north carolina a critical state. florida, critical state where the two leading candidates are making appearances today, florida and north carolina. i want to bring back the panel as we look at the live pictures, donald trump to the left there, soon to get off the plane. hillary clinton to the right, pembroke pines north of miami where it's raining. the people there don't seem to matter. okay, let's talk about these two battleground states, all important. maeve, we heard for the past few modern elections, three modern daye elections it's florida, florida, florida. it could be the same. why is that? >> i think florida, obviously, has such an outside in our political culture. for hillary clinton, the real challenge down there is there's a, you know, this perception of florida being the blue hairs and an older state. really you have this huge, new population of millennials coming up on voting age. the clinton campaign actually to your most recent conversation has been talking a lot about what they are seeing in the early

>> i'm looking, actually, at north carolina. i'm sorry to agree with rachel. this is where the clinton campaign, i think, has the vast majority of their focus right now. they think it's going to be potentially late into the night. it is kind of the fulcrum of so many different issues, whether it's kind of the culture wars, there's just so much going on there. and it's going to tell us what might happen, say, in georgia. this is really kind of the new democratic map runs through the south, runs through north carolina, runs through georgia. and it's moving away from ohio and pennsylvania. >> steve schmidt, same question? >> looking at florida, looking at north carolina, i think we have really clear indications of a direction of the night once we have a little bit more data from those states coming in. >> north carolina right now, obviously, president obama was able to win north carolina once, but not twice. i'm not sure that the republican party effort this year took the lessons of romney's success there to heart. it seems like trump has tried to win north carol

. >> you filed the naacp, the north carolina naacp filed a lawsuit against north carolina republicans demanding they put an immediate stop to what you say is a coordinated effort to suppress black voters in that state and as you said you were in court, so take us from there, tell us what happened. tell me about this lawsuit and what happened in court. >> well, what we dealt with were three counties in north carolina, cumberland, and moore county, in which efforts were made to personal knowledurge af voters from the list and we had evidence that postcards were sent to the addresses of roughly 7,000 people in those three counties and as a result of the return postcards that were received back by the voter integrity project, they had the county boards of elections to remove those individuals from the voting polls and so we went into court to halt that effort and i think that we are going to succeed. >> so explain -- explain the voter card thing n. north carolina, what happens if you don't return the card, what -- why is that? how were they purged? >> well, the -- the notion was that if t

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then finally all of it lifts north. we'll let you know what follows in a few minutes. >> will rogers airport is locked down shooting. ben is following this. ben: it's still a very fluid situation. we know one person has been shot. police are searching for a possible second victim the airport remains shut down. people are telling anybody inside airport to shelter place-to-place. people have been going from car-to-car. all roads that lead into and out we do not know the condition of the shooting victim at this hour. no information on the shooter has been released. we do know this happened near the departures area. not clear if it was beyond security. to give you some comparisons, it's about the same size as the airport in manchester, new hampshire. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates as they happen. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> more breaking news. eight ppl hospital after a silver lined bus crash at herald and washington streets a little more than an hour ago. a driver pulled out and hit the bus. the i

a little cooler to the north. that's kind of the theme today, the farther north you go the cooler it gets. 48 in manchester, 45 in con ford. a couple of scattered showers. not a big issue but you'll 1. a quick sprinkle and there are a couple more on the way. so you'll need the wipers on there. a few more showers from new hampshire back south of manchester through nashua and right along the mass new hampshire border and a couple more light in rochester. there's another area of rain you notice back through western new york and pennsylvania. see the motion though of all of it kind of off to the east, n to pass to the north. we'll get some showers but most of it is going to be wrapping up by the time we get to the evening commute. so let's time things out. the next couple of hours you may get a shower, boston, metro west points north little if anything south of town. 10 a.m. some pockets of rain north of manchester back through concord. it's going to pour in parts of vermont, new hampshire and maine today. we get into

we had rain last night north of the region. we started about 3:15 this morning and you can see from raleigh northward into virginia quickly. a few patchy showers when i came in up until about 5:30 or that at this point. sometimes, the radar has a tough time picking up the tiny particles of mist and drizzle. but as you head through the morning hours, i expect less and less of it. fairly dry until after the evening commute, dinner time when we have a cold front coming in back to the west. i mean it looks like it's a miserable morning, doesn't it? when you look at the raleigh skycam, but nothing sort, nice and mild and plenty of moisture in the atmosphere. it's almost muggy out there with a dew point of 64. the temperature at 64 in roxboro and 66 in southern pines. 70 in goldsboro. these temperatures are above even the normal high temperatures this time of year. back to the west, rain in tennessee, starting to creep into the mountains of north carolina and there has been severe along with this. you can see here, a couple of places

against north korea because they are concerned that the united states is not going to see actually north korea develop nuclear bombs. i'm not sure that the president-elect has a north korean policy, but from the obama administration, i'm sure there is a plan to either engage in some kind of nuclear surgery or try to further press the north korean for giving up nuclear weapons. so that will be a challenge for the president-elect. how he's going to deal with north korea. i think he probably most likely will press more on china to do more. and because he said several times that the cheese should take care of north korea because that's -- and i think if he does that, it probably is the better approach. the question is to what extent can you press the chinese. the question is whether a failed north korean policy, would that affect the japan/south korea or other asian countries? i think the impact will be serious. and most likely, japan will just go alone in developing its nuclear weapons because, obviously, japan can literally develop a nuclear program overnight, and south korea might also se

the bulk of that is going to the north but we have some cool air that says i will not go to the north. 30s, 40s and 50s, the coolest air to the north, then collect 38, and sometimes of breeze will pick up. walnut creek and lafayette also, and the concord pavilion also 42. cold showers on the north coast and cool air filtering in, mostly sunny today with partly cloudy skies near the coast. a few showers to the north and color for all, blustering and windy at times. tonight will be very cold. 60s on the temperatures today, normal is 64, and we are way above this entire month, but it looks like we will stay cool over the next few days. we will get a warm up on friday with rain arriving on saturday and continuing into sunday.>> i have alerted all of the ballerinas and dancers for the big show this weekend. we will have to bring the big umbrella to cover the costumes.>> do not text me and say it's raining. >> i will not complain since i have been warned. >>> it is 6:49 am>>> coming up, the two california propositions that are still too close to call. >>> get ready for the smart trains in t

and sprinkles in the north bay. it's a week front but sunshine as the front comes up in about an hour or so. here's a look where we are getting a few sprinkles. parts of green wood and novato. the sunrises a the 6:47. we look at temperatures, it's mild to muggy out there. upper 50s to low 60s around the bay. due to the cold front, we will cool off a little bit here. visibility at half moon bay. other than that no problems at sfo. 50s and 60s for your early morning temperatures. by noontime partly cloudy, 60 to 70. that's above average for november. the sun sets at 5:00 and we have more days with numbers above the november average. we will talk about that and when our next rain chance arrives in a few minutes. cornell. >> lisa, see you soon. united airlines pilot being praised this morning for stepping in to prevent a brewing fight between passengers about politics. the flight from sfo to future violater two landed safely after the pilot took charge. we have the story. >> this is not the kind of announcement you usua

the rain right now though still well to our north. this weather system is hammering the pacific northwest. we'll see showers over the northern portion of the state today. most of the bay area, even the north bay, staying dry for most of the day. it's tomorrow that all of us will see rain from this weather system. now keep in mind, this is a system well to our north. cold air mass associated with this not like the last one that dipped down to the south and tapped into the subtropical moisture. so we're not going to see impressive rainfall totals this time around. but we are going to see rain and certainly unsettled weather for most of the day saturday. futurecast painting the picture on friday, south bay still seeing some clear skies but increasing clouds from north to south throughout the morning and it will be gray for most of the day today. shower chances only for the north bay for much of the day today. now, overnight tonight, watch as that front the heavy rain passes through. by tomorrow morning here we are at 9 a.m. we do see sca

we are at 44% between each other here in north carolina. this is ground zero, let me take you inside. this is the gop headquarter in wake county north carolina. people have been coming in and out everyday and volunteers and making calls and trying to get voters to the polls. what's interesting is a number of young republicans supporting trump not because of who they are but the issues they cared about. i am saying to blacks today, please here me and listen to me, i look like you, we need you to reconsider the party that we are apart of and consider moving from democrats to independent. i am a registered independent but a conservative. we need to be catered to and get out there and fight for our vote, rather than think they have it and put the images of beyon beyonce to get us to vote up here. >> thomas wha, what speaks to y most? >> it is a change up, someone does not have a track record and getting tired of hearing of the promises. >> i know john was talking about it earlier, is that something that you thinks i being blown out of portion o

he decided to give it to the president of the university of north carolina. and the president of the university of north carolina at that time, 1949, was a really interesting guy. he came from an academic background, had been a history professor. he ended up proving to be a politically skilled guy. when he became president of unc, he made lots of friends in washington. he turneded that into lots of federal funding for unc. he was broad-minded for his time. there had previously been a quote on as the number of jews that unc would accept at its medical school. when frank porter graham became the president of unc, he scrapped the jew quota. frank porter graham, unc president. in 1949, he was unexpectedly vaulted into the united states senate. when he was asked to fill the open seat when the senator who jump won the seat unexpectedly died. when frank porter graham was given that seat in 1949, in north carolina, there were certain segments of the population in that state who were not going to stand for a guy like him getting a job like that. and the reason that it

he certainly hasn't locked down north carolina. is it a misuse of his time, the most precious resource he has left to be in a place like wisconsin or pennsylvania? >> it is. i wouldn't have trusted that the trump campaign was making the best use of her time. the clinton polling numbers many michigan and wisconsin are closer than we think they are. >> to michigan there is a committee there that people never talk to. you have seen a surge in the online mobilization. i wouldn't be surprised to see if they come out to vote for her. they had voted for bernie sanders during the primary. i wouldn't be surprised at trying to galvanize the vote most people never talk about. >> before we wrap it up, another barometer might be the idea of impeachment talks. rudy giuliani told the crowd in iowa, i guarantee in a year hillary clinton will be impeached. ron johnson also said she could be impeached. is this what you want six days before the election? >> the trump surrogates aren't the most helpful when it comes to messaging. the latest batch of h

north of raleigh. as we look at the live commute map, crashes popping up including one just over the way johnston county line and big delays as you leave clayton on 70 westbound. this is that guy road. will begin towards clayton. give yourself extra time. we have a few accidents popping up around the triangle. again earlier crash at lumley at 540 cleared up. delays ought gorman. taking 20 minutes. >>> still to come, where the presidential candidates will be in north carolina today as they try to dru land hb2 is n: i'ma disaster. an, hb2 has cost us thousands of jobs. i know from my experience in the state cabinet what it takes to bring good jobs to north carolina. we have to recruit businesses based on our state's reputation. right now, north carolina is showing how not to create jobs. as lieutenant governor, >>> the time is now 7:30 am. a big day north carolina for the presidential candidates. >>> possibly a make or break day. hillary clinton and donald trump will be making campaign stops. it is hard

areas of light snow in the north country. for essential and seven areas, -- essential and southern areas, there may be a few flurries. the winds making things much colder at the present time. a couple gusts at 20, 25 miles per hour. couple degrees above freezing in the mountains, it is the wind adding the extra chill to the air. from there we are going to continue to see gradual improvement on the wind and sky conditions over the next few days. what about the busy travel wednesday and thanksgiving? much more on that in a bit. sean: the first snow of the season has many people wondering what's in store for the upcoming winter. tonight in a special report, meteorologist josh judge looks months, like la nina to the polar vortex. you explain what this year's drought means for winter and tell you the one thing that's been happening all month that could indicate how much snow we'll get. "the winter ahead" airs tonight, at 11:00. sean: right now crews are investigating a two-alarm fire that broke out in salem this morning. it happen

let us now go down to north carolina. we look at north carolina. about 2.6 million people have cast ballots. that number could be a little higher. a little into the weeds a little bit and a little into the numbers. we look at the percentage changes from 2012 to 2016. 4% increase amongst white voters. 0.5% for african-americans and a lot of talk about the drop-off in the african-american vote, a lot of democrats are hoping that the hispanic vote fills that void. >> and that said, if these -- this historic sort of turnout of latino votes do spell good things for hillary clinton, my question to you, maeve, is then would donald trump, how would he have a path to victory? would he? >> i mean, it's just really difficult to see when you look at those numbers in nevada and florida and north carolina. although a cnn analysis we did of early voting showed that she was underperforming where president obama was a little bit in north carolina, so maybe he'll have an edge there. but this may be the year, everyone talks about the hispanic vote as being the sleepi

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north carolina being elected in 2000. he felt that this was his year and his campaign director said crisscrossing the state here in his message is resonating with to see if it resonates with all- purpose across north carolina. >> very good. we're going to take a break and come back and talk with some new faces tonight with perspectives on what is happening in north carolina. as we go to break to say thank you to dr. david mcclelland from meredith college and dr. joe kotowski. we asked them to stick around for a little more insight they >>> welcome back to our along with our capital bureau chief laura leslie. they are looking specifically for this happening here in north carolina. all the legislative races so far we have called a couple of races the wake county. >> that was 53 versus 47. >> david price an easy winner. as far as the race for president in the race for governor in the us senate they are all very close right now. north carolina one of the nine states in the eastern corridor listed as too close to call. >> that

north carolina down 6% compared to where it was in 2012. that's a big problem for hillary. >> and early stats, though. >> rebecca, listen to a conversation that occurred between reverend al sharpton and president obama last night about folks within the fbi trying to influence the election. listen to what he said and i want to get your comment on it. >>ey is a good man and i do not believe he is in any way trying to influence the election one way or the other. the overwhelming majority of fbi feel the same way. the wheoverwhelmy's people feele same way. >> president obama came out the other day and did seem to express an opinion. he did say we don't work on innuendo or rumor. seemed to be critical of the fbi's timing and decision to issue this letter and the leaks coming out and seems to be walking that criticism back. the latest from your reporters? >> reporter: absolutely. president obama has been trying to walk a very, very delicate line here. he wants to speak carefully about the situation. you absolutely don't want to be trying to affec

a little patchy fog around the north bay. a lot less around the peninsula and south bay compared to yesterday morning. right now 59 degrees in san jose, 56 around dublin and the tri-valley. there you see san francisco, mostly cloudy, 58 degrees, 52 around the north bay. rain on approach mid morning. mid 60s san francisco, upper 60s around san jose. we'll show you how much rain we're expecting in about six minutes. right now, to see what's happening in your east bay commute, here is mike. >> the volume building. you talk about fog in the north bay, napa and santa rosa, over toward hayward, typical pattern there, but a crash sbb 880. move to the shoulder just before the 92 interchange, possibly a slow drive because of that distraction. as we talked about the typical pattern, folks move west out of the 580. 680 slow through pleasanton, slowing for hayward and now pushing across the san mateo bridge. the drive approaching the bay bridge is also slowing, right on schedule. this should be yellow going toward orange. 35 minutes from

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we have the snow from the north of green bay to the north. we are looking at snow at point and well to the northwest part of the state. big picture is looking like this, low pressure for us, the rain is up and front. for thanksgiving, we are looking at the snow to the north. just wet in southern wisconsin and dry for tomorrow. 37 waukesha. 43 at the airport. for today, between now and noon splashy showers out there. the showers will taper off tonight. this rainfall is staying light. >> i have a grocery run to make forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. ben: only on wisn 12 news, flames rip through a barn in kenosha county triggering a massive emergency response. here you can see the fire that was reported overnight. let's get to tim with the latest on what happened. tim: it was quite the scene around midnight as a barn and at least one car went up in flames. you're looking at video from pleasant prairie in kenosha county. the property is located on river road just south of wilmot road.

i should say north dakota. boards we have tonight, now south dakota, the decision team has made a call in the last few seconds, south dakota will go for donald trump. republicans win south dakota yet again tonight. moving to nebraska, the corn husker state, donald trump in a reliably red state, donald trump holds nebraska and will win the electoral vote in the state of nebraska. in new mexico the race is still too close to call. a three-way race there. we have all three on the board. this is too close to call in the early going. the empire state of new york, new york has been decided. less than 1% of all precincts reporting. more than 146 people were voting while i was in precinct 1 today at 6:58 a.m. that's all that's insofar. the fox news decision team is, clinton. moving to texas, a state closer this year than in previous contests, only 55% of all precincts reporting. only a 5% spread right now. texas will not be the blowout it normally has been. texas, fox news decision desk projects will go to donald trump

they are generally along and north of the pike, starting north of the city of boston. you can see showers moving into there are a few more scattered about southern new hampshire as well. outside that we've got a fairly quiet morning with a lot of clouds, a light wind, and temperatures which are running mostly at or above 60 degrees. 56 in worcester, 54 boston down to plymouth as well. so as the mild start, but this front is across the area and along and north of the front today it is going to be cooler than it is to the south. i don't see us getting out of the 50s. merrimack valley, southern, mid-to-upper 60s in southeastern massachusetts. morning commute, i think best chance of the showers along and north of pike. that will be the case through lunchtime. as we get into the afternoon, we'll see steadier rain. there will be rain for evening commute, getting into the worcester area, boston 3:00. showers around for the evening commute as well. so good idea to have the umbrella with you. let's get you to the roads and see how we're looking. >> good morning. live look at th

moving over to north flynn road, speeds come up to 28 miles per hour as well north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass on 580 westbound about 26 minutes. from livermore to the dublin interchange here's a live look at that. the altamont pass to 680 will take you 15 minutes. let's move to the peninsula commute now across the span of the san mateo bridge. from hayward to foster city that's 880 to one one, that will just be a quick 13 minutes for your friday commute. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights will turn on around 5:30 so soon. the carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you 19 minutes and then expect no delay as you head through the toll plaza into downtown san francisco. moving over to the richmond/san rafael bridge, we do still have this roadwork out there on the eastbound side of 580 and that's from the west end to midspan and that right lane is closed until about 6 a.m. that's a look at your traffic. julie, i had to turn my heater on yesterday. >> it is time to turn the heaters on. a chilly start once again today. temperatures in the 30s

into north carolina, tamron. it's those who come from the north to find jobs down there and many of the progressive cities. it's a college state. you've got people who are more progressive and thinking it's not the old north carolina that it used to be thought of. it's more progressive in thinking and the types of people that come there. it's not just about african-americans and the latino community that's very much in that stage and you have to remember when it comes to the latino community, they are focusing in on the issues. number one, immigration and the fight for 15. so they're en masse. african-americans have big issues as well. >> that's the thing, roland. you watch all the commentary, even the numbers there. is the clear headline that there's a surge with latino voters but back and forth on where the black vote stands. the institute of southern studies said in the last few days of early voting, 122,000 african-american voters cast their ballots in north carolina. that is a better number than we were seei

zone from davis north toward 98. the combination of the start for the construction zone and the crash activity on the right shoulder may leave at least one lane blocked. it doesn't sound like the construction crew was involved. no major injuries, but major damage to one of the cars. another couple crews will be arriving and we'll track the slowdown. meanwhile, looking at the mass transit systems. b.a.r.t. has 18 on time right now. back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. at 4 d 32. we begin with the developing story in the north bay where investigators are looking into possible human remains found on sonoma state university. a landscaper reported a body yesterday afternoon in a wooded area of the campus, about 200 yards away from one of the parking lots. deputies say while they were investigating, it started to get dark so they decided to wait until it geltz light to exhume the possible remains. they do say the possible body was buried recently. we're told classes will go on as scheduled today. our own bob redell

a similar spread of temperatures across the north bay for today. things will be cooling off the next couple days. any chances for showers will be gone for thursday and friday. the weekend, a different story. a lot of rain for the north bay. a lot less in the south bay. san jose could miss out. but you'll see those chilly morning temperatures. 30s and fridays, upper 30s in the north bay and tri-valley communities. >> starting to feel like fog. we're looking over here and feeling no real slowdowns except for the issue in the fremont, newark area. getting off the dumbarton bridge, two reports of basically the same crash. i know there's one eastbound 84 in the bushes. tow truck pulling that car out of the bushes. another similar incident on the other side of the freeway. i think someone was mistaken at the location. i'll leave them both there. no slowing on or off the dumbarton bridge. in the tri-valley, a tad bit out of the altamont. not unusual as folks merge with 205. at speed by the time you hit greenville. the bay bridge, a clear, easy drive from

there's the other north carolina, traditional north carolina and this is in rural areas, small towns of north carolina which used to dominate the state and in these areas, these used to be dependent on textiles in the way that say michigan was dependent on automobiles or west virginia on coal and also furniture. these areas have been hard hit. jenna: you've been out in the streets, what sort of stands out to you from just the people that you're meeting on a daily basis about how they feel about either side? >> well, like north carolina is cosmo of the country. people feel divided. of course, not not only in the presidential race, we have a close run in governor and senate too. this is a very middle of the road state. jenna: we are watching independent grow across the country that proves your point. great to have you on the program. look forward to your columns and seeing what you think after we get the results, jon. jon: florida voters are very important in this election. that state clearly has the potential to determine who win -bs this -- wins presidential race. jon: our split edit

the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> and the shooting happened near a polling area. ted rowlands is in our newsroom now with details. >> reporter: frank, we are monitoring the situations, azuza is about 25 miles northeast of los angeles, and we can take a look at some of the images that we're getting in here from people at the scenes and the videos and some stillphotographs that you can see the high-armored vehicles from the police department entering the scene there. two people have been transported, injured, both of them critical as you said one person has been declared deceased. and some of the tweets that they were getting from the police department and explaning what will be going on and first arriving officers, they would arrive here, they would find their multiple shooting victims as they would come under fire and meaning that the officers, multiple officers, they need to return fire and according to the sheriff's department down there that those officers, they have now retreated and

but right now still well above freezing even far north, upper 40's north, lower 50's south, basically right at the average for this time of year, ocean and the air temperature very close to that as well. overnight tonight will not be all that cold, temperatures remain about 10 degrees above the average, so upper 30's will do it by daybreak north and lower 40's central and southern new hampshire. all that spring warmth has been squashed off to our south, just like the extreme drought has been pushed down to places like derry and points south. but cool air building in from the north and northwest means our temperatures will line up at or slightly below the norm right from weekend, probably into monday morning before it warms up after that. notice tonight, clouds will try to break, still lingering rain, possibly mixed showers in the mountains. then tomorrow morning quite a few clouds, a few bright spots at times and a couple of flurries, maybe a snow shower in the mountains, and then complete clearing will develop during the afternoon, fair skies a good part of your friday evening. then

so 30 to our north. of canada. a little disturbance to our north associated with clouds. there are some clouds over the western part of the state. more clouds to the south. but over boston and closer to the coastline this morning, the skies are a little bit clearer. down to 39 in orange. it is 41 in plymouth. lower 50's on the cape this morning. we are going to see a good amount of sunshine in the afternoon. notice how the winds ramp up. sustained winds 15, 20 this afternoon with higher gusts. blustery feel a 50 for a high in worcester. 54 in lawrence. mid 50's boston. you see how the clouds do thin out. the brightest skies will be this afternoon. that means we're clear this evening and clear through much of the overnight so the temperatures are going to drop tonight. we're going down into the upper 20's and low to mid 30's. likely going to be some frost around early saturday. saturday morning is the brightest part of the day. during the afternoon, a little disturbance drops in with increased clouds. it does stay dry. high pressure noses in for the rest of your weekend. a

we are in north carolina. today, campaigns converge on north carolina. .veryone is here bill clinton, hillary clinton, donald trump, barack obama. what really do this time around? for more in the state of the race i spoke with the democratic mayor of charlotte, jennifer roberts. i asked about the focus on her state. we see it up close and personal. we have numerous visits from the president, first lady, we are paying close attention. it looks like hillary clinton carolina, but a lot of the polls are close. it depends on a lot of things. it depends on turnout, with the weather is like, whether people are determined from the polls, if there are problems at the polls. katty: democrat or republican, we don't know which way it will go. >> we have a state with a lot of diversity, including rural and urban counties. the cities are largely democratic with democratic mayors. in the rural communities, they tend to be republican. it is almost evenly divided in north carolina. the registration is almost 50-50. a lot of it

of the mount washington valley into the great north woods. back edge already approaching eastern new york, so that will be through by later tonight. but already signs of the next system bringing more beneficial rain our way before we get to the en of tomorrow. we'll look at the timeline in a few minutes. tom: light rain and temperatures around the freezing mark made some roads ice rink this is morning. jennifer: and things were slow to improve especially north of type parts of 93 through franconia notch were closed. and a crash killed a 67-year-old man. suzanne roantree is live with more on that. reporter: the trouble began at about 7:30 this morning. that's when a rain storm came through as the temperatures were below freezing. >> our rush hour up here actually, and we had vehicles off the road everywhere. icy. >> froze quickly, took everybody by surprise. all of the roads in the area turned just to a sheet of ice. reporter: between 7:30 and 10:30 this morning emergency crews responded to more than 30 calls on route 93 in both directions, be

a few 50s up to the north. nice and cool so jackets for the morning hours and we'll get temperatures. look at arcadia, almost 9 in fact cooler than yesterday. that's allowed for fog issues up north. patchy. but just keep in mind that will be out there. as far as temperatures this afternoon, we will be about 83 for daytime high. we'll talk about that weekend front coming in and what to expect for saturday and sunday in a few minutes. >>> good morning, ivan was talking about the patchy fog so we have the ability on my system here to see where that type of fog is and how it is affecting the roadways. you can see i-75 seeing some areas of fog. this is in the dade city area. pass could county but up to speed you can see it on the screen. slow down a little bit as well. but you can see here in hillsborough county the visibility is great. howard franklin bridge. >>> authorities say he hit and killed a woman while also running ova deputy and driving off. >> abc action news reporter, isabelle they have been looking for

in eastern north carolina that is eroding a bit. and the system that was with us yesterday is pushing offshore with the cooler air behind it, hence the drop in the temperatures this morning. another front back to the west, and boy, the mountains just wish they could see this rain. but they are not going to see it. that front will bump in and fall apart before it brings any rain. this is a look at the high resolution satellite images from nasa yesterday. way it was headed. most of the smoke pushed to the south, and today, a west northwest flow and charlotte more in the line of fire, and i don't know if we will see that smoke today but air quality is bad across the mountains with an idea that you can see the smoke from space. the air quality alert reaches to charlotte and almost to the triad area. we don't see it here but the the extreme drought in the western part of the state. our next best chance of rain is saturday. looking at fairly small amounts in the afternoon, and in the meantime, we brighten up. a high of 65 and temperatures

here in north carolina. not back in the 1960s, now. >> president obama also expressed concern that fewer african americans are voting early this year than in 2012. in radio interview with tom joiner, he warned that his legacy is hanging in the balance. >> if we let this thing slip, and i've got a situation where my last two months in office are preparing for a transition with donald trump whose staff people have said that their primary agenda is to have him in the first couple of weeks in the oval office and reverse every single thing that we've done? so if you really care about my presidency and what we've accomplished, then you are going to go and vote. >> president obama will be back in north carolina on friday. another measure of the stakes and uncertainty. here is randy kay. >> reporter: at mama dips kitchen in chapel hill, north carolina. voters are crossing their fingers that african americans show up at the polls. >> we absolutely need you at the polls. we need you voting. >> reporter: she's already

north carolina. north carolina, keep in mind, on election day four years ago we were down 455,000 votes on election day. we won north carolina. second thing to keep in mind. first of all,er in off by about 150,000 votes today than they were four years ago. i don't know how they can look at doing 450,000 votes less in north carolina and say they are winning. same in florida. we are ahead in florida by 15,000 votes. they were ahead by 60,000 votes four years ago. they can cherry pick here and there. in jefferson county we have a 10% turnout. bill: we'll talk to the democrats next hour on these exact points. final question. as it stands today, will republicans maintain the majority in the senate? >> yes, as it stands today, we'll. >> by how many? >> i don't want to put a number on it. but certainly 51 or more. and i feel good the number will be more. as of today, we'll hold the senate, absolutely. martha: four more days and we have got you covered. the on place to get all of the result up and down the b

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two big events in north carolina today. hillary clinton is at a jay-z concert in ohio tonight with beyonce and big sean performing as special guests. donald trump was in new hampshire and in ohio and in pennsylvania today. trump's doing florida, north carolina, nevada, colorado, iowa and wisconsin this weekend. clinton's doing ohio, florida, pennsylvania, new hampshire, more ohio. on monday night on election eve we now know that donald trump will be in new hampshire with his vice presidential running mate mike pence. on election eve hillary clinton will be in philly with president obama and michelle obama. and basically no one sleeps between now and tuesday. but do past close elections give us any advice, any useful understanding for knowing what to expect in these last few crucial nutty days? joining us now is our friend michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian. are you eating protein? are you sleeping? are you adequately hydrating? >> i'm not eating at all, and i don't think i'm going to breathe for the next fou

but they are all going to the north. with this storm track to the north and the high pressure ridge over us forcing all the storms to the north, that lets the warm air up from the deserts. that is why we are mild. so, dry, because the storms to the north. and mild because that warm air comes in to take its place. you can see how wa with 50s , 60s , 70s over a great deal of the nation, down to the south, from vegas, all the way to miami, you see temperatures in the 80s . we had a high of 64. both locations today. after starts of 36 and 38. here is where we should be. 56 for the high. 28 degrees for the low. the records, 78 and 10. weather watchers, 59 in lafayette. 60 in arvada. 65 in brush. east 9 for the wins. barometer. a shot here, this is a sunrise from deckers. and we have a sunset over chatfield state park. you can see how the sky is reflected in the water there. and this is sunset from quincy. temperatures mostly in the 30s and the 20s in the eastern plains. 20s in the mountains. tomorrow, another day like today w

was a contentious race for north carolina governor. we run down the issues between the two candidates. >>> and a city dealing with a major problem. what officials believe could have led to the sinkhole that >>> north carolina voters will choose the state's next governor today and we're getting an idea of the three critical topics that voters are thinking about. the latest polls show a tight race between governor mccrory and roy cooper, and the latest poll is giving us an insight as to what voters are thinking about. first, the economy. we asked how strongly does the economy influence your vote for governor? 62%say strongly and 29%, somewhat, and 9% say not at all or they are unsure. the next highest priority among voters, we have been talking and teacher pay. teacher pay has gone up but according to the most recent census data in 2014, spending per pupil, and we asked how that influences? 58% strongly, --57% strongly and 30% somewhat. and we asked voters how strongly the issues are impacting their vote. and the unemployment rate, 5% bu

it is out of they're, fast moving -- here, mast moving storms from north -- fast moving storms from north platte to rapid city, minneapolis. the wind from this storm will create blizzard conditions off to the north and east of colorado. we're on the backside of this system. all these advisories will cancel out overnight and we do not anticipate difficult travel in the high country tomorrow like we saw on i-70 today. look at this giant storm winding its wa midwest and look west. there's another storm out there i'm tracking for next week and next week is a really busy holiday week. we'll keep an eye on that 1. we say good-bye to today's snowmaker. the cold air follows it through. high pressure sets up and then there's that california storm late in the weekend, early next week. these are high temperatures tomorrow. wind go north, northwest and the cold air goes to the southern plains states. we should be in the low 50s this time of year. tomorrow. snow showers ending north to south, heavier snow bands lift into nebraska and skies clear across the state, one of the colder nights in quite some

>> i am tracking our next wet weather system across the north bay that will slide down, into the north bay, probably dug the end of the commute to 9:00. our rainfall is minuscule, less than .1". you will need an umbrella on the north bay and coast. >> highway 17 is looking better. all lanes were blocked on 17 a couple of moments ago the crash was pushed to the shoulder. all lanes are open. we have a significant backup. >> berkeley students are planning to protest demanding the immediate dismissal of the professional for harassing a student for several years. he has denied wrong doing. >> we could see more appointment s for president-elect donald trump's cabinet, and kellyanne conway could be getting one of the jobs. >> five, from the live desk we have new video coming in of president obama meeting with the greek president in greece frying to assure allies after the election of president-elect donald trump. >> california state university hope to disrupt the meeting over proposed tuition hike. they meet in long beach to discuss $270 a year hike the first hike in six years for students. >

needs to win north carolina. david, thank you. >>> donald trump is back in the one state he cannot afford to lose. we're talking about florida. sunlen serfaty is on the scene for us. what's trump's message today, sunlen? >> reporter: well, what we're seeing in his closing message from donald trump is real focus on trying to define hillary clinton for voters. trump today saying she's unhinged, saying she represents more of the same. trump has been recently in the last few days investing in his time chasing down some blue states but tonight he turned his focus again to the battleground states and no more important than the battleground state here in florida. >> in six days, we are going to win the great state of florida and we are going to win back the white house. >> reporter: donald trump is barnstorming florida today. >> we have to win. we've got to win big. we've got to beat her. >> the biggest battleground state on the map with 29 electoral maps and a state critical to trump's path to the white house. >> has a

lea let's talk north carolina. early numbers show the share of the early black vote in that state is down from where it was four years ago. how much does that worry you? >> i would say three things. number one, accept the fact obama was an historic candidate for the african-american community. number two, we have six days left. now it's just day by day, hour by hour. so we have time to increase that enthusiasm. third, i will tell you, i am concerned with republican voter suppress efforts. bad that a court in beinorth carolina said republicans were engaged in a surgical assault, i'm sorry, not sexual -- >> these days, it's easy -- >> that's right, we're in that climate, but a surgical assault on the right of african-americans to vote. the best way to deal with that is go out and vote. >> you said something earlier that caught our attention. you told the "times" of israel, quote, think that trump's statement and conduct over the past few months has actually eclipsed the concern that some may have had with respect to

across most of north carolina. in 95 out of 100 counties, people just have one insurer to choose from. >> well, the real clear politics average in north carolina shows clinton and trump in a dead heat. in 2012 mitt romney won the tarheel state but right now the fox news electoral score card shows it leaning democrat. brit? >> thanks very much, rob. and the 2016 race is shaking the conservative movement to its core. can it put itself back together? george will will discuss that next. plus the fbi leaks about the clintons are sending democrats into a tizzy. but suppose the investigation had a different target? that subject is coming up. it's your tv, take it with you. with directv and at&t, watch all your live channels, on your devices, data-free. switch to directv and lock in your price for 2 years. offers starting at $50/month. >>> not very long ago there was a conservative movement, united around a handful of positions, low taxes, light regulations, spending restraint, a strong and assertive defense in foreign pol