while all of this is going on and gould is fighting at least half a dozen north carolinians, who is watching out front of the the works, who is keeping the rest of company h at bay? gould's courage an leadership will get the rest of company h moving forward. a corporal grabs gould's body and pulls it up to the top of the wall and he gets a gunshot wound and the two tumble into the different. after several minutes unconscious at the bottom, he comes to and stumbles back the union line the full mile, gets himself patched up and says all of my wounds were very noisy but in fact slight. he bears a scar there from the tpeursfirst baioyonet through his jaw but he survivorses all of the wounds. he grows a bushy beard to cover the scar and decides all the excitement to settle down pushing papers in the pension office and patent office and patents a gun cleaner because he likes to hunts. his life was saved by a misfired gun but in 1873 he patents a gun cleaner and by all indications he was the first soldier to the wall so he will be one of the recipients of the medals of honor. the last thing he reme

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> >> sec my pistols is my harley. >> he's now regrudgingly joined the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! has created has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and you take it to a m they can't they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs or that woman's beautiful but it's not advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood be like? >> it was my husband's thanksgiving -- >> i thought that was my holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll agree as an

that's why he has been here making a pitch for her and why hillary clinton made this pitch to north carolinians today. >> he has spent the campaign offering a dog whistle to the most hateful supporters. he retweets white supremacists and spreads racially tinged conspiracy theory. you better believe he is being heard cloudily and clearly. >> reporter: it is a mad dash for hillary clinton. she will be in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio today. ohio with star power from jay-z and focus for her in philadelphia over the weekend. she will be in philadelphia with katy perry on saturday and then with her husband and chelsea and president obama and first lady michelle obama in philadelphia on monday. the night before election day. john and christine. >> thanks, brianna. donald trump in new hampshire and ohio and pennsylvania today. in north carolina on thursday, donald trump had an off-script moment that is getting a lot of attention. >> you know when i look at these great admirals and great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss? i don't think so.

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> he's now the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs or woman's beautiful but it's not advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's thanksgiving -- holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to de

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> he's now the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs or tha woman's beautiful but it's not advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty

there are a north carolinians that are listed getting as far as gettysburg. they are actually shown on a , not shown over where the line is. these accounts are i saw so in so get to hear. when you look at the primary sources, i don't think they got that far. the best evidence is the diary of william peel. his diary is at the mississippi department of archives. and there is the extreme left. he talks about rushing to the barn to get cover. so for me, the best documentation i can give you is up against the brian barn. it is literally right there. others? thank you very much. [applause] >> this weekend on c-span3, -- ght at eight eastern, >> dealey difference between not seem on sunday dungeons -- between nazi mobs hunting down jews and -- professorurg college on world war ii and its impact on civil rights. 1968 blacke panthers, founded 50 years ago. apparent that they act in the security of the business owners and the community. and also it is kept intact. >> on excavating the revolutionary battle saratoga field in new york. >> at the time she died she was tall

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my ha >> he's now regrudgingly joined the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo you take it to a mechanic and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more woman's beautiful but it's not advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? thanksgiving -- >> i thought that was my holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> he's now the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs or that woman's beautiful advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's thanksgiving -- holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have ple

scott: nothing north carolinians say are certain anymore. it's more about problems. >> it's not about taking care of the people in north carolina and really paying attention to what, is are affects people here. they are just trying to get numbers. >> this is a personality contest. "american idol" or something like that. >> people vote a lot for "american idol," too. scott speaking of numbers, more than 2 million north carolinians have cast ballots. that is perhaps around 40% of arrive here in selma, north carolina, for another appearance, republicans really do believe that they may have cracked the code, finally. broken the trend that democrats for so long have been so dominant before election day arrives. they think they have figured it out here in north carolina. live in selma, i'm scott thuman. back to you. jonathan: thanks. stay with abc7. in one hour, we go beyond the podium with lisa fletcher, along with the clinton campaign in north carolina this evening again, that is at 5:30 on abc7 news. michelle: the road to the white house has be

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> he's now the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs o woman's beautiful but it's not advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll ag

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> he's now the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs or that woman's beautiful advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other thi

that's why he's been here making a pitch for her, and why hillary clinton made this pitch to north carolinians today. >> he has spent this entire campaign offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. he retweets white supremacists and spreads racially-tinged conspiracy theories. and you better believe he's being heard loudly and clearly. >>. >> reporter: and it is a mad dash for hillary clinton toward election day, she will be in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio. ohio with help, some star power from jay z and a focus for her on philadelphia over the weekend and into election day. she will be in philadelphia with katy perry on saturday, and then she will be accompanied by her husband, her daughter chelsea as well as president obama and first lady michelle obama in philadelphia on monday, the night before election day. john and christine. >> thanks for that. clinton's running mate tim kaine will be focused on florida. among her other surrogates on the campaign trail, president obama making two stops in north carolina, former president bill clinton with three events in colorado, and her

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? you take it to a mechanic and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her l woman's beautiful but it's not advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll

. >> reporter: kevin's a north carolinian. what some might call a roots republican. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> reporter: originally a kasich guy, he's begrudgingly joined the trump train. kathy, who lives in maryland, leans to the left. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. >> reporter: this doesn't confuse the political roles for this father and daughter. >> i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some guy who has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and you take it to a mechanic and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. condemn trump's comments on the "access hollywood" bus. >> if someone said the things that donald trump said to me, i can quote my father in saying, he would knock them out and then shoot them. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> reporter: but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's w

carolinians. we stopped by r- d-u international this afternoon where ever smoothly. the cost of flights also went up 21-percent this year. according to triple-a the average round trip ticket goes for two-hundred dollars. coming up tomorrow-- the city of fayetteville will meet to talk about hurricane matthew recovery. the community development department is holding a public hearing. they're looking to people with home repairs. the meeting will take place at 7-pm inside city hall. also tomorrow-- the durham police department will host a "community conversation" with members of the mcdougald terrace neighborhood. it comes following last tuesday's deadly police shooting of frank clark. d-p-d says its partnering with the city's housing authority. the meeting is scheduled for monday evening.. at 6:00... inside the t-a grady recreation center. new tonight from president elect donald trump... next on eyewitness news-- why he says he could've won the popular vote. plus-- cyber monday is upon us. what are s

it's one of the darkest chapters thousands of north carolinians, deemed "unfit" to be parents. three years ago, state lawmakers voted to help rectify the wrong, by setting aside ten million dollars to compensate living victims. in 2014, more than 200 north carolina victims received their first compensation check of $20-thousand dollars. last year, they received the 2nd payment of $15- thousand dollars. victims are still waiting on a final payment. wral's renee chou has one woman's frustrating wait. wral's renee chou has one woman's frustrating wait. nats here on this patch of land in leland, it's peaceful. quiet. and lonely, for elnora mills. elnora mills: tryingt it's now only her... living in this mobile home in brunswick county. her husband of 48 years, buddy, died in may from cancer. elnora mills. he's better off where's he at. he's not suffering. he wanted to stay a little big longer while i get my last check. that check is money the state promised her, after what it did to her when she was 16. elnora had her appendix removed, but doctors also sterilized her later, she mar

. >> reporter: kevin's a north carolinian. what some might call a roots republican. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> reporter: originally a kasich guy, he's begrudgingly joined the trump train. kathy, who lives in maryland, leans to the left. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. >> reporter: this doesn't confuse the political roles for this father and daughter. >> i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some guy who has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and you take it to a mechanic and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> reporter: both of them condemn trump's comments on the "access hollywood" bus. >> if someone said the things that donald trump said to me, i can quote my father in saying, he would knock them out and then shoot them. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> reporter: but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to b

he is currently lagging behind poll, a record 3 million north carolinians already voting. two groups eliciting the most attention are the unaffiliated, and african-americans, whose by a staggering 69,000 votes. while that does not look great for the democrats, a large portion of the unaffiliated voters are millennials in urban areas, a demographic that does tend to be more democrat than republican. thomas: papers have been looking at the question of the voter participation. you found a interesting piece. particularly among a certain demographic of already marginalized voters. millions of young black voters are no longer allowed to vote, outlining how 15 majority republican states have changed the rules of voting with the apparently -- the apparent goal of reducing photo participation among groups. texas is one example. passport,ow up with a a driver license, or a worker permit, not particularly easy if you do not have the money to travel or buy a gun. thomas: indeed not. the hispanic vote will be pretty crucial. haxie: yes, 85%, a staggering proportion of hispanic voters,

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> he's now regrudgingly joined the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and you take it to a mechanic and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs or that woman's beautiful but it's not advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's t

. >> every north carolinian should be angered by this kind of activity. we hope the courts will agree immediate temporary restraining order and these persons will, in fact, be allowed to vote freely. >> no word yet so far on any rulings from a judge. >>> two u.s. service members killed and we are hearing that an intercepted message from the leader of isis has a part in more trouble in our country and nation and in our world relative to terrorism. details from the terrorism alert desk. >> i'm jonathan been killed in afghanistan. they came under fire from the taliban during a train and assis mission with afghan forces. the u.s. military has not released their names or what units they were serving with. >>> and the leader from isis has released a rare message as iraqi troops are entering mosul. he called on his fighters to stand firm in their fight. the recording encouraged isis

i mean, north carolinians are going with trump. it's trump land and i think it's time that the polls start to reflect that absolutely. but here's the thing. hillary clinton. i was listening to your segment, yeah. you could see my reaction. she is, she is under -- facing indictment. we're in a situation where the clinton foundation -- >> no proof she's facing indictment. >> there is proof. >> there isn't any proof. >> there is. >> what's the proof? >> the proof is the fbi investigators. this is coming out everywhere. i'm hearing about it. i don't really have all that many connections and yet i'm hearing about the investigation and the investigation -- >> fox news just apologized. bret baier who is a solid reporter apologized for doing the story essentially. our reporting says what jim comey said, which is they don't even know if they have any new significant e-mails. that there is no -- >> that is absolutely untrue. and for you to be telling your viewers -- >> jim comey just said it when he gave his statement. >> no, sir. what has b

-a¬hing, north carolinians say, is certain anymorea&since the displays here are about persona--not problems.- (clip-1591-135) "it's not about taking care of the people of north carolina and really paying attention to what issues are affecting people here, they're just trying to get numbers."- (clip-1593-100) "this time something like that. but people vote a lot for american idol too!-(scott/tag)speaking of numbers, 2 million-plus have already voted, that's roughly 40 percent of the electorate and republicans think they've finally broken the trend of democrats taking big leads in early voting.in selma, i'm scott thuman. stick with us - in about twenty minutes - we'll have a beyond the podium report on democratic candidate hillary clinton.that will be at if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in still to come - how community members here in the corridor are remembering officer tony beminio - who went to school here in the corridor. corridor.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the investigation into

. >>> and millions of north carolinians voted early and millions more will be voting today. >> the polling sites opened about an hour ago, and mikaya thurmond has been watching slow movement of a large crowd in raleigh. at least they're moving, >> they are, and that's the good news. and from what voter turnout is excellent, and you can see the lines here. this is off ash avenue near nc state and you can see a number of people here in line, and i estimate hundreds of people coming through here, just one o and will stay hope until 7:30 n it's important to know that if you will be to vote. es. you can't take a picture of your ballot and you are not supposed to talk anyone on e phone while voting. and if you haven't already to vote, it's late same-day registration is not available, and the north carolina photo id atwhich overturned this summer, the vast majority of voters wi the polls. meantime, a number of people gathered this morning, and we are expecting to see more into the afternoon. bill and lena? >> we will. mikaya thurmond, thank you. >> i don't know if her coat is quite as big as el s

more than 2/3 of the number of north carolinians who voted over course of entire general election back in 2012. martha? martha: will be exciting night. changing dynamics out there. jonathan, thank you so much. bill: whole lot of twists and turns past 15 months or some it has been rough times, you know that anger on both sides boiling over. is this the new normal in america when it comes to politics? fair and balanced debate on that as coverage continues. it is election day, america. time to vote. ♪ >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of the presidency of the united states. >> it's a choice between division or unity. between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon. ♪ >> donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be commander-in-chief. don't take my word for it. listen to the republicans who have refused to support him. he lacks basic understanding of the world, justifies torture, suggests abandoning our allies. martha: is that all? president obama last night slamming donald trump and the tone of his campaign as he was rallying in philadelphia. both

. >>> a new wral news poll will be released giving us insight into how north carolinians feel about candidates and we'll have exclusive results on the race for senator and more on wr federal lawsuit against elections boards in north carolina. theysay voters' registrations are unlawfully thrown out. thousands of voters in cumberland and moore and, any uilford countys, in most cases, had mail returned as undeliverable. that could be used as evidence >>> today marks the start of the 4th open enrollment season under the affordable care act. the options have dwindled down and some may see price increases. wral's bill leslie has more. bill? >> reporter: yes, lena and renee. north carolina has only one participating insurer. most will find coverage under blue cross, blue shield of north carolina. in the raleigh area. other insurers have quit in recent years. the problem is that the overhaul has not drawn enough young, healthy people to pay into the system. so, the cost of health care plans are anything up around 25% in north carolina but most who sign up qualify for federal tax subsidies which will c

there will be changes for north carolinians this year and some may see price increases. renee chou has more on where you can go for help. renee? >> reporter: lena, limited options. north carolina has only one participating insurer in the majority of the counties. blue across blue shield. cigna will sell coverage in five counties, and others have quit the marketplace because they said that the overhaul has not drawn enough young, healthy people to pay into the system and balance out policy holders who are older and sicker. the cost of health insurance going up. in north carolina, premiums are going up 25%. but most who sign up will qualify for federal tax subsidies anwi or most of the premium costs. you can go to health care.gov to enter the health insurance marketplace. you can sign up for new options or change your plan. if you don't do it today, you have three months to decide. the penalty for not signing up under the accordable care act or if you don't have other insurance is $695 or 2.5% of the group get covered and enroll america are hosting a kickoff event at the b

. >> kevin's a north carolinian. >> second only to my rifles and my pistols is my harley. >> he's now the trump train. >> hello my radical left-wing daughter. i want you to tell me how many jobs hillary clinton or any other democrat has created. the answer is zero. >> wrong! >> why don't we get some gouy wo has created jobs? >> if your car isn't working and they can't fix it, you don't take it to a plumber, you take it to a better mechanic. >> this was my birthday present to me. >> but they rationalize it differently. >> i don't want to be judged my whole life's work based on the stupid things i've said, nor do i think trump should be treated that way. >> locker room talk is more about check out her legs or that woman's beautiful but advocating sexual assault. >> each agree the other is stuck in their ways. >> there is absolutely no way could i ever chang his mind. >> i love you. bye-bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things t

. >> every new yorkian should be angered by -- every north carolinian should be angered by this type of activity. we will have an immediate restraining order and these persons will, in fact, be allowed to vote freely. >> voting rights advocate year saying the state failed to process thousands of voter registrations through the dmv. a federal judge last week said north carolina likely violated the voter registration act. north carolina is a battleground state in the presidential race. analysts say it could also shape the control of the senate. >>> political leaders in britain are sorting through a european union. a leader in the european party says he's worried the country will try to block or delay the exit from the eu. a court ruled the government can't start the process for brexit as its known without involvement of the parliament. >> the government is disappointed by the corporate's judgment. the country voted to leave -- by the court's judgment. the country vote to leave the by act of parliament. this judge in important and complex matters of law, it's right we consider it carefu

so to my native north carolinian, cnn has crunched numbers. a win for trump in the state of north carolina is plausible. do you think it's all going to come down to that? north carolina. >> i think it's going to north carolina being one of the two or three states. trump needs four states -- florida, north carolina, ohio, and pennsylvania. he's got a very decent shot of winning ohio. mark was talking about the early votes there, they look like they're helpful to trump. he's in a very competitive situation in florida. he has to win north carolina but pennsylvania is a much tougher go. if he doesn't win pennsylvania he has to take all sorts of other states in the west and upper midwest so he has -- he started out three or four weeks ago as a long shot. she's a short long shot now. >> i'm keying in on it because we know hillary clinton and donald trump are there today so gloria let me ask you my next question. phil brought it up but honing in on the fact that tonight former rivals now together on the same stage, bernie sanders and hillary clinton.

we know 3 million north carolinians cast their ballots during this early voting period. that's a 13% increase than we saw in 2012. listen to what some people told me waiting here in line. >> north carolina is a very important state. there's a lot of focus on our state. i want to make sure my vote counts. >> do you feel your vote matters more this year than before? >> i think so. a lot of folks, including the president, celebrities came to north carolina. >> it was great speaking to you today. >> everyone has to go to their precinct to vote tuesday. that's where we stand. >> it is a razor tight race in north carolina. thank you so much for that reporting. coming up next, live to a polling station in battleground florida to talk to puerto rican voters making a final push to mobilize their communities. many voting for the very first time. (vo) when i brought jake home, i wanted him to eat healthy. so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made specifically for indoor cats. purina cat chow. nutrition to build better live

i was watching going oh, that's no pressure for north carolinians. he knows his leggy is on the line here. >> not too much hyperbole. you are exactly right. it is about his legacy and he's making it extraordinarily personal. we saw him do it a few weeks back when he was speaking for the first time to the congressional black caucus. very blunt. says if you're worried about hillary clinton if you're not really sure if she's the right person for you, we've got questions, don't make it about her, make it about me and he's doing that not just on the stumps he made plainly clear of -- because of the fact that the american vote in the key states like north carolina, florida, too, is down. now, is expected to be down, with barack obama not on the ticket, it was extraordinarily high when the african-american community was voting for at first the first black president and then to reelect him, that's understandable and the hillary clinton people argue that she has a different coalition. that might be but it's still alarmingly down to the point where you have th

the eyes of the nation are watching us. 2 million north carolinians have cast their early vote. 43% of those have been democratic voets democrat democratic voters. 31% have been republican voters. democratic voters are outpacing republican voters by far. when you look at the african-american vote, which is very critical in north carolina, you should know that 30% of african-americans have already cast an early vote in this election. that is critically important. we have almost 500,000 african-americans who have cast their vote out of 1.6 million african-american voters. so we're continuing to push the early vote. we're engaged in every county in the state. the hillary clinton campaign has invested heavily. the senatorial campaign is active in north carolina. we're trying to take out senator burr. but all of the key significant races are within the margin of error. so every vote counts. we're playing office and playing defense. the defense we're playing is to make sure republicans don't intimidate our voter os on election day. we're getting disturbing reports that the alt right and symp

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unless they have the volunteers who are calling people and sending e-mails, trying to remind north carolinians now is the time to get out the vote. in fact, we have volunteers like charles. down to the wire. ground zero. just 24 hours until the election. how are you feeling? >> great. turnout is up among republicans and statewide, a phenomenal sign. we had more republicans, unaffiliateds choose republican. >> like a different type of republican? >> i think the trump year has been a different year. i think it may be to our advantage. there are republicans coming out because of donald trump but we haven't seen before. and some democrats, conservative democrats. unaffiliateds. >> reporter: you're trying to get them out to the polls. north carolina has to go to their precinct and that's what you hear in north carolina. let's go in columbus, ohio. >> thanks, morgan. we are in franklin county, ohio, right now. the lines wefor early voting ar epic. you can see, we are all around a shopping have. it snakes all the way to the back. what we hear is a lot of enthusiasm in this line. we've seen that this

actually overall -- >> as a north carolinian. >> the hours and number of sites for early voting were up. they were compressed into the last week and fewer in the first week. that's part of the drop-off. the actual numbers are up. the number of hours and sites is up over a shorter period of time. >> a little tar heel reality check there. thank you so much. we're going to take a quick break. we're still waiting for president obama to come. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll b

carolina, very extensive early voting program here, 16 days of early voting, 3.1 million north carolinians voted early. there are 6.9 million total registered in the state so before anyone came to the polling places 45% of registered vote voters. we've heard about donald trump's lawsuit against the state of nevada about people voting after voting was over. one anecdote we saw on friday, voting was over at 1:00 but the line continued until 6:15 because there were hundreds of people. and we watched someone show up 30 seconds after 1:00, they were not allowed to vote but everyone else waited in line for five and a half hours because they got there before one. >> tuchman, thank you very much. i want to talk about crucial place places around this country, not even on the state level but everyone watching in america and around the world. there are clues that you may not have to wait for a state to see how this election is going to go. let's start with north carolina. wake county, specific county crucial. in 2008 obama won this county by 64,000 votes, david, and won north carolina. in 2012 he won

been an effort to suppress that vote and i think african-american north carolinians have gotten that message. and it's usually increased turnout. i think that their effort to suppress people, to -- the president told about this 100-year-old woman who was purged and wrote him a letter. that went to a judge who called this insane, what was going on. i think that's actually going to spur african-americans in north carolina to turn out. >> senator al franken from the great state of minnesota, appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >> thank you, jake. always good to talk to you. >>> donald trump is keeping up a relentless schedule, hitting several time zones to maximize his remaining hours. in reno, nevada, secret service rushed donald trump off the stage. what we learned is a protester tried to raise a republicans against trump sign. that protester was confronted by people in the crowd, tackled and someone in the crowd apparently incorrectly yelled that the protester had a gun. u.s. secret service says no weapon was found, they report no one was hurt. mr. trump returned to the stage not l

north carolinians across the state have been doing out. the republican early vote up since 2012. democrats still ahead but we are outperforming them as far as percentages. it comes down to the fact that donald trump has a message of opportunity and vision for america moving forward. getting away from all of this corruption and collusion, and failed policy. failed policy of barack obama after eight years. >> congresswoman, it's all winding down, i mean, you know it just as well as everybody who's turned on a tv or opened their phone today. this is the last day of campaigning. if you had know five days, and i know you think he's doing really well, another five days, something you would have liked to have seen more from donald trump? >> we always wish we could have a couple more days. doesn't matter the situation. if we did have more time i would say continue to stay on message, as he has. i would say continue to speak to the american people and tell them it's really about them, and that they have the power to take this thing and move it where it needs to go. you know, despite all o

hillary clinton is 42% and donald trump 41.2% to north carolina and an outstanding 8.7% of north carolinians undecided. power dating with undecided voters this late in the game? alex: we always go back undecided voters, how can anybody not have made up their mind in the election? for the campaigns are dealing with these people and the way they have historically done and they're beating the bushes, trying to convince folks to vote for them and trump is this crossing the midwest from pennsylvania to wisconsin to try to get these folks to make up their minds. some polling indicates that undecided are tending to break her trump, which is not surprising in an election after the two-term presidency. david: the piece on bloomberg about how they prepare for the day after the election, donald trump continues with rhetoric suggesting that could be not present at the polls on -- that could be malfeasance active election day polls. both of the campaigns are gearing up to fight if they need to a november the ninth. alex: that is not unusual. you want to be prepared in case of recounts. both campaigns are

there are a record 3 million north carolina and's have already voted -- both carolinians have already voted. governor races taking place in government -- in a carolina. can you run through the last-minute look in and where the polls stand? richard burr is running against deborah ross who is not a first string democratic choice at the beginning of the campaign , but she has run a strong race. that race has been within the margin of error. it depends largely as much on the presidential outcome here as anything else. burr is in a strong position as an incumbent. he made a couple of mistakes lately. hillary's face on a target. he talked about how he would not support any supreme court nominees that were nominated by a president hillary clinton. that did not help him any. we are a pretty partisan state right now. we have a governor's race that is important. republicans have taken the state in a different direction in the last few years. in charge of the general assembly, and we will see what happens tomorrow with that. host: jim morrill, 35 years at the charlotte observer. thanks so much f

he says he is the best choice to represent north carolinians. and give you perspective on how competitive this race has become as of october 25 $22 million have been spent on broadcast advertising in this he says this race is largely about jobs, the economy as well as national security. on issues he was among members of the senate who declined to hear president. obama's nominations to the supreme court. that is a fact that deborah ross has blasted. they did half course on immigration. that is something we have known for quite some college debt is an area they differ. ross favors refinancing debt whereas burr plans on making it easier for students to save for college ahead of time. and he has said this will be his last time running. this will be his third try at the senate and again in the beginning this was a certain win for him but this has turned ou his supporters have finally started arriving here so it is certainly something everyone is watching here on the tv screens in this particular race is even being mentioned on national news. >> no qu

don't believe the hype that black north carolinians are not voting. it is not the truth. the number of polling places has gone down, so there are fewer opportunities for people to vote. i expect that people, and what i've heard from talking to friends all day, long lines. people staying in line. they are determined to vote. this hype about like people not voting, i have a lot of questions about, what is the subtext? amy: we have some news to announce. that cnn is calling hillary clinton has won delaware, the district of columbia, illinois, maryland, new jersey him up massachusetts, rhode island. donald trump has won oklahoma, mississippi, tennessee. amy: we have some e high-profile races. tammy duckworth defeated mark kirk in a high-profile race. nbc news projecting. that is in illinois, a place that you know well, should colony -- rashid khalidi. where you worked and lived. we have this breaking news out of florida that marco rubio has been reelected to the u.s. senate in florida. you can join us in conversation, online on facebook. using the #dmvote. we are talking abou

matthew has been a life changing event for many north carolinians. relatives and friends who lost a loved one in the flooding, families who lost their homes, small businesses and owners who can no longer find a place to work and employ others, farmers who have watched their once fertile land become unproductive, madam president, i share these stories because north carolina will need help. like west virginia, like louisiana, south carolina, georgia, and florida, all that have been damaged in this storm season or in the flood season. many others lost their lives in those states. they need help. north carolina needs help. my team is working with senator burr and my house colleagues to really try and quantify exactly what that is. we'll be working over the next couple of weeks to make sure that we work with our colleagues in other states who need assistance to get the assistance they desperately need before we leave at the end of the year. but more than anything else, i want to make sure that the victims of it storm know that they've got people working f