wayne county, notoriously late for coming in -- later. i'm not criticizing wayne county. but you're looking at this. donald trump is doing what he has to do. compared to four years ago, all that up here in the upper peninsula, of what they call the mitten, if you will, running it up, still some places president obama did well, at the moment, donald trump is leading. it's a tiny little county but that thousand votes can make the difference in a close state when you get down to a counts. let's go to colorado. >> colorado is close. >> 65% of the vote is in. hillary clinton is ahead by 89,000 votes. >> about 89,000 votes so you're looking at what are we missing. so again most of this state is won here unless this is very close, then the smaller counties fill it in. let's just check. adams county, 97% of the state population. these denver suburbs, important how they shifted, to what many democrats hoped would be blue. 57% for president obama. this is a pattern would be seeing in a lot of places where donald trump is running more competitive. you move down here to arapahoe coun

michigan, we're still looking for wayne county, detroit. but 60% of wayne county is in. only 40% outstanding in wayne county. two-thirds yet to be counted. that's republican territory. we could see trump's lead build. >> and wayne county is much bigger. so, 40% is a much bigger pool of votes. mccomb may come down to -- donald trump is carrying, but not as big as earlier. but michigan is going >> we should explain a little bit about mccomb county in the state of michigan. that's state where reagan brought a lot of democrats up to the republican party. bill clinton won them back in 1992, they've been fought over since then. >> it's always, winning michigan as best as you can in oakland, mccomb, survive the rest of the state. that was always the winning strategy for democrats. now it looks like he's doing better than normal in mccomb, and the rest of the mitten, he's running up huge numbers. >> bill? >> i'm just looking at my own little math here. trump is running stronger in wisconsin than michigan, and is there's more vote there, and he has a bigger margin. >> what are we

. >> and i'm looking at wayne county again, where detroit is. you see secretary clinton's lead here, that's 136, plus three, so 139. i'm going to look at the numbers to make sure i get them right. mitt romney, barack obama. democrats are saying can we pull this one out tonight. it was 381,000. so we've got 40% still to count. 381,667. that was the margin. we're going to talk about this in philadelphia, democrats need to run it up. 381,000. we've got 40% of the precinct still to count. we've got a lot of votes to come in and they could come from inner city detroit. 381,000 plus. she's way short where we are right now. so the question is, can she get here as we get there, as we pull this back out. we're up to 49% of the vote now. is it doable? yes. other democratic areas we're still looking for votes here. we'll see one way to go but this is going to come down to turn out right here in wayne county, michigan, and i just -- >> let's screen that to see where the outstanding vote is. and this is 75% or less of the vote has already been counted. >> yo

wooster and wayne county. and our friends in akron and canton and we're in the 40s closer to the lake. and the winds not a huge issue this morning from the southwest five to ten miles an hour. and we're dry right now and one of the reasons for it is the high pressure off to the chicago land area. keeping thins nice and dry for the -- things nice and dry for the buckeye only through the afternoon today but also tomorrow. so let's walk each and every hour now from now to lunchtime and it looks wonderful. a cooler start this morning so if you're going to head out the door, i suggest a light jacket. the 5:00 hour and beyond, a great looking night if you're thinking about doing dinner on the back porch or running to your favorite restaurant. if you plan to sit outside, and tomorrow morning, off to worship services, a great looking start and don't forget the sunglasses and perhaps the sunscreen. and tomorrow afternoon if you plan to spend and extended amount of time outside. today, the temperatures low to mid-60s fo

so right now wayne county 36 degrees. flying for ashland to richland county. let's show you on the power of 5 here. we're still seeing that kind of dividing line because temperatures are above the freezing mark for millersburg to wayne county, but that cool air in place for southern ashland county. you can see moisture is in place out to the east, but we're seeing a few kind of wintery mix here for northern medina county to southern cuyahoga county. so that's solon area. probably noticing a few ice pellets that are moving across the area. now, we're kind of going to get a little bit of a break here around that 9:00 to 10:00 hour, but you can see the back edge of this moisture wants to bring in more snowfall activity. so i want to show you our hour by hour. nick, we've already seen our high for today. we'll jump up just a few degrees by the noon hour, but the 30s, they will be in place throughout the fierveg hour. >> either way we know it's going to be cold and windy. life after she says is she was sexually assaulted by a deacon at a cleveland church. now that

wayne county is 38 degrees where that fog is currently on the low-level. that will lift throughout the day, 38 millersburg. good morning maple heights to summit county. akron you are currently in the upper 30s to lower 40s. you can see hour by hour jump in our temperatures. this will happen a lot quicker this afternoon from 10 until 11:00. we will jump about 11 degrees. we will sit in the 60s by the noon hour. 63 for high for greater cleveland. inland locations, you should be near 64. even millersburg you should see that warm air still . it is prime time here for november, 2nd week in your 70 and some spots. we will track a few showers late tuesday evening, but police soak this up -- please soak this up of next week and we will talk about cold and chill with daytime highs only in the lower 40s. >> that first part of the forecast calls for a happy face a multi-.-- emoji >> for the people that study the emojis they are so much more. the national emojicon is happening right now. the foremost experts on emoji language and design explain their design. they say

we're waking up to 34 degrees in wayne county and 35 in elyria. and closer to the lake, the temperatures in the mid-40s and more mild towards the lake. inland, especially when you factor in the breeze out there from the south between 5 to 10 miles an hour. and it feels worse than the stated temperature. and maybe you're heading to the cuyahoga national park, a beautiful place to be especially with the change in colors. and 43 degrees by 9 and lunchtime in the 50s and high today 62 gr and when could we see it? probably election day. >> thank you so many. queen b and jay-z stood with hillary clinton for a free concert. it was supposed to start at 8:00. but it was delayed after a police situation. the entrance to the event was limited before the incident concluded. and the event was complete with jay coal and chance the rapper. and the greate from gene b herself. she performed with her husband jay-z before hillary clinton was welcomed to the stage. >> remember. jay said something we should all recall. martin luther walked so president obama could run

but this is wayne county. this is detroit. hillary clinton got 517,022 in wayne county. four years ago president obama got 595,000 plus votes. that is an 83,000 plus different between obama then and hillary clinton. now she's losing the state of michigan by 11,000 vote. she got the percentages in wayne county. 67%. the percentage looks great. the numbers, she didn't have the numbers. they stayed home. they didn't vote. >> thank you very much john king. and when you talk about who voted and who didn't. one of the big surprises here as we break this down was hispanics. there were many who said there is no way anyone who's hispanic is going to vote for donald trump because of the wall because of the mexican rapest comment and tho and those people were dead wrong. stunning numbers. what did you get wrong? >> i didn't. because these numbers are wrong. and i'll tell you why. i have talked about this. the polls, right, time after time in those panels about how they completely undercount the hispanic vote because they don't go where hispanics are and they don't talk to hispanics

there's a lot of votes still to come in in wayne county. over 800,000 votes were cast four years ago. we're only really at the halfway point if you use 2012 as the benchmark. there are still votes to come out of macomb county, this was an obama county. this is one trump targeted. he has turned it around. he can make up some of the margin there. he's also doing surprisingly well again. this was an obama county. trump appears to have flipped it. we saw it in wisconsin as well. there are trump areas. if you look like we did in wisconsin, look at all the red on this map right now in michigan as the returns come in, go back to 2012. you saw the blue areas, not quite as dramatic as wisconsin, but you're seeing it. so hillary clinton has opportunities and you see the votes have changed again. she's 25,000 behind. there are opportunities really in wayne county and a little bit in ann arbor for her to make that up . if he can get michigan, wisconsin, and nevada, that would stop trump. >> steve kornacki, right now, what's the total amount of the vote

we go to wayne county to see heroin bagged up as evidence along with digital scales and drug instruments and crime tape hangs where one man overdosed. and police reports detail where three other men and two women all oded in different parts of the city between three and 11:00 p.m. thursday. >> it is a problem everywhere. this is an epidemic like i don't think the country has seen before. >> wooster chief matt fisher says that cops use a medicine to reverse the overdoses and two are have seen the chief suspects a batch of heroin laced with fen ta nal or carfentanil made it to his town. >> whatever it made was something stronger than your every day run of the mill heroin. >> the suspect is locked up accused of providing the heroin. >> wooster has 26,000 people and not too touched by the people in wayne county. >> there are 22 confirmed and there is probable at least 8 to 10 more. >> dr. patterson and melinda coughman work at 180 and say it is not only the increase that is alarming, the deaths. >> a lot of the ones are the younger kids coming in probable between 19 and 25. >>> but they hope

let's go down to wayne county. one of the biggest concerns for the democrats in this election cycle has been african-american turnout. wayne county, detroit, we're only at 11%. so if wayne county ends the night 48-45, donald trump will win michigan. we're only at 11% so we'll see how this one plays out. >> john i want to go to virginia. there's been a dramatic development. >> it's turned blue. >> hillary clinton has now taken a slight lead. less than 2,000 votes. 47.5% to 47.4%. you see her lead has just green. this is prince womilliam county >> we've gone from 16 to 28% up to 89% in fairfax county. that's why it happened. these votes have come in, in northern virginia and that's why this state has done this in the last couple cycles. you see the republican build an early lead and the democrat bounce back. doesn't mean we're done. she has a tiny -- >> 2,000 votes. >> the key is we are still know what's left. louden county, winning by a healthy margin. we are still have 14%. she's winning by a lopsided margin. let's

but now here it comes again here in wayne county. this is where the steadiest rain is occurring around a mansfield and ashland and also around a worcester. there may even be a sleet pellet or two with the pink color you can see in wayne county. i have the alert going through so if you are going to be getting off the road -- hitting the road early in the morning now through about 10:00 a.m., it is mainly going to be light rain, but still some slow holiday travel because of that through the morning. it won't be a steady rain all day tomorrow. the next few hours and i know this is a big night out and we are cloudy at cleveland hopkins, but the rain is moving in. 40 at midnight and 40 at 1:00 a.m. we'll hold steady in the low 40s here the rest of night. black better. i'll bring you the details on that coming up. >> millions of people across the country are on the move. passengers are packing airports like in atlanta and l.a. and chicago and miami to gridlock on the highways. we are gettingence as how you can survive the holiday rush safe

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in wayne county, when all of the precincts are counted in detroit, then they tell us what the absentee vote it. we don't know what that number is and our guys want to know what the number is until they as you can see, it is a trump lead there. let me take us over to pennsylvania. there it is. here in pennsylvania, again, between provisional ballots and the extraneous ones that are around, and some provisional ballots, our folks don't think we'll be ae pennsylvania tonight. you've got to know everything that's available. we know a few other news organizes have. our guys don't want to do it considering how many provisionals or out there. >> can he win without -- >> he can win with any pairing, any combination. he can win with just pennsylvania and arizona. he's 22 short. so both wisconsin and michigan i think wisconsin looks of all these i think the biggest reach for clinton is wisconsin. we'll throw ten in there. that's 258. michigan would put him over or pennsylvania. so look, we are -- i'll get to the what if in a minute and make sure it's all working well. sh this point. pennsylvania

she can't afford to lose that much of wayne county. that many votes out of wayne county. they wouldn't go to trump, they just wouldn't be there. does she pick up more in the suburbs or is there this white working class wave. if it's going to materialize anywhere, it will materialize in michigan. you may see a little of it in pennsylvania. michigan, florida, and north carolina. north carolina, you could have the democratic ticket and it's so unpopular among key voting groups that he could pull in enough democratic votes to take the stage. what a fascinating story putting those two next to each other. >> can't wait for to you pull it out of the map. >> and the board will catch on fire or something. thank you both for joining us. now to the actual voting. tens of millions of americans heading to the polls to cast ballots. millions took advantage of early voting in 37 states. one state we are watching closely, no surprise here, we always watch this one closely. florida. it will play a key role. gabe gutierrez joins us from miami. miami-dade county. they say that is the place

further south, and richland wayne county, holmes county, nice lights, soaking rain. that will continue eastward. if you don't have the rain yet in places like akron, you can see we have dry weather now but that what weather is coming your way. it all continues to move them. the same goes for lake county around painesville. you pick up rain showers as we go through the night. >>> all this dealing with chilly temperatures but everything is above freezing. we sits at 40 degrees now. the bigger picture, all that's cold air sitting further to the north, dealing with snow and portions of the northern lakes and eastern in the adirondacks with a had 50 inches of snow thanks to lake ontario. in ohio, it's just rain and that will pass through as they go to the knights. will still be around in the early morning. it looks like you may have to dodge a few raindrops. cool and damp for good part of the day. scattered showers hanging around to the afternoon into the evening. temperatures not making it much above 50. will be in the upper 40s across the area. southwesterly winds conti

over at the billboard and wayne county, right? >> detroit, a right? >> wayne county, detroit. a lot of democratic votes there. 47.8% for trump, clinton is at 47.1%. still winning in a little bit of the vote. this is super tight. why does it matter? it could decide the entire thing right now. and 254 votes. he needs to get to 270. if he wins michigan, he's the president. how does she do it? can she do it right now? you would almost have to see hillary clinton run the table. we've talked so many weeks about trump doing a inside straight to pull off the presidency. look at her challenge. if you give her paennsylvania ad michigan and nevada, then you have to give her the state of arizona and then she would pull in a 272 electoral votes with new hampshire outstanding and maine and alaska but that would do it. can she do it right now? does she have the votes to pull it off? this is what we're seeing in the state of arizona. trump has about a 4-point lead. how does that stack up historically? go back to 2012 and we can show you what mitt romney and barack obama did. mitt romney won.

we're up to 96% in wayne county. a very big healthy lead for hillary clinton when it comes to percentages, but no more votes. oakland county, no more votes. tennessee county, the last time just above 40%. now they're up to 84%. those are votes for secretary clinton, but even if she gets another five or eight thousand more out of there, doesn't match up. it's getting hard to find the votes. let's go over to wisconsin. we're in the same boat here. 90% now. >> 85,000 vote lead that trump has. >> it's a healthier lead there. milwaukee is up to 99%. this would have been your biggest chance to get votes. we went from 87 to 99. she didn't make up enough. the clinton campaign has been saying watch dane county. 16 % of the vote is out here. it's conceivable when you get that, 16% of the precinct. you could get a giant stack of votes. if you're looking at the map, you're thinking there it is, but you're placing a giant bet on one county. when you go through the rest of this, most of it is in. 91% here, but look at the p percen

our friends down toward wooster and wayne county, waking up to 34 degrees. there as well. we're also detecting a little bit of fog down towards akron canton. so freezing -- freezing fog could be an issue in your neck of the woods as well. closer towards the lake. good morning to you at 40 degrees now. winds generally from the south between 5 to 10 miles per hour. we are nice and dry. so rain will not be an issue, compliments of high pressure further toward r this is a bit early. in geeky meteorological terms, it's called sub say dense. that's sinking motion in our atmosphere. clouds are not able to grow and develop. we have that sinking motion overhead. if you're thinking, "i have a with grandma," going to out to her favorite restaurant looks something. toward this afternoon, around say the 5:00 hour, upper 0s, lower 60s. tonight, looking equally as nice, and by first thing tomorrow morning, if you're perhaps headed to worship services, i think the morning looks equally nice there, too. then, by your sunday afternoon, we keep things high and dry. so a beautiful week ahead

county. the big talker besides those wins is as temperatures increase many saw about 13-150 warmer than yesterday afternoon. go ahead and lose that big winter coat. you can now greater cleveland 590. ashtabula you are in the mid- 50s, warmer air starting to tracking for akron and can almost at the 600 mark. you can see from the radar just a few clouds and most of the moisture is tracking toward the eastern seaboard. what we are seeing a spotty showers for southern richland and ashland county making its way to the south and east fairly quickly. things will continue to dry out throughout the afternoon. so getting over the rain, we that is going to start to bring us widespread rain throughout the overnight. i will be back in just a few minutes to look at accumulation totals. >>> several groups of workers are rallying for pay raises at cleveland hopkins airport. they want the minimum wage to be raised to $15 an hour. the rally calls on to a national day of action with the group pfeifer 15. protes

we'll start to really see the heavier stark county. even wayne county. we'll be on the light side for the greater cleveland area. so rain is in the forecast throughout your evening but you can see 9:45 to the 10:00 hour it moves to the east. still effecting asterbula. we'll be in the lower 40s and even overnight lows tonight. dropping down to basically back to normal in the lower 30s as that front chance of a little bit of moisture at times. a little bit of snow accumulation starting to pick town the west. things will start to dry out for your thursday. so tonight going to be kind of a dicey one here. as rain is still in the forecast. the big note is our temperatures drop about 20 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. we're back in the 40s for your weekend. things looking pretty dry. mostly cloudy for you satu now it's time for mark. >>> , you know, every year i look and i don't think they can do better but they can improve every year. >> yeah. especially last seven or eight years. all these new customers. so much stronger. foliage. they last longer. this is no

county to richland county where you are seeing a lot of sunshine. it is also more filtered as the control over greater cleveland. first pitch, temperatures in the lower 70s, well above normal, with a slight south breeze at 10 to 20 miles per hour that. will affect the players just a tad bit, but by 9:30, 68 degrees. after the game 67. still warm air pumping in. hour-by-hour, leon, we will track a little rain coming up in the week. >> thank you, janessa. >>> breaking news for you now. the woman's bo man that admitted to the killing has now been identified. the coroner was that of candace cunningham. police say shawn grate led them to her remains near a burnt house. the discovery was made after he was arrested with the deaths of two women in ashland. grate's try date is now set for november 6 of next year, 2017. >>> here is a crazy story. this guy was arrested for the authorities say he somehow got away from a ohio state trooper after being arrested the first time for a traffic stop. he was a handcuffed at the time -- he was handcuffed at the time and

state troopers confirm that the crash happened in wayne county. he was 18 years old and did not have a drivers license. the children are in stable condition. >>> cleveland police are also asking for your help in finding a suspect in a september shooting. take a look at this just- released bill the deal -- video. two people were injured. the video showed the suspect going into the store, and walking outside. then, shooting at a white suv before running away. if you have information, please call police. >>> millions of americans are traveling through the weekend, there is a new reminder for any time you are on the road. state troopers are seeing an increase in the number of drug drivers were learning to be different than drunk drivers. >> reporter: ever notice how the drunk driving the tsa's have one thing in common? thereat night showing people passed out on heroin with a four-year-old in the back. for this parent overdose last week, at a mcdonald's in sandusky captured on facebook live. it is much earlier in the day, and police across the state ar

the suburban parts of wayne county reported first. the city may be the heart of what's to come in. hillary clinton, you can expect she'll get a lot of votes out of wayne. this is where ann arbor, university of michigan is. if you're donald trump, though, macomb county, produced a total of 400,000 votes four years ago, a lot of votes to come in in macomb, a big reversal. this was a many diddic couns id county in 2008 and 2012. this is a shift in favor of the republicans. we talked about these characteristics. saginaw, trump leading in michigan. >> looking tight as everybody is right now. there are a lot of states still outstanding, but we are starting to key in on the ones that are essentially forks in the road for these paths that either of the candidates may have. at this point, each candidate has a path that's more like a deer track through light brush. neither of them has a yellow brick road you can see from space. these are pretty narrow paths that each of them are going to be following. that's why individual states like michigan are who we're watching. >> channeling it three t

and it looked like it was, but there's wayne county didn't turn out. >> does he come out and declare victory? >> i hope not. look, there's a choreography to this, in our system, and i was critical of donald trump earlier in the campaign, but now the burden will likely fall on secretary clinton here to commence the process where we transfer power peacefully this in this country. and that begins with a concession phone call. and the first person who will address donald trump in the next hours is mr. president elect who and i think the choreography. and into the next afternoon and elections and this will probably be one of them. >> we don't know if any phone call transpired. >> clearly not yet. >> yeah. and most people seem to be heading for the exit, but there are long, sad faces here because even though john podesta is dlaekt it's not should count, clearly the folks have been watching what we've all been watching here and that path to victory all but closed. >> look, there is -- if we were talking about one state where they -- they needed to find a counting error or missing that or pr

and 38 currently in canton. 35, your drop in wayne county for wooster. for your dinner plans and vermillion , a few clouds keeping your 41. many of us will see those beautiful dry conditions for a brief amount of time before rainfall hits as early as the evening hours on your monday. the bulk of the day is going to to be running those errands, you shouldn't have issues until you get to your evening plans but it also comes with the cold front. we will warm-up temperatures a little bit and then drop them back down as well. take advantage while we have warmer fall air in place. we are pretty quiet to start your monday. we push to about 8:00. you can see some of the moisture to the north starting to sag far enough south. it is with that warm front. we also have some wayne -- rainfall in the wings. here's where the moderate rain is moving in. this is all rain if it was in would show up in the model . we are pretty mild in the lower 50s. that is the overnight hours tuesday will start out wet with the afternoon clears out and we have some sunshine for the after

wayne county is also later today is when rain will move in for us. let's go through that hour-by-hour election day forecast. i do expect increasing clouds through the day. it will be a little breezy as well. we could see a stray shower pop up as soon as midday or early in the afternoon, but you're much more likely to get rained on after 4:00. if you head to the polls later, 5:00, 6:00, even 6:30 as we start to inch closer to the time where the polls close, be aware and we'll top out in the low 60s later today. for tonight, temperatures in the 50s with scattered rainshowers continuing. notice how that rain chance does remain pretty high all throughout the night. i think it will drop off just a little bit by early tomorrow morning, but there may be still be a little light rain in the viewing area, even through 9:00 tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon we should be dry, but there is a big difference between today and tomorrow. look at your seven-day. i have it right up on your tv screen. it will be very cold tomorrow. upper 40s for high temperatures.

trump captured 71% of the vote in ashland county and 65% in wayne county. >> there are a lot of city miss the state but there's more rural area than there is, you know, that urban area. scored big throughout small towns in wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. back at the millersburg sports pub a manager said she disagreed. >> i voted with hillary. >> christy feels trump's style could lead to conflict. >> you think about what's gong on in your -- going on in your community. >> still trump's appeal was making a big difference in how it voted. >> it showed they they cared -- that they cared about the small people. >> in millersburg bob jones news 5. >> the victory is being called an upset. how did the polls get it wrong? he won key battleground states and the electoral votes with fewer than john mccain and mitt romney had in their loss >> there was about three to four million democrats that did not show up and vote yesterday in the course of this election. this election will have the lowest turnout percentage wise in 20 years. >> some say supporters had a change of heart after the fb

but 48%, 47%, hillary clinton is und underperforming in wayne county, african-american vote in wayne county is not turning out for hillary clinton. >> and arizona, donald trump has a lead. >> 68% reporting, closer than you would have expected. but it's highly unlikely she's going to win the state of arizona. >> cokie, it's astonishing. >> arizona have voted to increase the minimum wage, and maybe the minimum wage are also voting for hillary clinton. >> and in arizona tonight, joe arpaio has lost. >> and john mccain has won. >> we're just moments away from midnight. have to take another quick break. crucial point in the race. all eyes on michigan, wisconsin, >>> back live in times square, here again, george stephanopoulos. >> it's midnight on the east coast. and donald trump is racking up the victories. 244 electoral votes hillary clinton. only needs 26 more to become the next president of the united states. what are you hearing, tom? >> we just got a good piece of information, from john santucci. donald trump left the war room, went to his penthouse in trump tower, said he needed a m

we've been waiting on wayne county. which is detroit, 85% is in. so, they're starting to run out of democratic votes. >> and new hampshire? >> and new hampshire, it's tight. let's see where we are now. donald trump has 15-vote lead. now, 81% reporting, with a sizable lead. >> all the ballots, everything is going liberally. mariju marijuana, minimum wage, passing. so, this very bifurcated result. >> and i want to bring this to terry, if donald trump is indeed elected, with a republican house, perhaps with a republican senate, he will be adopting the agenda they put on the table. that's what paul all along. >> well, good luck, paul ryan, retaining your speakership. and the thing that is trump's ideology, he's not a liberal or a conservative, he's a nationalist. make america great again is a nationalist slogan. and what counts for the people who voted for him, it seems to seems like the people in new york city have more in common with people in frankfurt, london, hong kong, than with their cousins in albany. >> and you make a good point, terry, just n

but 48%, 47%, hillary clinton is und underperforming in wayne county, african-american vote in wayne county is not turning out for hillary clinton. >> and arizona, donald trump has a lead. >> 68% reporting, closer than you would have expected. but it's highly unlikely she's going to win the state of arizona. >> cokie, it's astonishing. >> arizona have voted to increase the minimum wage, and maybe the minimum wage are also voting for hillary clinton. >> and in arizona tonight, joe arpaio has lost. >> and john mccain has won. >> we're just moments away from midnight. have to take another quick break. crucial point in the race. all eyes on michigan, wisconsin, is a and pennsylvania. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number st

und und underperforming in wayne county, which is detroit. clearly, the big city, african-american vote in wayne county is not turning out for hillary clinton. >> and arizona, donald trump has a lead. >> 68% reporting, closer than you would have expected. but it's highly unlikely she's going to win the state of >> arizona have voted to increase the minimum wage, and maybe some voting to increase the minimum wage are also voting for hillary clinton. >> and in arizona tonight, joe arpaio has lost. >> and john mccain has won. >> we're just moments away from midnight. have to take another quick break. crucial point in the race. is a and pennsylvania. we'll be right back. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin'. >>> back >>> back live in times square, here again, george stephanopoulos. >> it's the victories. 244 electoral votes to 209 f

democratic votes were down to wayne county and in walk county. number three, trump spiked the vote in rural america. while romney won in rural areas by 19 points in pennsylvania, trump won them by 45 points. >> the rural jobs are tougher to find. factors, you know, made it a little easier for donald trump and his campaign focusing on immigrants taking jobs, trade deals causing jobs to be lost. >> clinton also struggled to articulate why voters should support her beyond the fact that she was not trump. what is the big idea of your candidacy? >> look, we are stronger together. we are stronger together in facing our internal challenges and our external >> instead of running clear economic messaing in small town and rural america as obama's campaign did -- >> now he has a plan that will give millionaire's a tax break. >> knock the crab out of him. >> the outcome is unfathomable. >> discourse has changed forever. >> the other half celebrate. >> what i'm seeing is a return back to family values. >> joining me now is the woman transition, kellyanne conw

this is about 6:00, 7:00 hour from elyria, you're looking at 27 degrees, lower 20s for wayne county. so the tradeoff, you're lucky to see all this sunshine track -- not tracking any moisture, but it is a cooler weather pattern. 48 degrees under mostly sunny skies tonight, and clear skies, 35. this is a great looking seven- day forecast. we're going to track more near 60 degrees for your monday. next seven days pretty much on the dry side. could see an isolated rain drop by wednesday. nick. >> >> official fall is here to stay i think, jan es a. appreciate that. >>> the cavs getting back to work after their trip to the white house. so fun to see them tour the white house there with president barack obama. and the u.s. men's soccer team getting a reality check on their own turf. plus the field getting smaller as the high school football playoffs keep rolling along. this morning's sports report. ? ? >> cavaliers get back on their winning ways last night on the road, taking down the wizards. they had to battle back from 12 down. 7-1. kyeree irving 29 points, lebron 17, smith 15 and love w

the lee county and wayne county area, that's a democratic area and that's another one where you don't normally see that in a presidential election. >> ron: and right in this area, brian change, many years, kind of a stunning upset. there's a current out there for change and trump tapped into absolutely right because you look at the numbers in iowa and the only way they make sense is there have to be a number of iowa voters who voted for obama are the once or twice in 2008 and 2012 and then also voted for donald trump. there's no match in terms of their ideology and party, but there is a match in terms of a change message. >> ron: no change in county there. no big surprises there, you think? >> dr. larimer: not too many big surprises in this area. those played out as you expect where the incumbents are very well known and did well. >> ron: we have about 30 seconds. what did you like most about the election? what excites you most about politics in general? >> dr. larimer: i don't know if i like any of the politics in terms of the negativity. that was unfortunate because you saw a lot of

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about 670,000 votes have been cast in wayne county. you can expect, probably about 150,000 more votes to be cast there, however, absentees are going to be a big part of this. so clinton could still make up big ground there. also votes from ann arbor. so there's still a scenario in michigan. but we're talking about three states where he faces steep hills to climb, to have any chance right now. but her gap in pennsylvania right now is about 75,000 votes. you just saw it in michigan. her gap's about 60,000 votes. and her gap out here in wisconsin, is 75,000 votes. now, there is not much left in any of these states. so the odds of her pulling off all three of those are exceedingly slim. but the difference between hillary clinton being president-elect and donald trump being president-elect, look at this, could be just about 200,000 votes in wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. >> steve, can i walk through a scenario with you here for a second. just real quick. looking at these outstanding states right now, it seems to me like just looking

pregame world series facilities will be a with her affiliation of boys and girls clubs in wayne county as jennifer jordan joins us. she has not have the opportunity to attend and indians game, her first time to step foot inside progressive field, during the world series, is nothing to imagine but will be a reality two seconds befor the first pitch. the 19-year-old will be in the national spotlight tonightht to place the baseball on the pitchers mound before the first pitch. longtime member of the boys and girls clubs of lorain county wa chosen afterrbo page of a basal a member to be present to highlight the partnership betweenre the organizations. she says that she's not a huge sports fan and honored to be a part of what is expected to be >> think they chose because i have a lot of personality. feel like i have been a role model , example of the club. feel like this is basically i a a pilot j of the boys and girls clubs of america not just lorai county. to all stay to watch the entire game. she hopes that she will be a good luck charm to root through a world series championship. we hea

. >> futurecast tonight as you are stepping out around 8 pm, we have freezing mark@wayne county and portage county 31 degrees. overnight lows, the low tomorrow morning when you join us, i will be talking about the >>> for the third night in a row protests continue across the country in opposition of the election results. that includes right here in ohio. we'll show you what while you were sleeping. >>reporter: and trouble for one of cleveland's oldest and most beloved landmarks. why vendors here at the west side market say business is down up to 60%. >>> hello and welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley. meg shaw will be live from west side market with that story shortly. >>> first let's get right to that forecast. here's meteorologist janessa webb with a big chill in the air for you. >> yeah. you saw meg with her big winter

. >> she's going to lead excellent wayne county. he'll do well in western wayne county, which are working class suburbs. and genesee, flint. she'll need to perform there. the rural stuff is going pretty well for him. and oakland is not that big. it should be -- >> not big enough. >> are there any signs, we talked about the silent trump vote, the ones that didn't show up on the radar in the polls? >> i wouldn't call it silent. turnout in rural areas. and i think a lot of the polling underestimated it. is it a silent trump vote or it was more, it was there, it didn't activate during the primaries in these giant numbers, so i think too many of our pros, i would love to talk to our pollsters about it, these folks maxed out in rural america. >> it vindicates what donald trump was saying about his rallies, look all these people, i got tiny section of north carolina or michigan or everywhere. >> the governor of ohio, a very popular guy, governor cass itch, who has gone to war against donald trump during this entire election season, and rob

he was involved in a crash on state route 83 in wayne county. >>> well, right now the fbi trying to track down two men who robbed a brooklyn bank at gunpoint. this was monday morning. so take a good look pictures here. the robbers, they walked into the huntington bank over on ridge avenue just after 9:30 in the morning. one of the men said they were robbing the bank, the other pointing a gun at the teller. the company now offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> a local bank now saying it will do everything possible to work with a college student who was targeted by a thief. the student says someone pretending to be her used her well, that card was granted. the thief all but wiped out that student's account. this morning the bank says it will fix the mistake while police work to track down the crook who did it. >>> and you know local scams, they are just getting so bad, the county has now put together a scam squad. the task force will combat scams that prey on older residents, nonprofit agencies, social service agencies. local, state and federal law enforcement

it's just we're off to a chilly start here. 32 for wayne county, 44 for lake county. so a little bit warmer air for ashtabula, even southern geauga county, you're starting to warm up to the lower 40s. but these are some of the coolest temperatures of the high pressure that's building across the ohio valley. it's going to be really stubborn here, but it's going to allow us to go on a really long stretch of just a lot of sunshine, moist free across northern ohio. so what do you have planned for the akron area? want to show you your forecast. you are slightly warmer throughout your afternoon. i do think you'll jump up to about 64 degrees going into the 4:00 hour, but should be a nice starry evening. that's that bubble of high pressure, and this is even for the central plains, even portions of the south to sit under just clear conditions. it's going to stall out here tuesday afternoon. just a few clouds for your voting day, but then it's really going to rebuild once again, even for wednesday and thursday. so moisture free throughout your weekend here, saturday afternoon,

counties, you might be seeing some light rain in these areas. the general movement of this is off to the south. so, tuscarawas county t wouldn't surprise me, southern stark county, if you saw a little light rain closer to 12:30 or 1:00. i don't think we will see much, if anything, in the way of measurable rain for the rest of the day. i think any precipitation that we see would just be drizzle through the afternoon. it will be cold and windy, though. i think that wind has been the annoy answer for us today. right? you walk outside, your hair is like immediately in your face. that's exactly the kind of weather we have been dealing with. temperatures only in the upper 40s for the rest of the day with mostly cloudy skies, as well. let's talk about tonight's forecast because i do think the wind will back off a little bit for us tonight. it's still going to be breezy, but if the wind woke you up last night, it was really rattling the windows, it's not going to be that windy tonight. temperatures falling to about 44 by 11:00. by early tomorrow morning

michigan, we're still looking for wayne county, detroit. but 60% of wayne county is in. only 40% outstanding in wayne county. grand rapids, kent county, two-thirds yet to be counted. that's republican territory. we could see trump's lead build. >> and wayne county is much bigger. so, 40% is a much bigger pool of votes. mccomb may come down to -- donald trump is carrying, but not as big as earlier. but michigan is going to go until the wee hours. >> we should explain a little bit about mccomb county in the state of michigan. that's state where reagan brought a lot of democrats up to the republican party. bill clinton won them back in 1992, they've been fought over since then. >> it's always, winning michigan for a democrat was always run up the numbers in wayne county, do as best as you can in oakland, mccomb, survive the rest of the state. that was always the winning strategy for democrats. now it looks like he's doing better than normal in mccomb, and the rest of the mitten, he's running up huge numbers. >> bill? >> i'm just looking at my own little math here. trump is

district 7, this includes johnston county, wayne county, and samson county, and district 9, the incumbent with the lead over cano. burr is getting ready to address his supporters in raleigh. we're going live. do we have >> i'm grateful for the work we do for north carolina, and there are no two senators from any state that work closer than tom and i do, and i'm grateful for that [ applause ] >> tonight i am truly humbled by the support ifs receiverred from people across the state. it's an honor to be elected to states senate. this is for those that believe in me and continue to have confidence in the fa that my values match your values, and for that i'm grateful. [ applause ] and i have to give thanks first and foremost to my family. [ applause ] >> their support and understandinas them through this. campaigns and being away from town so much. it's unbelievable. i could have never accomplished even a fraction of what i've done witho the strength and help i get everybody day from my -- every day from my wife >> it goeshoutsayi my children have grown up with it. e was 8, one was when i went

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