scott: maureen, what you can expect is how much can we fit in 24 hours? that is what the candidates are doing. we see them crisscrossing the country with the sur grits in tow to double the appearance -- surrogates in tow to double appearance and presence in the pivotal key state. there are a does than are tossups now. they are both in tossup states and florida. hillary clinton's message is about inclusion. trump emoting confidence saying don't think we can't win this. this is a bit of the last-second stumping we heard today. >> if you give me the honor to be your president i will do everything i can to get this

back up on face moving forward together. >> now it's up to the american people. to deliver justice that we deserve at the ballot box tomorrow. at the ballot box. we are going to win. scott: so there you hear what is a last day tradition for the candidates. we can expect it tomorrow. they will go to the local polling place to cast a ballot and perhaps make c major on the schedule. on the public schedules for either one. we will be in new york tonight and tomorrow and both candidates will be giving a victory speech but only one is

maureen, jonathan? maureen: thank you, scott. meanwhile, a virginia senator and a clinton running mate tim kaine wrapping up the democratic campaign in the commonwealth. he will appear with the vice president biden at a get out the vote rally at george mason around 7:30 tonight. then they are off to richmond for a rally there. there is no word whether kaine will appear with clinton at a midnight rally in raleigh, north carolina. also in stopped in manassas for a town hall appearance. though polls show virginia leading democrats ivank ab and tiffany trump on making a last minute push with their favor in the commonwealth. they thanked the trump supports and talked about confidence in a thrump win tomorrow. jonathan: for the past month we have been going from town to town in votetrak 2016 to find out what is most important to you. if voter. you are the most important. now with just one night to go,

votetrak 2016 trim in virginia. the largest counties in fairfax. you have seen a lot and you have heard a lot. i got to imagine the voters feel like you do. glad it's coming to an end. brad: you know we heard a lot today. we have people to put the feelings in words. one word specifically on the handmade sign. some of the feelings. conflicting, chaotic, important, horrible. words used to describe the election. the whole point of was to give people an open mic and an opportunity to be heard. once again today we set up the soap box. this is what the people told us unedited and unfiltered. >> i'm angel washington. i'm happy to say good luck hillary. i hope you win. >> we have messed up politics. pray about this one. this is the future of the country. >> get out there and take part.

opinion heard. without everybody's opinion heard we won't come to a con ken sus and this country needs a consensus. brad: one thing we noticed in the last four weeks is a little bit of a change in attitude. early on people were telling us they didn't think they were going to vote. they don't like either candidate. they are completely undecided. in recent days we are hearing people tell us more and more, they realize it's important to ge that time has arrived. jonathan: thank you for that. more than 500 monitors for the department of justice will watch polling location in 28 states tomorrow. they are looking for voting right violations as people in the basement of the d.c. office building. the volunteers at the national lawyers committee for civil rights are already manning phones, taking questions and complaints from voters. this is to make sure that

maureen: tomorrow night big projections will be made for the race for the white house. but none will be as big as the one you will see outside our door here in arlington. horace holmes is live to explain the riddle. horace: this is going to be very cool and a nice service for everyone in the area. this is the big projector we are using. we are setting it up right now and running tests. it will p results throughout the evening. we are half a block from iwo jima, across fairfax, across fort meyers, over to the 1000 wilson boulevard building. throughout the night as soon as we start to get results we will project them to the side of the building. 110 feet high. 200 feet wide. ten stories on the 1000 block building all night long. the election results as they come in.

get more votes. the results will be up there to take a look at. we will have the results on abc7 and results up there. we have you covered. reporting live in arlington, horace holmes, abc7 news. back to you. maureen: we are everywhere. thank you so much. tonight join jonathan and the abc7 vote 2016 election team as they talk to voters across the country. making final decisions before going to "your voice, your future" special report on newschannel8 at 7:00 and on wjla.com. jonathan: bike sales are booming. up next, what some local bike shops are crediting for the surge. doug: election eve 2016. clear and chilly. we could have frost by morning. what should you expect all day election day?

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wound at the time they found her. she was taken to the hospital where she died. the investigators do not believe it's ran done. today jurors heard closing arguments in the first-degree murder trial of david black who is accused of killing his estranged wife bonnie inside her home in april of 2015. she was nearly beheaded in a fit of rage. jury deliberations begin tomorrow morning. maureen: in the midst of the metro's te there is another surge going on off the track. bike shops in the area report increase sales since the start of the metro year-long rebuilding effort. one of the shops is the bike shop in arlington. it's been open less than a year. >> post-safetrack beginning we have seen 20% increase in sales. maureen: mike rentals are also up. the -- bike rentals are also up. the number of people using

double digits. jonathan: it was an amazing day to ride your bike. will the weather last for the election day and the week? doug hill will tell us up next. >> do you know anybody who is legal registered to vote in three states? i'm chris papst. coming up we will introduce you to somebody who is and tell you what happens when he went to the three polling places in three states. to try to vote in person. erin: i'm erin hawksworth with spor which local team tried out the mannequin challenge. if you don't know what that is, we'll explain that as well. and why josh norman won't change his style of play despite the recent fine when

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maureen: now to a "7 on your side" ateam investigation. as the candidates fight for votes in the final hours of the campaign, "7 on your side" government watchdog investigator chris papst tells us about something startling he found when we went to register to vote. >> chris joins us live outside the white house with his discovery. this is odd.

chris. chris: yeah, we pick our next president. one person, one vote. but that didn't necessarily the case for everyone. i discovered id am -- i am legally registered to vote in three states. so i put it to the test. i went to three polling stations in three states to vote three times for the next person who is going to live in there. as america is becoming more mobi the largely paper based voter rolls can't keep up. >> like to vote, sir? >> yes. in the past four years i lived in three states, pennsylvania, virginia and now maryland. i registered to vote in all three and followed the election laws as i went. "7 on your side" wanted to see if the voter rolls kept up with me. >> early voting? >> early voting. >> my first stop, maryland, where i registered in october. >> take this paper and sign it. >> you can't come in here.

30 minutes later we were in arlington, virginia. i want to check my voter registration. you just need my name? >> yep. it looks like you are ready to vote. >> i learned the same is also true with the old polling place in pennsylvania. where i haven't voted since 2013. despite a "7 on your side" report last year where i started the state's voter system and told election officials i moved, my registration is still active and i could vote a third time. ridge centered to vote in -- registered to vote in pennsylvania? >> it does a little bit but on the other hand i no enot all states are diligent. when i registered a year ago i signed document that said i was previously registered. they sent it to pennsylvania but officials there said they never got it.

states because you see very little of that. it is more of a problem because it's not clean. >> it could open the door to fraud. >> that is right. >> nathan with the commonwealth foundation, a p.a.-based good government group that advocates for a regular purge of state voter rolls. >> this is something that should happen. no one is held accountable when they don't do this. >> it's kansas secretary of state operating the interstate cross check. collection of the 29 states that share voter rolls. in 2015, the cross check found 7.3 million voters registered in multiple states. 339,000 in virginia. maryland and d.c. don't participate. >> it's a big problem in

is taking me off the rolls now. even though pennsylvania still has not. >> you are canceled. >> no longer in registered in virginia? >> correct. chris: now in case you are wondering i did not actually vote three times. i only voted once, and that was in maryland. voting multiple times is a felony. if you are caught and convicted you could face jailtime and up to $10,000 in fines. live in northwest d.c. chris p maureen: thank you, chris. fascinating story. stay with abc7 news throughout election night. the team of the reporters will be across our area giving you unprecedented coverage of the local and the national election and the issues at hand. wall to wall coverage at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. and on abc7 and newschannel8. jonathan: no excuse not to get

morning. it will all melt. it will be pleasant tomorrow. upper 60's. get you started on election eve with a look around the area. we have weather headlines to share in the area in blue color. a frost advisory in effect from 2:00 until 8:00 a.m. in the darker purple area, that is possibly violet. i'm not sure. prince william county. spotsylvania county. at the same time the metro area is under the frost advisory. you are under a freeze warning for the overnight hours. the ideal conditions for the with the high pressure overhead. winds are calm. very cold air in place. we will maximize the cooling. here is what we have as a check point now an hour after sunset. in the mid-40's in culpeper and manassas. 47 at fredericksburg and andrews. we are 43 at frederick. we are bottoming out quickly and we will have no problem of making the prodiction of 33 in berkeley speeds.

36 in leesburg. in metro, we are under a frost advisory as the overnight hours continue. lows are in the mid-30's in many areas. rooftop level in some spot and the ground level spot will be widespread. the temperatures higher off the ground are a few degrees above freezing. this frost and freeze deal is extended way south through the middle and beyond in the northern virginia. so it will be for many areas th due to the high pressure moving out, moving through. we will see the clouds increase through the afternoon. 67 for a high. great day. the showers of the front won't come in until the predawn hours wednesday. then it should push out in the midday and the afternoon. back to yearing skies. no severe weather in the country. showers in texas, ohio, missouri, st. louis. ohio will have the passing showers through the day. that is it coast to coast. it should be delightful

the forecast is 38 by 6:00 a.m. in the city. 59 at midday. 67 in the afternoon. chance of showers wednesday morning. beautiful on veterans day friday. the weekend, chilly start with a mild temperature in the 40's to the 50's. that is the latest forecast. erin: the mannequin challenge is social media's latest viral trend. one local team got in on the action. trent williams despite a four-game suspension.

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announcer: now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealer. erin: the redskins were back at practice today following the bye week. corner back josh norman's wallet is lighter after he was fined ripping officials. remember, after last sunday's tie against the cincinnati bengals in london norman called outside judge brad freeman at the podium saying he sucked. well today the corner back said he will not let that fine dictate his style of play. >> what am i going to change?

how i am out there? no. we've been doing it since day one. why would i change now? it's aggressive? hand in the face? so. i'll come back and be aggressive in the same way the next time and the next time after that. you will have to physically run through me. erin: all right. moving on, meanwhile it will be difficult for the redskins to move on without trent williams as he serves his four-game suspension starting this week. he stands behind the team's left tackle and the teammates remain in his corner. coach gruden: i had a talk with trent, discussed the situation, what happened, how it happened. we will keep that between us. we stand behind trent. he we know he is a big help when he is eligible. >> trent is an amazing player. we will miss him. as we continue to move forward guys will step up and replace

erin: next man up. have you heard of the mannequin challenge? the catholic university basketball team plays at notre dame tonight and took time to join in on the fun. #mannequinchallenge required group of people to freeze in a dramatic pose while the hip-hop duo new song "black beetle" plays in the background. i haven't tried it but it's everywhere now. every team is trying it out. it look like fun. the wi their best tonight against james harden and the houston rockets. tip-off is at 7:00 at the verizon center. jonathan: a lot going on. thanks. >> good news from doug hill. doug: yeah, weather will be fine. the frost advisory in the morn something you will wake up to the chilly conditions but 67 degrees in the afternoon. the majority of the day is fine. steve will have more to say about the election day effort tonight at -- election day

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember."

after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig. you can do anything. i moved on her like a [bleep] ...trump's just so disgusting and degrading. it just seems like he's invaded our lives. and he's the republican nominee for president. and now republican congresswoman comstock is trying to run away from trump? i mean, come on.

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