miners and people with health conditions have been led off the ship. dozens of men were refused permission. meanwhile, crew members of another migrant rescue ship, the dark tink atanya early on monday, have also refuse

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kimberly, let's go to you in ohio. we have a billboard that is a tim ryan billboard that is in your neighborhood. we'll put that up on the screen. it was a subject of one of their debates. folks can read it. there's some interesting photos and images on there. you can see that every day. how are you looking at this between j.d. vance right now and tim ryan? which way are you going to go? >> actually unfortunately, i have not made a definition decision. j.d. vance scares me. in the beginning, he was not a supporter of president trump, former president trump. now he is. i think it's only because trump came out to endorse him. so trump picked him up from the bottom of the barrel and got him to the top of the playing field. now, tim ryan has been in the house for ten years. we know that he's experienced. the issue that i have with tim ryan is that he's a tough talker. i don't need a tough talker. i need a tough doer. so with all of the tough talk, we still have not seen concrete evidence about what he can bring to the tabl

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kimberly how can live for us in washington dc. time now for a check on whether he's evident hello. we have something of a north south split in the weather across the middle east at the moment, further north or is rather more cloud. and there is a fair bit of rain in the forecast south of the gulf. it should stay la, she troy, here in doha temperatures center, the low thirty's, over the next few days. the low start of the world cup temperatures probably struggling to get around $28.00 or $29.00 celsius, or se struggling. that's not too bad at all. where to where the will sit further north, got some showers there into northern parts or saudi arabia some heavier, re spilling out of that eastern side of kia, pushing across towards iran, through iraq, some heavier down post to me, to the far north of syria. and that continues as we go through thursday, could even see some where to where the coming to q weight by that stage that here in qatar it will stay dry with more hazy sunshine logic dry across north africa will then we will see increasing cloud, just spilling into those are western

kimberly, how can our white house correspondent there? thank you. still in the us and the midterm elections are less than a week away and it's seen as the most crunch sequential vote in the generation. al jazeera speaks to 2 votes with their visions for the us are, i'm ruth delani. i just got no choice today. i am officially a us citizen. i am super excited to be participating in the voting process. this them are own my name is maureen cruz and i voted in every election that i've been eligible for that since 1970. i think if you look at globally, there's a lot going on right now, right. we only see the oil prices sort of shooting up, be see all the russia ukraine war going on at the same time. china trying to become a supercar. we have multiple problems. people don't have a living wage. housing prices are, you know, skyrocketing counterpart homes, student debt, that's an outrage to outreach. you see the inflation rates to the roof. so for us as a family that's becoming harder and harder to sustain a decent livelihood. we also see that and we are hea

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okay, let's speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawker. how bad does it look for joe biden, on the democrats? well, according to most polls, it is not looking good for the president's democratic party in these mid term congressional elections. and that's why we've seen the president on twitter in the last hour, making a final appeal to americans to get out and vote. he says it's election day in america make your voice heard today. vote, you know, the president is always an optimist. but even as he was returning to the white house after campaigning, late last evening here in washington, he was asked by reporters how he felt about his parties chances. and he acknowledged that it was going to be tough to capture the house and keep control of the house. something that his parties enjoyed for the last 2 years. that's a pretty rare acknowledgment from a president who is always optimistic. the president's got a lot riding on this vote. this is really a referendum of the last 2 years of his presidency. it's his legacy at stake. and right now, his

hi, kimberly, i mean in theory the republicans should be happy that they have the house, but it's that simple moving forward to sort of for the president's agenda. you should know by now in washington, and this is another example of that. this is going to be a divided congress moving forward. what we have is the house of representatives, controlled by republicans and the senate, controlled by again a razor thin margin by the democrats. and so what this means is very little is going to get done because in order to pass laws in the united states need the approval of both chambers, as well as the president's signature. so you see the problem here is the very, to very competing agendas in each of the bodies. and so what is this going to look like moving forward? well, it means that there's very little that is going to be accomplished in terms of new legislation and the president himself, joe biden, is likely to spend the remainder of his 2 years in office defending what he accomplished in the last 2 years. and other words, protecting programs like investing and climate change as well as la

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kimberly how can reporting from the white house. so all eyes are on those races yet to be decided, georgia, senate race is too close to coal. it's been described as a must win race by republicans. that's if they want to gain control. but it now looks like it might be heading for a run off. then there's the arizona senate race. it seems to be good news for the democrats, the incumbent. mark kelley is leading his republican rival, blake masters, who believes the last election was stolen. nevada conducts a predominantly male ballad system which could take days to count the latest results show the democratic candidate trailing behind her republican rival malin ballots have historically favored democrats. there is the wisconsin senate race, which is also very tight, but it's likely that republican wrong johnson will hold, said against the democratic rising star. mandela barnes, let's not bring. and she hubbard thompson. he's joining us from capitol hill. so when it comes to georgia, she have what should we be looking out for? what birds

kimberly, how can she's our white house correspondent. so we did hear from biden, kimberly, when he said that he's happy to work with the republican lead house. and he also did congratulate them. in reality though, does he have any wiggle room at all? he certainly does have wiggle room given the fact that, well, their house is going to be led by rage with razor thin margin of republicans. many of them are more establishment republicans that joe biden worked with some of them on capitol hill as a senator. so, so, so establish relationships that may serve him well given the fact that there are some divisions within the republican party, particularly when it comes between those establishment republicans. and then further right on the political spectrum, those that favor a former president trump, but we can tell you that with regard to the historic tenure of nancy pelosi as how speaker the u. s. president, is acknowledging that in fact, we understand. he spoke with her early this morning here, washington time to talk about her historic tenure

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kimberly. how can live there at the white house? well, in just a few hours former present donald trump will make what is called a very big announcement is made no secret of his wish to launch a 3rd one for the white house. he was on the campaign trail during the mid term elections rallying for handwriting. how can canada's and most of those he backed in key races failed to be elected. when i saw speak to richard painter, who's a professor at the university of minnesota law school and a former chief ethics lawyer for former president george w bush. he is joining us from minnesota. thank you so much, sir. for your time. before we talk about what donald trump is going to do and how that's going to affect the republican party, i want to ask you 1st about the midterm results for the party. are the republicans were expected, of course, to clean the house pretty easily, and here we are a week on and how soon hasn't been called, what's happened? what went wrong? why the so called red wave failed to materialize? well, there are several probl

though kimberly are saying that they are on track for, for a majority in the house. just how big do we expect majority to be? well, the problem is, is that we're still counting votes. and because of the male and ballot system that was put in place due to coven, 19 things take a lot more time to tally than they used to. and so we could be waiting for that answer for days or potentially weeks. but what we know is it's not going to be, as you said, the big red wave. it's more of a ripple. what that means is that the plans that republicans had to potentially try to, i didn't do a lot of this legislative agenda that democrats have put in place and re focus it to more of a had in government spending type agenda, cutting immigration to the united states those types of things are going to be a lot harder to do and anything that they do try to do. republicans try to do if they have the house majority is going to have to be done in a bipartisan manner. up till now. we've had a very divided washington. it's a bit of a rare thing to work together in washington, but it may be som

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