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lisa? >> lisa: thank you, kevin. joining me right now, wisconsin republican and former prosecutor for the doj. jim, i will start with you. do you believe that the questions are a win for president trump and show there is not a serious threat with the president? why do you say that? >> i've been involved in criminal prosecution or criminal defense for a long time and if your client is told that i have a take-home exam, that is a great moment for you to ask any college kid, would you rather have a take-home exam or the one of the class, they will usually want to take home. this is one where you can cuddle up with the lawyers, come up with answers, not worry too much about her. i can't imagine anyone we'll let that piece of paper go back to mueller with any sort of glaring confessions on it. basically be done, being the gun, no follow up pretty simple test. >> lisa: congressman, let's talk about that. what do you make of these mueller questions. apparently the two main focuses that kevin laid out are the dnc hacking as

lisa? >> lisa: thank you, catherine. joining me now, corey lewandowski, trump's 2016 campaign manager and coauthor of the new book, "trump enemies" out next tuesday. and antjuan seawright, former senior advisor to the hillary clinton campaign and the ceo of blue of blueprint strategy. thank you both for being with me tonight. >> hello, lisa. >> lisa: i want to start with you, antjuan. if there is potentially new information, it is the oversight committee's job to investigate. why wouldn't they look into those?sa >> lisa, this is a prime example why the republicans lost control of the congress, just a few weeks ago. they have investigated themselves into the minority. here we are once again wasting taxpayers dollars on something that does not exist. they spent so much time focusing on hillary clinton that they have not spent time putting forth a policy agenda that would move this country forward and the voters responded the way they did on tuesday night. >> lisa: cory, what do you make it would antjuan just said? >> it's

[laughter] >> >> lisa: isn't that great? [applause] >> lisa: so betty. what are you thinking when you watch that? >> michael: well she's a woman ahead of her time that's for sure. you know when you saw that, it did kind of make us a little nervous because she was talking about the family, and in a little more too transparent about some things, but then again, it was refreshing, it was the woman that was our mother and we knew her as someone who spoke her mind, and was honest, and really thinking about what is the best for all people. so i -- i'm just glad she was able to be outspoken like this. >> yeah, and you know we just love betty. i'm going to go through these next ones a little bit quickly. she brought dancing back to the white house. white house parties were fun again. and jerry and betty were always the last ones to leave the dance floor. then came the campaign of 1976 and she was more popular than your father in the polls at times. and unfortunately jerry ford did not win that election, and he lost his voice at the end of the campaign, and your

>> julie: huge hit. >> lisa: tee paulk 2. we should start talking in third person solis is a thinks. personally, i don't care about "time" magazine. i never read it i never really have. i have never been a reader of it they put hillary clinton on the cover something like 2 times. that tells you a lot you need to know about "time." honestly i couldn't care less who they choose. >> sean: isn't it fun how "time" or reporters actually asked donald trump who should be the person of the year? [laughter] >> julie: when you are asked to grade yourself. a plus. >> who do you think should grace the cover? >> capri: i don't care much like lisa. who do you think? >> capri: jeff lynn and electric light orchestra who renoon nighted elo. >> julie: okay, that's not happening. [laughter] any other predictions, congressman? >> sean: i don't think it will be trump. the media hates him. look at how everyone talks about him. look how great this economy has been. people are going back to work. wages are rising. kids are graduating from college and

lisa? lisa: it's a case of he said she said. pleadingohen is now guilty july to congress about the president pursuing a real estate deal in moscow even after he had secured the republican nomination. president trump said that is alive. for more about what this could mean for the mueller investigation, the spring in greg ferro. how bad is this for president trump? becausenk this is bad the president's stance has been that there is no collusion with russia and yet no business interest in russia, no commercial exposure or anything that could influence him. laidtoday, michael cohen out that an ongoing plan -- layout and ongoing plan to get a deal done, a lifelong goal of now president trump to build a tower in moscow. while in some ways it might not be serious as in the deal never came through, while he was running he was contemplating and pursuing this. he kept it quiet and concealed it. caroline: does it lead to any insinuation that it is showing collusion or is it perhaps he was not telling the whole truth? greg: not collusion mo

call 1-877-423-5732. ♪ >> lisa: welcome back. president trump reportedly threatening to declassify fisa warrant applications and other documents from the mueller probe if house democrats launch investigations against him and his administration when they take control of the house next year. the president to telling "the new york post," if they go down the presidential harassment track, if they want to go and harass the president and the administration, i think that would be the best thing that would happen to me. i'm a counterpunch. i will hit them so hard if they've never been like that. "this after they call the president to declassify justice berman documents they feel will undercut. the term could pay an advisor to memos on duty official bruce ohr's interactions with christopher steele, the author of the controversial trumped lc. i'm going to start with you, kennedy. we know with recent documents that congress had obtained with bruce ohr that christopher steele was worried about comey's iron, he was worried they would be expos

lisa: absolutely. there are some in the democratic caucus who think now that the house will be control by democrats, it will move the tenor of the debate more towards the middle. with republicans controlling both chambers, things were moving too far to the right for any deal to make through the more moderate senate so there hope that a limited deal with democrats coming intoco power d get through. but could that happen by december 7? and with democrats working through their dine -- dynamics, seems unlikely. robert: what's your read on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and how he'll handle this?oe manu: he not want a shutdown. he's made that clear for weeks. after going to the white house recently he told reporters there won't be a shutdown. a couple of days later, trump said a shutdown may not be a bad idea so it's obviously, as erica was saying, not ultimately mcconnell's cal the question is can they cut a deal between theil $1.6on in funding and the $5 billion in funding. i talked to lindsey gra

you've already heard that from susan collins and i think you will hear it --" >> lisa: >> lisa: entry in us, d the same thing. >> marie: he is the target of it. i think maybe he doesn't have as much credibility as as a newbie nominee could by saying "here's what i'm going to let it finish." that will be an important part. >> lisa: it would work for him and his administration. >> dagen: we do know that the republicans will still have a majority in the senate. why not hustle and get somebody, just name somebody who would be be -- >> adam: that's what they should do. i also think it's important to note -- again, everybody is apoplectic that this mueller probe is going to get shut down. there's been no indication of that. we hear people say all the time that it's close to being wrapped up now. the mueller probe is going to wrap up, it'll go through the conclusion, we will be able to -- >> dagen: i said all along, i think it's a trick by some democrat and liberal talking heads to goad the president into doing something -- not you! [laughter] pushed him into doing something that is not in h

lisa, what are you watching? lisa: pg&e stage something of a comeback, shares rising 30 print -- that it percent -- shares rising 38%. that is the 10 debut, down 48% view, down 48%. who are the losses? a clutch of hedge funds piled into california's biggest utility back in the three months that ended september 30. viking global and appaloosa collectively owned nearly 7% of the shares of this utility as of the end of september, from 1% at the end of june. just giving you a sense of who might be feeling some of the hurt here, romaine. romaine: thanks, lisa. os is the wireless speaker company that just went public in august. of about 8%, 9%. dayas up 25% earlier in the on the back of its earnings report. the second we have gotten out of this company since it went public. his is one of the most heavily shorted companies going into earnings. about 60% of its float was tied to short bets. we're seeing a squeeze. they went public at about $15 a share. they have not closed above that since the end of september. assuming

we are going to start this half hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen, and lisa, no rain in the forecast can, and it is still warm, and little windy out ing >> yes, because the numbers are still into the 70s and the relative humidity is below 10%, and right here from the exploritorium camera where you will see the haze and the cloud clouds, and the winds are light at 60 in san jose, but from san jose to 80, and more clouds for you making for a nice start for your day. did you enjoy the 6:38 sunrise? 55 in santa rosa and 68 in vacaville, and 68 in livermore. and going through, you will see the low 70s, and by 2:00, it is upper 70s. so a arm wear than average day for you but not as warm as yesterday. the numbers are 3 to 10 degrees cooler for you, and we are all in the 60s and by the evening hours, we have 60s and upper 60s at the shoreline. back to you. >> thank you. and two more days for the midterm elections, and president trump is wosrking with more rallies. an abc poll says that the approval rating is 40%, and that is the lowest of any president before a mid-t

lisa: potentially. i haven't heard any yet and i think that's more -- on thelo l, that's more safe than in congress. robert: lisa's point about where the money comes from is important. the president really wants public-private partners on infrastructure to get to the illion dollar mark. erica: that was his proposal, something like $200 million in public funding that he thought would unlock all of this private funding which democrats l basicallyghed at and as we know, the idea of infrastructure week when there would be anfr tructure bill became a joke over the past congress. on the gasreax, thedent himself, we've reported at the "post,"n priva meetings early in the year, threw out the idea of raising the gas tax, that he could be open to it. the way this psident operates, he can change his position on a dime and you could see him coming aund to that, as lisa said, it's not something mcconnell would want to do and would be a hard sell but you could see trump getting board with that or some other funding m

lisa, to you first on this. is this going to be a winning issue? he is talking about in florida and he is bragging about building the border wall, which the republicans have not funded. the republicans did not deprive century cities of money. is this a winner for republicans? because president trump is not up for reelection. if these congressmen and senators. >> lisa: you look at immigration and it is a top issue for republicans. in the polls, it's a top issue. when you see thousands of people marching to the united states, breaking down barriers in mexico, throwing rocks and getting into scuffles and fights with mexican police, this underscores president trump's very point in talking about the need for border security and things like the wall. i actually think this is one of the biggest missed opportunities, if president trump doesn't take this moment to give an official speech about immigration, talking about the laws that are being exploited by these migrants. things like an antihuman trafficking law. he should take this moment to highlight thes

this will go to lisa. how do you plan to use a position in congress to address the very real challenges posed by climate change? ms. brown: i would make my views known that the administration is going in the wrong direction. it was wrong to withdraw from the paris climate accords. it's wrong to roll back the clean power plan. i would like to be in a position of leadership for our country in standing up to those who are in essence deniers that climate change is even occurring. it's one of the largest threats we face on the planet. here in eastern washington that will be a win for us not only because we will be doing the right thing for future generations but because it will benefit our economy as well. so i will listen to scientists, work with stakeholders here on specific federal projects that could move us forward. research as well as specific infrastructure projects, and an infrastructure project could be a clean energy infrastructure project, just like i did at the state level when we worked to clean up

lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz in new york. joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. romaine bostick is off today. caroline: a snapshot of u.s. stocks in the green. the best week we have had for the s&p 500 since 2011. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" call it the g20 -- hotel hack attack. highlyrized access to sensitized information. investors will blow watching electy as the president begins his term tomorrow with a speech. the g20 summit is officially underway in but authorities in all eyes are on president trump reaching with xi jinping. some struck an optimistic tone today. very hard.orking if we can make a deal, that would be good. they would want to and we would like to. we will be meeting with president xi and a little while, but for the most part, people , larry kudlow is dealing with them on a constant basis. there are good signs. we will see what happens. caroline: for more, let's welcome your asia group analyst. optimism? >> we are a little bit more pessimistic than trump has seemed today mostly because of the fundamental issues here which are not even close to resolved. it depen

duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. ♪ >> lisa: welcome back. press secretary sarah sanders taking questions for the first time since the president sparred with cnn's white house correspondent jim acosta at his recent news conference. it was also the first time since the new white house guidelines for reporters, including a ban and follow-up questions. the highly anticipated briefing turn to be remarkably cordial, question-and-answer session. still, many reporters occluding acosta went for the follow-up anyway. >> if i can follow-up -- >> do think it's going to adversely affect your economy? >> why don't you follow-up? >> at the doesn't believe -- >> lisa: i'm sure this is bringing back memories. all good, i'm sure. the >> sean: you mean back to therapy. i'm just going to lay down and we can ask questions! >> harris: could you say that again? [laughter] >> lisa: is the relationship between the media and the president repairable? >> sean: uh... [laughter] it can get better. i don't know if it can be repairable. it can get a heck of a lot better.

>> thank you, lisa. >>> developing news, the san francisco 49ers will release reuben foster after he was arrested in tampa, florida, for domestic violenc. the 24-year-old former first-round draft pick was taken into custody at the grand hyatt hotel after a verbal al altercation that the police say turned physical. this is new video of the court appearance this morning, and the judge set bail for foster at $2,000. according to the affidavit, the victim is 22-year-old alyssa ennis who earlier accused him of domestic violence and then took back her statement. now he is accused of slapping her with a phone on her face, and the officer saw a one-inch scratch on the collarbone, and this morning, a judge ordered fo foster not to have contact with ennis, and they say that they have had a on and off again relationship. the 49ers are to play tampa bay buccaneers today. >>> and steph curry was involved in a highway accident on highway 24, and cur ru ri appeared to be fine, but if you have ever been a crash, injurie

lisa argen will have the full forecast in a few moments. but first the new 23rd avenue bridge in oakland opens this afternoon. one week ago a driver crashed into a support beam for the overpass project causing temporary giant steel girders to fall on the roadway. caltrans says the impact did not impact the safety of the bridge. work began on sue on the $102 million project including the 29th avenue overcrossing. >>> in san francisco, police will increase patrols in parts of golden gate park after two fires yesterday. flames burned eucalyptus trees and dry brush near the polo fields after 5:30 last night another fire broke out near the casting pools. fiefrpts got the fires under control in 30 minutes. no word how the fires started. >>> the campfire is now the most destructive fire in california history. more than 670 buildings burned almost all homes. 7 on your side michael finney has advice for fire victims how to deal with the aftermath. >> unfortunately this is not our first time around the block. >> yeah, it's very sad. my heart and all

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good morning, alexis. >>> good morning, lisa. looking at the emeryville camera, i did swing that around for you. trying to spot a crash on the 580 curve and berkeley curve. we are not been able to spot anything. a lot more drops on our lens. a shower pushing through that area. notice the camera bouncing around. we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and richmond san rafael bridge. it is gusty everywhere. two bart notes to pass along. we are getting word that the 19th street station, 20th street entrance is flooded. and a 10-minute delay in downtown oakland due to an equipment problem on the track. >>> and breaking news out of arizona. live pictures coming from chandler, a suburb outside phoenix. you are looking at a huge mansion fire. fire crews are on the scene trying to get this extinguished. we are told this fire started 3:00 in the morning in a second story bedroom. three people were inside at the time. they were able to get out safely. we will keep you updated as we get new information as it comes in throughout the

i'm chris nguyen this is lisa argen. a full day of college football ahead on abc 7 next at 9:00 a.m. wisconsin takes on penn state at beaver stadium. oklahoma state faces number 6 oklahoma in norman. that's followed by abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. . then at 5:00 second ranked uncle clemsons bamgtss boston college. followed by cache creek after the game. stay connected online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. as always we appreciate your time. make it a great day, everybody. >> announcer: let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it. we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> announcer: and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has failed people of color. >> announcer: and hear one another. >> we can use words we don't have to use fists. >> our concerns might be different. but we are in this together. and building a better bay area takes all of us. ♪ introducing fresh step clean paws, with low-tracking litter, your vacuum becomes a cat toy. let's m

meteorologist lisa argen is back with more. and lisa, this is problematic especially for sensitive groups. >>> yes, chris, it's about as bad as it was a year ago with the october fires up in santa rosa. as up the spare the air alert over the weekend through monday -- now the worst air quality has been in the north bay and our inland east bay. now it may drift around a little bit. but overall we are still in this pattern with the lit winds, high pressure on top of us, allowing to put a lid on the atmosphere. right now the winds are light. but this is significant because not only do we need wind but the wind will switch around, ramp up from the other direction, the offshore wind bringing the high fire danger again. low relative humidity overnight into tomorrow. but as for now we look at the smoke, the haze, through today and tomorrow. if you are sensitive you may want to think twice about heading out or getting a mask. >> and with the concern over the smoke and the air quality across the bay some play it safe by staying inside as

joins us from our studios in los angeles lisa welcome back. thank you so much for having me holland happy to be here the phrase thanksgiving dinner gauzy norman rockwell picture but if you're hosting it's a minefield even before this a rising president the most dangerous item on the thanksgiving menu was always politics is it more so in the trump era. i think many people would say yes in answer to that question it happens to be probably one of the more contentious times that we're experiencing in recent history so when people come together at this time of year which is i think typically you know one of the holidays the people most look forward to you know getting together with family and friends surrounded by a gorgeous meal homemade cooking etc this is where i would say in order for us to have kind of a peaceful experience with our bird to keep the table talk off the turkey and on to the sides you know when we talk about getting to the meat of the matter it's more about actually not getting to the meat of the matter but focusing on the sides

chris. >> thanks, lisa. >>> it should be easier to get to lake tahoe today. look at this snowy mess on the roads. you can see plenty of volks backed up on truckee. at one point all traffic was stopped because of pinouts. right now no chain controls though irnlts all the snow has been mostly good news for the skoe resorts but the sugar bowl announced it's delaying the opening because of yesterday's rain that followed two feet of snow. officials say the resort will open as soon as conditions permit. they hope for mep from mother nature in the next round of storms next woke. stay on top of the weather with the news app. you'll find live doppler 7 and webcams from the bay area. >>> new overnight a two alarm fire breck out in vallejo started after mid-noit on fleming avenue. vallejo fire managed to keep it from spreading to nearby homes. no word on what spark the fire. thankfully, no one hurt. >>> a golden gait are gate ferry that crashed twice into the san francisco ferry building could be removed this morning. passengers onboard and at a restaurant along the wat

here is lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >>> good morning to you. starting out with a lot of clouds around. in fact fog at the golden gate bridge is dense. a few leftover showers in the south bay along the central coast. but the mist and drizzle will be ending. as we look at walnut creek, that's kind of pretty with partly cloudy skies, mid-50s in san francisco. 59 with more clouds in san jose and a look at lake tahoe. it's raining in blue canyon, 43 degrees. 40 at the tahoe valley airport. wet snow there with mid-50s back in santa rosa. low visibility there. and looking at the visibility just down to a quarter of a mile, half moon bay. and santa rosa as i said nothing there. five miles in hayward. and san jose, a lot of clouds with four mile visibility. naps sutro. isn't that gorgeous? for the next several hours the clouds continue to gradually clear. first in the north bay then along on the east by and central bay. lastly the south bay. overall we call it partly cloudy. upper 50s on the coast. tonight the fog is back not as cold but dense in spots.

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lisa? >> yes, the red and the orange is indicating the poor air and looking at that, you will see that some of the better air quality up to the sacramento valley and the north and the northeasterly winds is going to be pushing it up ahead, and notice the oranges there from the peninsula to the east bay, and overall, it is not a good day to be outside, and looking at a santa cruz and the poor a air quality and the northern bay and east coast and santa clara valley, valley, and today and tomorrow, we continue the theme. it is going to be for the next several days as we have a lid of high pressure capping the high pressure, and we have smoke at the surface, and smoke in the upper levels as well. until we get the wind shift and the high area of pressure weakening, we will deal with itt until clean ocean air to blow it out of there, and the rain, and talk about the chances with it coming up with the seven-day forecast. >> and masks are recommended if you are planning to the spend time-outside. w

chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues ob online on the news continues ob online on m ameca it a gatcopy and >> announcer: let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> announcer: and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has failed people of color. >> announcer: and hear one another. >> we don't have to use our fists. >> announcer: our concerns might be different. but we are in this together. and >>> good morning, america. happening now, deadly storms. one person killed at this amazon facility. the roof damaged at this store. cars submerged. people rescued. >> right there, look at it. >> as tornadoes tear through the south. the severe weather threat ahead. >>> midterm sprint. presidents trump and obama rallying voters focusing on immigration. >> they want these caravans full of illegal aliens to flood into our country. >> they're telling you the existential threat to america is a bunch of

here is lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >>> good morning to you. certainly fog mist and drizzle and a few showers around san jose, the central coast and watsonville and salinas. that's what's left of the system here. most of it has departed. you notice here south of monterey we have some returns. and we are holding a few showers in and around san jose throughout the rest the morning hours. 3/4 mile visibility. half moon three miles. sfo and hayward, a little better north bay. the north bay sees sun earlier but everyone gets some clearing today. it's mild to muggy. 60 in oakland. 55 in santa rosa. three to five degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour. we have the clouds, mist, drizzle, leftover showers. by the afternoon upper 50s to low 60s under partly cloudy skies. the bulk of the day is dry. 6:00 tonight a few more clouds. we are talking about how long our dry days will last before we see a return to some pretty god rain coming our way. chris. >> thanks. >>> well have to wait until monday for details about an officer involved shooting in san j

lisa argen has been a tracking the forecast for us. and the summer-like conditions certainly not good in terms of fire danger. >> not winds have increased 30 to 50 miles an hour to mount diablo. . that's why we have the red flag warning in effect. 58 here in san francisco. and look how clear it is across the bay. more mid-50s. but we're looking at a very warm day today, as much as 15 degrees above average. i have the temperatures and a look at the second half of the weekend and whether or not we can get cooler air and maybe rain for the work week next with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks. heed upead, klay torlast nute 44. we are taking a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. and a special good morning to our friends traveling in from marin county. another warm day on tap across much of the bay area. we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast and the summer like conditions with lisa argen. but first? sports, all three bay area college footballs on the road. san jose state will try for the sparnt as

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let's check in with lisa now. hi, lisa. >>> hey, jessica. things to be concerned about, hydroplaning. perhaps flooding. the typical spot, lucky drive, highway 101 not doing bad. and the chance of perhaps later on power lines and also some of that stream flooding not likely. we are getting the breaks in between storms. it is a 2 on our storm impact scale. this is coming behind it. cold, unstable air. healsburg. lake county, the colder air bringing some wet snow. it has changed to snow in the sierra nevada, berkeley, emeryville. heavy downpours near martinez. south bay, wet weather all around and the winds. anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour. so if that's not enough, you have the slick roadways, scattered downpours, breezy conditions. and it's only about 5:00. so as we continue to go through the next several hours, look at 7:00. we still have the downpours in the east bay, along the peninsula, pacifica. the windy conditions. it will take until after the lunch hour when things begin to settle down. we will even see sunshine here. it will be

we start with lisa blatt, who heads up -- [applause] lisa blatt heads up arnold & porter's supreme court practice. someone recently said sometimes a superstar is just a superstar. lisa is a superstar among superstars. she has argued more cases at the supreme court than any other woman, and she has won 94% of her cases, which is a remarkable record. welcome, lisa. [applause] next up we have ian gershengorn. he has held such fantastic positions as acting solicitor general of the united states for the obama administration and with over 12 oral arguments under his belt is ready to compete today. welcome, ian. [applause] and last, but definitely not least, charles rothfeld. charles is special counsel at mayer brown. he has worked on over 200 supreme court cases in his career, and he is often hailed as someone who is 12 moves above everybody else. he literally wrote the book on federal appellate practice and i brought it for him to sign. welcome, charles. [laughter] [applause] elizabeth: all right, and for team madison, come on out. team madison. [laughter] come on down. here they come. so, fi

lisa: i am lisa abramowicz in new york. wall street trading desks will boost women's compensation this year to narrow the gap with men. the firm says payee quality is more in the forefront this year than ever. wall street is facing pressure to make their workplaces more attractive to women with better pay and faster promotions. has filed for bankruptcy in a deal that will keep stores open. it is not expect major closures or liquidation. shares of macron are falling. reportedncial times" the chinese will deepen investigation into chipmakers. china says it has massive evidence of violations. that is your business flash update. king joins us from san francisco. talk about why we are seeing the fall of in chips. we knew about the investigation, right? >> we did. but this is adding to the concern investors have. accusations by macron against a chinese company are part of the d.o.j. case. it is seeking to curb the selected activity by chinese companies. the concern amongst investors is this will lead to a tit-for-tat beuation and

let's check in with lisa argen for the latest on air quality. are we getting any relief. >>> we are beginning to see changes already in the bay area. we have areas of dense fog along the coast, the north bay and san francisco. you can see it here and live doppler 7. but the visibility we are impacted not only from the fog ant haze but the smoke from concord and livermore more with some of the worst air quality with less than a mile visibility in the inland east bay. two to three miles in mountain vow and san jose. looking

i'm caroline hyde. >> i lisa abramowicz -- i am lisa abramowicz. this is "bloomberg markets: the close." sink with theks tech sector leading declines. renault's leader arrested in japan over allegations of misconduct putting the global auto empire in doubt. theresa may makes her case to and a possibles, leadership challenge. all that and plenty more coming up. lisa: the markets have been in a broad-based selloff. the nasdaq leading the way down, declining by about 2.7%, losing more than it was earlier today. you see the two-year yield declining. theeuro is gaining versus dollar in the face of trade concerns. bitcoin is plunging as people start to worry about regulatory action. what diversification? let's dive deeper into the action with our reporters. abigail, what are you watching? abigail: we have this big tell tech. selloff on look at facebook, amazon, netflix, and alphabet down sharply. this complex down more than 20%. it has to do with the regime shift in sentiment. this was the engine that drove the markets higher in 2016 and 2017. now that t

we will start this hour with lisa. i think we are dealing with lingering winds this morning. >> we still have the other shore component. right now bringing higher clouds no the we'll talk about that in a moment. 55 in oakland. mid-40s in the north bay. it is easy to drop into the 40s for the early morning hours. we are cooler in the north bay and pretty much everywhere. a start to the day here with later sunrise. it will be sunny and not as warm today. looking at temperatures coming down to near

lisa argen has been tracking the smoke for us. we no he many people will stay inside today and perhaps go to the theater and check out a flick. >> why not? certainly the haze and smoke impacting us. we also have fog from the roof camera right now. look at the flag. no wind there. temperatures in the upper 40s in san francisco. ranging 20 degrees cool ner some valleys where we have worse air quality. so overall subtle changes putting you into just the unhealthy category. and some areas of the bay it's going to take the next several days to get out of this. i'll have a detail look at the forecast, including some r coming up. >>> also ahead, the big game delayed because of the bad air. if you like tradition, the one positive that comes with this move. larry beil lowe's knows you have a lot of tools. tools for everything you've done around the house. but there's the moment you realize... your new project needs new tools. when tool guys need new tools, they start with lowe's. the new home of craftsman. >>> in sports san jose sfat and n

lisa lee joining us. another story we have been talking about on the market side, investors closely monitoring comments on u.s.-china trade frictions. has takenbusinessweek a deeper, longer view on what happens if china succeeds with its ambitions. we are talking about a lot of countries that don't always come up and are industries impacted potentially. the chinese ambitions and areas like airlines. what does that mean for the industry in france or the automobile industry in japan? while the u.s. is getting most of the headlines, the limited exports compared to some of those other nations means there is a lot of long-term big questions about which industries and countries will be impacted the most. vonnie: some of these areas you might think of already like semiconductors and so on. this is a great read. so many companies you would not necessarily think of from agriculture to apparel makers. i hope you get a copy of business week up in canada. -- businessweek up in canada. you can catch all of our intervi

here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the conditions where you live. >> pretty foggy underneath this blanket here of the north bay. also in the east bay as well making for a nice sunrise coming up in 30 minutes. you can see there's a good deal of fog out there. 53 san francisco, 47 in mount taken view and 46 in half moon bay. fog there as well. conkrd and liver more quarter mile visible, 48 in livermore and you noticed the visibility is reduced in hayward as well. petaluma particularly bad but in the south bay and the peninsula no problems yet. in asf not reporting any delays. about 11 to 16 degrees cooler this morning. you feel that change out there. mid and upper 50s by 10:00. partly to mostly sunny by the morning hours and by the afternoon we're just a few degrees warmer in the mid-60s, upper 50s at the shoreline so it should be a nice afternoon. plenty of sun today and tomorrow before some changes arrive for tuesday and we'll talk about several rainy days for the last week of november. chris? >> lisa, t

ed: s that not true right, lisa. in arizona there were republicans who believed funny business was going on and they accepted the results that the democrat won. >> i think martha mcsally was graceful in her exit and concession and stacey abrams was not. democrats have alleged that this race was stolen. it absolutely wasn't. she lost fair and square. and now she is being a sore loser. and the things that she is alleging voter suppression and democrats are as well. if you don't like georgia laws like los use it or lose it take that up with the georgia state legislature and get that changed there brian kemp's job as secretary of state was to follow the laws on the books. so those claims are absolutely ridiculous. the shuttering of polling places that has nothing to do with him. that's up to the counties. the allegations that are being made. >> disenfranchises voters. >> there has been finger pointing at brian kemp. >> he should have stepped down though, lisa, you have to admit. ed: as secretary of state? >> that's not u

lisa: i agree with that. everybody knows that the fed historically in their tightening campaign has been responsible for every recession since 1950. they go too far. the fed knows that and we are coming off of a really global financial crisis. negative yields around the globe , still very unusual and the fed is watching that, so we believe that they will give us one more hike this year and only two next year. the fact that we don't have an inflationary problem evidencing itself this year and that we have slowdowns around the world, and they are watching the credit spreads will allow them to really stay at bay and slow down the whole thing. there is no recession at all in the u.s.. we can carry on with our bull run. alix: we danced around it. what is safety? lisa: safety is high-quality dividend oriented stocks. this is what i tell people when i travel. i travel every week on behalf of on behalf of our current -- b -- on behalf of our company. government bond yields have not really come down very much. what we

be prepared, lisa. >> heavy rain coming your way. >>> good morning. taking responsibility for false statements to congress after 70 hours of testimony damaging to president trump. the man he once said he would take a bullet for. >>> the new warning. mandatory evacuations ordered for thousands as a major storm slams california. fears of mudslides that could devastate those areas already hit hard by wildfires. >>> the bombshell new report that could cost ousted cbs chief les moonves $120 million, claiming he tried to silence an alleged sexual assault victim reportedly saying, if she talks, i'm finish

. >> from outside, you can tell republican lisa rememberer is interested in politics. from inside her home above the castro, you can see where the city she lives -- lives in can feel a bit lonely at times. >> is this a tough place to be a republican? >> oh, yes, well, here we are. district 12 is 6% republican. 6% registered republican. >> reporter: lisa has lived in san francisco for 32 years and last march signed up to take on nancy pelosi, a woman many believe could regain the house speakership. e watch tomorrow's election. >>> and it was. >> i she's running to get her likehind police department friends a choice and while she never expected to beat pelosi here in the city, she thought donors from outside the area may want to help her. >> the hope was there would be people all over the country who would want to rise to the occasion and offer me money. it didn't work out that way. >> how much money have you raised? >> out of the area, it ended up costing me money. >> reporter: lisa supports president trump but one wishes he would dial back the rhetoric. she is concerne

let's bring in lisa lewis she's following the story for us from paris hi lisa so this is a highly anticipated report it's going to be released this afternoon what can we expect. well we know that this report will recommend that if countries make that in mt to france to give back. that was taken during the colonial period between one thousand nine hundred five and one nine hundred sixty from such the herion countries then the government will have to look into it and give these artworks back within five years if there is no receipt that she's that this artwork was required legally obviously this is a non-binding report and it what rick ryan a change in french law because currently french will says that that is owned by the french government is nontransferable so that would need to be changed and i was a people hear some voices are some people are saying you know this is not really the right thing right way to go about this this would be a caricature of history because our colonization wasn't only bad you can say really the bad guys they're the good guys we also got lots of good things to these

lisa, a break from the rain. >> that's right, chris. we had sun yesterday of the turned out to be a pretty nice day and right now live doppler 7 detecting the clouds. in fact, we'll get more of this patchy fog. visibility a quarter of a mile, petaluma, napa and santa rosa, three quarters of a mile, six miles in concord. temperatures look like this, upper 40s to the low 40s. 49 in concord. we're looking at much cooler temperatures. the atmosphere drying out day by day ten to 12 degrees cooler at the coast than we were yesterday of the a lot of 40s out there. 60s by noon time. high clouds throughout the afternoon. temperatures may be a couple degrees warmer than we were yesterday and we're looking at another dry day tomorrow before the rain arrives mid-week. chris? >> lisa, thanks. >>> we'll start this morning with developing news. san francisco 49ers linebacker reuben foster was arrested last night at the team hotel on domestic violence charges. the 24-year-old was taken into custody at the grand hyatt hotel and was booked in the hills b

we just saw lisa's package about all the women candidates who were successl. look at that: democrats -- womevote forward democrats by 19 points. and democrats only lost meny four points. so that was a pretty impressive showing nationally. >> woodruff: nationally. >> right. but then look at a state like indiana, wherenator joe donnelly, democrat, lost. they are what you find is women went for democrats, but only by three poi intsnstead of 19. and the republicans won men by 17 points. in other words, republicans did even better with men in these red states, and democrats did not do as well with women.f and that sort repeats itself in so many of the battleground senate races. so this is how you get to a situation where you have democrats having such a great big night where we talk so much .bout this gender gap and, yet, did not find that same success in other states. and you looked, also, at education, you looked at age. >> we looked at education, age. again, these are theorts of numbers that democrats wants to hit with white college graduates. they are winning o