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pennsylvania, on the other hand, is a state clinton very much does need. for the last six elections, pennsylvania has been for republicans what lucy's football is to charlie brown-- always out of reach. >> everybody in pennsylvania wants trump, you know. >> reporter: winning it for trump would drive a big hole through the "blue wall" of solidly democratic states. >> if trump were to win pennsylvania, it would suggest that he probably is going to win a bunch of other states that have similar or even less favorable demographics for the democrats, like wisconsin and michigan. >> reporter: pennsylvania also has one of those critical senate battles, between republican incumbent pat toomey and democratic former state official katie mcginty. with some $113 million spent, it is the most expensive senate contest in the country. trump is a major factor in this contest with toomey keeping his distance and mcginty trying to tie him to trump. besides being a presidential battleground too, new hampshire has a key senate race. first-term senator kelly ayotte, is running

electorate in pennsylvania. so now it's only 10%. so hillary clinton's vote didn't turn out a little. his vote did turn out. then you've got in florida, north carolina, you've got gary johnson, the libertarian candidate, got 7% of the vote, took some of the millennial vote, which was up in north carolina, but because johnson was taking it, hillary clinton, it looks like didn't grab as much of the millennial vote in that close state. in florida, hillary clinton's me, with white college educated voters did not exist. donald trump beat her with that group by 20 point. whereas in a state like pennsylvania, she's up by 20 points with college-educated white women. it's a bit of-- some of it is idiosyncratic to the state, but basically in the rural areas he boosted his support-- >> i think there are two big factors. >> the hispanic vote? >> i think there are two big factors here. the first factor is seven out of 10 voters are angry, dissatisfied, sick of number two, amongst nearly every age group, blacks, hispanics, in

he joins us from pennsylvania. so, governor, you guys caught a break with this hillary clinton email stuff, do you think it's enough to hand the election a week from tonight? >> you know, long before that announcement last friday, bill, i mean, frankly polls around the country were showing tremendous momentum in this campaign. frankly i saw it as i was traveling across the country campaigning for donald trump and with donald trump. the crowds, the enthusiasm, this is really a movement of the american people to make america great again. >> what about the so-called october surprise. i mean nobody expected fbi director comey to come out friday and say we have to reopen this because huma abedin's computer may contain national security stuff that shouldn't be on there. that's what i'm trying to get in to perspective here whether that's enough to put you guys over the top. in your opinion, is it? >> well, i think that's in the hands of the american people. but the simple fact is that millions of americans, bill, were ver

pennsylvania, in the end. i was surprised myself. last night we pulled ahead of the democrats in vote count in colorado by 100 ballots. it's not a lot but it's a little bit of a surprise. everyone involved that donald trump is closing with the momentum going into tuesday. >> dickerson: one of the things that happens late in the presidential races is campaigns see a?i state, they think it los good. they're traditionally democratic they have an electorate that sets up well for the democrats. this happened to mitt romney in pennsylvania. sometime is spent and it's matched. it's time wasted in a state that maybe should be somewhere else. >> he's a different candidate too. it's a different day and different year. i don't think anyone can say 201 has been normal. it's been a wild political year. >> dickerson: yes. >> we have a candidate that appeals to a lot of voters that haven't he appeals to people in the midwest. i'm from wisconsin. i know what it's like to lose factories where i grew up. that's how people feel in michigan. he gives th

pennsylvania. michigan, 16 electoral votes on the line. hillary clinton with 47%. donald trump with what he a present. a very thin -- with 48%. a very thin margin. megan: we will look at how much of detroit is left to count. michigan and wisconsin, this bedrock, upper midwest firewall they thought they had solidified just in case the trump wall started to bleed wes,t if they took pennsylvania and ohio. she may lose all three tonight. anchor: 20 electoral votes on the line. 98% of precincts reporting in pennsylvania. donald trump with 49% of the vote. hillary clinton with 48% of the vote. a razor thin margin there. megan: this will be how many urban votes are left out there. pennsylvania has been the white whale of the republican party for a long time now. they always thought it was a state in their beach. when we are looking out what is going on tonight, we really have to focus on the message that he , andlayed really strong economic message, the jobs of methods, not just in western pennsylvania. h

vote reporting in, pennsylvania, a statistical tie. we could very well be at this for a couple of days, as recounts very likely in some of these states could determine whether or not donald trump or hillary clinton get to 270. we remember what happened in 2000. we could see this drag out for a few more days at the earliest. host: let's go back to the new hampshire numbers. the vote is 100 votes apart? >> at one point it was only 15 minutes. host: and people wonder if their votes matters, this is the an example of why the answer is yes. caller: i am in iowa at central college, and i want to say i do not know we can trust the numbers with what has happened in russia and putin and recent events there. also i want to make it clear as a country we can still get through this, whatever site you are on. make america kind in. i would like to give a shout out to my mother, what dearly love. 205 the committee in pod and the boys up here in the third floor pod. host: good to hear from someone who appreciates their mom. hi, cindy. caller: i know i

and i went to school in pennsylvania. my kids went to school in pennsylvania. so, i guess we assume it's a good place to learn. look, have you been seeing the polls, by the way? [cheering] mr. trump: oh, boy. oh, boy. see the dishonest people back there, the media -- the totally dishonest -- [booing] mr. trump: they are so dishonest. [indistinct chanting] mr. trump: they are so dishonest, folks. read articles in certain papers anymore. "new york times" is a total lie. you can't -- it's so false. nothing to do with me. i'm just telling you, such lies. such lies. such fabrication. such made up stories. now "the times" is going out of business briefing. that's the good news. such made up stories. such vicious made up stories. we are leading in ohio. we are leading in iowa. we are leading in new hampshire, where i'm going to be in a little while. we are doing fantastically well in north carolina. i think we are leaving. leading ine are florida. and now hillary just announced she is going to additional stops. she is going to michigan. traditionally, not really a rep

electorate in pennsylvania. so now it's only 10%. so hillary clinton's vote didn't turn out a little. his vote did turn out. then you've got in florida, north carolina, you've got gary johnson, the libertarian candidate, got 7% of the vote, took some of the millennial vote, which was up in north carolina, but because johnson was taking it, hillary clinton, it looks like didn't grab as much of the millennial vote in that close state. in florida, hillary clinton's voters did not exist. donald trump beat her with that group by 20 point. whereas in a state like pennsylvania, she's up by 20 points with college-educated white women. it's a bit of-- some of it is idiosyncratic to the state, but basically in the rural areas he boosted his support-- >> i think there are two big factors. >> the hispanic vote? >> i think there are two big factors here. the first factor is seven out of 10 voters are angry, dissatisfied, sick of number two, amongst nearly every age group, blacks, hispanics, independents, she under-performed

pennsylvania is too close to call. that's 20 electoral votes. this presidential and senatorial race hinges on the state of pennsylvania. also, want to show you where the race stands right now in our area. here we go. in philadelphia 92% turnout. 92% of precincted reporting, rather. hillary clinton is 82% to donald trump's 16%. about 75% of precincts. 57% to 39%. much to be expected. delaware county, about 86% of precincts reporting. hillary clinton is up 59% to 39%. this pretty much mirrors president obama's lead in 2012 and also 2008. if anything, it's a little bit bigger. in chester county here about 32% of precincts reporting. trump is down by about 12 points. mitt romney actually won this county four years ago. mccain, on the other hand, in 2008 lost. up in uks about county, 26% of precincts reporting. still early here. a two-point lead for hillary clinton. this was just as close in 2012 with mitt romney and president barack obama. moving to berks county. a little bit of a switch here. donald trump up by ten points. about half the precincts

thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. >> donald trump making his final appeal to voters in pennsylvania right now. and, indeed, across the country. gloria borger, let's get a little analysis. he basically went through all of his major talking points. >> he went through his major talking points. i think he went back a little bit to the stream of consciousness that we've seen during the campaign. riffing on hillary clinton. telling african-americans what you have to lose. but also calling clinton the face of failure. which is really something he wants to use to motivate his base. this was a base-motivating speech, as he said, get out there and vote. >> dana, he also said it's a rigged system. >> absolutely, that's what this is all about at the end. she's the insider. he's the outsider. she's going to bring more of the same, he's going to bring something different. i just have to say as we're closing out, i've been listening to this song for the past year and a half, you can't always get what you want is his closi

in pennsylvania and they close at 8 o'clock tonight. we're live in mount airy katherine scott, channel6 "action news. tam. >> okay, katherine thank you for that. >>> let's switch live to annie mccormick where poles will be opening in an hour and a half in cherry hill new jersey. >> reporter: good morning tam l you hear katherine talking about how people have relief about septa but some people are just releighd this day is finally here after this crazy year of campaigning. now, here in new jersey polls open at 6:00 a.m. and they close at 8:00 p.m. we are at a polling location in cherry hill at kingsway church. well, in the final hours leading up to the election like katherine said both candidates were out there. well, donald trump covered thousands of miles hitting five states in just 12 hours including sarasota florida, raleigh north carolina, scranton, pennsylvania, grand rapids, michigan and most recently manchester new hampshire where he was joined by his family. on yesterday's campaign trail, the real estate tycoon talked about the

she's looking good in pennsylvania. the early vote in florida should give democrats a little bit of a bounce in their step. nevada, you know these are states that trump has to win in order to get there. as well as pick up a michigan and maybe one other blue state. he can't do all that. >> have to get the romney states and steal one of the blue states. >> that is right. >> one with a lot of electoral votes, ideally. >> mo, great to see you. >> you, too. >> almost there. >> a high stakes game of chess that could decide it all. two of the country's top political analysts are next. and stirewalt is here. look at that picture. doesn't that just make you love him? with a state by state cheat sheet. and then, we have big news on early voting patterns and impact of the angry electorate when we come back on a busy night, stay with us. score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was the last time you checked? yeah, i'd better chec

in pennsylvania be, the u.s. house district won between robert brady and deborah williams with -- bob brady 82% of the vote, deborah williams 18% of the vote. >>> also looking at the u.s. house district two race here in pennsylvania, we can tell you that democrat dwight evans has 94% of the vote. that's compared to republican challenger james jones with 6%, based on 30% of precincts reporting. >> we have a long way to go. glad you're with us, cbs news >> i want to ask a question of senator cruz also running for president. >> -- cannot hear either one of you when you speak over each other. >> pelley: election night on cbs. it is still wrestlemania tonight as we have been unable to project any of the 13 battleground states that will decide this election. let's go to our map that shows where the election stands right now. we have our -- there's the map that knows you right where things are at this very moment. red states are trump, blue states are those states we have projected for hillary clinton. the states in whi

why is pennsylvania important? pennsylvania is her fire wall. she wants to make sure she maintains not only places like michigan, but pennsylvania, which donald trump is making a very strong play for. if she holds court in pennsylvania, if she holds court in michigan it becomes very difficult for donald trump to win. if she doesn't, this is a whole different ball game. you are going to see a lot of attention, a lot of ads on the television airwaves here in philadelphia. by the way, the philadelphia suburbs also very important. they went from being reliably red eight years ago to turning a little blue. part of the reason why the state has typically trended towards democrats in the past several presidential elections, ali. >> a lot of focus on pennsylvania between now and election night. thank you, kristen welker in philadelphia. >>> donald trump scrambling to find a path to 270 electoral votes with four stops in four states today. wilmington, north carolina. this afternoon trump continued to hit clinton over her support of obama care. >> yet hill

we're getting closer in pennsylvania. which is in melania was done there. >> where you concerned about the blue state flipping red is this. >> i am not. and i think for the primary reason she's? very good shape. that fact we're even talking about georgia, that utah is up there, that arizona is up there, i think is indicative that she still has a strong position from electoral standpoint. i also think and i was going mention this last night. a lot of these poll polls are the missing support for hillary clinton. they don't do calling with bilingual callers. even pennsylvania which has 4.5% hispanic voters. north carolina 3.4%. that -- >> essentially making the same argument with different voters. but that the trump campaign is making that there are hidden voters out there. >> yes. and let me include more in the hidden vote. a survey yesterday by william & mary by early voters in florida. we don't know if it's right but it said that 28% of gop voters actually went for hillary clinton. so i actually think there are two hidden

the poll in pennsylvania shows you ought to spend time in pennsylvania as well. the campaign is on the right trajectory. arizona being competitive in texas. no longer talking like that. she has to get states which were a foregone conclusion. you like getting a presidential election, competing in states you didn't necessarily have as part of the equation in the beginning. that shows a positive momentum side. that's positive for donald trump. >> all right. matt, thank you very much. we'll note in some of the other key battlegrounds trump trailing clinton in places like florida. >> and in others. >> i want to talk about wisconsin more though. a poll here with bob costa. msnbc political analyst. bob, you are in wisconsin now. you spent time there looking at the new presidential poll showing clinton up six over trump. i want to tell you because we are getting the results of the senate race. this is the poll from wisconsin and marquette on the screen. a presidential poll. in the senate race, the marquette goal finds 45%. we'll talk about that looking at the down ballot

if he wins and pennsylvania and anything else, basically-- pennsylvania, wisconsin, or pennsylvania and michigan, pennsylvania and iowa, that would him to 270. yeah, i. >> if he wins wisconsin, and arizona behaves as it is supposed to, then it's at the end of his fintertips. he can do it with michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire, maine, so it's-- his path-- those six paths that kellyanne conway was talking about earlier tonight, he has six paths. >> he already has gotten iowa. i miscalled that. >> pelley: what would hillary clinton have to do to win at this point? >> she would have to have her big population centers come in, in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and then if she loses wisconsin, she'd have to win michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and maine to hold him off. >> pelley: she would nearly >> yeah. >> pelley: but she has a shot. >> that's true. >> well, to the extent-- >> 61 away. she only needs 61. so-- >> and her shot is the urban vote coming in, and she does better than expected. >> yes. at the moment it looks like it's not-- i mean, it looks like it's going to be-- s

i look at a state like pennsylvania and the beauty of pennsylvania, people say she's ahead by enough points. the bottom line is pennsylvania votes on election day. on the lord, ohio, states with early voting. we don't have early voting states that a guy. absentee voters can change their vote on election day. >> do you think enough of those early voters, upwards of 27 million, do we give them a mulligan? the rules differ by state. a lot of them want to change their mind i guess given developments i would think. do you know if many of them will take advantage of that? >> wonder bread the answer is no. early voting states absolutely don't. some that allow absentee ballots do like pennsylvania. many absentee ballots don't let you change your vote on election day. and pennsylvania would actually mail absentee ballots to the briefing and when you show what they have their ballot there and you can ask them to retrieve it, tear it up and vote again. that's key for pennsylvania that on election day if you want to see the pure state of the race on election day, pennsylvania is the place to loo

he's been in pennsylvania, will be in pennsylvania tonight. tell me how it feels to you. you are in utah which has been pretty much divided. a three-way race this time. >> yeah. well, it's beautiful to be out here, first of all, andrea. nice to be with you. salt lake is a great spot. i have had a wonderful opportunity to meet with local leaders here. i feel this is the first time in a long time that a democrat presidential candidate has a shot here. it feels good here and across the nation. it's going to be a close race. aside from being the first lady. you're also a judge. i was in north carolina interviewing people from the naacp. about the voter suppression issue which is critical in north carolina. there is a case pending. they are waiting to hear back. tell me about the whole issue of trying to disenfranchise minority voters which is according to the president a key part of the strategy and other states. >> well, we are so blessed to live in a nation with a strong and robust democracy. yet we do have a history of not always making it easy for everybody to participate

we were talking about pennsylvania. you heard john king say the clinton team needs to rack up 400,000 votes in the city of philadelphia. will you be able to do that? is turnout that heavy? >> it's significantly hef yif. at my polling place folks were lined up at 6:30 to get ready for the polling opening at 7:00. >> is that unusual? >> it's very unusual. we'll get official election results but overall turnout is significantly up in philadelphia. we expect the same in the suburbs as well as at least in pittsburgh, harrisburg and up through the lehigh valley. those are the key areas. and erie. >> are there any specific areas you'll look at tonight to give you an indication about how well donald trump will do? >> pennsylvania is always that elusive state that republicans think they can get and it's never quite within reach. donald trump, though, i think he is a different kind of candidate. he might get it. for me, what i am looking at is new hampshire. i think, if you look at the real clear politics averages, we can get 265

i went to school in pennsylvania and my kids went to school in pennsylvania. have you been seen the polls by the way? oh boy. see that dishonest people back there. they are so dishonest. [chanting] they are so dishonest . you can't even read articles and certain papers anymore. new york times is a total lie. nothing to do with me. i'm just telling you. such lies. such made-up story. the times is going out of business pretty soon. just made up stories. such vicious made up stories. we are leading in ohio and we are leading in iowa and we are leading in new hampshire or i'm going to be in a little while. we are doing fantastically well and north carolina. i think we are leading. i believe that we are leading in florida and now hillary just announced she's going to additional stops. traditionally not a republican state. but i've been taught, i was made of the year in michigan a number of years ago. michigan now agrees we are leading in michigan we are leading in michigan. were leading. and when i heard that crooked hillary is going there tonight she have to. no o

in the other states, pennsylvania, pretty close. in nevada and florida, more enthusiasm on the trump side. this is a test of the clinton organization in the final days. more enthusiasm for trump, they have to overcome that with organization and turning out their voters. donald trump knows early voting hurt him in in states. listen to him here. you live in a state already voted but allowed and change it, go and change it. >> this is a message for any democratic voter who have already cast their ballots for hillary clinton and who are having a bad case of buyer's remorse. in other words, want to change your vote. you can change your vote to donald trump. we'll make america great again. okay? >> now, he says this message to any democratic voter. i suspect to any republican voter because of their -- we're laughing about this. is this at all real? and as we have the conversation, there are some states that matter. pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, then michigan, connecticut, mississippi. the first three, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michiga

additionally, pennsylvania. pennsylvania more of an uphill climb. i think there are sources inside the campaign or there are telling us that michigan is probably the best shot at flipping one of the key blue battlegrounds. i want to share with you, where he has been this entire campaign, the focus -- the places where he is focusing, florida, ohio, pennsylvania, north carolina. not surprising. these are the four that it is going to come down to. the four that are the most important for his campaign before you even get into whether or not he can flip a blue battleground. >> hallie jackson, thanks. going to the battleground map, mark murray, the campaign has said the clinton campaign has said if they can hold the midwest, win pennsylvania, they don't need north carolina or florida. obviously, it would be a bonus point. they just need one other state. it would be nevada or new hampshire. that's clearly why we're here today. the news from nevada has been very positive in terms of the large number of hispanic votes, which they think helps them. >> that's

but if our people vote, we will win pennsylvania. wisconsin, i thought the best news for hillary today was the marquette poll showed almost no movement from the last week when she was seven points ahead. that's great news. i think michigan, the eye of the american road, it's not huge, but it's going to be 95-5 for hillary. i think michigan will be secure. but i tell you what, chris, before i brush my teeth, i looked at the politics and so i have a great respect for what they do. they're wrong on florida. the early voting that msnbc had with the william & mary study. if hillary wins florida, she can lose wisconsin and michigan and still win. >> john braybenner, he knows his stuff. he said the hillary people have a much better ground game, better organization. trump has none, really, but they can force their voters out early. >> florida is actually where we have a decent amount running. i think five of them have hillary clinton ahead but only by a point or two, and a couple of polls have donald trump up by four points. so he's actually

tas lot like pennsylvania. two deep blue dots in ann arbor and detroit and google has its big new campus there. donald trump sees an opening like he sees in pennsylvania. doesn't have coal country, which might make it a harder play, so donald trump did change the map of american electoral system. however, in some doing, the back door florida where are wr the latino vote surge is real and it's not going favorable to truch, it's not impossible that we could wake up on wednesday and he would have taken iowa and ohio and still lost because he lost friday. >> to leave the map out, you went to harvard for goodness sake. what's the larger message of what we have been through? >> i think it has to do with i brought up before jd vance's book, a lot of people are worried about their kid's future. they believe if you've got connection, their kids have a ladder than others don't have and peggy noon has written about this extensively, the unprotect ed in america that are not nigh norty believe strongly that donald trump is

in the end, trump won pennsylvania. pennsylvania was supposed to be hillary clinton's blue firewall. as we zoom in closer on the greater philadelphia region, you can see where burke county tipped in favor of mr. trump. berks county has one of the highest hispanic numbers in the state. >> reporter: the coffee machines are buzzing after a late night election call. loyal supporters grab a celebratory breakfast. this family voted trump into the white house. >> to me it wasn't so much of a surprise. >> reporter: small towns just like this one across the commonwealth, buying into trump's promises of protecting blue collar jobs. >> i think that they're finally being heard. a lot of people are out of work looking for full-time employment. our miners and our steelworkers. >> we certainly cannot have our jobs going to mexico and other places. >> reporter: rural and overwhelmingly white voters turned out in huge numbers, flipping pennsylvania for the first time in decades. and a closer look at nbc's county by county map shows how

pennsylvania, she really wants to win pennsylvania. does she need it? not necessarily, but if donald trump wins pennsylvania, joe, that's a game changer. so they're not taking pennsylvania for granted either, even though she's had a lead there. again, you see the polls tightening. i talked to a number of strategists on the ground here in arizona who say they're not panicking yet. they think that part of this are the republicans coming home to donald trump. they think that largely, she has withstood that comey bombshell from last week. at the same time, the focus now is going to be on all of those battleground states she needs to win. >> chris jansing, that brings us to pennsylvania, kristen welker does, where the trump campaign is looking to gain ground. we had kellyanne conway on a few minutes ago saying pennsylvania is in play. we're putting resources, surrogates there, we're going to put the candidate there. is pennsylvania really on the board? >> well, they seem to think at least the trump campaign does, that they can certainly move the numbers. obv

in pennsylvania and in delaware. i'm erin coleman, coming to you live right now from midtown manhattan in new york city. both hillary clinton and donald trump will be here tomorrow night at their campaign headquarters. but for right now, they are making one final push for pennsylvania. in fact, donald trump will be speaking at any moment in scranton. this is a live look now in scranton, p.a. he'll be speaking at lackawanna college. trump's running mate also in pennsylvania today. mike pence spoke at penn state campus in erie. trump's son eric appeared in state college and in pittsburgh. skyforce 10 is over independence mall where in just a few hours, hillary clinton and her family will make a final pitch to voters there. she will be joined by president obama and the first lady, bruce springsteen and bon jovi. that rally begins at 7:30. now, as election day looms, hillary clinton and her allies are outspending donald trump and his backe erers two to one in battleground states. tonight, nbc 10's lauren mayk has a behin

he is on his way to pittsburgh, pennsylvania now. there will be another rally after that in virginia. all of them states won by barack why why is he going to these places as opposed to nailing down north carolina, a red state he has to defend or ohio a red state he has to defend because he has to find the blue states to pull off a victory in pennsylvania has been a little bit rough. florida is still a tie but the trump campaign believes they got what they refer to as an under boat swelling, not registered in the polls, not recognized by the media but the great silent majority is how trump described it already, that those people are beginning to show up at the rallies, that the momentum continues to grow and that the media and the opposition just don't see how enthusiastic the trump supporters are as compared to the clinton folks. it was a huge rally tonight in detroit. the the event had seating for 8,000 and then there was an amphitheater in the back that was packed. the trump campaign says that was about what they had in the earlier

they believe they will win pennsylvania and michigan?r enthusiasm they see in the trump movement. >> dickerson: okay. thank you, major and nancy, for being with us. we go to virginia senator and hillary clinton's?? running mate tim kaine in milwaukee. the trump campaign is feeling they may win with a comfortable margin, how do you see things??6 we take nothing for tkprapb it. we are working hard. we see tremendous?irg registration requests for absentee ballots and early vote across the country. what we know about the early vote in the?i states that have , wisconsin for example. they set a record in early vote. we're excited about what we see. >> dickerson: you mentioned you thought hillary clinton was the underdog there. how? the name, the money, she has been in politics before, her opponent hasn't. what makes her the underdog. >> i told hillary, i encouraged we talked about. that she hadn't decided yet. i said no matter what the poles say and what you see in a editorial consider yourself an underdog. if it was easy for a woman to be pre

what makes pennsylvania a little bit different, is -- i mean pennsylvania and michigan the coalition for hillary clinton would have to be african-americans, college suburban educated women. in michigan points. college educated women. so that's not a huge amount for her. whereas in, in pennsylvania, she is up by 14 points. with college educated women. so -- that would -- she would have wanted a bigger margin with that group. by the way, giving her maine, continues allowing the possibility of the screen writers, 269-269 electoral hillary clinton. >> the clinton team and watch party was assembled at the javits center in new york two miles from where the trump team was gathered. the clinton team choosing the place because the javits center has a glass ceiling. the clinton team wanting to make. >> symbolism there. >> to place cracks in the glass ceiling, that has the not occurred as of 2:00 in the morning on the east. so, the clinton cpa chairman john podesta left the hotel. here he is to address the crowd. let's listen. >> thank you. well, folks, i know you have been here a long time. an

she's in trouble in philadelphia and in -- >> pennsylvania. >> -- pennsylvania. they're underperforming in north carolina. they're underperforming in florida. nevada may be one of their bright spots. we don't know yet. >> but colorado seems to be moving towards trump, right? from what i'm seeing in colorado. >> i was just in colorado thursday. it's clearly moving. i think, by the way, i'm talking to you from wisconsin. >> yeah. >> and i've been talking with people in wisconsin and minnesota. they're both moving. i now think ron johnson is going to get reelected, maybe by a significant margin, and i think he may actually help trump carry wisconsin. and you'll notice that today paul ryan was very explicit in condemning the whole hillary clinton mess, and specifically calling four votes for donald trump and saying everybody should vote for donald trump. so there's some coming together here between -- >> but that's a different story for november 9th. i agree. i saw his statement, and i agree. i want to go over the path for donald trump to 270. more with newt gingrich

i know we still got a few hours before polls close in pennsylvania. how are you feeling about pennsylvania tonight. >> we have been riding a big surge of momentum in these closing days and there is no state in the country that is more important then pennsylvania. philadelphia today we had largest crowd of our whole campaign last night as you mentioned and today we're seeing surging turnout in the key part of philadelphia where we need to have a successful result tonight. we think it could potentially smash 2012 hashing where 70 percent of register voters participate we could than on pace to exceed that today. >> what do you think this driving those numbers. >> i think that the secretary has really closed this campaign in a positive uplifting message about how she wants to be president for everybody, not the just those who vote for her in fact tonight in addition to the symbolism that we have here at glass ceiling and structure where we are holding tonight's victory party. we have stage shape of the you had map. she wants to be a president for everyone

pennsylvania 250 close to call. in minnesota a it has 0 electoral votes, if you gave she leads there now by 3.8 percent with 78 percent of all precincts reporting minnesota still too close to and here's arizona, arizona wita 11ll a electoral votes, donald p with a lead there, a lead that's larger than the last time we l looked up. it's less than four percentage. points, but with two-thirds of all the precincts reporting, 65 percent in, arizona too close to call and so is the our coverage continues on the fox broadcast network right ? > gallagher mere special election coverage, donald trump is just 16 points away from 70 electoral votes and one of the crucial states that we are watching is the one right there in michigan. it is has been tabulated and donald trump has pulled a little further out leading by exactly a point and a half. now, remember donald trump has 254 electoral votes. he needs 270 win. n michigan governor has 16 electoral college votes thatmi would put him at the point wherd he would be the next presi

want to go first to pennsylvania. again, the largest prize still left on the electoral map, 20 this had been part of hillary clinton's path to victory. she needs this -- donald trump feeds to pick it off if he wants to win. >> she had her biggest crowd in pennsylvania last night with the president of the united states, the first lady, bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi, the biggest crowd throughout the whole campaign in pennsylvania. >> we're talking about 60,000 votes give or take with 97% of the vote the reason we call it a tossup is because there are a number of absentee ballots from around the philadelphia area that have not been counted at this hour. >> and they just don't know how many and how big that could be, that hole could be and whether that could get her close to the 60. >> do they know if they're from a certain area? >> i think they're from that area which is a big area for hillary clinton which is what the pause is because that she right now, in philadelphia county, has 560,000 votes to donald trump's 1

senate from pennsylvania. toomey made stops across the state speaking with people at the precincts. >>> former ag kathleen king was sentenced to prison last month. josh shapiro greeted supporters before voting in meadowbrook county this morning. shapi shapiro's rooil was also in meadowbrook this morning. >>> let's check in with nbc10's george spencer up in sky force 10. you're looking at a long line in montgomery county? >> reporter: we are seeing more and more turnout in chester check out this polling place right now. you can see actually three separate lines there, the would-be voters are divided up their last name in this parking lot. this line wraps up around the church, and well up into the dark part of your screen, we have even seen local police and fire partially as crowd control and to help people with traffic control in this area. impressive voter turnout in montgomery county just like we have been seeing elsewhere. >> let's head to montgomery county right now, voters were lined up at the curtis act k

pennsylvania. let me show you quickly something inside pennsylvania. that wasn't supposed to happen. you probably notice the clinton campaign has scheduled a rally, the final night, tomorrow night. barack obama will be there, hillary clinton will be there. in philadelphia. check this out. these are the results in philadelphia four years ago. no surprise obama won it. what was the margin, though, out of philadelphia? it was nearly half a million votes for obama. 500,000. that speaks to the incredible black turnout that barack obama generated. when john kerry was the democratic candidate in 2004, that margin was closer to 400,000. that's a big difference. the clinton campaign, one thing they're a little concerned about are some of these indications with black enthusiasm and black turnout. this is a blue state that trump has some interest in. indications are clinton it ahead but they want to get the black turnout number as high as they can. there's a reason why. >> very hard to be the next act in democratic politics after the first african-american presid

if he wins and pennsylvania and anything else, basically-- pennsylvania, wisconsin, or pennsylvania and michigan, pennsylvania and iowa, that would him to 270. yeah, i. >> if he wins wisconsin, and arizona behaves as it is supposed to, then it's at the end of his fintertips. he can do it with michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire, maine, so it's-- his path-- those six paths that kellyanne conway was talking about earlier tonight, he has six paths. >> he already has gotten iowa. i miscalled that. >> pelley: what would hillary clinton have to do to win at this point? >> she would have to have her big population centers come in, in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and then if she loses wisconsin, she'd have to win michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and maine to hold him off. >> pelley: she would nearly need to sweep the table. >> yeah. >> pelley: but she has a shot. >> that's true. >> well, to the extent-- >> 61 away. she only needs 61. so-- >> and her shot is the urban vote coming in, and she does better than expected. >> yes. at the moment it looks like it's not-- i mean, it looks

hillary clinton still up in pennsylvania right now. most of the swing states, donald his supporters feeling real, real good right now but they know they cannot celebrate yet because there's still a long ways to go. once you get to the west coast, it gets much more democratic. places that lean for hillary clinton. they're feeling good. but they're not celebrating just yet. back to you. >> thank you, todd. while it may seem this election was all about the white house, want to remind you there were some local issues too. >> there sure were. let's see how they're right now. cleveland voters voting on an income tax increase that will impact people who live or work in the city. right now yes on top, 42,800 and some votes. half percent increase would generate more than $80 million a year for the city. it would be cleveland's first income tax hike in three decades. we move to cleveland voters deciding the future of cleveland's civilian police review board, issued 33, an the board. big difference right there. >> voters in lorain were asked to v

an 8:00 o'clock eastern closing in places like pennsylvania. those are states that hillary clinton all about has to win. if you see the states tight and competitive they can't be projected early that could be the sign of a good night for donald trump. if hillary clinton hangs on she will do so with the hp hispanic voters and the help of? college, college degrees. that's a big part of her collision so far. i?i think you will see a large gender gap. if you don't see that given donald trump's strength with men, that could be a very good sign for him. >> dickerson: okay,?i anthony. see you tuesday night. >> thank you, john. dickerson: we will be back in news election coverage. starting at 7:00 eastern. our entire team will be there. all night long to get you and the rest of -- to get you the latest results and tell what you it all means. i will start writing an election blog today at facethenation.com. the blog updates through tuesday night and we will tweet it from ?i >> dickerson: some our cbs staugss are leaving us now. for most of you we will b

pennsylvania, too early to call. 20 electoral votes. new hampshire, too early to call. 4 highly fought-over electoral votes. illinois goes to the clinton column. of course the home originally of hillary clinton. a big state, 20 electoral votes, part of the blue wall, as is new jersey, the most densely populated state in the union with 14 electoral votes. that goes to clinton, as does the baystate, the commonwealth of massachusetts, 11 electoral votes. adding to the trump bloc in the south is tennessee. we're projecting when all the votes are counted, he will receive those 11 electoral votes. maryland reliably maryland goes to hillary clinton, ten electoral votes there. alabama nine electoral votes going to trump. oklahoma in the midwest will go to donald trump, 7 electoral votes. back up we go to new england, the state of connecticut, the nutmeg state, seven electoral votes going to hillary clinton. mississippi weiay down south gog to donald -- okay, we have awarded it to donald trump. rhode island, we keep whipsawing back up north thro

the first time pennsylvania has voted red, republican, since 88. what cord did he strike with voters. >> it was a populous message but he went to the workers and talked about, you think about steel jobs and pennsylvania, decimated. coal jobs. he went directly to the voters and said i will make fair trade deals. that struck a cord with them. he said i will go after people who are taking your jobs. that struck a big cord. trump ran apap lust message not a conservative message. played right to the heart of the rust belt which why is he won pennsylvania, ohio, probably will win michigan and wisconsin. it was a victory for donald trump. >> we heard him say he wants to soon file america and he needs to unify voters and he needs to speak to his republican lawmakers and his collogues now because he will need them. >> that is right, rahel, he does. one of the first things he has to do is get a new supreme court justice. i think morerick garland is out. trump will need help in the u.s. senate to get that person through. this is an opportunity for donald trum

pennsylvania, her fire wall. she will be there tomorrow and of course on monday she will have that big unity event with president obama and the first lady. >> almost over. this maybe the last time we talk to you competing over the sound of folding chairs being folded. thank you very much. another late night on the trail for kristen welker who has miles to go, i'm afraid, before she sleeps. thank you. we will see you back here before too long. >>> coming up, msnbc's exclusive interview with president obama tonight an his blunt message for fellow democrats who may consider staying home on election day. >>> president obama sat down today for an interview with msnbc's al sharpton and he offered a direct and interesting message for fellow democrats who say they are not excited about the election. >> you have to look at the choice we have right now and it could not be starker. if somebody is not voting right now who's watching your program, you are voting for donald trump. if that's the case, than you need to own that

pennsylvania, michigan to trump. if that happened, two of the states that they're both in today, she just needs to make sure that florida and nevada and new hampshire come her way. she can even afford to lose north carolina in this scenario. >> interesting. david chalian, thank you so much. hillary clinton is about to speak at her second stop of the day in michigan as she revisits three states she hopes will form a firewall against the trump train. cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is live in the great city of philadelphia where hillary clinton will speak this evening. jeff, what is the campaign strategy here? michigan and pennsylvania were once considered safe for clinton. >> reporter: they were, indeed, jake, and they have voted d ed democratic for the last six presidential elections but a top aide told me it's an insurance policy. it's the best place to block donald trump so that is what is happening in the final 24 hours of this campaign. they're simply trying to block donald trump. now, if you catc

pennsylvania into trump. and, you know, again, we haven't done it simply because there is so much raw vote that you just extraneous and you're always nervous when it's this close and you want to to be careful when you're call ugh the presidency. i think at this point to get -- >> i think the ap may have pulled pennsylvania back. >> that one, that one got a lot of the right fired up. >> that would be the end of it. >> andrea has something else to add. >> reporter: yeah, we understand that campaign chairman john podesta has left the hotel and he did say to a reporter outside, we are going over to the very least, john podesta is coming over here. i think it may be the clintons as well. now if there's some issue of pennsylvania, the outcome of pennsylvania and what the associated press reported which we have not, that might change that, but as of moments ago, john podesta was headed over this way. they have to say something publicly. and it's been a game of chicken if you will. we know donald trump would come out

take that, pennsylvania marcellus shale, north dakota oil, guess what? the saudis aren't gonna be able to play that extortion game much longer. >> mm. sharmain? >> on tuesday, we had a really great opportunity to celebrate the great marian anderson and to give out the marian anderson award. you know 'cause you were there. >> i was. >> you did a fabulous job, monica. >> thank you. >> but congratulations to kenny gamble, leon huff, and patti labelle for really taking a little bit of attention away from all the politics we've been paying attention to and reminding us that it's also about culture, it's also about music. it's a great way to celebrate philadelphia. >> and they're so talented. thank you. thanks to you, as well. have a great week ahead. see you right here next week. >> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. coming up next on "action news," 30,000 runners brave the cold and wind to hit the streets is for the 44th annual philadelphia marathon. >>> a meeting with new jersey governor chris christie is on today's calendar for president-elect donald trum

. >> so a rally in pennsylvania last night, donald trump shared his take on hillary clinton's powerhouse endorsements. >> i heard we set a new record for this building. by the way, i didn't have to bring j.lo or jay-z, the only way she gets anybody. we are going to have a better relationship with most of these countries. and the reason is they don't respect us, and they don't respect obama, and he's like a cheerleader, jumping up and down all over the place for hillary, he shouldn't be doing that. he shouldn't be with her. he should be working. >> president obama was in north carolina yesterday for the second time this week, and while he was there he sat down with our colleague here at msnbc, the reverend al sharpton, and he drove home the point the power of each vote. >> i won north carolina in '08 by two votes per precinct, and so this notion that your vote doesn't count, the fact of the matter is you might be one of those two votes that changes the direction of american history. >> so we have just three days to go and reporters covering every angle of the campaign trail. they are in b