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13.3 million people tune in to CNN alone during primetime to learn outcome of presidential race CNN’s coverage of Election Night 2016 led the network to the highest primetime ratings in cable news history. According to Nielsen data, 13.3 million people tuned in to CNN from 8 p.m.-11 p.m. to discover the winner of the U.S. Presidential race. NBC was the big winner of the Big Four, taking in an estimated 12 million viewers during its primetime coverage of the election results. Donald Trump Thought... Читать дальше...

Netflix’s odd election-day ad for ‘The Crown’: ‘Her reign begins’ Netflix is increasingly playing the Hollywood game, promoting its original series with splashy advertisements. A spokeswoman for for Netflix did not immediately respond to a request for comment Wednesday morning. A spokeswoman for MEC Global, Netflix’s primary advertising agency, said it was not responsible for the ad in question. Netflix has been investing heavily in original series production, building on the success of “House... Читать дальше...

Baby's big hair gets lots of notice, Halloween troll costume (AP) — A southwest Louisiana woman says her 3-month-old daughter has such a full head of hair that strangers stop to admire it, and she made the baby a Halloween troll costume.

The inevitable march of consolidated video search technology pits traditional television conglomerates against consumers Over the past couple of weeks, we have discussed the need for a video search platform as well as the current market dynamics. For starters, there is good logic behind why traditional TV conglomerates have avoided next-gen video search. [...] a tool like the next-gen search engine we’re talking about, that allows the consumer to find content elsewhere, would be very bad for business. Читать дальше...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite losing Tuesday's presidential election, Hillary Clinton appears to be on pace to win the popular vote, an ironic twist in an election in which her opponent repeatedly said the system was rigged against him. A day after Election Day, Clinton held a narrow lead in the popular vote, according to unofficial results tallied by The Associated Press. [...] most of the outstanding votes appear to be in Democratic-leaning states, making it very likely she will become the second... Читать дальше...

Many, many Bay Area residents are stressed out right now. We understand. And a great remedy for stress is exercise.

The 2016 presidential race was a powerful illustration of the influence that internet services have to shape the national political conversation. Yet in the end, many of the people involved in technology didn't get what they wanted: a Hillary Clinton presidency. Instead, Donald Trump pulled off a stunning upset to become the 45th U.S. president.

Deal police say 46-year-old Kenneth Burke and 38-year-old Timothy Foote are charged with burglary, conspiracy, theft and criminal trespass. Authorities say the men told the driver to wait outside the home Friday, and they soon returned with a television and liquor bottles.

Art show looks at war’s impact on those who wait at home Exploring Bonds Between and With Members of the Armed Forces, an ambitious group exhibition that opened Wednesday, Nov. 9, in the War Memorial Veterans Building. The show is in the San Francisco Arts Commission Main Gallery and is co-curated by SFAC Galleries director Meg Shiffler, the daughter of a World War II veteran and sister of a Vietnam vet. The point of view is from people like her — family members and friends who stayed at home to worry and wait... Читать дальше...

The Pacific Pinball Museum brings back its annual exposition — this time close to home at the organization’s new storage facility on the former naval air station in Alameda. The warehouse has also been transformed with lights, curtains and classic pinball artwork hanging from the ceilings for the special event. [...] the biggest draw is the games, from early mechanical pins to classics from the 1970s (“Charlie’s Angels” and Harlem Globetrotters-themed games included) to pinball machines from recent years.

Eds: x-Louie Gohmert, GOP (i) 192,066 - 74 percent Shirley McKellar, Dem 62,635 - 24 percent Texas - District 2158 of 158 precincts - 100 percent x-Ted Poe, GOP (i) 168,524 - 61 percent Pat Bryan, Dem 100,077 - 36 percent Texas - District 373 of 73 precincts - 100 percent x-Sam Johnson, GOP (i) 193,063 - 61 percent Adam Bell, Dem 108,780 - 35 percent Texas - District 4376 of 376 precincts - 100 percent x-John Ratcliffe, GOP (i) 215,705 - 88 percent Texas - District 5237 of 237 precincts - 100 percent x-Jeb Hensarling... Читать дальше...

Eds: Samuel Gaskins, Dem 81,710 - 27 percent x-James Comer, GOP 216,957 - 73 percent Kentucky - District 2x-Brett Guthrie, GOP (i) Uncontested Kentucky - District 3607 of 608 precincts - 99 percent x-John Yarmuth, Dem (i) 212,388 - 63 percent Harold Bratcher, GOP 122,085 - 37 percent Kentucky - District 4543 of 544 precincts - 99 percent Calvin Sidle, Dem 94,064 - 29 percent x-Thomas Massie, GOP (i) 233,922 - 71 percent Kentucky - District 5x-Hal Rogers, GOP (i) Uncontested Kentucky -... Читать дальше...

Eds: x-Tim Walz, Dem (i) 169,080 - 50 percent Jim Hagedorn, GOP 166,533 - 50 percent Minnesota - District 2292 of 292 precincts - 100 percent -Open Angie Craig, Dem 164,622 - 45 percent x-Jason Lewis, GOP 172,345 - 47 percent Minnesota - District 3247 of 247 precincts - 100 percent Terri Bonoff, Dem 169,237 - 43 percent x-Erik Paulsen, GOP (i) 223,076 - 57 percent Minnesota - District 4229 of 229 precincts - 100 percent x-Betty McCollum, Dem (i) 202,238 - 58 percent Greg Ryan, GOP 120,743... Читать дальше...

Eds: Anna Throne-Holst, Dem 121,640 - 41 percent x-Lee Zeldin, GOP (i) 174,682 - 59 percent New York - District 2524 of 524 precincts - 100 percent DuWayne Gregory, Dem 103,643 - 38 percent x-Peter King, GOP (i) 171,915 - 62 percent New York - District 3630 of 630 precincts - 100 percent -Open x-Thomas Suozzi, Dem 156,315 - 52 percent Jack Martins, GOP 142,023 - 48 percent New York - District 4646 of 646 precincts - 100 percent x-Kathleen Rice, Dem (i) 173,796 - 59 percent David Gurfein... Читать дальше...

Eds: x-Diana DeGette, Dem (i) 173,674 - 68 percent Charles Stockham, GOP 73,376 - 29 percent Colorado - District 2490 of 495 precincts - 99 percent x-Jared Polis, Dem (i) 234,013 - 57 percent Nicholas Morse, GOP 153,731 - 37 percent Colorado - District 3475 of 494 precincts - 96 percent x-Scott Tipton, GOP (i) 185,238 - 54 percent Gail Schwartz, Dem 139,600 - 41 percent Colorado - District 4472 of 506 precincts - 93 percent Bob Seay, Dem 113,365 - 31 percent x-Ken Buck, GOP (i) 231,884... Читать дальше...

Eds: x-Robert Brady, Dem (i) 237,882 - 82 percent Deborah Williams, GOP 51,516 - 18 percent Pennsylvania - District 2817 of 827 precincts - 99 percent -Open x-Dwight Evans, Dem 310,770 - 90 percent James Jones, GOP 33,911 - 10 percent Pennsylvania - District 3x-Mike Kelly, GOP (i) Uncontested Pennsylvania - District 4298 of 298 precincts - 100 percent Joshua Burkholder, Dem 111,158 - 34 percent x-Scott Perry, GOP (i) 216,772 - 66 percent Pennsylvania - District 5562 of 562 precincts - 100 percent Kerith Strano Taylor... Читать дальше...

Eds: x-Colleen Hanabusa, Dem 135,069 - 72 percent Shirlene Ostrov, GOP 42,569 - 23 percent Calvin Griffin, NP 4,040 - 2 percent Hawaii - District 2134 of 134 precincts - 100 percent x-Tulsi Gabbard, Dem (i) 163,484 - 81 percent Angela Kaaihue, GOP 38,098 - 19 percent Idaho - District 1459 of 460 precincts - 99 percent James Piotrowski, Dem 106,292 - 32 percent x-Raul Labrador, GOP (i) 227,531 - 68 percent Idaho - District 2502 of 502 precincts - 100 percent Jennifer Martinez, Dem 97,250 - 29 percent x-Mike Simpson... Читать дальше...

Eds: Butterfield, Dem (i) 237,938 - 69 percent H. Powell Dew, GOP 100,633 - 29 percent North Carolina - District 2157 of 157 precincts - 100 percent -Merged John McNeil, Dem 167,299 - 43 percent x-George Holding, GOP (i) 219,342 - 57 percent North Carolina - District 3236 of 236 precincts - 100 percent Ernest Reeves, Dem 104,007 - 33 percent x-Walter Jones, GOP (i) 214,850 - 67 percent North Carolina - District 4182 of 182 precincts - 100 percent x-David Price, Dem (i) 275,501 - 68 percent Sue Googe... Читать дальше...

Eds: Jim Reed, Dem 90,915 - 41 percent x-Doug La Malfa, GOP (i) 130,026 - 59 percent California - District 2804 of 804 precincts - 100 percent x-Jared Huffman, Dem (i) 154,411 - 76 percent Dale Mensing, GOP 47,490 - 24 percent California - District 3569 of 569 precincts - 100 percent x-John Garamendi, Dem (i) 102,237 - 60 percent Eugene Cleek, GOP 69,563 - 40 percent California - District 4702 of 702 precincts - 100 percent Robert Derlet, Dem 88,690 - 38 percent x-Tom McClintock, GOP (i)... Читать дальше...

California: Prohibits possession of large capacity ammunition magazines. 24805 of 24849 precincts reporting - 99 percent x-Yes, 5,446,337 - 63 percent No, 3,250,491 - 37 percent

Eds: Alabama - District 2449 of 449 precincts - 100 percent Nathan Mathis, Dem 111,640 - 45 percent x-Martha Roby, GOP (i) 134,450 - 55 percent Alabama - District 3325 of 325 precincts - 100 percent Jesse Smith, Dem 93,567 - 33 percent x-Mike Rogers, GOP (i) 190,724 - 67 percent Alabama - District 4x-Robert Aderholt, GOP (i) Uncontested Alabama - District 5215 of 215 precincts - 100 percent Will Boyd, Dem 101,577 - 33 percent David Putman, Dem 81,296 - 25 percent Alabama - District 7x-Terri Sewell... Читать дальше...

California: Prohibits state agencies from paying more for a prescription drug than the lowest price paid for the same drug by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. 24805 of 24849 precincts reporting - 99 percent Yes, 3,929,219 - 46 percent No, 4,566,563 - 54 percent

Colorado: Permits doctors to provide terminally ill patients with medication the patients can take to bring about death. 2760 of 3040 precincts reporting - 91 percent x-Yes, 1,522,241 - 65 percent No, 835,614 - 35 percent

Nevada: Gives all state residents the right to choose their electric service. 100 percent x-Yes, 783,120 - 72 percent No, 299,160 - 28 percent

Colorado: Increases state taxes to fund a health care system for all state residents. 2743 of 3040 precincts reporting - 90 percent Yes, 471,607 - 20 percent x-No, 1,851,435 - 80 percent