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954,000 jobs added, the and employment rate down to 9.4 percent. the empathetic argument is actually giving the homeless at job and getting them education and skills training, it's not just continuously give the mone denver pays on average, more they spent on homeless and they do on k-12 education and on average for homeless person, they are making about the same as the median person's income that lives in denver. why would you work? >> i am moving to denver. i love their omelettes. cat, i see america as like a semitruck that went down a blin alley, so you can't turn around you can only go in ...

954,000 jobs added, the and employment rate down to 9.4 percent. the empathetic argument is actually giving the homeless at job and getting them education and skills training, it's not just continuously give the mone denver pays on average, more they spent on homeless and they do on k-12 education and on average for homeless person, they are making about the same as the median person's income that lives in denver. why would you work? >> i am moving to denver. i love their omelettes. cat, i see america as like a semitruck that went down a blin alley, so you can't turn around you can only go in ...

Ranked choice voting, but it's been around for a while in a number of places. if you look at the history of ranked choice voting when you've got all of the results for first choice in any election in this country that's done ranked choice voting, the biggest gap that's been overcome by a candidate, a candidate who wasn't leading after they tabulated all the first choice, the biggest gap ever overcome was 9.3%. if you look at right now if i actually put the decimal points on here, maya wiley currently trails eric adams by 9.4%. so that would actually be outside currently just by a touch outside...

2,000. as you speak. more votes come in. that's the magic. that is the magic of live data reporting. and the counting votes. 2,000 votes ahead. 49.4%-49.4% in battleground north carolina. joe biden doesn't need it but if he gets it he blocks the president's path to re-election most likely. this state, remember, this is a textbook example of what we've asked throughout the night. patie patience on your part, patience on your part. early votes s came in, biden but an early lead. now we're getting election day coming in. >> arizona, nearly a quarter of the vote is in in arizona. >> see it blue ri...

That it is a wizard of oz moment. >> let's go back to wolf. >> anderson, thanks very much. 8:00 p.m. here on the east coast. all the polls in new hampshire are closed. key race alert. 14% of the vote estimated now in. bernie sanders maintaining a lead. 28.4%. >> 9.4% for elizabeth warren. tulsi gabbard, 3.3%. andrew yang, 2.9%. let's go to dana and jake. you have breaking news. >> that's right. news to report. that's that sources are telling us andrew yang is planning to suspend his campaign, planning to do so in a speech he will