blow them out in. >> pennsylvania a blue state where clinton had a slight edge. the republican standard bearer appealed to blue collar democrats. >> with all of the democratic voters in our country who are thirsting for change, hillary clinton is the last stand for the wall street and special interest donors and hillary is the face of failure. >> next stop, a rally with mike pence, with a laser show in new hampshire. another blue state he hopes to flip and where he won his first primary. >> we said we want to finish off in new hampshire because of the incredible relationship i have. i promise you this. i will never, ever, let you down. i promise you. that i'm really happy i did this. >> trump called florida a must win. this morning he cast his no holds bar popuchl l sichlt t candidacy in historic materials. >> they say it's the single greatest movement, politically speaking in the history of the country. >> the fox news poll shows 60% of likely voters say clinton has it. 61% say trump does not. 63% say clinton is qualified to be president. 37% disagree. trump is

it borders pennsylvania and lake erie way over there on the west side of new york. and that little red dot in chautauqua county, that's the town of jamestown. population roughly 31,000. in the year 2004 a doctor practicing out of little jamestown new york, an internist named dr. rudolph mueller, received a kind of amazing honor. he was named physician of the year. congratulations. physician of the year. obviously, a very big deal. he got the good news in the form of a fax from a high ranking congressman in washington. which is kind of an unexpected, unsolicited weird way to hear, but the physician of the year award, which is a nice thing, then you got down to the question of what exactly this dr. mueller would have to do to collect this prestigious award. turns out that to get that award, the national republican congressional committee would need the doctor to write them a check for about $1200. he told abc news' investigative unit at the time to actually buy your award and it's not from your peers or from your patient ors from the community that you serve it's real

we haven't called pennsylvania, it's relatively close. there are people in the trump would be room who think they can still pull out pennsylvania. number one, we're up to 94% in philadelphia. now again we are still have to count and see what comes left that. number could jump quite substantially, but she needed 150,000 even though she's at 420,000 votes right there, that's a pretty healthy lead out of philadelphia, but donald trump is keeping it closish in the suburban areas but erie county, blue collar erie county, look at that. that's supposed to be -- if you're a democrat accident that's supposed to be blue. this is scranton, pennsylvania. joe biden's hometown. president obama got 63%. with joe biden on the ticket, the scrappy kid from scranton, 50%. donald trump's -- >> and 100% of the vote is in and donald trump is getting 47% in this part of the state. give props to the guy across the room, jeffrey. he talked about the margins would be smaller than normal and you start coming into these areas and looking, 51%, lehigh county, go back

4500 trabajadores se declararon en huelga tras no alcanzar un acuerdo con autoridades de trÁnsito en pennsylvania. el paro afecta a los servicios de autobuses y trenes subterrÁneos, que garantizan la transportaciÓn de unos 60.000 estudiantes. decenas de miles de empleados buscan alternativas para llegar a sus trabajos. ambas partes podrÍan suscribir un nuevo contrato antes de las elecciones. una impresionante columna de fuego se elevÓ en alabama, donde el estallido de un gasoducto dejÓ un saldo de al menos ocho heridos. cuatro de las vÍctimas fueron aerotransportados a un hospital. socorristas tuvieron que esperar a que las llamas consumieron parte del combustible, porque en intenso calor les impedÍa acercarse. la explosiÓn no estarÍa relacionado con una fuga detectada hace unos meses. y la celebraciÓn por el dÍa de halloween se tornÓ trÁgica en un pequeÑo pueblo de mississippi. ahÍ dos niÑos y un adulto murieron. el accidente ocurriÓ cuando el camiÓn en que viajaban fue impactado por otro vehÍculo. la pareja presidencial festejÓ su Último halloween o dÍa de brujas en la cas

he pledges to win pennsylvania big. no republican presidential candidate has won pennsylvania in 30 years. while the presidential race has been contentious, the competition for delaware's next governor has been more civil. vernon odem spoke to both candidates. >>> congressman and the gop candidate have no insults or smack downs no dirt tricks, just issues facing the state of delaware, taxes to deficits to infrastructure and crime in the schools. >> we can better target the bad guys in the city of wilmington and we need better community policing model that works where we are developing better relationships between law enforce. and the community. >> reporter: the fact that we are addressing these issues sort of we don't want to hurt anybody's feelings we're concerned about the police union and the city's wilmington, nonsense, people are getting shot. >> we've got to address the root causes of these problems. it's all about the inability or ineffectiveness of kids growing up in the city. >> we have to combine the police fo

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pennsylvania. donald trump has just gone ahead by 2409 votes over hillary clinton with 92% of the vote in. they both have 48.2%, but he is now ahead by 2400-plus votes over hillary clinton in your state or the commonwealth, as we should call it. >> the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i don't know how many people remember this. but when i went to some of my old haunts in south philadelphia during the democratic convention, which was in philadelphia, that's how important they thought pennsylvania was, how important they thought philadelphia was, i asked the guy who owns an italian pastry shop who are people voting for here. he said we have a lot of leaners. i said leaners? they lean into you and say, yeah, i think i might vote for trump. if hillary clinton only wins 80%, that sounds like a lot, but it's not. those leaners actually voted that way. >> kellyanne conway has been talking about the hidden trump vote, that it's out there, that people don't feel comfortable telling pollsters, never mind their

pennsylvania's 20. every now and then the little guys come into play and we may be counting the votes in iowa, and watching the votes in new hampshire deep into the night because we have a different race tonight than we thought we had even just days ago. >> let's go to the big key battleground states. let's start at florida right now. >> let's come on down here. we're up to 95%, and it's close, but you get to the point -- what are we at 140 -- >> donald trump is ahead by about 140,000 votes. >> ypalm beach county is up to 47%. >> almost done. >> you're almost done if it's -- whatever it is, you're adding up 98% now in broward county, which essentially tells you in the clinton campaign war room, there's not much here. the size of this gap, if the 2% comes in, it's a decent chunk of votes but it's not enough so you need a little somewhere you need a lot and we're up to 99% here. so there are no more big giant empty baskets. >> almost all of those three counties heavily democratic, they're almost all in. >

no call in pennsylvania. same story there she was supposed to run away with that this race could be turning right now. >> in virginia the same thing happened with eddy gillespie in the last election. everybody thought virginia was going to go easily to the democrat and he came within a hair of winning that state. >> preelection day polls in virginia are a little ugh. >> exactly. interesting pattern in two states you mentioned emerging ohio and florida must win states for donald trump. is that in both of those states, the republican senate candidate has run way ahead of donald trump. rob portman has run the best campaign of anyone on any ballot in this election. he was predicted to go 18 points ahead of his rival. what did he do in ohio to do that? he reached out to democrats and labor unions and independence. he ran a positive optimistic campaign. he reached out to women voters and tried to expand beyond the republican base and he had a fantastic ground game. 6 million voter contacts in a state that only had

everyone talks pennsylvania. if you win pennsylvania, you're going to win! pennsylvania! >> reporter: trump begins his day here in tampa. then it's off to north carolina, nevada, and colorado. hillary clinton begins her day in miami, then it's off to pennsylvania for another star-studded rally. on sunday, clinton back to ohio to meet up with akron's favorite son and the world's best basketball player, endorser, lebron james. >> major garrett in the final push in tampa, thank you. >>> let's get more on the final days of the campaign and joined by karlos watson. the founder and ceo of ozzie media and katharine rampell a columnist for "the washington post." we are in the final days. >> so they say. >> it's getting close. >> well >> reporter: carlos, what does this election look like the final weekend? >> the lead has shrunk. not that long al hillary clinton was on a double-digit edge and now three points, five points depending on what polls you believe. the number of swing states seem to have expanded. michigan and colorado and virginia she seemed to have confidence that she

everyone talks pennsylvania. if you win pennsylvania, you're going to win! pennsylvania! >> reporter: trump begins his day here in tampa. then it's off to north carolina, nevada, and colorado. hillary clinton begins her day in miami, then it's off to pennsylvania for another star-studded rally. the headliner there? katy perry. on sunday, clinton back to ohio to meet up with akron's favorite son and the world's best basketball player, endorser, lebron james. >> major garrett in the final push in tampa, thank you. >>> let's get more on the final days of the campaign and joined by karlos watson. the founder and ceo of ozzie media and katharine rampell a columnist for "the washington post." we are in the final days. >> so they say. >> it's getting close. >> well said. >> reporter: carlos, what does this election look like the final weekend? >> the lead has shrunk. not that long al hillary clinton was on a double-digit edge and now three points, five points depending on what polls you believe. the number of swing states seem to have expanded. michigan and colorado and virginia

pennsylvania. new hampshire and michigan. the candidates pulling no punches. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time. >> for her many crimeless against our nation, our people our democracy. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice. between division and unity and strong steady leadership or a loose cannon. >> reporter: many americans have made their choices official. cnn has partnered with the catalyst who works with progressive candidates and numbers show that 40 million people have cast their ballots including more than 17 million in battleground states. >> tomorrow night, this center of the political universe will be here in new york city and holding his election might event. just a couple of blocks here in a ballroom and hillary clinton will hold hers. about a mile from trump's event in the convention center with a very symbolic feeling made of glass. >> in new york city. i am scott mclane. >> registration is at an all time high for the election. nearly 20 million californians

ben: clinton also making stops in the rust belt states of michigan and pennsylvania. touting friday's job reports showing jobs and wages up. >> that is 73 straight months of job growth. is poised to really take off and thrive. >> we're growing at an average of probably 1-2% -- nobody even knows and nobody believes the numbers anyway and the numbers they put out are phony as far as i'm concerned. ben: in new hampshire, donald trump said the 4.9% unemployment rate isn't accurate because of people who stopped looking for work, but that might have been overshadowed by this line from mocked the clinton marriage. >> do you think bill was referring to hillary when he said, "i did not have sex with that woman"?" ben: democrats are calling on chris sununu to ask his father to apologize. i'm ben simmoneau, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: picking up on that, governor baker will be in new hampshire stumping for chris over the top. they will be campaigning in nashua. antoinette: question 4 gaining positive ground. support for marijuana legalization is at 61% among likely voters. a previo

estarÁ haciendo visita en pennsylvania y el detroit. ambos estados al momento le favorecen. su mejor aliado, el presidente obama, vuelve una vez mÁs a carolina del norte, un estado que pudiera definir estas elecciones. ahÍ le estÁn por el gran esfuerzo. por otra parte, donald trump tambiÉn estarÁ en pennsylvania hoy y su esposa ayer tratÓ de darle el lado humano a donald trump durante un evento de campaÑa, el primero desde la convenciÓn republicana. melania trump:en 2006 estudie para la prueba y me hice ciudadana de estados unidos. es el mayor privilegio del mundo. soy inmigrante y dÉjenme decirles, nadie valora la libertad y las oportunidades en estados unidos mÁs que yo. katos, todo se puede. la adiciÓn de trump es alarmante y divisiva. asÍ que hoy quiero que ustedes escuchan directamente de 1 que bajo la administraciÓ de clinton, todos tendrÁn un lugar en este paÍs. janet: en la encuesta nacional que acaba de salir esta maÑana de la cadena cbs, mantiene a nivel nacional hillary clinton tres puntos sobre donald trump. los candidatos siguen teniendo niveles

one of the big states we look at, pennsylvania. they're going to have a fairly mild day today. but by the afternoon, look for increasing clouds. then some showers move in from the west. how about texas, a big electoral state. we've got some of the worst weather happening there. strong storms especially later in the afternoon, off and on showers in the morning. by the evening, the panhandle clears up for the rest of the state. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >> and that's your latest >>> a live view outside shows you some hazy skies, mostly clear around san jose and the south bay, tri-valley looking at temperatures in the low 50s. for the afternoon, warm temperatures, low 70s san francisco to oakland. there you see san jose close to 76 degrees and 78 forecast today. mid 70s. high surf advisory on the coast as we go through the day today and wednesday. more clouds but not a lot of rain. a few sprinkles in the north bay. > of voters in two states that could be decisive in this election. we'll be live in the crucial battlegrounds of ohio

you saw pennsylvania. you saw wisconsin. i mean, you saw all these great states. they're all falling. and i think it was when we got pennsylvania that-- that we knew. and it was amazing. we were high-fiving and we were all hugging as a family. and i actually think our father was the calmest of-- of all of us even though he was really obviously the center of attention. so-- >> stahl: he went quiet is what i heard. >> eric trump: it's-- it's-- >> stahl: --is what i heard. >> eric trump: --it's a moment i'll-- i'll never forget, i can tell you that. i mean, the team was around and everybody's cheering. and it was just-- it was-- it was a beautiful night. >> ivanka trump: it is hard to put into words the experience or the emotion when your father becomes president of the united states of america. we had enormous pride, joy. it's incredibly exciting. and we're very grateful for the opportunity. and we take that opportunity very seriously. >> stahl: tiffany? >> tiffany trump: i mean, i don't think we can really prepare for our father becoming president. but we were all

hoy trump estarÁ en carolina del norte, pennsylvania, nueva hamsphire y michigan. hillary estarÁ en michigan y carolina del norte. muchos de esos estados estÁn muy apretados en las encuestas. uno tiene cinco visitas en un dÍa, y la otra cuatro. jornada maratoniana. satcha: sin toda alguna. pablo gato, gracias por ese informe en vivo desde washington d.c.. univisiÓn transmitirÁ maÑana el especial "noche de elecciones" a partir de las 6:30, hora del este. y en otras noticias, muere a los 78 aÑos janet reno, la primera mujer que ocupÓ el cargo de fiscal general de estados unidos, y quien enfrentÓ varias polÉmicas durante el gobierno de bill clinton. reno falleciÓ hoy a la madrugada por complicaciones de la enfermedad de parkinson. durante su gestiÓn enfrentó casos como la matanza de oklahoma en 1995, la masacre de texas donde murieron 80 miembros de la muerta davidiana, asÍ como el proceso de extradiciÓn del niÑo cubano eliar gonzÁlez. el presidente daniel ortega y su esposa rosario murillo obtuvieron una aplastante victoria en las elecciones de nicar

estuvo en carolina del norte, michigan y pennsylvania. repitiÓ que donald trump es una persona errÁtica y que no está capacitado para ser presidente. incluso, el presidente obama tuvo cuatro mÍtines en este empujÓn final de la campaÑa, que terminÓ en filadelfia, con el cantante bruce springsteen. tanto bill clinton, como chelsea clinton, el presidente barack obama y la primera dama michelle obama le acompaÑaron. donald trump: el cambio real tambiÉn significa restaurar la honestidad de nuestro gobierno. lo primero que debemos hacer es deshacernos de hillary. ese serÍa un primer paso muy bueno. hillary clinton: nuestros valores fundamentales estÁn siendo probados en esta elecciÓn, pero mi fe en el futuro nunca ha sido mÁs fuerte. amo a nuestro paÍs y creo en el pueblo estadounidense, y podemos establecer metas y seguir adelante. pablo: y tambiÉn hay que tener en cuenta que no solamente estamos eligiendo al presidente, sino al congreso y al senado. cualquier iniciativa que tenga el futuro presidente o presidenta tiene que ser

pennsylvania, i was just back from pennsylvania, in rural pennsylvania, big trump country, hillary clinton in those cities, but the voters would tell me, i'm not really voting for that person, i'm voting against the other. and that was everywhere i went. undecided voters, even those solidly for one of the candidates, it was a vote against the other. >> not a ton of enthusiasm. our chief political analyst here, matthew dowd. what are you watching for? >> i'm watching the demographics. if these hold, it looks like a presidential year. donald trump wanted it to look like a midterm year. i remember a tied race in 2000, 18% of the vote was nonwhite in 2000 and it was a tie. this year, it looks like 30% is. to me, that's the history getting made tonight, besides potential history at the end. the history is this country has changed over the last 20 years. >> and jon karl, you've been doing a deep dive in all the states. i want to put up the 12 states we are watching, the battleground states. there they are right there. which two are you paying most attention to? >> i'm paying attention to the one

pennsylvania, only 5% of the vote is in. hillary clinton has an impressive lead of more than 106,000 votes over donald trump, 65% to 30%. 20 electoral votes are at stake in pennsylvania. donald trump really was hoping for pennsylvania, but only 5% of the vote is in. let's take a look at colorado right now. 7% of the vote is in. hillary clinton has a 42,000-plus vote lead over donald trump, but very early. only 7% of the vote is in. 9 electoral votes are at stake in colorado. let's take a look at the electoral college map, where it stands right now. as you can see, hillary clinton has 97 electoral votes, donald trump has 84 electoral votes. once again, you need 270 to be elected president of the united states. the red states, we've projected, going to donald trump. the blue states, we've projected going to hillary clinton. all those yellow states you see, too early to call, no projections there. let's go over to john king. i want to update our viewers on florida right now, because that vote is coming in in florida. donald tru

pennsylvania is among the most important races ape also the senate race. the on the sun day before election day we want to take time to go deeper away from the headlines to talk about the issues. joining us is democratic strategies jonathan saidel and republican analyst allison young. jonathan, allison, good morning. >> good morning. >> first jonathan you and i were talking about this according to some reports 15 percent of the hearn public still undecided. real quickly your thoughts on that. >> i don't know whether it is 15 percent. some people don't respond to polling but i can understand, it, it is a major decision in their lives and something they should take seriously. hopefully they will, vote for hillary clinton. >> i think it is higher then that. it is closer to 20 percent, still in motion and both candidates are spending so much time here in pennsylvania and in the south east trying to sway those voters undecided. that is odd. it is an exciting part of this election. so much is still this ocean. >> so a lot of people out there that are still decid

. >> even though we see the polls tightening, what if trump doesn't win pennsylvania? >> if he doesn't win he has to go and get a lot of other states in order to get there. that is why we can say she still has an edge. he would have to get north carolina and down a little bit based oull ohio. hillary clinton can win without florida or ohio but he has to have them. on top of that he has to flip another blue state. he has to flip maybe wisconsin and something else. so if all of that sound like it's a long string of states, it is. it is certainly possible, but he has his work cut out for me. >> a couple of weeks they said donald trump was out and had no chance and it's changing a little bit. still a long shot but changing a little bit. >> it is. i think if you look at the early vote you get some clues. >> yes. >> but in the early vote, we are not seeing it. what we are seeing is people who have voted before coming out but the idea, so far that there are republicans who don't typically vote who are coming out, we are not seeing that yet in the early vote. he'll need that i

florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and michigan. >> thank you very much! >> i'm asking you to dream big because with your vote, we are just one day away from the change you have been waiting running mate, mike pence will share a stage in grand rapids michigan, and they will spend election night at the new york hilton hotel in manhattan, just blocks away from the clinton camp. >>> a big event was held in fairfax county, virginia. >> joe biden introducing tim kaine to 2,000 student at was there as they were breaking things down tonight. garrett? [audio difficulties] >> it sounds like we are having a little trouble there. we will certainly try to go back to garrett in just a second here. >>> in the meantime, the back and forth partisanship of the election has a lot of people asking what comes next for the seemingly divided nation. >> john henry learned tonight that some local churches are intervention to make sure everyone gets along with each other come november 9th. >>> churches all across our region from silverspring, maryland to hermann, virginia spent th

clinton in pennsylvania, michigan and north carolina. and trump in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and michigan. the candidates poll pulling no punches. >> hillary clinton will be under time. for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity. between strong, steady leadership or a loose canon. >> reporter: but many americans have already made their choices official. cnn has partnered with a data company called catalyst that works with progressive candidates to receive detailed million people have cast their ballots including more than 17 million in battleground states. tomorrow night the center of the political universe will be here in new york city. donald trump will be holding his election night event just a couple of blocks from here in a hotel ballroom while hillary clinton will hold hers about a mile from trump's event in a convention center with a very symbolic feel ceiling made of mclean. >> michelle: the man

. >> reporter: stein is questioning results in pennsylvania, where trump won by roughly 68,000 votes; wisconsin, where his margin of victory was a little over 27,000 votes; and close to call. what evidence of fraud do you have in this election? >> let me be very clear-- we do not have evidence of fraud. we do not have smoking guns. what we do have is an election that was surrounded by hacking. >> reporter: she points to the hacking of the democratic national committee and the hacks into the voter registration lists in arizona and illinois, hacks linked by u.s. investigators to russia. she says it all raises questions machines and demonstrates the need for a count of the actual paper ballots. voting rights attorney john bonifaz is helping to drive the recount effort. >> the american people deserve public confidence in the integrity of our process, and if we don't ever look at the ballots and we don't ever verify the vote, why should we expect that public trust? >> reporter: what do you say to people who say, "donald trump won fair and square. you need to let it go and get over it"? dem

. >> no, and especially in the two big state, wisconsin and pennsylvania, they thought they had solid leads. >> and people -- i'm assuming they will say at some point, their base did not come out to vote. >> cecilia, thank you very much. >> thank you very much, george. >>> we saw a big reaction on wall street as the election results started to come in. stocks plunged, but then rebounded to a near record high on wednesday and rebecca jarvis is at the new york stock exchange. what is going on here? >> reporter: good morning, >> reporter: what's happening is that the experts got this wrong. they were exhibiting and forecasting a massive selloff, which is what we started to see as the election results came in overnight, but today, the stocks have hit an all-time record high. the highest level for the dow we have seen in this lifetime trading right now. the stocks were up 256 points. that was more than a 1,000-point swing. traders here on swal street tell me they saw a big change in sentiment following donald trump's acceptance speech. when he talked about infrastructure spending, investin

estarÁ haciendo visita en pennsylvania y el detroit. ambos estados al momento le favorecen. su mejor aliado, el presidente obama, vuelve una vez mÁs a carolina del norte, un estado que pudiera definir estas elecciones. ahÍ le estÁn por el gran esfuerzo. por otra parte, donald trump tambiÉn estarÁ en pennsylvania hoy y su esposa ayer tratÓ de darle el lado humano a donald trump durante un evento de campaÑa, el primero desde la convenciÓn republicana. melania trump:en 2006 estudie para la prueba y me hice ciudadana de estados unidos. es el mayor privilegio del mundo. soy inmigrante y dÉjenme decirles, nadie valora la libertad y las oportunidades en estados unidos mÁs que yo. tim kaine: hillary clinton cree que cuando estamos juntos, todo se puede. la adiciÓn de trump es alarmante y divisiva. asÍ que hoy quiero que ustedes escuchan directamente de 1 que bajo la administraciÓ de clinton, todos tendrÁn un lugar en este paÍs. janet: en la encuesta nacional que acaba de salir esta maÑana de la cadena cbs, mantiene a nivel nacional hillary clinton tres puntos sobre d

the green party will file the recount petition in pennsylvania today and michigan by wednesday. >> jan, thank you very much. president-elect trump this morning back in new york where he has a series of meetings with potential administration hires. the possible choice of mitt romney for secretary of state is creating more divisions in mr. trump's inner circle. major garrett shows us how the influential trump adviser has been outspoken against romney major good morning. >> good morning, president-elect trump's team is split over mitt romney as secretary of state. mr. trump is clearly open to the idea but his former campaign manager kellyanne conway is now leading an extraordinarily public campaign against romney. saying romney's never-trump disloyalty during the campaign should disqualify him. but it hasn't. and that leaves trump with a choice between loyalty, and reconciliation. president-elect donald trump sported a new cap as he left his florida resort. one heralding him as the 45th president-to-be. that's in 53 days. before that, the cabinet needs filling. and mitt romney, to the hor

covers college news, of course, reports that students at donald trump's alma mater the university of pennsylvania held priesting spaces that you won't believe this, they featured puppy cuddling, coloring, and chocolate. i have to admit chocolate is pretty nice. yale university the student newspaper reports students were, quote, despondent after trump's victory and many demanded that the dean cancel mid terms. great idea, guys. nice try. the dean rejected the demands one economics professor obliged and did make the midterm optional. brown university student paper reports that students took to the streets in protest. anti-trump protesters also gathered at princeton and dartmouth. students at columbia demanded that classes be cancelled all together. the campus denied. not just universities, elementary and middle school students at manhattan country school on the you were west side were led by teachers in a post election rendition of the song we shall overcome, take a look. ♪ we shall overcome some day ♪ instead of some day say today. >> the video was first tweeted by radio station but the tweet

we're waiting for pennsylvania to open up at 7:00 a.m. because people are ready to vote for the next president of the united states. >> 40,000 people on the independent mall, last night. here in philadelphia. >> ding, ding, ding, ding. last night right on market street look at independent hall in the background there and now clean upstarts, we're very into clean ups on this show. >> we are. >> because it is a lot have of work. people are asking with all these events and things going on what does it mean on the city. >> did anybody go up and get on that podium, people actually came out? was first lady here. >> we are showing that picture from last night, there was just a couple blocks from independent mall, so, going around back to the station, i was walking and look at that trash. did you see that trash. i know it is kind of dark. i call that left overs. this is on my snap chat. >> they did clean it up overnight. it looks pretty good. but that is as a result of 40,000 people, out there last night. >> you could see they are still breaking

pennsylvania sonÓ de los estados claves para llegar a la casa blanca. las encuestas ponen a quinto con una ligera ventaja. pero los republicanos no se dan por perdidos. por eso, ambos candidatos han tenido gran presencia en filadelfia. en su Último mensaje, hillary clinton enfatizÓ que no se busca reducir la visiÓn del paÍs, sino expanderla. para este estratega polÍtico, clinton le urge el voto de los hispanos del estado. aunque son pocos, bien pueden darle la presidencia. en el 2012, el voto latino decidiÓ la elecciÓn, y creemos que va a ser igual. por su parte, el candidato republicano, donald trump, tambiÉn se presentÓ esta tarde en pennsylvania, en una ciudad al norte de la capital.. ante sus miles de seguidores desestimo que hillary clinton vaya adelante en las encuestas. dijo que maÑana va a poder demostrar que el va ganar los 20 votos electorales que ofrece es estado. enrique: por supuesto, pennsylvania y florida, los estados mÁs visitados desde las primarias. otro, new hampshire. es un estado que se ha cerrado las encuestas en estas �

there is no rnc ground game in pennsylvania. there is no republican state committee ground game in pennsylvania. so a narrow clinton win will be solely attributable to that fact. a bigger clinton win will be attributable to the fact that barack obama has done a great job campaigning for her. when he said last week, and i told the president this last night in philadelphia, when he says a vote for her is a vote for me, that message got through. >> all right. it is the top of the hour. exactly, right now. 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. out west. you're watching "morning joe" on this election day. we're speaking with managing editor of bloomberg politics mark halperin, attorney and republican strategist ben ginsberg. former governor of pennsylvania, ed rendell, and veteran columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle. big day, joe. >> yeah, huge day. and so much of it really resolves around what josh green talked about last hour, florida. the early votes. miami-dade. and obviously, you know florida extraordinarily well. we

donald trump picked up wins in wisconsin and pennsylvania. no republican has won pennsylvania since 1988. no republican has won wisconsin since 1984. hillary clinton didn't even go there. she thought she had it in the bag. one of the other big surprises in this sea of surprises. donald trump he had coattails. the republicans, they will keep control of the senate winning at least 51 seats, no tiebreaker. mike pence is not going to have to pass the tiebreak. the republicans easily maintaining control of that chamber. at least 235 seats. nine seats remaining. democrats did pick up six seats. you see a democratic pickup. you say that's good for the democrats that is nothing like what they thought they might pick up three weeks ago. we're still waiting for three states that haven't been called yet. alisyn. >>> donald trump addressing the nation for the first time as president-elect it was shortly before 3:00 in the morning. he congratulated hillary clinton for a hard fought campaign. and he told his supporters that there's a lot of work to be done

hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: in pennsylvania, it's all about election day. clinton campaigning today in the crucial toss-up of north carolina. also going to michigan and pennsylvania, where clinton's lead has narrowed in recent weeks. president obama, one of clinton's biggest assets on the trail, appearing in michigan and north carolina, before joining hillary clinton, former president bill clinton, and the first lady for a philadelphia candidate: this is the last day of our campaign, who would have believed it. trump hitting five states today. he'll also be in pennsylvania and michigan, plus, florida, north carolina, and new hampshire. sunday night's bombshell from f.b.i. director james comey, saying in a letter to congress that they've completed their review of the newly discovered emails and found nothing to change their conclusions from july, that hillary clinton should not face criminal charges -- has both campaigns reacting to the last vice presidential candidate: we're glad to get that news but not surprised. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate:

she is ahead in michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina a little bit closer. why are they going to these places on their last night? >> yang: the campaign wants to nail the door shut on a possible donald trump to 270 electoral votes. another reason they're coming back here to pennsylvania, this is the third stop in three days. and in michigan today, these states don't have early voting so unlike other states they don't know who's been voting because on canvassing fieldwork. they want to make sure they get people out to follows tomorrow. >> woodruff: john yang reporting to us from philadelphia, thank you. >> sreenivasan: now to jeffrey brown who's been following donald trump in this final campaign push. >> the next president of the united states, donald j. trump! >> reporter: how much does donald trump need north carolina? count the ways and count the days he's been here as the election nears. by all accounts this is a must- win state. and this afternoon he was back again, before a large crowd at raleigh's j.s. dalton arena. >> this is amazing, thank you very m

then watch the key state of pennsylvania. most of their voters vote today, as opposed to having voted early, if she can win there, you where she's also been leading in the polls and then she's getting close. then watch places like north carolina. or a couple out west like nevada. all she would need to do then is get one of those to go over the 270. and what story that tells you is that she might have an easier path on the electoral map if she can get the turnout that she needs. >> what about donald trump's path to victory? yesterday, his campaign manager kellyanne conway said she saw six different paths for him? >> yeah, he does have different paths but they all involve flipping some states that have been blue so far. let me show you. if he can get ohio where he's been upward even in the polls. if he can get florida, he can probably get iowa. then he's still got to hold on to arizona. and then go back and try to flip some of these other states. maybe get north carolina and then even then, he's got to go and get maybe michigan

then watch the key state of pennsylvania. most of their voters vote today, as opposed to having voted there, well, you take virginia where she's also been leading in the polls and then she's getting close. then watch places like north carolina. or a couple out west like nevada. all she would need to do then is get one of those to go over the 270. and what story that tells you is that she might have an easier path on the electoral map if she can get the turnout that she needs. >> what about donald trump's path to victory? yesterday, his campaign m kellyanne conway said she saw six different paths for him? >> yeah, he does have different paths but they all involve flipping some states that have been blue so far. let me show you. if he can get ohio where he's been upward even in the polls. if he can get florida, he can probably get iowa. then he's still got to hold on to arizona. and then go back and try to flip some of these other states. maybe get north carolina and then even then, he's got to go top. if that sounds like a lot

they were following our lead back into new hampshire and colorado and pennsylvania as late. so they must see the same things i do. >> let's talk about guns and religion. it seems to me that some of the voting information i got from my brother, a lot of older people coming in to vote for trump, on the grounds of whatever they think of trump, they want to save the supreme court for their issues, critically. perhaps concerned about abortion rights and gay marriage. that was a strategy of your campaign, in the last week or so, to start pushing the gun issue with, the second amendment issue in places like pennsylvania, and also pushing the supreme court thing, the eight members of the court which will be decided by the ninth. was that something you were counting on, you could stir those very culturally conservative second amendment people out to show up? >> it's something that donald trump's been talking about in his campaign all along. he's been -- including in that last debate, as you recall. there was a protracted conversation between secretary clinton and mr. trump about the

governor mike pence goes to pennsylvania. melania trump will also be in pennsylvania. hillary clinton will be in north carolina. it's crowded in north carolina today. senator tim kaine will be in arizona as they try to make headway there. bill: we'll start are catherine herridge on the latest on the clinton foundation. what have with he found out as of last night and this morning. >> there is evidence the f.b.i. investigation of the clinton foundation is not dead. they are quieting work the case out of four offices. multiple sources told fox news the justice department has been tapping the brakes on these investigations by blocking access to a grand jury. fox news was first to report in january that the f.b.i. email probe expanded to look at whether the intersection of the clinton foundation worked at the state depth and business under secretary clinton may have violated corruption laws. in january hillary clinton tried to dismiss the ruling as rumor. shaicial mills and heather samuelson's computers were not destroyed b being held by the washington field office and the

sfloerts pennsylvania have puppies at the poll to make the rough decision easier. the providence animal center and the pennsylvania spca will have puppies at polling places. this paw-some idea was part of an initiative. turning to our own initiative to find shelter dogs their forever homes. drum roll, please. 1776 dogs have been adopted. by our viewers as of this morning. on election day. >> how patriotic. >> hamilton-liblg popularity in our paw-some dog adopgs. it's exciting. keep it coming. we're on it all month long. >>> it took a dog feed commercial to deliver one of the strongest messages. an actress wearing a pro trump t-shirt pretends to lose her dog at a hillary clinton rally. she does the same thing at a trump rally wearing a hillary clinton t-shirt. she's wearing the t-shirt. is this a social media experiment. the reactions you're seeing are real. the growling you see stops by the end of the commercial. when the dog is reunited with the owner. the message is loud and clear. we're all concerned about the same things. we all have heart. when it comes to dog

. >> green party presidential candidate, jill stein; now working for a recount of pennsylvania's presidential election results. stein asking the court to step in. but it is unclear if they'll have the authority. that's because election official say there is no evidence of voting irregularity or cyber attacks on vogue. we talked about the recount with former governor ed rendell and he calls it a waste of time. >> if there was anything out there that might change this result, i would be working 24 hours a day to get it done. we've got to stop making wild charges. we've got to get back to the time when we did things based on substantial evidence. >> president-elect trump beat hillary clinton in pennsylvania by about 71,000 votes. >> sources expect president-elect dumb donald trump to choose a cabinet. to hit the department of health and human services, mr. trump also met with secretary of state candidate including retired general pet tea you us, mitt romney, and former new york mayor, rule i guiliani. >> now the deputy chair of pennsylvania's republican party rene armor, joins trump transition t

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but there are only four states where you can au they are wisconsin...minnesota ...pennsylvania and michigan.... meanwhile hillary clinton is instead trying to get people to the polls and bring home the female vote... 22:27:07 "i want all the girls to know: you are valuable. don't let somebody like this bully tell you otherwise. also this morning...clinton's campaign is taking on trump in a new ad... take a look... // grab 'em by the (beep) anothe big topic on the campaign trail ...is the f-b-i's investigation into emails from clinton's top aide huma abedin. the agency says it will work swiftly to review the emails and determine if there was any wrondoing by clinton or abedin. another big topic this election season has been obamacare--both candidates plan to mae but for now, obamacare stands and it's time to enroll. this year.... many people are seeing double digit increases to their premiums. not in nevada, though. leaders here say our increases are less than 12 percent... well below the national average. they are organizing several events to help people pick out the plans that are best for

>> reporter: trump's wife melania hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania. as first lady she said she would fight against cyber bullying. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other,disagree with each other, to respect each other. >> reporter: the latest cbs news/new york times poll shows clinton's national lead is shrinking. up by only 3 points. but campaign advisers say trump could turn historically blue states are red. >> if mr. trump wins pennsylvania, it's all over. >> reporter: while both candidates are trying to tip the electoral college map in their favor, only 8% of voters say their minds might change before election day. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. >> donald trump's word have inspired a new underwear advertising campaign but you won't see it on bart. the company thinx makes underwear for women. this bart add uses language about grabbing women from that now infamous "access hollywood" tape. they decided to go with the ad at the top of your screen with the quote, glass ceiling-proof underwear. bart banned the original ad said it

blanca: en la vÍspera a las elecciones presidenciales, hillary clinton hizo escala en pennsylvania omar michigan y carolina del norte hoy en un intento por convencer a los votantes indecisos, ampliar el estrecho margen que la separa de donald trump ahora y tomando impulso despuÉs del anuncio del fbi que no presentarÁ cargos criminales en la investigaciÓn sobre sus correos electrÓnicos. clinton no se refiriÓ al tema en sus actos pÚblicos. eso quedÓ atrÁs, dijo a univisiÓn o mÁs su jefe de campaÑa. >> el ema ya estÁ resuelto y lo dijimos desde el principio. blanca: hace 10 dÍas el director del fbi anunciÓ que revisarÍa otros correos hallados en la computadora de wiener esposo de una cifra cercana a hillary clinton. ayer dijo que ratificaba la conclusiÓn de hace tres meses en la que indicÓ que hillary clinton no deberÍa ser juzgada por el manejo de sus obras en el tÓnicos mientras era secretaria de estado. >> estÁ estipulado por el acto que ninguna organizaciÓn que sea parte del gobierno puede influir en los resultados electorales. blanca: casi la mitad casi la mitad d

maybe it is michigan or pennsylvania. where he is going, he is trying to motivate that both to come out and he has added stops in michigan. new targets that he's having. >> and you mentioned it has been, we will say interesting political season. what are the weaknesses? >> i think their weaknesses are obvious. it is a campaign of fear as the pollsters have noticed in the final poll you have the trump supporters are supporting him almost out of fear of a changing america, a changing world and workplace. clinton's campaign is now revolved around fear of donald trump. both negative motivators, not positive. they are both ending on a negative, they are ending on this idea that if the other wins watch out. it is a cataclysmic problem and that will make november 9 buried difficult. i was joking about the long national nightmare, but honestly it is just the beginning on november 9. i think the entire democracy, there's a lot of cleanup to do. >> it will be interesting to see how it all unfolds. chuck, i am hoping you get a lot o

pennsylvania. >> you think i was kidding. >> it all goes back to pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania is incredible. that story in itself. jon meacham, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> just mr. sander's refusal to concede in a timely way, constant harping that she was corrupt furthered mr. trump's message and contributed to the con man's catastrophic victory. what do you say to those critics? >> i say to those critics, number one, you could argue the exact reverse. that maybe i would have been elected president of the united states. >> bernie sanders lays out the trump playbook, so democrats can try to understand. plus, we'll hear from hillary clinton herself in her first public remarks sincehe conceded the race. >> but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill. >> and just for the record, if everyone is like me and they have to look up everything on google what meacham says, gilded age was the 1870s. >> go, bill. >> the snow storm in the plains is starting. we're going to move it right across the country. this is a wide swath for this time of year. the heavie

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house was on lockdown saturday after a man a secret service officer confronted the man walking along pennsylvania avenue and was arrested after a brief struggle. he now faces several charges including carrying a gun without a license. president obama was not at the white house at the time. he was playing golf at andrews air force base in maryland. >>> doesn't this sound nice? i was talking to lindsay about this a short time ago. election day will be a paid holiday for thousands of workers across the u.s. this year. general motors is one of many a paid holiday. other companies include ford motor company, hearst publishing and the digital media company thrill list. there's no federal law requiring workers to get off to vote, and state laws vary. >>> we were talking about this earlier on "good day tampa bay." i was covering a story, the ymca was offering free child care, at least some of them across the you get out of work at 5:00, 6:00 and you have to pick up kids and it makes it complicated. >> it slows you down more with the kids. >> you you have to make it easier. you have to go out and vote. >>

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