donald trump voting here in manhattan. we have video of that. he was alongside his wife melania, along with the rest of his family. he was cheered and booed as he exited his motorcade. he is expected to lose manhattan. >> and hillary clinton her vote this morning in chap a quarter. >> and there's little doubt about the outcome. hillary clinton has a 20 point edge in the state but both sides will be anxiously watching the national results tonight. and we have -- live in braintree with the trump camp there tonight. >> reporter: and as you mentioned with this state expected to go to clinton, massachusetts trump volunteers new hampshire. they've spent much of the day up there today. and they've been calling other states on behalf of the trump campaign. and as we know. governor charlie baker was not supporting trump even though trump took 50% of the vote in the primary. party members were supposed to be here earlier but they are staying in new hampshire longer where the race is tighter. the state is set here in braintree for what is being billed as t

the election party is tonight in mid-town manhattan. >> thank you. police arrest ad two women this morning for protesting topless and making a scene at trump's polling place in midtown manhattan hour before the republican presidential nominee showed up to vote. the women are acussed of exposing themselves in the crowded school gym. formal say they walked into the precinct, took off their taps and made anti-trump statements and taken into custody. all the polls in california opened at 7:00 a.m. and some people wasted in time being the first to vote. >> we were in walnut creek as people at the retirement community cast their ballots. steady line of voters streamed in after the poll workers opened the doors and a resident said she voted in every election since she has 18. she has a message. >> it is critically important for everyone to vote. this is a citizen responsibility, it is something a lot people in the world don't get to do. for me it is just important. >> voters are split on support for comet or trump but they all agree on, they have seen some

a fuel and a weapon, but also to enrich uranium, because the arm corps of engineers, which ran the manhattan project under general listly groves, groves was sort of a fella that said, well, we don't know if plutonium is going to be a better fuel for a bomb or enriched uranium, so we'll just produce both of them. we don't have time to try wen and then try the other. so here at oak ridge, two facilities known as k-25 and y-12 were set up to produce enriched uranium. they both produceden rich uranium by different methods. clinton laboratories, which is where the plutonium was to be experimented with, y-12, which was for enriched uranium, and k-25, which was for enriched uranium. all three facilities were separated by ridges, and many, many miles of distance, so that's what oak ridge was, but that's not the entirety of the manhattan project. in addition, there was hanford in the state of washington, where the plutonium was actually produced in kilogram amounts, and then the third major facility was at los alamos in new mexico where scientists there under the direction of robert open hyper actual

we have serious cultural divisions, people know our national newscasts come from manhattan and they think what do you know about my life and that was, again, not putting it on par with how important this conversation is kbuz r because people are scared and afraid but there was also a conversation to be had and some understanding about how the republican party especially grew separated from its own voters. >> there's also the class conversation, heather. i found it interesting, j.d. vance has written this beautiful controversial book, he grew up in ohio, went to -- was deployed to iraq and the marine corps, ends up at yale law school. it's culled "hillbilly elegy." so the east coast media types who have no real connection to america there's some place west of the jersey turnpike, they were summoning j.d. vance to speak about this but it's the folks who keep our streets safe and fight our wars and fight our fires and a class, a socioeconomic class that has risen up in serious numbers here tonight. think we talked so much about the white working class and donald trump and white men that we n

other family members also oi results come in from the hilton hotel in manhattan tonight. about an hour north of new york city, democratic party nominee hillary clinton and her husband -- former president bill clinton -- also submitting their votes this morning. the clintons are also staying in new york as the results roll in throughout the night -- hosting a rally at a convention center on manhattan. it's a nice night to be outside if you haven't made it to your polling

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not just manhattan. both of them will be in midtown manhattan. you can walk the distance if the weather is nice. the pizza eating rat doesn't hassle you. in 20 minutes. joining us now, clinton press connecticut brian fallon. thanks for joining us. polls tightening in the recent weeks. what's the one state you're most concerned about right now? >> well, jake, to be honest with you, woe're feeling pretty good right now. to give you a sense of one of the critical battleground states we've been watching all day. florida. a state donald trump must win. if he doesn't win florida it's game over for trump. not only did we see strong performance in terms of the early vote. latinos in particular. a million latinos voting in the early voting phase in florida, more than double 2012 early voting levels. in terms of the vote that we're seeing today, if you look at a heavily democratic county like broward county, home of ft. lauderdale, a big county along with miami-dade in southern florida, as of 3:00 today we were looking at about 98% of the ballots returned

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live at the javits center with the glass ceiling in manhattan. back to you. >> all right, thanks much, joyce. >>> and we have another call right now. in district eight in pennsylvania, we have bryan fitzpatrick beating stuyvesant sarrow. >> all right. >> many eyes across the nation watching pennsylvania senate race of course as well. and let's take look right now at some of those numbers if we can. and there you have it. oh, it's tightening a little bit here. so we have katie mcginty with forty one%. and pat toomey with 47%. so we will continue to watch this as precincts come in. >> right now according to that graphic 77% of the precincts are reporting. shawnette wilson at pat toomey' election night headquarters with start with jeff cole at the center city sheraton with team mcginty. jeff? >> reporter: i'm sorry, folks here here were the sheraton. sort of looking back and trying to watch as they project states as you are back at the station as well. once again here i think they are -- they're feeling good about mcginty as you just said it's tight

we went to one of those protests here in manhattan. overnight protesters hit the streets from coast to coast. seattle, chicago, at least ten cities speaking out against president-elect trump. >> i'm here to show solidarity to people who have been affected by the hatred that donald trump's rhetoric has invigorated in this country. >> reporter: here in manhattan crowds chanted things like dump trump and new york hates trump as they blocked the entrance of trump tower where the president-elect was set to be home at the time. >> i'm a republican. i'm a woman. i have never come out to a passionately about anything being wrong. as a hispanic woman i don't feel safe in this country. >> reporter: in california they gathered on the 101 shutting down the freeway and in oakland people set multiple fires on streets forcing police in riot gear to move in. >> i don't want a president that represents everything negative about this world. i would rather have a president that's positive and peaceful. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. they marched outsid

and stopping at the "21 club" restaurant in midtown manhattan. daughter ivanka trump and her husband were also spotted at the restaurant. the reporters were ?not allowed inside. trump repeatedly criticized the media during his campaign, for negative coverage of him. the tampa bay lightning got another big win last night. but they also suffered a ?loss. and we should find out later today, how ?big that loss was. be a right leg injury and he didn't return. it happened in the midpoint of the opening period. stamkos goes down after a hit. watch as has he tries to get up, and can't put any weight on his right leg. he heads to the bench after that...and then the locker room. right now, the team is just calling it a "lower body injury" and we'll talk more about that injury and the actual ?game, coming up in sports. including the exciting ?ending. plus: ?how will the obama family celebrate their ?final christmas in the white house? well their first ?decoration is on the way. lets just say theyre gonna ?when you've got...? ?...nausea, heartburn, indigesti

this is near his home in manhattan. elementary school in her hometown of chappaqua. back to you. >> thank you. >>> heading into election day, hillary clinton is ahead in our final nbc news survey monkey survey poll. >> she leads donald trump 47-41 in a four way race. clinton has been leading in the polls by at least four points since september. >> tonight, both candidates will be in new york as america finds out who will become our next president. >> and news4 is bringing you team coverage from both events. new york hilton with reaction from the trump campaign. >> and jim hanley will be live with clinton supporters here is a look at how both teams are preparing. >> i'm jim hanley in midtown manhattan on the hudson river where hillary clinton hopes to make history 12 hours from now when her supporters and volunteers start to trickle in here and fill this hall and the numbers across the country come in. she hopes this will be a big victory party. the hall they've done countless run throughs. the stage is lit up like the country, the united states of america just surrou

one person died when the train plowed into the train terminal just across from manhattan. officials say the engineer was diagnosed with sleep apnea after the crash. people with sleep apnea are awakened at night as breathing stops leading to drowsiness during the day. the engineer told investigators he has no memory of the crash. >>> update on the controversial oil pipeline built in north dakota. a federal judge will not decide give the gop developer permission to finish the project, setting the stage for protests at the pipeline site. >>> ohio now, stunning trial of a lawyer found guilty of hypnotizing clients to molest them. >> the women have no memory of what happened, but he now faces more than a decade in prison. here's abc's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: an ohio lawyer turned defendant. 59-year-old divorce attorney mi years in prison for hypnotizing six female clients without their consent or knowledge and then molesting them. >> he used my trust in his position as my attorney. to get information about my vulnerabil vulnerabilities. >> reporter: according to legal d

it recently made page six, it was this home this past halloween to heidi clinton. >> life in manhattan is stressful. when you walk through the door you need something that is more than home. it must be an oasis. this is just this is just that. it transports you to another time and place. and if their properties with their bells and whistles weren't enough, these two well conquering real estate in new york city also found love. the dynamic tool married back in march and are now a family unit while showing their spectacular unit. they are the kings of the city because finding the perfect apartment was tough especially for the elites. finding the perfect partner is an even harder feet. >> these truck drivers face constant traffic, tolls, and sometimes annoying requests from people like me. >> so when you're driving to people a lot of times like this to you? >> worst of all, they are among the hardest it when it comes to new jersey z's gas tax. >> why only jersey has higher taxes for everything i now we have taxes on fuel also. >> yes. has anybody been worried they're going to be pushed ou

this being in midtown manhattan, hotels are not cheap. trump security detail, also, of course, includes the nypd. sources tell us the nypd presence here at trump tower is costing $1 million a day. >> what are business owners and residents in the area telling you? >> reporter: well, it is really the small businesses that are being severely impacted, that don't have the brand name like prada, tiffany, gucci. one small business owner says he has lost about 25% of his business since the election and since trump has won the presidency, because he can't get certain deliveries. foot traffic is not what it used to be. certainly, small businesses in the area are hurting because of trump's presence here at trump tower. >> rachel crane, thanks so much. midtown manhattan. appreciate it. >>> to look at our top stories. a french prosecutor says five suspect that is pledged enter allegiance to isis are in custody charged with conspiring to commit a terrorist act. they were first arrested in police raids last weekend. the first memorials and funerals are

. >> reporter: hi, guy, we are standing on 5th avenue in mid-town, manhattan, the shopping trick, prada, luis vuitton, thousands of new yorkers headed in the southern part of manhattan, right outside of trump tower, i remind you, will be a security issue. tonight is the first really demonstration of that. this is where donald trump is currently living, where his campaign offices were, where tonight they were holding transition meetings. thousands saying hillary clinton won the popular vote, chanting, we reject the president-elect. it was spontaneous over social media, people talking about it at work, they have said they came together. they shut down 57th street, shut down 5th ue philadelphia, chicago, portland, new mexico, arizona, here in manhattan where donald trump is tonight, this is ground zero for the 1st. back to you, guys. >> protests were also big on social media. one new york subway stop was riddled with hundreds of post-its lining the wall with new yorkers offering sympathy. millions reacted to the election otherwise, millions celebrated trump's stunning win. they asked house

. >> and the cowboys get a win in manhattan, manhattan, kansas, they move t 7-2. tonight at 8:00 eastern, nebraska and ohio state here on abc. final score from little apple, oklahoma state, 43, kansas state, 37 in thriller. so long from kansas state. in manhattan. . >>> live from it the station taking action for you. this is abc action news. >>> now on action news, final election day. both candidates showing, again, the importance pf florida. the campaign stops and their messages. good evening. i'm sarina fazan. >> thank you for joining us. >> the road to the white house going through the bay area with both the hillary clinton and donald trump campaigns making apassengers. >> the last-minute push for votes. >> thousands of trump supporters gathered at fairgrounds to hear his message before election day and he outlined what he calls his contract with the again. >> donald trump, hitting the bay area, one last time before, early voting ends and election day begins. his message of repealing obamacare and arresting hillary and yes. >> we will build a great wall. >> if

here was president-elect donald trump walking on stage at the hilton here in midtown manhattan. his crowd of supporters there with him, along with vice president-elect mike pence and both of their families. trump did this right after he says he got a call from hillary clinton who conceded the race. mind you, this was all around 2:30, 3:00 this morning. a very late election night, waiting for results. trump congratulated clinton on a hard hef fought campaign. here's some of what he had to say in his victory speech, a big topic was unifying the country. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. so all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. it's time. >> there was the celebration we saw at the hilton not long ago. that was trump's election night headquarters, not far from where we are now. let's come back live here at fifth avenue right by the trump tower. where across the street you see a large police presence. the

without bringing downtown manhattan to a standstill. officials say they have to strike a balance between security and making sure that all new yorkers are able to get around. >>> students are holding more demonstrators are calling on school administrators to protect students against any immigration action trump might take, and high schoolers in washington, d.c. area walked out of class for a third consecutive day to march through the streets. >>> southeast deals with dozens of wildfires burning out of control. this as people in the midwest brace for the first blizzard of the season. >> reporter: atlanta, georgia, one of the cities of 30 days straight without having a huge impact on the draught and wildfires. let's take it straight to the maps. 33 large wildfires burning in kentucky, tennessee, west virginia, and all the states highlighted on the map. people are going to the hospital because of the smoke, schools closing, and some smoke is nears places like hong kong and shanghai, china. we'll talk about this for a while because that is

this is manhattan. actually when they stopped we had some of the video earlier where they stopped at the intersections and the cars were stopped but nobody has done anything to the actual vehicles. it's been relatively -- sure, there are expletives involved in this and the emotions are high including saying this is our tower. chants you can see there's the various signs that are around. but it's remained peaceful considering. >> vaughn hillyard. keep your eyes open. let us know as things change in the street. we'll go back to you over this hour as is warranted. we're keeping an eye on those protests in new york. that's a good aerial shot there, but we're also watching protests both under way and still forming at this hour in a number of cities including san francisco and seattle on the west coast now. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. >>> there's been a lot of talk

gop nominee donald trump and his wife melania cast their votes nearly two hours ago in manhattan. and put him in touch with the unfulfilled aspirations of the american people. he took to twitter typing today we make america great again and attended a rally in new

streets here in manhattan will be closed. the first time in more than 70 years both presidential candidates will be in new york city on election day. now hillary clinton expected to head to the polls at 7:00 this morning. donald trump will vote in manhattan at 10:00. we are live in new york city, >> sara: polls are opening in just a few hours. chris flanagan will be joined by blair miller and kerry kavanaugh in new york city. their reports begin at 4:00. fox news will bring you live coverage at 7:00. we will be back on at 8:00 and bring you up to the minute results. >>> a weymouth woman is facing animal cruelty charges for allegedly killing her kitten in a drunken rage. charged with a crime. the police report say that campbell came home drunk and killed her 3-pound cat, pumpkin. she said the police have it wrong. her neighbor accidentally ran over the kitten and then pretended that it didn't happen. >> all he had to do was complain. >> reporter: this is completely wrong. not out of a drunken rage. >> aid reason for being craz

he took to the stage at the hilton in midtown manhattan around 3:00 a.m. he told the crowd hillary clinton called imto concede the election and congratulate him and his supporters on their victory. >> ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement made up of millions of hard-working men and women who love their country and want a better, brighter future for themselves and for their family. >> flanked by his family and surrogates, trump thanked them for their efforts to get him elected. we have yet to see or hear from hillary clinton this morning. before trump gave his speech just across town, clinton's campaign chairman john podesta spoke to her supporters very briefly. take a listen. >> we are so proud of her. she's done anç amazing job and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. >> podesta also told the crowd that we will hear more from the clinton campaign later this morning as soon as we do. we will bring it to you. i'm rosemary connors. nbc 10 news. tracy? >>> from the presidential ele

with both candidates security cannot be higher in manhattan. security is at a premium. 5,000 police are on duty along with radiation detecters and bomb sniffing dogs along with secret service agents. media now fill the risers and 10,000 people expect to jam the javits center. what if delicious is the first woman to be elected to be president. >> if a woman can be elected to the president of the united states what can't be done? >> a quality of opportunity, by demonstration by discussion and by style. >> clinton aides say they are not taking anything for granted. >> just last weekend we knocked on 8 million doors and made 6 million phone calls across the country, we are doing that in philadelphia also. >> the wait online as long as it takes. >> i'll wait, 45 minutes, i'm staying right here i ain't going nowhere. >> she is determined to be counted. hillary clinton's top advisers do feel good about turnout but a bit nervous until the final ballot is cast. we have the results from the javits center, back to you brian and sharrie. >> lets switch liv

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and the largest tract of undeveloped land in manhattan. trump captured the story of his success in the book "the art of the deal." tony schwartz was the co-author, a decision he now regrets. >> from the very first interview, it was very clear that he had an exceptionally short attention span, easily grew impatient, and was going to be incredibly hard to interview. at all. >> schwartz said he had to find another way. >> sometimes you got to know who to go to as opposed to -- >> so trump let him listen in on his phone calls for months. is there any call that sticks out in your mind or are they all blended? >> there is a call that sticks out in my mind. it was a call with a contractor and he's going, you son of a -- if you don't -- i will and i'm telling you, you'll never work again in this city. boom. he slams the phone down. he turns to me totally relaxed with a big smile on his face and he says, you think it worked? >> schwartz says that much of what he heard trump say was false. >> i came up with this phrase, truthful hyperbole. which is

and a murder mystery in manhattan capturing national attention. the tie between the victim and >> several thousand people in the tri-valley area at the east bay are without power. power line issue knock out electrickist to 26,000 pg&e customers in danville, san ramon, and parts of alamo and diabolo at 7:30. the utility said power has been restored to all but 6,000 customers. pg&e has sent crews to crow canyon road with power line repairing now. >> a murder mystery on the east coast is getting national headlines that includes clients of the first lady to be melania trump. jess yes is -- jess yes is here. >> police focused their attention on a luxury apartment in the big apple. it comes at the victim's body was found a state away. >> a newly discovered body in a shallow grave in new jersey is thought to be that of 26-year-old hofstra university graduate who lived in connecticut and played hockey. he when out saturday night in new york city for a night out with friends. he was last seen entering this luxury manhattan apartment building at 7:00 a.m. a

see what police found inside a luxury manhattan apartment building that led them to a potential suspect. >>> crying foul, kate upton is at odds with major league baseball firing off an x-rated tweet after her star pitcher award. could this usher in a change to the voting system? what's this video that we're talking about -- we're talking about baseball. >> the video is about baseball. >> yes. >> man. it's november 17th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> ensuring everyone's awake. >> wow. >> happy we'll have more on that baseball story. >> yeah. just imagine if we talk about carl's jr. what the video would be. wow. insane. >> well, we begin this half hour with president-elect donald trump denying reports that his transition is in disarray. >> so trump is meeting today with henry kissinger, possibly seeks advice from the 93-year-old former secretary of state and heading to trump tower today, haley, the name floated the state department. >>> trump is expected to sit down with japanese prime minister shinzo abe marking the first meeting with a world leader as president-elect.

a bomb exploding in the heart of manhattan. and where there's one, experience tells police there's often a second. in this case, it was discovered four blocks away. >> unequivocally, we could say anybody in proximity would receive a very serious, if not life-threatening injury. >> the device in chelsea's neighborhood turned out to be linked to a broader plot that began in nearby new je, later apprehended and wounded during a shoot-out with police. now for the first time, members of the nypd bomb squad who removed and disarmed the chelsea bomb are telling their story. detectives jason halleck and timothy brady were the primary technicians that night. in a perfect world it never goes off and you've got evidence, right? is that the main goal? >> that's our ultimate goal. it doesn't always work the way we planned. we have to change up our plan. >> you're working against the clock in case like that? timed. you don't know if it is timed, what the time is. so you want to get everybody out as quick as possible. secure them. but it is n

we went to one of those protests here in manhattan. overnight protesters hit the streets from coast to coast. seattle, chicago, thousands of people marched in at least ten cities speaking out against president-elect trump. >> i'm here to show solidarity to people who have been affected by the hatred that donald trump's rhetoric has invigorated in this country. >> reporter: here in manhattan ds wlookike is unclear. 20 million americans have gained coverage under president obama's signature law. >> believe me, we'll get rid of that. >> reporter: trump is also promising middle class families >> reporter: he promised to suspend immigration and impose extreme vetting. >> radical islamic terror is right around the corner, we have to be so tough, so smart, so vigilant. >> reporter: trump is also eager to fill that seat on the supreme court vacant since february with a conservative justice and could get other chances to appoint more justices. mary bruce, abc news, vladimir putin says he's looking forward to easing tensions with the u.s. the pr

his second home on the busiest street in the biggest city in this country without bringing midtown manhattan to a complete and utter standstill. >> meanwhile, trump's name has vanished from several luxury removing giant gold letters. building owners who licensed the trump name decided to get rid of it after residents signed a petition because they didn't want to be associated with the president-elect. >> let's get to that breaking news. illinois, a gas explosion killed a utility worker. surveillance shows the moment it happened in canton. 11 people were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. the downtown area has been evacuated as police check nearby residents shaken by the blast. >> we were seen outside and heard a huge explosion, shook the house. some of the screens were blown out and took off running up here and where we seen was everything was just everywhere. it was loud and it shook everything. it was almost felt like an earthquake. >> utility crews were called to the area after reports that a contractor had damaged a gas line. they had shut off the gas when the explosion t

this is midtown manhattan. we spoke to a police officer who talked about the need far helicopter to land somewhere. the closest area is central park. very unique challenges indeed. >> thank you for that situation. >>> coming up, you have seen the scene now outside trump tower. how do you secure a united states president in one of the most traveled streets in the world? we'll speak about that next. this is "the 11th hour". my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >>> remember this a guy scaled the building. it took police tw

that is the latest here from midtown manhattan. we'll send it back to boston with the latest on some of the congressional races that effect the balance of power in congress. guys? what we know now donald trump -- can we scroll the prompter. wasn't the only big republican. we had other winner last night as well. speaker of the house paul ryan very vocal during the election reelected in landslide wind. he defeated ryan even though he faced tough critisism for donald trump. republican remain in control of the house of representatives filling 239 sits as opposed to democrats with 1. >> also republican senator john arizona. this is the 80-year-old sixth term representing the state. he defeated democrat and kirkpatrick to win this race. his victory speech mccain said this will be his last term in office. >>> former republican presidential candidate marco rubio also remains in office winning reelection in florida. he greeted a crowd in miamiim after opponent patrick murphy conceded that race. >> coming up next one of trump's is stealing t

his name coming down from three residential buildings on the west side of manhattan. the owners, who licensed the trump name, deciding to remove the name after residents protested. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from trump tower. and tom, we're hearing a new name emerge tonight as a possible contender for secretary of state? >> reporter: david, a south carolina newspaper is quoting the lieutenant governor of that state, who says both he and governor nikki haley are being considered for positions in the trump administration, and that governor haley is being considered for several posts, including secretary of state. david? >> tom llamas leading us off tonight here in new york. tom, thank you. >>> and just a short time from now, hillary clinton making her first public appearance since her concession. it had been planned before the election, and tonight, keeping a commitment to speak at the children's defense fund. and her first public moment comes just as her win over mr. trump in the popular vote has now surpassed the 1 million mark. fueling some of those prote

this year's rockefeller center christmas tree arriving in manhattan today. >> watch that turn, my man. >> not easy to take a norway spruce through downtown manhattan. >> that's an old saying. >> this is a 140-mile trek the tree made to get to rockefeller center. about 50,000 lights turned on the tree and a big celebration on november 30th. take a look at rockefeller center there. it doesn't look too chilly there. >> why did he take city streets? >> that's such a debacle as they angle that tree through manhattan. >> but, you know, it is a thing. it's like a christmas tree parade. >> right. >> and, you know, i was talking about how nice it is, the weather is in downtown san jose. is it going to stay that way? >> no. it'll cool off. some of the coolest weather we've seen this weekend. back in the low 60s. look at that by tuesday and wednesday. next chance of rain pushes in by then. tomorrow will be nice and bright near 70. look at wednesday. 61 degrees and our morning low will start off in the how beginning on tuesday. yes, it'll begin to feel a little bit more like the holidays. >> more

the east side of manhattan near trump tower -- the area is closed to the public. the united nations, the secretary-general as well congratulated trump, calling for unity in the u.s. and an islamic group urging

both candidates headed to midtown manhattan planning election night rallies at republican views less than two miles away from each other. nypd says they're ready for the challeng new york city during united nations general asimply while obama and the world leaders were here at the same time. this is nothing new to is. >> it's first time since 194 both can bates will number new york city for election night. thousands of officers will be on the job throughout the city keeping peace and enforcing frozen zones around the candidate's locations. other law enforcement agencies will also have a significant presence, including secret place to secure the two event that the secret service will be involved in. that collaboration again goes back many, many years. >> police will use mobile radiation, bomb detectors and bomb sniffing dogs in manhattan and also deployed hundreds of poling places throughout the city on high alert for political violence. mayor bill deblaseo says country has a chance tomorrow to opportunity page on what happened an ugly election season. >> it strains our democracy when

about an hour ago she is coming into manhattan to watch the results of the peninsula hotel. if you know anything about manhattan geography, the peninsula hotel is at 55th and 5th avenue. trump tower, one block away, 56 and fifth avenue. hillary clinton voting this morning in chappaqua, being greeted by a big crowd of supporters, also a big crowd at feeling humbled but confident. quick she had a very late night, she did not get home until 3 a.m. and she had a great event with president obama and the first lady in philadelphia. and the midnight rally that had a huge crowd waiting for her at the airport at 3 a.m. she is feeling really grateful. then: the clinton campaign says they believe out the vote effort made a big impact in those our ground states including in new hampshire. they had thousands of volunteers all up and down new hampshire knocking on doors, encouraging people to get out to the polls today. new hampshire has no early voting. we will have a covered for you tonight as we are live at the javits center on west side of manhattan. maria: thank you. we will check ag

>> donald trump back in manhattan tonight. we are awaiting his arrival it is election night headquarters. should be after many of the polls close but earlier trump and wife melania casting their votes in a manhattan polling place, number 59 earlier this morning, and outside he was met by a smattering of boos as he left his local precinct. now at this election night headquarters at times square hilton here as you can imagine security is very tight. nypd, secret service all over the place. you can see garbage trucks brought in as barriers to block the throngs of supporters and media who are just packing the sidewalks. keep in mind, this is just a 10 minute walk to the javits center where hillary clinton is having her election night party. caught up with several election day on lookers here today. both supporters, both here just trying to catch a glimpse of history going on here in new york. we did get some interesting news from fox news tonight. that word from texas that former president george w. bush and his wife laura did not