city. >> reporter: brian and sharrie, we have stopped by a few polling places this afternoon. i hear the same thing from all of them. the turnout is massive. maybe record setting. this is the department of public health, they set up a refreshment section here. the line a little down now, we are told that will pick up after people start to get out of work and come down here. this is an election that all ages are getting involved in. it's an election that has captivated the country and people of all ages. they told us they were doing their civic duty. reminding people on broad street to get out and vote. from what we heard the turnout turns out to be as historic the the election.

>> that is linda haan as the polling location at jefferson. she says there say large turnout of a demographic she is not used to see. >> a tremendous amount of young voters and we are just so pleased. the line is down but it will pick up after work. if you show up you'll get to vote no matter what. >> anyone in line at 8:00 gets to vote. >> we are told by workers at the pine and broad street polling place that there has been a huge turnout but two machines were broke this morning and people were late to work and wanted to get their votes in. it seems like the message of these students is being heard. some exercised their right to not vote for anyone. >> i just voted for the down races. >> at the department of public health, you can cast your ballot as you heard as long as you with

in line by 8:00 tonight you'll be able to cast your vote. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> all right bob thanks so much. the action cam caught up with voters in warminster bucks county. similar situations across the region, the live report from the all important philadelphia suburbs. coming up in our next half hour today. in new jersey residents are casting votes for house seats. nora muchanic is live in ewing, mercer county. you were talking to voters how are things going? >> things are going great here sharrie, we are at a firehouse where two districts come together to vote here it's busy all day. take a look hint me now, we expect a rush as people get out of work but it was plenty busy here this morning. lots of people eager to cast their votes. they were lining up at the west trenton firehouse, poll workers

say more people cast ballots by 10:00 this morning than they do for an entire day for other elections. >> people are motivated. i don't know if that is good for democrats or republicans. but it's good that people are participating. >> they are casting ballots for donald trump, hillary clinton or third party candidates. >> she is a woman. but most importantly the experience that she has. she has the experience for the white house. >> don't care for hillary. i think she is a liar. so i'm going with donald. >> i'm sick and tired of the bickering back and forth. >> erin feels similar to the way all the voters does. she is sick and tired of the negative ads and the tone of the campaign. >> i'm glad to be in and vote, hopefully a new change is coming

our way. >> it's a difficult time for both candidates and highway patrol it works out well. it's a beautiful day and i hope everyone votes. >> whether it's donald trump or hillary clinton, they have a long road to heal this nation. >> if you think are you too busy think of 99-year-old terry, who was voting since the 1930s and would not miss the chance. >> it's our duty to do it. i think it's just important for everyone to do it. >> i love terry, she is an inspiration and takes her duty to vote seriously. the polls are open until 8:00. if the 99-year-old lady can get here i hope you can too. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> she is definitely showing us the way. delaware's election commissioner says that statewide turnout appears to be high. the voting booths were busy at

the car develop state office intel wear. newcastle county is getting a new county executive. after months of asking for your votes, the presidential candidates cast their own this morning. donald trump turned up at his polling place at manhattan's east side joined by his wife and son-in-law. hillary clinton voted in her home town of chappaqua, new york of new york city. she greeted voters with her husband and described it as the most humbling feeling. nora muchanic is live now where clinton's campaign is ready for whatever tonight might bring. >> that is right, the javits center is ready. the rows of american flags are steamed straight and microphones

checked. for hillary clinton this is the culmination of almost 40 years of public service. will she be the 45th u.s. president? excitement is running high. bomb sniffing dogs are patrolling and homeland security have check points at every corner. thousands of journalists are in the media center today with a satellite truck outside and crews are adjusting the backdrop. and they are closely watching pennsylvania hoping to create a fire wall. if they win pennsylvania that will really cut off an avenue for donald trump. >> clinton held 278 rallies, like at independence mall and visited 37 states. seeing voters the payoff. >> i spent time in china where there is totally apathy, it's exciting to be here and be part of the process. >> there are more people online

right now than voted in the entire previous election which was a primary. >> if can't shattered the symbolic glass ceiling. >> you'll have three of the major countries led by women, english, germany and the united states. >> they can look at the granddaughters and say you can be president too. >> reporter: so 19 months after announcing her candidacy, the biggest results show ever in politics will be right here on the stage behind me. i'm monica malpass we'll bring it live throughout the evening, live from the javits center in new york. >> and your colleague and mine, rick williams is nearby where monica is also at new york city at the gop headquarters, a big night there too rick -- >> reporter: that is right brian. we are just a few blocks away from monica in midtown han matt and this is where donald trump's

watch party will take place in the hotel ballroom a few blocks from trump tower where we expect him to watch the results come in from his home and perhaps come here late they are evening and talk to reporters from the podium behind me and the several flags bathed in red, white and blue. as far as supporters and surrogates they have not arrived yet we spoke with a few of them in the hotel lobby. but as for the media it's not much of a celebration but kind of frustration in fact. it has been a logistical nightmare for members of the media we have waited for hours to get this. the credentials so we can come into this ballroom here. traditionally they are handed out the day before but of course the donald trump campaign has not been a traditional one. and it's a day of frustration and adventure. members of the media from all over the world were here waiting for these credentials so they

could come into this ballroom. needless to say it's a frustrating somewhat adventure, long lines on the election day but not to vote, but to wait for members of the media including us. but the good news is we are here waiting for supporters and surrogates to come in. at some point tonight win or lose donald trump will be here as well. we'll watch and wait and bring it to you here in midtown manhattan. alicia back to you. >> rick, thank you. of course just below the presidential race on pennsylvania's ballot today is the u.s. senate contest. the outcome of the battle determine whether the gop hangs on to the senate majority. katie mcginty greet supporters before casting her ballot along with her husband and daughters

in wayne. republican incumbent, pat toomey will not be voting until later tonight and we know he will be watching the results in lehigh count and mcginty plans to be at an event in philadelphia. >> all right the evening just getting started. in addition to the on air coverage, "action news" has a special digital show, join jim gardner and our panel of experts following local and state and national races right after the polls close that begins at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc.com. and "action news" will be on early tomorrow morning with a look at all the election results. join matt, tam, david and karen starting at 4:00 a.m. first thing tomorrow morning. and our election coverage continues here this afternoon we check in with the league of women voters. and a local search crew spends their day keeping an eye on the polling places across america.

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it is time now for the "action news" traffic report on this election day tuesday. help me get to the polls today. matt pellman is standing by. >> the rush started early people were headed home to get to their polling places before the rush hit there's after work. the drivers on 95 probably not overly happen, they are stuck in traffic in both directions. the rush hour is in full swing. 95 close to allegheny avenue. and getting used to driving into the sunshine really smack us in the face with the time change as

you head southbound down 95 and the northbound worse at 29 minutes. a bunch of downed poles this afternoon in upper southhampton buck county at davis road. by haunted hallows. maybe stick with new town road to get around that. wires in burlington township. rancocas road by the citco station. and monroe township, another crash more downed wires near main street. and delays again we are back to normal delays on the septa regional rails around 10 minutes. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. out and about in berlin, the ipad is not cooperating. >> we'll check the internet condition thank you matt. "action news" is here to help you if you have questions or concerns as you head to the polls today. 6 abc has an election hot line

in partnership with the league of women voters. nydia han is live in the election center with volunteers standing by ready to help. >> trouble is not what we want right? our volunteers here are hard at work all day long after the polls opened at 7:00 this morning and here answering questions from voters until the polls close at 8:00 tonight. kelly is with the league of women voters, some people are complaining when they get to the polling place their names cannot be found. >> sometimes the poll books are printed a week or so out. so maybe their name did not come in. >> the poll worker to call the election office to verify if the voter was registered. >> and then they could vote on the voting machine. and if their name is not found.

she vote with provisional ballot. >> that is correct. >> if you have questions, the number is 1-877-940-6222. sharrie back to you. >> all right nydia thank you. good incomes for those voting today. a number of concerned citizens are out at the polls, keeping an eye on how thing goes for the voters including baptist church and its pastor, allen wahler. we are here to be encouragement to the voters and here to help ladies from their car to the door. we are here where there are long lines to make sure people don't give up. >> we caught up with the pastor as he was on hand people were streamed into the west oak lane neighborhood. church members were at the polls at 2008 and 2012 but pastor wahlers says is he aware of the racial overtones of this

campaign hopes to deter any questionable behavior. the vp and his wife dr. jill biden cast their ballots at ai dupont high school in wilmington. the vice president has vocally supported hillary clinton and it has been a heck of a campaign and applauded the volunteers who are manning the poll today. president obama continued his election day tradition of playing basketball with friends today and then walked to the white house and said is he not feeling nervous about the outcome. >> as long as people vote i think they will do a good job. the president supports hillary clinton and voted early last month in chicago his home town. a look at closing numbers in the u.s. stocks, the rally upward continues on this day, the dow rallying up more than 72 points and the nasdaq up more than 27 and the s&p 500 up over 8 points today.

bit of a rally in the weather department too. you can't complain about the sunshine today. adam call its the real winner this day. >> reporter: for sure something we can agree upon this afternoon. today was a beauty and now the sun is lower on the horizon and it looks darker and clouds increasing from the west so we are losing the deep blue sky as the clouds thicken up here overnight tonight. the numbers are pretty nice, 67 in philadelphia and wilmington and 62 allentown and 65 in reading and the same for millville and the shore today temperatures in the mid up toer 60s like the atlantic city airport at the present time. you can see again the bright sunshine through much of the day. the high clouds coming in into the western suburbs and new jersey and delaware and a little bit of green on there that is a ribbon of rain in the form of a cold front pushing through first thing tomorrow morning. as the polls close here this evening for you voters that

still have to get out there. 65 at 5:00. it stays dry and the rain is not here until early tomorrow morning. 6:00, 62 and we quickly drop from the 60s to the 50s by 7:00 and polls close at 8:00 at 56. if you are in line by 8:00 they say still can vote after the 8:00 hour. if you are still outside by 9:00 temperatures sit at 55 degrees. as we look at future tracker 68:00 tomorrow morning, lights showers from the north and west. it's a dreary switch into wednesday and again light showers they break apart as they sink to the south and east and a lot of clouds and mist and drizzle and that continues in delaware and new jersey into the evening rush hour tomorrow while areas to the northern and west of philadelphia you can see future tracker 6 trying to break the clouds apart by late afternoon. we could really use a good soaking but we are looking at an average of .25 inch, because since october 1st. philadelphia is nearly 2 inches

below normal for rainfall totals and over 3 inches for allentown and close to 3 inches for trenton and wilmington 1 to 2 inches of rain and unfortunately not this go around to kind of add or subtract some of these numbers. as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, showers at times tomorrow and much cooler, high temperature of 58 degrees, it stays on the cool side on thursday, breezy and the sun is back in full force at 57. winds whip up here friday afternoon. it's warm at 63 and the winds turn much colder as we get into saturday, it's dry and a high of just 49 with windchills near 40 during the day on saturday. so quite a switch-aroo so to speak. saturday only feeling near 40. >> what was your word saturday? >> whoop dedo.

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well, today from what we can tell the voter turnout is impressive. and the lines tell the stories. here are some pictures you are sending us using the hashtag #6abcaction. the line was long at hillside recreation center this is at 7:38 a.m. thank you for sending that picture into us. danny said never have i seen the polls like this at 7:00 a.m. massive line waiting to get into the lot, this is in perkasie also this morning.

thank you dan for that. 6 abc retweeted one of these shots taken from a twitter user i love richies. and this is the sign for the shuttle at temple university. and a lot of these students first time voters. on the shutting getting there to vote. a lot of people are sharing why the election is so important. angel martinez says she is not happy with the choices but any vote counts towards a better america. #6abcaction. phillip snapd this picture from his line today. he says in line to vote. i was going to vote mailin this year but there is something special to me about doing it in person. use #6abcaction all throughout the night we'll share your personal experiences as you get out and vote today.

>> we definitely want to know how the day is going for people today. voters in new york are going straight from the polls to a cemetery, it's all to pay respect to womenleader, susan b. anthony. they are extending their hours tonight in anticipation that more voters will visit the gravesite today. >> an incredible scene there. still coming up on "action news" at 4:00, the election coverage continues, check out the line right now wrapped around the block we are hearing about incredible turnout around the region today. plus, at 99 years old. this philadelphia voter says she wouldn't miss her chance to vote in the presidential election. not with a woman on the ballot.

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seeing a steady stream of voters all day today. some report the heaviest they have ever seen. in pennsylvania the secretary of state pedro cortez says that he would not be surprised if voter turnout tops 80%. the highest turnout since 1980 was 1992, and that was 83% when it was bill clinton versus george bush. a live look outside. look at this long line of people at west and oxford street in north philadelphia. this is outside of the marie denning recreation center they are lining up and awaiting their turn like so many do today and tonight. voters could elect the first ever woman president, or the first president without political experience dwight

eisenhower. people were surrounded by their families when they cast their ballots. >> i will do the best i can if i'm fortunate to win today. hillary clinton went to a polling place in her home town of chappaqua, new york. and donald trump voted at a school in his neighborhood. another planned events until their watch party tonight. and a team of reporters fanned out across the region on election day. wendy saltzman begins our coverage, are you hearing about issues today? >> reporter: sharrie the philly gop says they have received more than 200 complaints of potentially legally voting activity. but the district attorney says he has not investigated a single case in philadelphia. >> the philly gop is crying foul

saying that witness poll workers are casting votes for voters. >> and the poll watchers are being bullied and thrown out. linda persons is in election court. including complaintses against the hillary fraud protection team saying they are illegally casting votes. he says his task force fielded 68 calls, none are legitimate fraud. we have no founded complaintses of intimidation or voter fraud. >> williams responded to a viral video of a person following a vanna allegedly busing workers to the polls. >> there is nothing illegal about taking people to vote. the turnout for this election is

higher than normal and not a single arrest is made or claim substantiated. >> we are here to ensure that every philadelphian can do so un unincumbers or harassed. >> they received 10 calls about machine malfunctions but no calls about someone voting that is not a resident. there should be no call to call the results of this election into question. >> wendy thank you. this is an especially exciting day for first time voters, "action news" stopped by temple university in north philadelphia. where students were walking around wearing their i voted stickers and many we talked to said that education and health care was what they considered. >> i'm thinking about affordable tuition and health care and

tuition, and i'm thinking about my little brother and people that are after me, i'm about to graduate soon and i'm thinking about the job market. >> some students spent the day urging others to vote getting involved in the political process. a large group gathers on campus to watch the votes come in. voters are lining up all day to decide to more major issues. should the garden state expand gambling to two counties out of north jersey. and should all revenues from the gas tax hike be designated to the transportation trust fund. many told us they aare glad tha the election is coming to an end. the polls close tonight at 8:00. here on social media, people around our area, our "action news" viewers are rocking the vote and using #6abcaction.

you are showing us what this means to you on instagram here. you see carter, the little leg there in the voting booth helping to vote in his first election and helping his dad cast his vote. great pictures coming in. this one coming to ll hart 85, the first female on a presidential ballot. many snapping pictures with their daughters and gary shared this picture of his little girl in his blazer, calling pantsuit nation. and tyler posted a picture of her little girl wearing a future president shirt here. writing the only girl i vote for in 2016 and using donald trump's hashtag, make america great again. a lot of people bringing their kids to the polls and the four-legged voters turning out in chestnut hill. this guy voted for doug -- i'm

with fur. and it's about patriotism we see the american flag everywhere including hand knit ones, and the coffee, could be a long night. share your pictures and stories with us using 6 abc action. coffee and some kind of adult beverage. >> right. much like the city the philadelphia suburbs sees high voter turnout all day, so much attention focused on the area by the candidates, lets get live now with jeff with voter there's. >> reporter: the numbers here are looking very good. more than 60% of the registered voters in this precinct at cheltenham high school have already cast their ballots, that is an incredible number, after listening to the candidates talk for the last year and a half. voters are anxious to have the

last word. >> this is one of the scariest election. >>s that is one reason that diane is voting for the democrats. from horsham to jenkintown to win coat where voters are determined to have the last word after a bruising campaign season. >> the campaign is so draining, i'm a little happy it's over, we can get over there and vote. >> it's such an embarrassment the way all of this thing has gone down. >> at cheltenham high school, a heavy turnout. this is a heavy democratic area, it doesn't bode well for our candidates. >> what i saw this morning brought a tear to my eye. i saw people i haven't seen in line before. we see a lot of new faces and people were determined. >> some seeking change, debt is too high. hillary can't do it. i think trump can. >> others making history.

>> the first woman president this is great for everyone. including our daughters. >> what happens in these communities could determine the race, some high stakes that rest on these voters shoulders. >> this is a big deal because the two candidates are so far apart on just about everything. >> montgomery county election officials are reporting no serious issues or irregularities. and polls are open here until 8:00. reporting live in wincoat, channel 6 "action news." >> nice to see the high participation today. delaware residents are choosing a new governor, both candidates pushing for support. colin benini greeted voters after he voted in wood side this morning. and democratic u.s. congressman john carnie stopped by the election center hockessin is

planning to vote in wilmington at 5:00 tonight. we have the information you need on the 6 abc app, polling hours and links to find your polling places and answers to frequently asked questions and tonight we alert you to results from all the key races after the polls close. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. there is still more ahead from "action news" at 4:00. an atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty. takes a major step forward. >> we are collecting your photos. send them to us on social media. send them to 6 abc. >> coming up with the full forecast from accuweather.

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release from elkins park, they all clapped as officer vidal walk nood an suv. vidal was shot responding to a robbery outside of caesars casino in september. a teenager shot was rushed to the hospital in newcastle county this afternoon. police were called to dewey court at claymont at 1:30, a 17-year-old was shot and taken to dupont hospital. we are working to get more information about his condition and at this point no word on any arrests. back now to our coverage of this election day and something pretty cool around here. looking live outside of our 6 abc studios we show off our patriotic pride. you can see part of our building there lit up in red, white and blue, i saw this as it was really dark last night it's an impressive sight.

if are you in the area check it out. >> our production crews worked late to pull it off. the best in the business by the way. >> lets go inside to our 6 abc election center nydia han is live with the league of women voters. busy all days taking calls about your questions and concerns. >> voters are continuing to call into our special hot line at this hour. we want to thank all of our volunteers from our league of women voters for answering your questions. we expect the lines to grow. lets talk to phoebe about that. polls close at 8:00 p.m.? >> yes, but we want people to stay in line and make sure they cast their vote tonight. as long as they are in line after 8:00 p.m., they should be able to cast the vote as long as they are in line by 8:00. >> they can't be driving to the polls. >> be in line and make sure you get your vote counted.

>> if you have any other questions again call our special election hot line here. staff of volunteers from the league of women voters, the number is 1-877-940-6222. guys back to you. >> i hear the phone ringing now nydia thank you. >> be sure to watch the election day coverage online at jim gardner and our panel of experts will be there to bring you live results as the races are called. you can find that at 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app it all started at 8:00 p.m. >> an 8-year-old girl in california, leading our big talkers today. she may not be old enough to vote in this election but is finding a way to show off her patriotism. kayla fields welding a fleg made of metal. remember she is 8 years old. she learned how to weld last year through her 4-h program and is auction can off her flag art to honor veterans including her

father and grandfathers. >> i would like to thank them for their service and dedication for serving our commune and our country and our world. >> what a great girl. kayla says when she grows up she would like to be a welder for the u.s. navy. i'm sure they are giving her a call right now. she is tal ened too. >> for millions in our area this is their first presidential election and their first chance to vote. but for 99-year-old mildred. the first time she can vote for a woman on her ticket. we were there as she cast her vote at the rec center in the overbrook section of philadelphia. she told us she never thought she would live to see the day an african-american is president and a chance she could see a woman in the oval office. >> it's a blessing. a blessing and i wish her all the luck in the world.

she'll make it. >> mildred making prediction there's. she also brought her family along with her to remind them of the importance of voting because, of course, she remember a time when even she could not cast her vote. >> you know nora muchanic had the story of another 99-year-old woman voting today. if these ladies can get out there and vote there is no excuse for anybody else. >> yes. lets get a check of the roads tones. >> matt pellman is standing by with an update. not a good one? >> reporter: on this election evening you may want to elect to stay away from the vine street expressway a crash in the eastbound lanes involving a taxi cab facing sideways, you condition see it now because the ladder truck is in front of it, a couple of fire trucks on the scene and eastbound traffic on the vine heading towards 95 getting by at this point in the left lane. now the ladder truck is moving.

the two left lanes are open and jammed solid crosstown on the eastbound vine. and stay on the local vine instead and the eastbound schuylkill on the platt bridge. one accident on the blue route south of villanova. that is off to the side. and worse than sluggish on the pennsylvania turnpike, 21 miles per hour because of a crash approaching norristown. that is off to the side. northampton downed wires. and hamilton township, has a wreck at 29 southbound at 295, taking out the left lane. and in burlington township, a crash and downs wires, a detour around that on this election evening. >> thank you. up next at 4:00 we get the

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high in philadelphia today. the low was 39 so we did jump 30 degrees from this morning to this afternoon. again, the clouds quickly racing in here from the west. the rain is still west of pittsburgh at this point. it's not going to arrive in our northwestern suburbs of philadelphia during the overnight hours and really waiting until tomorrow morning's rush hour. for this evening, between 5:00 and 6:00. the temperatures stay in the 60s so if you have to head out to vote, 7:00 we start to drop back into the 50s and it stays dry and it stays on the chillier side by 8:00, 9:00, if you are still standing in line temperatures in the middle 50s and want to bring a jacket. tomorrow though, cooler 58 for a high. that is it. low pressure comes through with the cold front. and brings a period of showers here looking at a .10 to .25 inch of rain. not a lot of rain with it but dreary at times and that exits

for thursday. high pressure comes in from the south and west. bright and breezy here and a northwesterly win at 17 miles per hour. and temperature coming in at 57 degrees and waiting behind this next front is some really cold air that will arrive here over the upcoming weekend, and this boundary swipes through here on friday and kicking up the winds and bringing in some windchills. the exclusive accuweather forecast, 50s for the next couple of days. tomorrow is your dam many dreary day and brighter for thursday and warmer on friday ahead of that system of 63 degrees for veterans day. winds whip up late in the day and that creates windchills on saturday. near 40 degrees with highs in the upper 40s, a quick rebound here on sunday. back to 58, back to normal on monday and tuesday and lower 60s and late rain coming in on

tuesday. so at this point the weekend looking pretty nice, it's dry and on the chilly side. >> 40 degrees is cold. what's the deal is next. alicia has freebies to get on this election day.

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the results come in. the baker's jar pop into the shop on south 16th street in the rittenhouse section of philadelphia with your sticker of course and they give you a free chocolate chip cookie. whipped bake shop in philadelphia gives you a free patriotic fun fetty cupcake with an in-store purchase. and honey grow, a local company, you get 50% off their signature honey bars, the fresh fruit with the honey and toppings. but you need the sticker and finally work it all off at golds gym, your sticker gets a free workout tonight. >> very to figure out how to peel the sticker away from my kids though. >> good luck then. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of

"action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. coming up next at 5:00, our coverage of the election day continues, chopper 6 hd was over long lines at a polling station in philadelphia. we see big voter turnout across the region so much up for grabs tonight. live team coverage continues tonight at 5:00. ♪

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. the race to 270 is on. the first polls close in less than an hour. and the clock in ticking for voters in our area to line up as well. historic decisions are on the line for the country and the state of pennsylvania and "action news" is tracking the national and state and local races as the results come in throughout the night. it's election day i'm brian taff. >> and i'm sharrie williams, we have live team coverage tracking the russia cross the polls across the delaware valley from the air and the grown. but first rick and monica are in new york with donald trump and hillary clinton. we begin with monica at hillary clinton's headquarters.

>> reporter: hi brian and sharrie, that is right after a mad dash across america to the finish line. ironically hillary clinton and donald trump will end up a block apart. trump himself will be at trump tower and go to the hilton for his speech. with both candidates security cannot be higher in manhattan. security is at a premium. 5,000 police are on duty along with radiation detecters and bomb sniffing dogs along with secret service agents. media now fill the risers and 10,000 people expect to jam the javits center. what if delicious is the first woman to be elected to be president. >> if a woman can be elected to the president of the united states what can't be done? >> a quality of oppo