however an attorney for the clinton camp says the campaign won't contest the results. but.. it wants to help ensure the recall is fair. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is scheduled to meet with donald trump in new york tomorrow. a trump spokesperson says clarke is being considered for a number of positions, including secretary of homeland security. we asked the sheriff about the meeting, paul bunyan's axe stays in madison for a 13th consecutive year. the wisconsin badgers defeated minnesota 31 to 17 at camp randall stadium yesterday. next up, the big ten title game against penn state next saturday in indianapolis. with the win over minnesota, the badgers keep their ?national? playoff hopes alive. lance allan has more from madison: ((lance allan says "the fifth qur badgers winning the big ten west outright. and for the 13th time in a row, they keep paul bunyan's axe against minnesota."))...((bart houston says "the legendary speech comes from leo musso. he grabbed the axe and said the outside noise doesnt matter, who cares about senior night, who cares about winning the

> let's hear what the clinton camp is telling kristen welker over at the javits center at clinton headquarters tonight, kristen. >> well, brian, there's obviously a lot of focus and concern about the fact that florida is so close. obviously those early returns that we saw very early in the evening suggested that the heavily democratic areas were turning out in big numbers, but now those heavily republican areas answering. i've been talking to top clinton campaign officials who say, look, we're not panicking, we have a number of paths to 270. and that's what secretary clinton's surrogates are saying as well. they say, look, we never thought that we needed to win florida, but it's a game-over state. but, brian, i have to tell you, if she doesn't win florida, obviously it makes her path tougher so you're looking at states like virginia, pennsylvania, colorado, michigan as must-win. so that takes me to michigan. i have been surveying all of the surrogates here, campaign officials who say they are going to hold court in michigan. they go back to the ground game, the fact that she has 35 offices set

the clinton camp say is integral to their path to victory and the 270. we continue our coverage of this dramatic night. several races too close to call. we may not know the answer to this time. we'll be back in new york after this. >>> the polls are now closed in close to call column. donald trump has picked up a big victory projected to win in north carolina. idaho, take a look at this one. also goes to trump. hillary clinton is projected to win the state of colorado as well as west coast states california, look at these results with 55 electoral votes, oregon with seven electoral votes. washington with 12 electoral votes and hawaii picking up four electoral votes. let's dig in here. joining us from miami, florida is marianna. set the stage for us. what's going on in florida? >> reporter: i'm here at a local watch party in miami with latino families. the families here are mixed status. many of them have undocumented people in their families, come in, these families are grappling with what could be the outcome, the fact that donald trump could be preside

the then then internally within the clinton camp about these 33,000, just doing the actual dump of all of the other e-mails was that they were concerned about classified information possibly being in there, even though hillary clinton had assured us there were none. isn't that also with james comey's situation is right now with these additional e-mails that are on anthony weiner's e-mails? he can't just throw them out there in the worry that there's something classified and you'd have to think of somebody being on the other side of that? >> of course. i think from the fbi director's point of view, you are potentially making a case here so you are not going to put out any evidence. the case is pretty tough, if you think about all of the things that have transpired, including the president of the united states in an interview long ago saying there was no national security threat to this e-mail situation. fast forward to all of the things that have come out since, that would be a pretty tough case overall to be making. but to your point, all of this stuff was on an unsecured private serve

huge sigh of relief for the clinton camp then. republicans were furious. then tax forward to october 28, the historic let frer comey to leaders in congress, both parties by the way even though hillary clinton claimed they only went to republican leader, in which he said wait a second, we have something new and then we had another twist which is we found out what was new. it was anthony weiner's laptop suggesting that there were hundreds of thousands of more e-mails involving huma abedin that were not being investigated by the fbi. that drew howells of protest from the clinton camp saying that the investigation was reopened less than two weeks from the less that this was a miscarriage of justice. just moments ago, james comey two days before the election weighing in yet again saying, quote, based on our review, we have not changed our conclusion that we expressed in july with respect to hillary clinton. i'm very grateful he says to the professionals at the fbi for doing an extraordinary amount of high quality work in a short period of time. a little bit cry

the clinton camp called it the most direct link yet between donald trump and moscow. but the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation into russia's attempted interference in the u.s. election process, they have yet found no connection to trump. the fbi has opened a preliminary inquiry into former trump campaign manager paul manafort for consulting work done years ago for ukraine's russian-backed president. manafort has said he's heard nothing about it. separately "the new york times" say documents show trump avoided paying millions of dollars in income taxes when his creditors decades ago forgave millions of dollars in debt which he did not report as income. the legal loophole has since been outlawed by congress. trump rallies tonight here in wisconsin, home state of house speaker paul ryan. today ryan said he did vote for the republican nominee, but seemed at pains to avoid actually naming the candidate. when asked if he was going to come to tonight's rally for trump, ryan said he was unaware it was happening. bret? >> carl cameron live with the trump campaign

fbi in putting the director comey that we can all agree was for the clinton camp. was unprecedented probably not, was it illegal, so far there has been no evidence that the organization of the country did so. so i think that it is the new ones why the situation is different and why we are still at the place where at most this is a misuse of documents much in the same way the end of the george w. bush administration. so in the record he record or rt deleted tens of thousands ofre e-mails.s pertai so whether secretary clinton violated the wall in the classified information so far there is no indication that she did. >> host: woodbridge virginia, good morning.ity >> caller: you are doing a aall good job much more than all thec major corporate media and i commend you for that. hillary being guilty of espionage there is no criminal activity in the prosecution rivals and it's kind of this political thing because nobody other than hillary was hurt and nobody lost their lives.ion is f her reputation is for good decision-making and having confidence in the nation. i'm prett

the clinton camp called it the most direct link yet between donald trump and moscow. but the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation into russia's attempted interference in the u.s. election process, they have yet found no connection to trump. the fbi has opened a preliminary inquiry into former trump campaign manager paul manafort for consulting work done years ago for ukraine's russian-backed president. manafort has said he's heard nothing about it. separately "the new york times" say documents show trump avoided paying millions of dollars in income taxes when his creditors decades ago forgave millions of dollars in debt which he did not report as income. the legal loophole has since been outlawed by congress. trump rallies tonight here in wisconsin, home state of house speaker paul ryan. today ryan said he did vote for the republican nominee, but seemed at pains to avoid actually naming the candidate. when asked if he was going to come to tonight's rally for trump, ryan said he was unaware it was happening. bret? >> carl cameron live with the trump campaign

it was a breitbart story about the clinton camp trying to say powell did the same. you really don't want to get me into this. i haven't been asked or said a word about hrc and won't unless you all start it. so a little shot across there from colin powell but would add recently despite his frustration, he still endorsed hillary clinton and not donald trump, martha. >> absolutely true. so in terms of this whole thing, because i think most of us picture you in your office just basically up to your nose in wikileaks piles. so weed through the piles and what are the most salient things you've extracted so far? >> three or four big picture points that have been reveals about hillary clinton as a candidate. some we already knew and some you may have suspected but confirmed they're in black and white. number one, remember these wall street transcripts, bernie sanders was saying for a long time, he wanted those things. they finally came out here. hillary clinton talked about how she wanted open borders and you need a public versus a private position and then you had all the

now within the clinton camp the director of the fbi is not their favorite person, obviously. if she wins she can say it's a more stable transition. >> dickerson: thank you, fran and david for being with us. we will be back with our >> dickerson: we're back with our politics amy walter, john heilemann, jam heel bowie and mark leibovich. john heilemann, what is going?ln in the race right now. >> it's almost over, john. the blessed day is nearly upon us. what is going on, the races the end. it's the case hillary clinton has never been behind in the race, not for one day sings the general election started. her lead is small but it's the case the clinton campaign feel more confident about where they were then those with the obama campaign in 2012 felt at this stage in 2012. they feel she has a narrow but durable lead. that donald trump is behind has few -- electoral votes. they're not over confident but quite confident they will win on tuesday. >> dickerson: amy, what do you make of the donald trump schedule change? was suppose to be in wisconsin now in michigan and in minnesota.

. >> the candidates are holding their parties a mile and a half from >> the clinton camp is manhattan. and donald trump at the new york hilton. we have team coverage for both. leah martin is live in manhattan. >> hillary clinton and her motorcade are on their way at this time. donald trump will make his way to his event in manhattan shortly. and this morning they spent their time calling into radio shows and trying to tell the and they voted themselves. 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. t

reporter tarhonda thomas is live in boulder where the clinton camp will campaign. tarhonda, chelsea clinton is out here for her mom... trump has a new endorsement - the crusader -- a ku klux klan paper -- has devoted its republican nominee, saying the kkk and trump have shared values.. trump's campaign denounced the paper -- saying their views do not represent trump or the americans uniting behind his campaign." clinton is following suit - after trump's campaign announced they'd buy t-v ads in michigan and new mexico -- clinton said she's doing the same thing. those states typically vote democrat. clinton's campaign says it will spend more than 100- thousand dollars each of the two states. and it looks like her team has the money to do it. in the past three days, the democratic nominee has raised the most money she ever has since becoming the nominee -- over eleven million dollars. if google is any indication -- there may be a lot of people casting their ballots early. google trends announced that searches for the question 'where do i vote early' have reached an al

the clinton camp wants comey to immediately correct the issue. donald trump is seizing the fbi's announcement that it found more emails possibly related to its clinton investigation. he called the announcement a bigger scandle than watergate, although most experts say it's not coab times report shows the republican nominee isn't without issues of his own. the paper says trump avoided paying potentially hundreds of millions in taxes -- in a way even his own lawers considered questionable. the times is questioning how trump canceled hundreds of millions of dollars of debt as his atlantic city casinos went broke. the paper reports trump claimed his creditors' losses as his own. congress later three colorado lawmakers want an arizona ad showing former denver mayor wellington webb and former colorado governor bill owens urging people to vote against legalizing pot -- to be taken down. in the ad -- both webb and owens claim colorado has the highest teen use of the drug -- and not giving the money to denver schools. colorado senator pat steadman and rep

. >> this was not the outcome the clinton camp had hoped for. the mood at the watch party in new york -- turned sober quickly. with many supporters breaking down into tears. content has yet to speak publicly about the outcome. but she sent her campaign chairman t >> i want everybody across the country who supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her and to tim kaine and to all of us. >> this morning, no word on when hillary clinton plans on speaking. we are monitoring that. we will bring that to you as soon as it happens. >> we are your vote 2016 and ryan hughes. they are watching social media and are out in the community talking to voters this morning. after a historic event. we will look at how donald trump secured the 270 electoral votes required to win the presidency. >> it is all said and done. when he reached 270, he secured the presidency. what did he have to do? h with 29 electoral votes. also he took pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes and north carolina's 15. ohio, that gave trump another 18. adding

the clinton camp feels confident in nevada after a surge of voters in las vegas prompted officials to extend early voting for several hours. michigan on the other hand has become so close that clinton its head back there on monday. and it was her husband's sole stop today. >> i believe hillary will carry michigan if we turn out. a clinton aide says her reaction to the comey letter was understated and she hasn't mentioned it here in cleveland. they believe the word will get out whether clinton talks about it or not in the closing days. elaine. >> nancy cordes, thank you. when he got the news about hillary clinton's e-mails. here is major garrett. >> you have to understand, it's a rigged system. and she is protected. >> the before an enthusiastic minnesota crowd, donald trump alluded to fbi director james comey's decision not to charge hillary clinton in the latest round of her e-mail scandal but said it did not put the controversy to rest. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time. for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy. likely conc

. >> this morning we have not the eye's ben simmoneau has been covering the clinton camp. he's in new york as well. >> a bleary-eyed new york city this morning. we are inside the javits center last night. the crowd very confident in the early hours, but right around the 9:00 hour when it looked like some of these big states were going donald trump's way -- florida, north carolina, a very close race in virginia, which hillary clinton did manage to squeak out. the crowd basically deflated like air out of a balloon and then it was downhill from there si night. we have not heard from hillary clinton. she was watching the results just down 5th avenue from donald trump at the peninsula hotel in new york city. we do know she called donald trump in the early-morning hours to concede this race to him. her campaign chair, john podesta, went to the javits center to speak to supporters there. have a listen. >> i want every person across the country who supported hillary to know that your voices us. we are so proud of you, and we are so proud of her! [cheers and applause] >> she's done

top-secret information they campaign does not want to be linked to the clinton camp. this is a breaking story we will continue to update. >> the campaign trail focused on the bay area again with hillary clinton over my shoulder. in a few minutes her husband will take the stage in st. petersburg we have marisela burgos with what we can expect from bill clinton tonight. >> reporter: he is expected to speak after 6:30. you can see a crowd of people already in this room at the jackson rec center. investigating her emails again. they say it doesn't matter to them. check this out. hillary clinton has 21 different events today from florida to wisconsin and one of them is the one for her husband is pushing votes here tonight. it is safe to say that these candidates assume the have all the votes they need to win the presidency one week from today. but again bill clinton is expected to speak after 30 marisela burgos, abc action news. >> thank you. >>> we are learning details about joe biden's campaign rally in tampa tomorrow. he is scheduled to speak at the museum of science an

the latest 8 news now/ j-m-c analytics poll has trump and clinton tied in the silver >> the trump camp is looking to take advantage of some recent momentum here in nevada. former republican presidential candidate doctor ben carson will be in town saturday to stump for trump. and donald trump himself will host a rally in reno saturday evening. rudy giuliani will round out the weekend with a visit to las vegas sunday. ((kirsten joyce)) >> don't forget today is the last day for early voting in nevada. we have all the information you need for poll hours and las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a group of top scientists will soon go to work in our state to develop a new technology for space travel. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> coming up on the valley's new leader.. >> the i-team's george knapp gets the inside scoop on the project that's hoping to bring us one step closer to bringing man to the surface of mars./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left

the question was sent to the clinton camp in marve before a cnn debate in march. the report said a woman with a the water crisis inflint will ask -- in flint will ask what clinton will do about it. brazil no longer works for cnn. >>> an entire condo complex engulfed in flames. investigators will be looking at what kind of materials were being used. stilts you are $2 million worth of damage. >>> the mother of that little boy who died in a hot car outsidat defending the boy's father. justin ross harris is accused of murdering their 22-month-old cooper. harris' now ex-wife saying he was broken and beside himself. defense attorneys say cooper's death was an act and harris just forgot his son was in the car. >>> less than a day ago a gofundme account has exceeded a car. when investigators found him he couldn't walk. he weighed only six pounds when he should have been 20 pounds. the fur around his eyes was so matted he couldn't even see. officials in new jersey are now looking for the person or people who threw him from a car. several eyewitnesses saw what happened and

we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> the trump and the clinton camps no longer trading barbs but urging cooperation. >> constitution enshrines the cherish it. >> the two and a half month transition process began last june. trump and the clinton campaigns began working with the white house coordinating council. president obama: we are all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. richard: there are deep wounds here. >> hillary clinton looks like she will come close to win the popular vote if not win it out right. that will raise questions about mandate after the election. >> still, president obama says the george w. bush transition went smoothly and he wants the same this time. >> i have instructed my team to follow the example that president bush's team set eight years ago and work as hard as we can to make sure it's a successful transition. richard: don't forget president obama had execute orders about immigration and all of that and we have to see how smoothly thing goes before the new occupant of the white house takes his new home here. reporting li

there must be some relief in the clinton camp. the male probe is over and she is slightly ahead in national polls. philip: -- the email probe is over and she is slightly ahead in national polls. it is of course relatively strange timing, but it is good for the hillary clinton campaign. the damage of course has been done, between the two weeks, saiden when james comey that he wanted to look at further emails in conjunction with that investigation, and now millions of votes were potentially influenced. and donald trump says that hillary clinton could not be trusted as the u.s. president. but of course, they are happy this is over. it gives them a boost going into the last two days and possibly also gets rid of the specter of an investigation hanging over, when or if she gets into the white house. the likelihood is relatively big because there is not just that number poll you just mentioned. the final polls before election day, there are those they give lead 5%, even a 6% nationally. she is also doing ok in most of the battleground s

outcome the clinton camp at hoped for. her watch party in new york turned somber quickly with many supporters stunned some broke down in tears. clinton has yet to speak publicly but said her campaign chairman went out to address supporters. >> i want every person across the country that supported so much to her into tim and to all of us. >> this morning, no word on when hillary clinton plans on speaking but we will monitor that. >>> we are your vote 2016 station would team coverage monitoring all of the developments in the race. we the community as people begin to react to these results that we learned early this morning at. -- early this morning. >> we start with meredith was here to break down the electoral college votes. as a right now donald trump has secured 278 electoral votes. >> that is right 270 are right now we're still waiting to hear officially for minnesota, michigan, arizona, however, here is what we can tell you about big surprises, swing states that ended up going red. us here in florida, 29 electoral votes

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the clinton camp and he is also live in new york city. good morning >> good morning emily and randy, that's what happened to the crowd, gathered at hillary clinton's campaign evening watch party, a lot of tears in that room tonight, a lot of people just shaking their heads, they could not believe this was happening. a lot of people were confident that she was going to win because that's what most of the polls seem to indicate. we have not heard from her as you mentioned. we do know that she did call donald trump to compete right around the 3:00 a.m. hour, and chairman to the center, and he tried to put a good face on it for the crowd. >> i want every person across the country who supported hillary clinton to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her and to tim and to all of us. we are so proud of you! we are so proud of her. she's done an she is not done yet. >> not long after john podesta addressed the crowd, that's when we understand hillary clinton called to concede. she chose that venue, a big indoor space but bec

in fact the clinton camp says supporters have donated over $11 million to her campaign just in the three days director james comey announced the inquiry. meanwhile, donald trump remains on message, he's going after clinton for the recent fbi news tieing her to obamacare, reaching out to disinfected democratic voters who he says may feel buyers remorse. >> this is a message for any democratic who have already cast their ballots for hillary clinton and who are having a bad words you want to change your vote. a lot of stuff has come out since your vote. so few live here, or in much or pennsylvania or minnesota, those four places, you can change your vote to donald trump will. well make america great again. >> with six clinton and trump are spending millions on new ads set to air between now and election day. over 26 million voters have cast their early ballots, compared to 13 million in 2012. florida alone has seen an increase in 1.8 million votes this election cycle a. whopping 20% of republicans who voted early in florida, voted for hillary clinton. visited the state of florida more times

i will be at the clinton camp courtny gerrish will be in oshkosh with the trump campaign... in the race for the seat house speaker paul ryan is up against... >> less see what those expectations are for tonight. we have our political panel. we have joe, a democratic strategy and state director for president obama and stefon thomas. both of you guys have lived through election days. take me through what it's like to be on this day and let's look at the presidential race. joe, we didn't clinton in state at all during the general election. was that a sign she felt this state was comfortable and she had it and it will pay off. >> i think she did. we are hearing transportation reports of turnout in the city of milwaukee and in the state from early vote numbers to today i think once again wisconsin will be one of the top states in the country for voter turnout. i think that's a tremendous team no matter which team you are voting for. close at 8. as long as you are in line by then you, too can have your. >> stefan, donald trump made five stops here. is it in play? does he have a cha

. >> we have make emanuel following the clinton camp. but first we have john roberts live for us in sarasota, florida. donald trump looks to break that tie in the sunshine state. not really an important state there. not at all. >> not at all. only 29 lek terrelectoral votes biggest battle ground state. let's look at the way the early voting wrapped up nearly 7 million people cast ballots so far in the state of florida. up 4.3 million in 2012. they had longer to vote 14 days as opposed to 8 back in 2012. th there is a pool around 2 and a half million people left. it's an all out battle today to get the voters out to the polls. tomorrow not only that but of course all of the voters left in the battle ground state across the country. that's why donald trump split five dates a rally that was supposed to start in leesburg, virginia at 9:30 at night didn't begin until after midnight. donald trump traying to motivate people saying the system is rigged and this is how you can chan change it. >> be careful with the voting, be careful are with eve

i think one of the things that the clinton camp is trying to spin is that basically they tossed the book on the desk and said here's our case, which is ridiculous. they've done a lot of legwork, they interviewed a lot of people -- >> by the way, you got these hacked -- we now know the media is corrupt. there's not really a clinton foundation investigation, which is total nonsense. but they're spinning it -- the justice department is leaking to their media pallance the media so sops it up. you knew this investigation was ongoing from when in. >> from last summer. it's always hard to know on the outside looking in how widespread it was. but we've head people from the bureau confirm to news outlets that five offices, little rock, washington, new york, los angeles and miami have been looking into this in addition to some of their overseas operations. >> is there any doubt what they did is bribery pay to play, the uranium deal, the moroccan deal, the list krcreated for the hait relief fund. >> look at my book and what's come out in wikileaks. you have the internal review done at the clinton f

and candidates are flooding the badger state. the clinton camp in madison today ... while donald trump spoke in eau claire. he including people dead for years -- who somehow manage to vote on election day.but is that an urban legend -- or something that actually happned here in wisconsin? the i-team has been digging into this for weeks... steve chamraz is here now with what he's uncovered. we looked at hundreds of thousands of wisconsin voter records.we spent dozens of hours searching through other documents.to see if the claim of "zombie" voters could be backed up by facts. at voting records from 24,684 people who cast a ballot. using their first, middle and last names. we compared voter records with death records from the social security administration. 362 cases where the first, middle and last name plus the zip code matched. so that proves it, right? no. it means our work is just beginning. voter records show a woman named jane e.camillo died in 1978 but she voted 7 times since 2012. we found the jane e.camillo who has been voting all these years in bayside. she

they need to keep -- or to get those in the case of florida, back into the clinton camp. >> if the flips both, -- let's say he flips minnesota and new mexico. she still wins. >> yes. >> and gets all of the tossup states. the thing is, though this is tightening, and there's a path for donald trump, it's narrow, and it's overgrown and it's hidden. >> a difficult one. but you know, we have underestimated this sentiment in the electorate and i think this demographic story that janet did is a reflection how fast things have change ode in to the united states, and how sentiment has chenged with it. so voters may surprise us in some of these states. the polls, however, should be picking that up. and have been indicating which way the states or leaning. >> the only things the polls don't factor in is the difference in the get out the vote between the two candidates on election day. they assume they're the same, and in this election they're not. lots more to come on politics. stay with us. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing th

party and now some in the clinton camp. the clinton camp who has now joined that effort. martin? >> thanks, christi. with the death of fidel castro and the election of donald trump, the thaw of the relationship between the u.s. and cuba suddenly could be in jeopardy. the signs can be found to the different reactions from castro's death from president obama and president-elect donald trump. the cuban people must know they have a friend and partner in the united states of america, unquote, from obama. trump called him a brutal dictator and said fidel castro is dead, with an exclamation point. i want to bring in helen aguirre. thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> martin, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. mr. trump has threatened at least prior to the election to undo the work done by president obama to bring the u.s. and cuba closer together. what kind of changes in this relationship could you foresee in a trump administration? >> well, there's no question that president-elect trump sees and understands how

. >> the candidates are holding their parties a mile and a half from >> the clinton camp is manhattan. and donald trump at the new york hilton. we have team coverage for both. leah martin is live in manhattan. >> hillary clinton and her motorcade are on their way at this time. donald trump will make his way to his event in manhattan shortly. and this morning they spent their time calling into radio shows and trying to tell the

to win there should be grave concern in the clinton camp. the reason the secretary may lose is that the tipping point may have been reached. if you are familiar with malcolm gladwell's theory bad things mount up and then suddenly at a dramatic moment everything comes crashing down. for hillary clinton, the fbi may be the tipster. not only is the email investigation now reopened but fox news is reporting that the clinton foundation also under heavy scrutiny by federal investigators. we will give you the facts on both stories in just a few moments. it seems many voters are becoming disenchanted with the entire clinton situation because the controversies are seemingly endless. we're not talking about fervent democrats or liberal zealots. we're talking about ordinary americans who vote on the basis of what is best for the country. now, early in the campaign, talking points gave hillary clinton some good advice and that was to speak directly to the american people through a series of interviews. explain the email stuff. spell out the clinton foun

tonight they are only a couple of miles from the clinton camp another trump tower. a few miles are separating the of them, same city, hoping for the same outcome. scott: you are right about that. one of them is probably going to be sorely disappointed. unless for some reason this drags out. do to legal challenges or tight votes in several states. we hope that is not the case. the coincidence of them both being here. people here call it a victory party. donald trump critics scoff at the no victory. all he has done is upend the system and prove all the doubters have been wrong. how many times have we thought it wouldn't happen? he hood 1% of the polls early on. there were 17 republicans who are making a run. of course he emerged. someone who has never run for political office in his life and he is one night away from possibly becoming the president. his day was low key. he went to the polling station and quickly and quietly went trump today. there was an e-mail that went out from the team that he would spend the day talking to the top political strategist to do any so

jc monahan will be at trump campaign headquarters and ben simmoneau will be with the clinton camp. maria: right now the fbi and police in new york are assessing the credibility of information they received of a possible al qaeda terror attack against the u.s. on the eve of election day. counter-terrorism investigators are reviewing the information that mentioned new york, texas and virginia as potential , targets. information lacks specific information. both hillary clinton and donald trump are holding their election parties in new york city. ed: right now, of falmouth man is facing attempted murder charges after struggling with police officers and throwing error when in their faces. two officers had to be taken to the hospital. maria: juli mcdonald is live in falmouth for more on how this happened. was started as a routine call for police officers. what started as a tame arrest ended with officers with potentially dangerous chemicals in their eyes and noses. russell pena now facing attempted murder charges. >> everything going on with the heroin epidemic, we do not know what is in

clinton camp argues he was shorthanding for a dump to the press. trump calls it a coverup attempt. >> it's been shown that a rigged system with more collusion possibly illegal between the department of justice, the clinton campaign and the state department. >> reporter: clinton is holding a 1.9 lead in an average of national polls. the gop standard bearer laid out his victory path choosing 13 battleground states for a final $25 million blitz of new ads. >> the clintons, from dead broke to worth hundreds of millions. how did hillary end up filthy rich? pay to play politics. >> reporter: trump knows he must win florida. with six days left, he is up in recent polls. in pennsylvania, where clinton had a ten-point lead in october, trump is now tied, down four points within the margin of error. now that it's close, he does not want supporters relaxing. >> the polls are all saying we're going to win florida. don't believe it. don't believe it. get out there and vote. pretend we're slightly behind. you gotta get out. we don't want to blow this. >> reporter

mood like inside the clinton camp today? >> i have not talked to the clinton camp in the last day or two, but the mood among democrats generally is horrible, the worst i have seen in 30 years in politics. >> wow. >> i have been through three elections, and it has never been like this. >> why so hard? >> there's crushing disappointment we won't have a hillary clinton presidency, but even more the shock and dismay that we just elected trump to be president and democrats do truly believe the man is not fit to be president. >> with respect to the down ballot, though, did reality fail to meet expectations and if it did is there a prevailing sense of why this happened? >> yeah, reality failed to meet expectations and then some. i think people were expecting that we would do very well in the senate races and we would pick up more seats in the house, and the devastation continued down the ballot, and republicans now control the senate, and the state legislators and the governorship in 24 states and that means they have a trifecta co

ben simmoneau will be with the clinton camp and j.c. monahan will be at trump campaign special edition of the eyeopener. we're on tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. all the way through 7:00. you can count on newscenter 5 for complete election coverage. randy: also in news to go, six young people facing charges after a violent confrontation with police in cambridge. police were forced to use pepper spray to get the crowd under control at the cambridgeside galleria. about a thousand people there for a meet and greet with rapper desiigner and rookie jaylen brown. 5:30 event. when that did not happen, police say things got out of control with bricks and glass being thrown. emily: a westborough high school teacher facing oui charges. mary flanagan's flood alcohol level was double the legal limit saturday. they say she was pulling out of wayland high school when she hit two cars. flanagan told police she had two bail tracked down by his gps monitor. keith herring is accused of shooting gary duff-turcotte. herring was wearing a monitor from anothe

the clinton camp will join forces with the green party candidate jill stein who has raised millions of dollars to have a recount in wisconsin. however, in a post from jill stein's campaign counsel so far the campaign has not uncovered any evidence of hacking of voting systems. stein wants a recount in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan where trump's combined margin of victory was just over 100,000 votes. >>> meantime, president-elect donald trump announcing two more key picks for his administration on friday. he has tapped katie mcfarland as deputy national security adviser and washington attorney donald mcgan as white house counsel. the announcements coming a they debate the choices for u.s. secretary of state. trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway tweeting this, receiving deluge of social media and private comments regarding mitt romney. some trump loyalists are warning against romney as secretary of state. i want to bring in tara seth mire and paris ginard to discuss this. paris, why would kellyanne conway tweet out something like this about someone under consideration for thi

after the clinton camp said they will support election recount u efforts. and as jennifer johnson reports, trump is getting pushback an one of the potential cabinet picks. >> as president-elect donald trump ends his holiday weekend tweeting about hillary clinton's decision. green party candidate has made the request demanding recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. >> this was a half riddled election and on top of that, our voting machines are very open to hacking. >> this is a fund raising, notoriety driven by a person who wo33 president-elect trump won is 1-.4 million. >> clinton's campaign lawyer said they didn't uncover evidence of hack, but now that a recount has been initiated in wisconsin, we intend to participate -- in a manner fair to all sides. trump is moving on speaking regularly with president obama and building his white house team, but mitt romney, his possible secretary of state, is proving to be continue verse he and his consuls were nothing but awful to donald trump for a year. >> rival or not, he's going to hire the best people possible. w

monica malpass is at the clinton camp. >> reporter: hi matt that is right, high energy at the javits certain a warm of media descends for call to wall election day coverage and chasm pains coming down to this and hillary clinton comes to the building in the evening to watch the polling results and coming out on the stage behind me to hopefully make a winning speech. the armed encampment here at the javits center, homeland security and nypd including bomb sniffing dogs and a security entrance with wands and searches. this is the stage will hillary clinton will make a victory or concession speech tonight? >> the glass ceiling above her is the one she is hoping to break. thousands of media from around the world is setting up trucks inside to record the historic day. everyone wants their voice to count in this tight election. >> stop all of this arguing, bickering back and forth like a bunch of little children. it's the worst i have ever seen. >> it's messy and suppose to be messy but our privilege and right. >> either way it's going to be fascinating. of course 20 years after bill clint

our ben simmoneau has reaction from the clinton camp. j.c. monahan is following the >> breaking overnight, donald trump will be the 45th president of the united states. and overnight the president-elect did address his supporters jus that americans will no longer settle for less than the best and that we must dream big for our country. hillary clinton did call trump to congratulate him. he congratulated her. she has not addressed her supporters at this point, but we are expecting that will be happening a little bit later this morning. >> it is 4:55. time for your early "news to go." we're following breaking news from mattapan. shooting on savannah avenue. police responded to the scene about 10:45 and found the man with a gunshot wound to his upper body. he was pronounced dead. police have no leads and ask anyone with information to call them. >> a salem, massachusetts, police officer is due in court after he was arrested for a rape charge. officer brian butler is the husband of salem's police chief mary butler. he was arrested yesterday in co

it's one of the reasons thousands of supporters urged the clinton camp to join the recount effort. the clinton campaign says it hasn't uncovered any evidence the vote was tampered with. during the campaign, it was donald trump who often complained the fix was in. >> it's a rigged system. it's a rigged election. it's rigged like you've never seen before. registered to vote. >> reporter: and he's still complaining. on twitter, he went on a tirade about the recount, calling it "a scam" and tweeting out hillary clinton's own words. >> we must accept this result and then look to the future. >> reporter: and trump went on to make some astonishing claims. even though clinton's lead in the popular vote is now more than 2 million, trump now insists he won the popular vote, people who voted illegally." he's also alleging serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. no evidence for any of it. elections officials across the country, outraged. >> i know it's false. but it's hard to combat facebook and twitter. or the president-elect. >> reporter: in california, the secretary o

for the clinton camp, there are a lot of those hands. hillary clinton is in nevada and arizona later today. while others including the president and the vice president, they hit key battleground states. the trump campaign has an equally long list of campaign stops today. four of his c