john: jenna, good morning to you. donald trump only has a couple of paths to get to 2070 electoral votes and one of the paths is right through the granite date. a week ago it was hillary clinton leading by 7 and 9 points, take a look at this, new boston globe poll out late yesterday has it all tied up in new hampshire at 42% points a piece. 161,000 job created, fewer than what was expected an while democrats are trying to put the good face on saying, look the unem pliment roit dropped to 4.9% and trump will point out that it has slipped yet again and the numbers close to 500,000 maybe a little high and also includes people that have voluntarily left the workplace to either stay at home with the kids or are retire. donald trump will also hammer hillary clinton today on her on going problems with e-mail and the fbi investigation as he did yesterday in jacksonville, florida, listen. >> in other words, the fbi is investigating how hillary clinton put the office of secretary of state up for sale in violation of federal law

jenna. >> hillary clinton leaving her home to cast her vote in chappaqua, new york. we have mike emanuel there. reporter: i'm told by senior. it is voting day. a lot of excitement at local elementary school when hillary clinton and her husband the former president turned out to vote. clinton seemed to be in good spirits after final day of campaigning, waiting around 4:00 a.m. or so. clinton team feels like they left it all on the field with her final stops wrapping up a grueling 2016 cycle. after voting and greeting supporters, clinton spoke about this moment in history. >> it is the most humbling feeling, dan. i know how much responsibility with this. so many people counting on outcome of this election. reporter: after voting clinton has been calling into radio stations in some strategic locations. one in charlotte, north carolina, for mostly light interview but she did weigh in on big controversy there, the debate over bathrooms. >> i always loved being in north carolina. last night at thi

jenna. artan came to the united states as somalia refugee. identified himself as a muslim. he said he was looking for a place to pray, that's clearly not him, that's malik farook from a different terror attack. there's no evidence artan had any help when he ran into a crowd of students, both of these methods were recently promoted by isis online and investigators are working on the premise that it was not a coincidence. the senator on the homeland security said this morning there's a lot more to learn. >> we have to find out what signs were missed in the process and how to we stop this in the days ahead. this is one of the most difficult cases, there are other signs that are there. we have to know from the muslim community why it continues to happen that way. >> the fbi has possession of artan's electronics and the bureau is getting the necessary authorities to explode -- exploit them and whether they were being follow, jenna. jenna: any sort of connection because that's been reported. what

jenna: thank you. jon: a woman behind bars in new york state charged with killing her twin sister in hawaii, why it's the second time she's been accused of murder? a decision expected soon on the dakota access pipeline, what the white house is saying about the controversial project? we will have a live report at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. jon: for crime stories we are following. the woman accused of killing her twin sister by driving suv off a cliff in hawaii is now jailed in new york and charged with murder again. maui police issued a warrant last month after a grand jury ib dieted the 38-year-old. duval charged with murder charges but freed when a judge ruled there was no possible cause to support the charge. a manhunt is in idaho run. officials say there's a nationwide arrest warrant for jeremy white, authorities believe he false the area and followi

jenna: thank you for that. it's important to look back as we look forward it's one of the interesting things we do on the air and we talk about the past. jon: the planning and logistics important for a military commander. he brought that history and training with him to the white house. let's bring back in ed rollins and joe trippi. both men familiar with presidential campaigns. wanted to talk about this proposal out there from wisconsin governor scott walker saying maybe it's time to get rid of the filibuster. maybe that is an antiquated role -- amount quited tool of the u.s. senate. joe, do you think that what be a good thing or bad thing? >> i don't know that it would and bad thing. that would not be the first -- one of the things i would do if i was president trump and the republicans right now. one of the things we are seeing is a transition. and people are going to give president-elect trump the benefit of the doubt on both sides for how partisan this will get. how much of this will be to work together or

jenna. jenna: molly, thank you. john: some new fallout from the fbi's latest bombshell, how director comey's decision might affect more to the race of the white house. we will do in-depth. a lat minute about to the supreme court about voting ahead of the election day. what the legal development is all about, our panel weighs in. . . ♪ >> feel like we can be singing the song from "les miserable," one day more. >> since you have sung in public i will let you take the lead. >> that is teaser for our next hour. you know, it could happen. you never know. tune in. we will see you back here in one hour. >> that's right. we'll practice. "outnumbered" starts right now. sandra: fox news alert. the finish line is in sight. we are now just hours away from millions of americans heading to the polls to decide whether their next president will be hillary clinton or donald trump. this as we get another bombshell in the final days of the campaign. fbi director james comey giving hillary the all-clear in her renewed email investiga

jenna. jenna: mike, thank you. jon. jon: new information on a story we have closely followed here on happening now. a judge orderers brandon dassey to remain in prison. dasse ye was accused in involvement of rape and murder along with uncle steven avery on october 31st 2005 freelance photographer had an appointment to visit auto salvage yard to take pictures of vehicles. she was never seen again. the sheriff found bone fragments, camera and a cell phone in a burned pit near steven avery's trailer. avery was charged with the crime. the following year in 24006 his nephew brandon dassey is arrested as coconspirator, on november dassey found guilty of charges against him. he's sentenced to life in prison. in 2013dassey's appeal and request for new trial are denied. this year a federal imagine trait granted a petition to overturn petition and just this week on november 14th, u.s. district judge ordered dassey released from prison pending an appeal of a decision to overturn convictions. yesterday though the court issue a stay

i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. a state department whistle blower saying from the moment hillary clinton took charge of the secretary of state her team tried to sidestep security rules and never used approved phones or ipads. catherine herridge has the exclusive story. reporter: there is new evidence that the f.b.i. investigation of the clinton foundation. f.b.i. agents are quietly work the klein on foundation case out of four separate offices. with multiple sources say the justice department has been tapping the brakes on these investigations by blocking access to investigative tools such as a grand jury. the arizona tarmac meet degrees between attorney general loretta lynch and bill clinton came one week before the f.b.i. interview, and that led the attorney general to take herself out of the decision-making process. >> this is a department of justice that has been politicized. this is crying out for an independent investigator. reporter: we learned that computers blornging to cheryl mills and heather samuelson we

jenna: i'm jenna lee. donald trump's son eric wrapping up a campaign swing in ohio. no republican has been elect the president without winning ohio. we are awaiting donald trump to hold a rally in florida less than an hour from now. reporter: you can safely say donald trump cannot take the oval office unless he wins ohio and florida. florida the big prize with its 29 electoral votes. orlando and pensacola. another in jacksonville. spending a day and a half in this state. when you take a look at the daily early voting tallies between the in-person early voting and the mail-in ballots, republicans hold a slight lead in the ballots returned. the tracking poll shows this to be a very tight race. when you take a look at an interesting number in the cross-to bees this gives you an -- the cross-tabs, donald trump holds an 8-point lead in honesty and trustworthiness. donald trump yesterday in eau claire, wisconsin suggested to people who have voted in states where it's allowed, to change their vote. listen to what he said. >> for any democratic voter who have already cast th

jenna: thank you. john: new numbers out this morning in the race of the white house giving donald trump the edge. an abc washington postpoll finds donald trump ahead of hillary clinton 45 to 46, essentially it puts them in a tie. white house correspondenten at the wall street journal and chris deputy online editor at the weekly standard. when you look at the numbers, it's the first time that donald trump has led in this particularly poll since may. what does it say to you? >> as you delve into them probably the most interesting number is looking at supporters of each candidate that are enthusiastic and the bad news for hillary clinton the numbers are on decline and the numbers that are enthusiastic about voting for hillary clinton fall 1 points just over the weekend after this news broke and so that's treacherous territory for hillary clinton as she tries to get her supporters to go to the polls and if they are less enthused about that she needs more work to do. she needs this to motivate voters, energ

isn't that a great message, jenna. jenna: looking for the next big company. you can't blame me for trying, anthony. come on. anthony: my scoop for you today is vanilla fudge. you can buy that in the trump coffee downstairs. jenna: my goodness. then we have to talk about conflict of interest which i don't have time to do. anthony, we look forward having you in the program. we always appreciate it, thank you. jon: complete devastation in the mountain communities in east tennessee after waging wild fires in the rocky mountains leaving ashes behind. we will get an update from the national park service next jon: fox news alert, the democrats in the house have made their courthouse. nancy pelosi reelected as house minority leader. she defended tim ryan who said that the democratic party has lost its way and needed new leadership, but nancy pelosi fairly handily defeated tim ryan who had challenged her for the leadership of the democrats in the house. jenna: we are just trying to grasp the devastation from wild fires in eastern tennessee that have now killed four pe

jenna, back to you. jenna: thank you. jon: we want to bring daniel to give take of this transition that's about to take place. what's your overall assessment of the people that donald trump has been calling in for meetings, daniel? >> well, this list that doug just read to us, i think, is very positive, these are three of the strongest republican congress meb in the house. time price, mike pomeio. of all the names that i have seen floated out there for treasury secretary the best that i saw was jeb. i tell you something if he appointed jeb secretary of treasury, you could put the growth of the economy in the bank. he's that good. so it sounds -- i heard last night leonard leo was coming to talk to him about supreme court picks. some of these are excellent people that trump is talking to. this transition has been a work work-in progress. but those guys, they are strong, this looks positive to me. jon: touching on what we spoke earlier, democrats, ironically, two of the most liberal democrats, elizabeth warren and bernie sa

jenna: we appreciate your accessibility. the big stories over the last 24 hours -- >> the same people who thought trump would disappear, they found a new way -- jenna: what do you think is happening in the trump team? >> they are having very serious methodical meetings organizing a range of decisions. they ultimately have to find 4000 people starting with cabinet offices. they are doing it in a methodical way. in the end lots of people held options to president-elect trump, he will make the decision, no one is confused by this. he understands that, and trump world, in effect the ceo of us government and not used to that. and some level of energy. it will be an instant administration. i got to run. jenna: are you sure you don't want an official rule? thank you. thank you very much on the fly. speaking to us about trump transition, this is real time. he will hear a lot of descriptions. you will hear from someone on the inside who has a point of view. what is happening behind closed doors i want to continue the conversation abo

jenna: we were speak to go an adviser of mr. trump yesterday and one of the things she said that he really listens. what you see on television is one thing, but behind closed doors he's really listening to those that he is consulting with. the title of his best-selling book and i know he mentioned it many times, is art of the deal, glen, do you think that's going to apply in washington, d.c.? >> ic you're going see him do his best to do deal-making on the hill and trying to get agenda through by working with dnc. a very different kind of president coming on than we have seen in many years. jenna: just a quick reflection as we go back to the live action in arlington. mr. trump, he will be commander in chief, he will be the top commander of our military. any thoughts about that today? >> well, i think it's important for people to know that there's a different side to donald trump and we saw that yesterday in his meetings with president obama. these guys were very animated against each other during primaries but he showed his abili

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jenna: that is true. he has said that immigration, jobs, and health care are going to be his first big things that he's going to do. and a lot of things he promised to do on day one, the minute he gets in office, getting rid of a lot of executive orders that president obama put into place. so i'm guessing that will really be the first thing we will see happen. it is doable. it is something he can do on the first day or within a few days. mark: jennifer epstein, we get all this focus on personnel because of the personalities involved in naming the cabinet and the comings and goings of trump tower. what is your sense of how much policy work or legislative planning is going on? jennifer: i think that is still kind of at a nascent stage. i think this is very much still sitting about figure out who the people are and the planning for who the people are should reflect what the general overview of policy direction is, . i think that is what the debate is about in terms of talking about something like the secreta

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the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we've officially seen our first snowflakes of the season! that said, the bigger news today is going to be the cold and wind. a wind advisory is in effect until 6pm. highs will stay in the mid 30s, r feel more like the low 20s. we will see some blue sky this afternoon and mostly clear skies tonight. temperatures will fall to the low 20s by tomorrow morning, wind chills nearing the single digits. today: morning flurries then partly sunny, windy and cold. wind chills: 20s. high: 37 wind: nw 20-30 mph it's the most wonderful time of the year! julie collins joins us live from the 90th annual holiday parade we've officially seen our first snowflakes of the season! that said, the bigger news today is going to be the cold and wind. a wind advisory is in effect until 6pm. highs will stay in the mid 30s, with strong it feel more like the low 20s. we will see some blue sky this afternoon and mostly clear s

jenna: that is true. he has said that immigration, jobs, and health care are going to be his first big things that he's going to do, and a lot of things he promised to do on day one, the minute he gets in office, getting rid of a lot of executive orders that president obama put into place, so i'm guessing that will really be the first thing we will see happen. it is doable. it is something he can do on the first day or within a few days. mark: we get all this focus on personnel because of the personalities involved in naming the cabinet and the comings and goings of trump tower. what is your sense of how much policy work or legislative planning is going on? jennifer: i think that is still kind of at a nascent stage. i think this is very much still sitting about figure out who the people are and the planning for who the people are should reflect what the general overview of policy direction is, is what thethat debate is about in terms of talking about something like the secretary of state that danforth tha

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. >> hi, jenna. it was a chance for hillary clinton to thank her sdpeem trying to make history electing her to the white house until a shocking upset. clinton and her aides were are very emotional and looking stunned and plentiy of tears after being convinced they had done enough to win the election. she expressed pride and gratitude in the campaign they built and clinton noted it is pain excel would be for a long time. >> this loss hurts, but we never stop believing that fighting for what is right is worth it. [applause] >> reporter: after a brutal campaign against president elect donald trump, clinton signalled it was time for healing to begin. clinton congratulated mr. trump and offered to work with him on behalf of her country and said her supporters should give the next president a chance. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and a chance to lead. our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power and we don't just respect that, we cherish it.

jenna johnson, what is your sense of secretary of state position now? >> well, that's a great question. from everything we gather, mitt romney's really the leading choice at this point. but donald trump has been meeting with other people, considering other people including david petraeus, bob corker was also up at trump tower this week. tonight's the big night. he and mitt romney are having dinner together. i guess we'll see what happens after that. these two have a very long, stormy history. the fact that they're even sitting down to dinner i feel like is a major step forward for both of them. so we'll see what happens after that. >> jennifer epstein, the national security jobs have gotten so much attention, but the big jobs are coming. let's say hypothetically that steve mnuchin, a democrat who worked at goldman sachs, and wilbur ross, a longtime, very wealthy financier, let's say they were named to treasury and commerce. what do you think their reaction amongst trump supporters would be to those two picks? >> i think that there would probably be divi

the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you president-elect donald trump's golf club in new jersey this weekend...as a parade of prospective cabinet members and staff met with mr, trump. fox's joel waldman has more from washinton. as the clock ticks closer to the inauguration, president elect donald trump spent the weekend meeting with an impressive list of heavy hitters in both the poli trump says: "really fantastic days. met tremendous talent, tremendous people. and i think we have some really incredible people going to be working for the country. to make america great again, the fact is." while trump is interviewing some of them to join his administration, his senior advisor kellyanne conway pointed out not all of them were there for a job. conway says: "most people who meet with him thing but they will all have given their advice their council shared their experiences their visions." with the position of attorney general, fbi director and cia director named late last week..

jenna: why would you say someone should hire you? jamey: i'm good at what i do. i have had some issues but i them. i'm not running from anything. i'm not hiding from anything. rehm promised us he would repay three of those women by today ... but so far ... no one has been paid back anything. as for talia ... the woman with the unfinished home ... we sent an expert from j and b construction to check out her place. he said it looked like the job had no organization or consistency to it. he said that job should take two months. why did these women hire him in the first place? because he was a family friend or was recommended to them. so even if it's someone you know ... make sure you do a background check ... or call nari for a recommendation. and never pay for a job in full until it's done. for more information on what to look for when hiring a contractor - we've got a web extra for you at fox6now.com. tapering off this evening. temperatures will hold in the low 40s this evening, before dropping into the upper 30s by morning. mostly cloudy on thanksgiving with a hi

jenna: why would you say someone should hire you? jamey: i'm good at what i do. i have had some issues but i do make sure i take care of them. i'm not running from anything. i'm not hiding from anything. three of those women by today ... but so far ... no one has been paid back anything. as for talia ... the woman with the unfinished home ... we sent an expert from j and b construction to check out her place. he said it looked like the job had no organization or consistency to it. he said that job should take two to three weeks ... not four months. why did these women hire him in the first place? because he was a family friend or was recommended to them. so even if it's someone you know background check ... or call nari for a recommendation. and never pay for a job in full until it's done. for more information on what to look for when hiring a contractor - we've got a web extra for you at fox6now.com. areas of fog tonight with rain tapering off this evening. temperatures will hold in the low 40s this evening, before dropping into thanksgiving with a high in the l

im jenna sachs. contact 6. toss to weather. rain showers continue this afternoon with temperatures holding steady in the low 40s. be careful traveling - especially north where snow is falling. rain wraps up around midnight tonight so dry and quiet co thanksgiving. highs will range from upper 30s to low 40s. light snow is possible friday morning then a stronger storm system brings rain showers sunday night into the beginning of the week. temperatures gradually warm into the upper 40s by the end of the weekend. today: rain showers likely. high: 44 wind: se 5-10 wind: var 2-4 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: morning rain/snow showers then mostly cloudy. am low: 33 high: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 30 high: 44 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: increasing clouds with showers in the evening. am low: 34 high: 48 showers likely. am low: 39 high: 50 wind: se 5-15 mph rain showers continue this afternoon with temperatures holding steady in the low 40s. be careful traveling - espe

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the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you greets" in new york city for president-elect donald trump, while his vice president is in washington hoping to make in- roads with members of congress. clinton, working to figure out exactly what went wrong with the election. fox's joel waldman, has more. president-elect donald trump taking to twitter again. reassuring the public the transition of power is going well, despite some media reports to the contrary: today, south carolina governor nikki haley and florida governor rick scott will enter trump tower's revolving door of political power players. with mr. trump yesterday, with his name floated as a possible pick for attorney general, although the texas senator would not comment on that specifically. cruz says: "i am eager i am excited for the opportunity we have to come together and get the job done. that's what our conversation focused on." vice president-elect mike pence is in washington today meeting with congressional leaders

i'm jenna sachs - do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? give jenna a call!! the number is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com. mostly clear tonight with we'll drop into the mid-30s by morning. increasing clouds on wednesday. it will be a cooler day with areas of drizzle/flurries as an area of low pressure moves through. highs in the mid-40s. mostly cloudy and cool to round out the week with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. cool over the weekend with some sun returning on sunday. highs will warm into the low 40s by sunday clear. low: 36 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am low: 37 high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 32 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph partly sunny. am low: 26 high: 43 wind: sw 5-15 mph monday: mostly cloudy with a chance for rain showers at night. am low: 32 lebron and the champs came to town and they were run out of the gym. it wasn't even close..like trying to guard thon maker! .hili

the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you across america now... chicago is seeing an increase in police presence... officials are targeting what they consider "hot zones" in the windy city ... due to an increase in deadly violence. fox's elizabeth matthews has more. this weekend in chicago at least 27 people were shot - 3 of them fatally . that's down from last weekend's total of more than 50 gun violence victims. friday night the chicago police department announced a strategic anti-violence mission. partnering up with cook county state police and the fbi. johnson says: "all of this is an effort to let people know that we just simply wont tolerate the violence that is going on in our city right now." houston says: "we always go to the park and they be shooting up there its' crazy everywhere you go." mariah houston lives in auburn gresham - one of the three areas chicago police are flooding with resources this weekend. she says they try to stay indoors out of fear of being sho

the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you in milwaukee, police are investigating an incident on officers had a field taped off, near 76th and denver avenue. officers were searching near a set of train tracks. right now, police are not saying much about the incident. when more information comes into our newsroom, we'll bring you an update. a hit-and-run crash that left a little girl dead remains under investigation. this, as family and friends come together for another vigil remembering the 5-year-old child who was struck and killed on sunday. rick-eye-uh rickyia lang near the corner of west leon terrace and west constance avenue. milwaukee police say they recovered the vehicle on the city's north side. at this time officials say they've arrested a person in connection to the crash, but are still searching for the suspect who drove the car. her kindergarten teacher told the crowd last night of their last encounter. "she was trying to learn the monkey bars on friday. she would

cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here t president-elect donald trump's administration is starting to take shape ...with the announcement of three more major positions being filled...as the biggest democratic transition of power continues to unfold before our eyes.... fox's joel waldman, is following the story. a trio of conservatives have been tapped for and accepted --- three president-elect trump's new administration. pence says: "we're beginning what we're very confident will be a smooth transition that will serve to move this country forward." mr. trump selecting kansas congressman, mike pompeo, to lead the c-i-a ...pompeo, considered a hawkish member of the republican national security establishment came to congress in 20-10 ...graduating first in his class at west point ...then going on to harvard law school.... just moments before th

im jenna sachs. contact 6. wispirg says toy shoppers should also be wary of previously if you have a consumer issue or investigation idea -- give jenna a call. the number is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at weather precip will arrive this evening as a rain/snow mix inland then transition to rain overnight. rain showers will continue in our area wednesday but accumulating snow is likely in northern wi, so be careful traveling. thanksgiving looks dry and seasonable but there is another chance for light rain/snow mix by black friday. tonight: light low: 36 wind: se 10-15 mph wednesday:overcast with rain showers likely. high: 42 wind: se 5-15 mph thursday: partly sunny. am low: 35 high: 43 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with light rain/snow showers. am low: 33 high: 41 wind: wnw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 30 high: 45 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: increasing clouds with showers in the evening. am low: 34 high: 46 wind: s-se 5-10 mph precip will arrive this evenin

i'm jenna sachs contact 6. do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? give jenna a call!! the number is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact cloudy skies with temperatures falling into the 30s this evening. we'll drop into the middle s possible on black friday, otherwise cloudy with along with a warm up. we'll warm into the mid-to-upper 40s saturday and rain returns late sunday night warmer, with highs in the low 50s monday and tuesday. tonight: cloudy skies. low: 35 wind: w 2-5 mph friday: high: 42 wind: wnw saturday: partly sunny. am low: 29 high: 46 wind: s 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. chance for rain showers late at night. am low: 34 high: 49 wind: se 5-15 mph monday: showers likely. breezy and warmer. am low: 42 high: 52 wind: s 10-20 mph tuesday: showers. am low: 45 high: 50 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday: cloudy and cooler. am low: 35 high: 41 wind: wsw 5-10 with 6 games left on the schedule, the up hill climb continues for the packers and they'll have to beat a rookie quarterback to take that next step. tim van vooren's story is next. and friday'

. >> reporter: hi, jenna. the local teachers union in broward county, cooking out hotdogs for those of you wondering at home. ahead of a huge hillary clinton rally on the final weekend of the 2016 campaign. she had star power campaigning on her behalf last night. beyonce dazzled a crowd trying to stimulate the african-american vote. it was largely african-american and young audience. clinton is taking advantage, using vip entertainers, that republicans don't typically have backing them. beyonce's husband, jay-z made this appeal saying he wants his daughter to grow up without limitations, and then he attacked donald trump. >> the conversation is divisive. so he cannot be our president. he cannot be our president. once you divide us, you weaken us. we are stronger together. i would like to introduce to you the next president of the united states, hillary clinton! >> reporter: hillary clinton seems to be feeling it with larger crowds, and a tremendous buzz ahead of election day. >> when i see them here, this pass