santa fe county, albuquerque county. >> george w. bush won it in one of his elections but it's become very much a blue state. let's go back and look here this is where we started the night right now here, and so what are we looking at, right, clinton was at 268. we thought she wins one state like nevada. democrats think they're going to win nevada. most republicans think they're going to win nevada, but the early prognosis, is she wins that holds everything out here and she could afford to lose nor florida and north carolina. >> that's 29, 15, now we're in the ballpark. now we're thinking, let's even leave new hampshire out of it for a minute. new hampshire is still in play. but at 259, even if she wins virginia, michigan puts donald trump over the top. let's say she comes back and holds on to wayne county vote, wisconsin would put him at 269, then you've got a congressional district in maine, or state of new hampshire, can put donald trump over the top. we're having a conversation now it was impossible to have two weeks ago. it was

ffrairfax county.onald trump still leading in part because as we expect in the more rural areas, republican anyway, donald trump is running a healthy margin in the small counties in the southwestern part of the state. that is where his early lead is coming from. the challenge for secretary clinton, offset it up here when the vote comes in in the d.c. suburb. >> in north carolina, the polls closed there a few moments ago. >> and very little so far. just 2%. and you are going to see this. some of this is going to sound familiar throughout the night. in the rural areas donald trump has to run it up. 63-35%. remember the polls are closed exempt for here. in durham county. and this is a critical area for the democrats. when you look and pull out. you see where we have the cities. one of the clues throughout the night about how close are we getting is you see the dot, the cities, that is your population centers. do we have any votes if 2 population krirnts if the answer is no not that it's insignificant but

some calls out of miami-dade county, about half of broward county is yet to report. it's believed broward county will go largely toward hillary clinton, but florida is very much in question now. if donald trump can get florida, this could be a very long night, and he is leading right now. 91% of precincts reporting in florida and not surprising it is as close as it can be. that donald trump has said he has to have, no republican has gotten to the white house without first winning ohio. donald trump is leading right now with 40% of all precincts in. about a 2.5 point spread. ohio is too close to call. north carolina, hillary clinton has called it the state that will put her over. if she wins north carolina, he cannot win it. hillary clinton is trailing right now by the slimmest of margins. would you look at these numbers, state of north carolina are reporting in. remember this is the charlotte, mecklenburg county area. those are heavily democratic. more rural areas more solidly republican, the balance is on. it is .1 of a point separating. if you're donald trump, you'

this is a smaller county, roberson county -- now, that's more competitive. a five-point race there in that county. you're looking at what's left out there. there are some republican areas. let's go through them and look. they tend to be a little bit smaller. there are some votes for trump potentially here. we don't know what's coming here. i want to go to wilmington. clinton was narrowly ahead. now trump is very narrowly ahead. a very competitive. so north carolina, again, there's enough out here that you can't make any leaps. we have a very close race and we're going to have a very close race. >> what about charlotte? that's heavily populated area. >> mecklenburg county, we only have 10% . if you're the clinton campaign, both campaigns, they're both trying to figure things out. frantic phone calls to figure out which precincts are still out. if you're the clinton campaign, you are assured that you've got a lot more votes to come out of mecklenburg county and charlotte when you pull out to the whole state. >> let's go to ohio. >> we're going to keep at this.

a lot of the smaller counties, still polk county, we have nothing.ome potential gain for donald trump here. we're starting to go through these. if you go out to the coast, here's a place, volusia county, this is daytona area. he's out -- this is a place where donald trump outperformed mitt romney. if you look 55, 54 there to 50. this is a decent vote total. he's done very well along the northeastern coast of florida. donald trump has. but you find a big county and find a gap and it's at 100%. move up here, a big gap, it's at 100%. pull back out where the democratic votes are, counted here in orange county. mostly counted here. one of the interesting areas, this is very, very close, and it's going to be very close to the end. if donald trump ekes out a victory, he may have his performance right here in the tamp tampa/st. pete here. hillsborough county, 51-45. go back in time, president obama won it a little bit bigger. donald trump is leading here right now. a vote-rich area. a swing area though goes back and forth in close races. trump is out-perform

county and daytona beach. and the trump team thought for a that they were going -- mitt romney flipped two states in florida four years -- sorry, two counties in florida two years ago. one was volusia county, daytona beach area, flagler. right now trump is doing better by about five points, percentage points now, than mitt romney did four years ago. that kind of action, shepard, that's keeping this race close here in the state of florida. show you ohio at the moment, this is when we're seeing. too close to call. a difference of, do the math, far. that's what we're seeing in the buckeye state. down here in north carolina, we haven't made a call on this, either. and for obvious reasons here. a lot of this vote is still missing here in the state. a lot of people thought, hey, if you win florida, you win the white house. you win ohio, you win the white house. not so much this year. this is an interesting circumstance, shepard. it is developing in realtime. and we have not even gotten to the upper midwest. stay tun

that case is in nye county... but here in clark county... there are set rules for owning exotic animals. this time last year commissioners went forward with changes to what's called "title ten". at the time... all you needed was a special permit to own an exotic pet... but changes were made... making it illegal to own pet tigers, bears, chimpanzees and other dangerous or wild animals law went into effect were allowed to keep them as long as they had a permit and agreed to inspections. folks in support of the law used cases like the chimpanzees that escaped a las vegas home a few years back... and the little boy who was nearly sufficated by a large python.. as examples of why it was necessary./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a local woman's car was crushed by a streetlight falling over right outside her home. no one sh it simply fell over due to rust. so who's responsible for the damage? turns out... the victim. when this street light crashed onto her car... even the insurance company was shocked the county wasn't liable. but a law on the books s

such asas mahoning county. nothing yet on cuyahoga county, the feeling optimistic. does seem like it is, almost happy. that since the governor did not support donald trump that maybe it's better to have separate parties and then see how thisnoy shakes out later and if there i fallout afterward. thank you suzanne stratford from columbus. in cuyahoga county victories tonight.. >> less rate has their watch party from lorain avenue local republicans say they feel good. the party here is predicting a strong donald trump vector in ohio, according to the chairman of the rpc c. there is a watch party, that will get underway att 730. it has a party , to give thanks to those who have supported the party and donald trump, and the endorsed candidates this year. they say that their will be tv, food, and drinks. they are predicting a strong wind. i think the answer with the celebratory at least from the it will go the nose into the night. spoke to the chairman. he has encouraged by all of the outreach efforts expecting a good turnout in cuyahoga county because of that. in a house

there's a couple other counties where we don't have 100% of the vote, but those counties, other counties where we don't have 100% of the vote have been reliably delivering for donald trump, so hillary clinton is not going to regain lost ground in those counties. it all comes down, therefore, to broward county. i keep go going there to see if something changes, but we've been stalled. we've been stuck in place here at 74, 75 i believe we heard that before just four years ago, and also we had a similar situation. in fact, this map looks very, very similar to the map we saw in 2014 between rick scott and charlie crist, and while it was very close, rick scott won. while this is very close as well, it certainly looks as if at this juncture that donald trump is on the path to victory here. >> and craig, i may have a little bit of light that i can shed on the broward county going on down there. the herald reporter there and the supervisor of elections office recently just asked the supervisor of elections there, brenda snipes, what's going on. why are these results coming in so much slower than

in pasco county county lakeland and polk county 79 degrees. few clouds on the horizon. there are clear patches in there. in new port richey the western portions of pasco county 76 degrees. meteor shower peeking on saturday. you might see ten meteors per hour away from city lights the best. not a lot of month li saturday 81. sunday 82. maybe a few extra clouds. breezier on saturday. with a cold front passing through the area. we have given it an eight for the beach forecast. only a few morning sprinkles. maybe a few clouds. a bit of a breeze. temperatures reach near 80 degrees. moderate chop for boaters with the northeasterly breezes. 66 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 84 degrees at 4:00 p.m. overnight and early part of the day we may see extra clouds. 80 in tampa. dew point 67. these a fairly high dew point. in other words humidity is noticeable. 78 in st. petersburg downtown. dew point 68 with a north westerly wind at 10. here comes the front evident high above in the atmosphere on the water vapor loop colored in red. tremendous sing -- it is sinking south. the cooler and drier a

there is a dense fog counties. the beautiful weather returns today with sunshine, a light northerly breeze, and highs near 60. the sky is clear tonight with lows dropping to 43 along the lake, and upper 30s inland. the former dairyland greyhound park may soon have a new owner. kenosha's mayor says a buyer is taking legal steps to purchase the site. the city hopes to use the land for manufacturing.the 200-acre dog racing track closed in 2009. ticket sales start saturday for march madness in milwaukee. the bmo harris bradley center is hosting first- and second- round games for the men's basketball championship tournament.the games are set for march 16th and 17th next year.there's a link to ticket information at tmj-4-dot-com. still ahead this morning: an important warning this morning about dehumidifiers catching looking to lose weight before the holidays?the answer may be when you sit down for dinner. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron jo

whether to create a county redistricting board to make sure the county represents everyone equally. the key here is advisory. the county commission would still have the final say. >>> a handful of voters in new hampshire cast their ballots at midnight and shows how close the election could be. polls in dixville, harts location and mills field opened just after midnight and closed hit clint took a narrow victory over donald trump in dixville and harts location but trump had a 16-4 edge in mills field. he has an early lead by a vote of 32-52 over clinton so far in new hampshire. >>> a mystery illness strikes a school. the one thing investigators are focusing on that they have sent more than 20 young kids to the hospital. >>> plus another squirrel attack. the differently this time as workers tried to fend off the >>> coming up on 6:10 on your election day tuesday. good morning from the weather center looks nice out there right now. 50s to low 60s to the north and across the interior counties flirting with upper 50s. tampa at 65. as we take a look at the temperatures hit highs in the lo

we're going to go down to the county level in the states too close to call. next county by county. what still how do they vote? what's the makeup of the population in the counties within the states? you bought a wig, a jersey, and overpriced nachos... don't let sinus symptoms bring you down now. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. >>> it is too close to call because florida, north carolina and ohio what are still mising. what is the electorate? let's take a look at the map. >> good evening, i'll start down here in florida. red is republican. blue is democrat. these colors have been with us thr decades. right now here in florida, you can see the difference in the margin. 99% of the vote in right now. we're bumping up at that moment. trump is holding on to this lead. just watching all the red fill when obama won this state by a point, it's about 75,000 votes in total over mitt romney. he was winning tallahassee. hillsborough county, broward and miami-dade. it doesn't look like there's a big shift because there's not. in terms of real votes, it's enough ri

joe arpaio is losing maricopa county by 10 points. maricopa county by about two points. that does tell you it wasn't the latino voter registration and get out the vote effort alone and the larger democratic vote effort alone, but this was done with the help of republicans and independents who clearly were fed up with joe arpaio. >> i also wonder if it wasn't just the perfect storm to mark the end of arpaio's long run charges he is facing with contempt of court, racial profiling, abuse of power, along with the money and the latino vote. if all of this just wasn't the perfect storm to end his run as maricopa county sheriff. >> reporter: you can call it the perfect storm or say eventually it caught up to him. joe dana pointed that out. i would say it all caught up to him. you know, it was hard for many to believe, even many who have that he could be defeated. he has had nine lives. he could have been charged four years ago by the federal prosecutor. that never happened. he has been in court countless times. i would say yes, this did finally all catch up with him, the perfec

and montgomery county was a different place. >> the whole county had 200,000 people. now there's a million. >> i'm honored to present to you your retired badge for 61 years of service. congratulations. >> well, my favorite job was the fugitive squad. which i did for a number of years. >> reporter: his wife, peggy. volunteer to finish the detail that they assigned him to. >> reporter: the lieutenant is not ready to give it all up. his former chief isn't surprised one bit. >> when i retired, i had 42 years on and he accused me of bailing out early. >> reporter: all these people, all these years. for this lieutenant, it's all very simple. >> have to work somewhere. do something every day. >> reporter: and that's just what lieutenant jay cox did for in montgomery county, kristin wright, news 4. >>> news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >> right now, some people in upper marlboro are being told to stay in their homes. police are on the scene of a barricade situation off west thalea road. officer responding to a burglary call there about three hours ago. they believe th

county for a look at some stories happening today. >> in berks county state police will perform free seat checks, most are installed improperly. parents can go to the police barracks between 3:00 and 7:00 to make sure their car seats are properly installed. >>> in chester county 15 local postal workers will be honored for their safe driving efforts. they have each driven more than a million miles without any accidents, they will be recognized this morning at the southeastern post office in wayne. >>> in montgomery county a lucky driver will win $5,000 worth of free gasoline. sunoco will reveal the winner of its free fuel contest at its station in limerick. we know that that person is from pottstown. customers become eligible for the grand prize by displaying their company's decal. >>> in new castle county giant food is donating 1,000 turkeys to the food bank of delaware today. nbc 10 was in newark for last year's donations. it was one of five contributions giant will make to feeding america food banks in year. since 2011 giant has donated close to 29,000 turkeys to help folks celebra

good in like mahoning county prickle all eye on cuyahoga county , where melissa reid is watching the action.e opposed disclose. watch party just started, it is a packed house. republicans say the like what they like returns from indiana, kentucky call for donald trump,re and the party says they like the early returns so far in florida, they're keeping a close eye on it prickle here at the watch party at crop bistro ohio city prickle it is a packed house. efforts of the past four years and got a good turnout of voter here in cuyahoga county. expect to deliver a big vote for donal trump exceeding 200,000 votes in cuyahoga county likely the and they tonight for donald trumpino and expect that we wi have in ohio when , and expect we will know that before we are to deep into the night . we will be local races, a lot of them rob portman, also matt dolan, joyce, greenspan, expected to be here at the watch party the watch party just underway it is a packed house startt the mood here is optimistic. i think almost confident. also keeping ai on ohio democrats dave nethers is with county leaders

my understanding is there's still durham county to come in. wade county is in.s a little mixed, but i think on par there's more rural counties that could come in that would be good for donald trump and richard bird, important senate see. >> ohio, cuyahoga county, you've got to have it if you're republican trying to get to the presidency. a large push is made at the end. what are you doing in cleveland? now we know. african-american turnout is low. he's going to win ohio. >> this is a big news. this is my opinion. my opinion from my contacts is trump looks very stout in ohio. >> to what do they attribute that? same thing? >> in ohio the same kind of nrnl. they've seen their energy jobs at stake, their manufacturing jobs flee and they don't know where to turn. trump is giving them a lifeline. >> the lifeline it is. very much up for grabs tonight. thanks so much for coming by. >> thanks for having me. >>> we're about to close polls >> ♪ >> we'll rejoin shepherd smith and the fox team in four minutes. polls closed at 8:00 in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. th

there's a couple other counties where we don't have 100% of the vote, but those counties, other counties where we don't have 100% of the vote have been reliably delivering for donald trump, so hillary clinton is not going to regain lost ground in those counties. it all comes down, therefore, to broward county. i keep go going there to see if something changes, but we've been stalled. we've been stuck in place here at 74, 75 i believe we heard that before just four years ago, and also we had a similar situation. in fact, this map looks very, very similar to the map we saw in 2014 between rick scott and charlie crist, and while it was very close, rick scott won. while this is very close as well, it certainly looks as if at this juncture that donald trump is on the path to victory here. >> and craig, i may have a little bit of light that i can shed on the broward county

, the county could go blue. now, back in 2012, it was a hotly contested race between president obama and mitt romney, but in the end obama won here in pinellas county taking 50% of the vote to romney's 49%. democrats have certainly been doubling down here hosting multiple campaign rallies musicians. vice president joe biden spoke at buffett's get out the vote concert last night. >> it's in the hands of the people of florida, we could go to bed pretty early once the results of this state come in. i really mean it. >> now, as of election day pinellas county had more than 650,000 registered voters, 231,000 of those were republicans, 233,000 w the other category. now, another big race in pinellas county is the all important fight for the 13th congressional district between david jolly and former florida governor charlie crist. well, a lot of eyes will be on that race and i'll have much more coming up in the next half hour. >> we'll check back with you in a bit. >>> presidential candidates campaigned late into the ni

as we talk about how individuals voted and we look at different areas county by county especially in the bay area.>> we have been able to break this down. we wanted to show you the red that you see. taking a look at this, this is almost all of the counties in the area including polk, citrus, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the only hillary clinton is hillsborough county. clinton got 51% of the vote compared to trumps 44%. in pinellas, closer. trap at 48.6% to clinton 74%. in polk county, trump got 55% to clinton's 41%. we are hearing for many of you on social media about trumps talk to you about this. what are people saying.>> reporter: allison, i think here at hole-in-one doughnuts, some are happy and some are upset and some don't care. some weeks elbow to -- so we spoke to said they would put differences aside and support the new president. >> we just have to come toge a everybody. democrats, republicans, third parties, whatever. >> of course people have been sounding off on social media as well. there is mixed reaction. david rice, heaven help us and debbie says, is not the only o

in the same election that linn county voters decided to reduce the county board of supervisors from five members to three -- saving the the county thousands of dollars in million dollar bond measure for water quality iniatives. the officials who called for the bond say the goal is to use it to attract even more money -- and prevent water quality disputes already happening in other parts of the state. the water rushing past rocks on the wapsipinicon river in central city stops for no one. linn county supervisor brent oleson says neither do the increasing problems with iowa's water ways.water quality can't continue to go the way the most impaired rivers. that's why oleson says about three years ago -- he started to push for a sigficant investment in the water that runs through linn county. oleson says initially -- he wanted 60 million -- but research showed 40 million dollars would still start the process and stood a better chance of being approved.it will cost taxpayers about 27 dollars a year -- or a little more than two dollars a month. the payoff is expected to be much greater than tha

i just saw mecklenburg county, north carolina. what are you doing in mecklenburg county? >> they're updating their votes every five or six seconds. let's take you through the math in carolina quick. what she's down right now is about 85, 87,000 votes in north carolina right now. where could hillary clinton make this up if she's going to win the state? there's three places you can look. one of them is mecklenburg. in 2012 the total number of votes cast out of mecklenburg county was 445,000. you add these together and you're a little more than 100,000 short of that. so she could gain if this pattern holds with 30,000 votes or so out of mecklenburg county. where else does she look? if you look in wake county, the sort of big votes that are up there, looks like the vote is in. the good news for her, if you go next door, durham county, 145,000 votes were cast here four years ago. you can see a lot of votes still to come in and a huge clinton margin here, so there's an opportunity for her to pick up votes there. and also one more place you would look, let me make sure i get it.

we're in hillsborough county where the outcome county and in lakeland. we begin with ryan. good morning. it looks like folks are startint ready to vote. >> good morning. from precinct 947 here in riverview. i'll step out of the way and show you a live look at the line that's already forming just after 6:30 here. at last count there was roughly a dozen people but it looked like more have arrived here at this precinct it riverview. it's been said that hillsborough county is one of it's picked the president in almost every election since 1960. let's go back 2 elections to see how things turned out in 2012 hillsborough county went blue, president obama won by more than 36,000 votes pouncing on mitt romney, 4 years before that, of course, obama prevailed over senator john mccain. that margin of victory was much smaller as you see on the right side of your screen. because it has been so close, every vote certainly counts thiar . >> the entire election in 2000 was settled by 547 votes here in florida decided who was the president of the united states for the next 8 years. >> and t

each municipality's ballots are sent to the county clerk.. that's why it's the counties who are responsible for overseeing this recount. but before the recount actually begins... the clerk's office must determine a location... figure out how much the process will cost... and find enough people to make everything run smoothly. just when elections officials long and divisive election cycle... their work continues. well it wasnt what we were expecting, lets put it that way.milwaukee county clerk joe czarnezki will oversee the recount of the presidential election results from all 19 municipalities in the state's largest county. the ballots are in storage. they will have to be moved from the storage location to the location where we will be conducting the recount. that location... is still up in the air... and will depend on whether the recount is by hand or machine. while the wisconsin the decision up to each individual county... the green party could obtain a court order... requiring all counties to tally ballots by hand. czarnezki is preparing

waukesha county authorities lost him at highway 83 and county q. as he circled back around, again, they were still sitting there where they lost him. they put the spike strips out. he went around them down into the ditch. the state patrol has been following him from that point, broadsided before highway 60, east on highway 60 and continue down to a side street that dead ended on the west side of pike lake, and he is now working his way through the neighborhood. i don't see the state patrol, but he is now on highway 60 east now he looks like he is obeying the law, trying to go unnoticed as he makes his way back onto highway 60 eastbound. we will continue to monitor this. i'm not sure where that state patrol officer went off, but they are eastbound again on 60 a little bit after where they had he is still along the north bank of pike lake. he is continuing eastbound on highway 60. this is franklin drive that he is coming up to right now, just past fralin drive, and it looks like is trying to blend it back in and going the speed limit. we are coming u

durham county is one of the counties where votes were under review. wral's sarah krueger explains why that challenge was dismissed. that was sarah krueger the state is moving forward in finding out who the next governor will be. as we've reported, it could be days or even weeks before we know the results after provisional ballots have been counted. wral's capitol bureau chief laura leslie tells us what the campaigns are saying about this process. republican-led elections boards in wake and five other counties dismissed allegations by the pat mccrory campaign of widespread voting fraud. the campaign declined to speak with us on camera, but said it will appeal those protests to the state elections board. "the evidence of this voter fraud must be taken seriously if we are going to have any faith in our system," said mccrory campaign spokesman ricky diaz. 1247 this is a desperate attempt by a desperate politician who has lost a race. 51 morgan jackson with the roy cooper campaign says even other 161518 this is a hail mary hit but there's no receiver in th

people in all 72 counties to be paid vote counters. we will hear, im sure as we go along, which counties are having a challenge stein is footing the entire bill -- now estimated at 3 point 9 million dollars. wednesday, she announced she would not appeal a judge's ruling that allows clerks to count ballots by hand or use voting machines. her campaign said, "given the time constraints, we want to focus on the recount which begins thursday. our focus will be on verifying the vote on the ground."elections news" for 20 or so county clerks who want to use machines to count ballots. they'll work nights and weekends in many counties to meet a december 12th deadline. if the state doesn't certify its vote totals by december 13th, congress does not have to recognize wisconsin's 10 electoral college members. and thats why we are emphasizing, lets not take any chances, and make sure we get the recount totals, which the state will post online. today, we also learned the wire transfer that triggered the recall came...well, down to the wire. the 3 and

take a county like l.a. county, very large, lots of different parts and they don't always move in lockstep. so i think the work points out that an important phenomenon to bear in mind is that part of the price increase phenomenon may be a situation where you have these increasing price hurdles move in to the predominantly white and native neighborhoods. >> i know we economists can sometimes get focused on the aggregate. it seems an important message is like you always hear in real estate location, location, ocation. two questions. my first question which gets tolt question partly about decline in mobility are there differences we're seeing between cities, areas that are relatively -- in supply or difficult to build? do there seem to be differences there? and then my second question is was there something different about the recent move? in cost? what we've seen was not broken 09s. y 80s or first one. >> i'll try to be careful as academics tend to and say i haven't addressed that directly so i want to be caut

they're 'relieving' -- just over 'forty' wake county firefighters -- who've been in 'rutherford county' -- since saturday. the group will be there for 'five day's. they're 'hoping' to make it home -- for 'thanksgiving' -- with their families. you can stay on 'top' of the 'forecast' -- and the "smoky conditions" -- on the abc11 mobile 'news' app. tonight election protests in durham county -- a voter named 'john - posthill' -- filed the protests -- claiming that ineligible voters cast ballots -- that ballots were improperly scanned -- and that absentee ballots were cast on behalf of another person. this came hours after the durham board of elections 'threw out' a different formal protest -- handing 'pat - mccrory's' campaign a 'big blow'. a republican lawyer challenged an issue with early voting. but a state inspector testified that there was 'no discrepancy' when it came to the governor's for the board to 'reject' the protest. now -- the durham county board must handle the latest protest. and every county board today 'delayed' their canvasses -- so certifying the results of the election

cuyahoga county, maybe far different than ohio. the democrats could have an advantage here, and still lose the state. this is going to be very close that a judge lawsuit and by the trump campaign over what they call irregularities regarding the campaign as the judge to issue an order to require to run for early voting sites estate stayed up past designated time, they say that not extended hours, just waited open to allow those waiting in >> been focused on potential problems, but heather been in the issuest? >> matt ride has been tracking down complaints of problems, have you found out kent the cuyahoga county sheriff's department investigate report that a man who was told he was at the wrong precinct,, threatened to return with a weapon, they say they cannot substantiate the claim out of beyond that no reports of widespread problems. there have been isolated complaints about poor worker error. so much talk of a regulation, voters are watching for problems,g i am baffled, with all the stuff going on about the voter fraud. via stasi

gop inin cuyahoga county. cuyahoga county gop, predicting a strong trump or clinton. stick it in the party set up. republicans will gather to watc the election results. it is one of the large tvs, set up as the election results come in. today, i spoke to the director of two locations, of cuyahoga county republican party encouraged by the outreach efforts expecting a good turno of republicans in cuyahoga according to, will be watching races in addition to donald trump, rob portman, judge pat fischer as well as their all expect to make a stop at this when i spoke to him i asked about their competence they said that they are confident they said it was the early voting numberswa we watch those numbers thousand sunday casting ballots in westpark they were at the gunning rec center on puritas avenue as well as the highland heights community center also a south russell, the star-spangled banner by the chagrin falls fiscal band. >> they got in early start in chester linda perko over there doors the polling places were packed with people for most of the morning and lyndhurst,

to elect the new sheriff of maricopa county. paul is doing that right now, talking to voters getting them out to vote. we're candidates who will make sure that the education system works for all students. we will make sure that michelle robinson is the next maricopa county school superintendent. elect a going to teacher to do a teacher's job to take care of kids and our teachers. elect aoing to treasurer is going to look after the finances of maricopa county. the first act will be what? >> to fire russell pearce. [applause] >> russell peers can follow the footsteps of sheriff chair are pile and we will show them the door come tuesday when the voters decide we will elect a new county treasurer. it will also elect a new prosecutor. we will elect someone who will bring new justice to this very important office. were going to make sure that diego rodriguez is our next county attorney. someone who will respect the rights of all citizens. we will arrest someone who will change the direction the way maricopa county is going when it com

in the past few months there have been monkey sightings in hernando county and pasco county. but now, it seems the elusive "rhesus macaque" has made it to clearwater. valerie borger (bore-jer) lives off belcher road. on sunday morning, something in her yard caught her attention... and her dog was barking. sure enough... it was a monkey! wildlife officials are the monkey, ?dont approach it... just give florida fish and wildlife a call. federal agents are on high alert today. later this half hour: why terrorists may be planning attacks, in three different states. and after the break: the ?road to recovery... on florida's east coast. a highway shut ?down by a hurricane last month... is finally ready to re-open... break 1: 2:00break 2: 1:45 break 3: 1:40endbrk: 1:30 rhyme 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? you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i sai

that's milwaukee county.tewide, they are saying they believe it is still mathemati l mathematically possible. i don't know i trust their numbers. i'll let them spin their own numbers but if you look, that's conceivable. but they need to perform at near-perfect levels with the remaining votes to make that up. >> let's go to nevada. i want to check in on nevada. >> nevada is shaded blue at the moment. we're at 51% of the vote -- 50% of the vote. 52 if you round this up to 43. this is where this matters the most. this is where the democrats believe they have a very successful voting operation. 53 to 41. i want to go back in time for comparison, 56 to 42, so that -- we'll wait and see when the rest of it comes in. this is very early -- >> very early in clark county. >> you're getting the early voting in so we'll see how the count goes up in here. it's pretty simple what has to happen here. democrats have to run it up huge here. donald trump has to run it up huge out here. we've got a ways in nevada to go. right n

local county... has decided to count votes by hand.cbs 58's david ade continues our team coverage live in kenosha. we know about 20 wisconsin counties want to use machines to help recount ballots.right now those counties are waiting to see what happens with that case in dane county. 3 here's how much some local counties say they need to finish their part of the recount.milwaukee says it needs more than a 400-thousand ballots.waukesha county says it needs less than three-hundred thousand. thousand. while some of the smaller counties like dodge and ozaukee saying about 30-thousand dollars should get it done. these numbers could go up if some counties are court-ordered to recount by hand... and they could go up even more if they start the recount by machine... and are forced by a court to go back ?again? and redo the machine's work by hand. it's a situation the kenosha county clerk wants 3 3 "we just feel that if this is going to justify and satisfy the request, then we will do headcount and i think tha

people in prince george's county will have their eye on the school board races. all five seats are up for grabs. it comes at a time where the school system has been struggling amid fallout from recent issues incolving child abuse allegations and the head start program's loss of federal funding. limited to serving three terms. in the district: former mayor and city council member vincent gray-- is running for the ward 7 seat. he's up against two independents. gary butler and christian carter. trayon white is running unopposed in ward 8. also on the ballot, a d-c statehood referendum. it would be called the "state of washington d-c" we'll be talking with d-c mayor muriel bowser about the push for statehood, later this morning. don't miss the live interview, coming up at 9:30 on newschannel 8. just in from the stormwatch seven weather center - a freeze warning canceled. meteorologist eileen whelan is tracking the change, next. - frosty start -> cool wednesday - coldest air of the season next weekend (highs low frost advisory in effect for d.c., southern montgomery,

hayes is from hillsborough county and he's being held in the pasco county jail on a $4,000 bond. >>> do you recognize this woman, or this man? hillsborough county deputies tell us the couple stole more than 275 bottles of nail polish from the walmart store on gun highway. they smuggled it the 2 got away in a maroon sedaned that been waiting for them outside. anyone with information is asked to call the hillsborough county sheriffs office. >>> on the campaign trail, 4 days to election day, the fight for florida's 29 votes intensifies. overnight republican donald trump added a campaign rally right here in the tampa area. he'll be at the florida state fair grounds tomorrow morning scheduled to on the democratic side tim kaine will rally today, then he'll travel to sarasota for rallies tomorrow and don't forget jon bon jovi is having a get out to vote concert tonight. >>> more than 330,000 people have already voted in hillsborough county. almost 270,000 votes have been cast in pi otherwise county. early votes ends sunday. if you don't vote by then you'll have to cast your ballot on elect

county commission chairman steve sisolak disagrees. ((steve sisolak/county commission chariman: "it went through the sntic for 15 months, i sat on that committee, and the legislature, so i think we're all familiar with the issues that were at hand and we voted our conscience and the motion passed.")) ((patrick walker)) critics say the stadium gives the public no benefit for it's investment... the largest for any n-f-l stadium. revenue from naming rights and seat licenses, for example, go to the developer and the team. it's a claim sisolak disagrees with. ((steve sisolak/county cois is pretty good, the public's going to get $35 million a year in economic benefit, to both the county and the state governments, as a result of the stadium being built there.")) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the city of oakland continues to fight to the raiders in the bay area. city leaders are working with the county... to secure land for a new stadium. former raider ronnie lott.. is leading a group to keep the team in oakland. we're told.. if there's a land deal...

the search continues in manatee county... to find the person who killed an 18- sunday afternoon, while sitting in her car in bradenton. moriah's friend rushed her to the hospital, where she later died. moriah actually battled lupus as a child... and the community raised 30 ?thousand dollars to help her recovery. detectives still don't know who the shooter is... or if goode was actually the ?target of the attack. a burglar in st. petersburg was more than just ?money hungry. police say "antionne david" broke into a woman's apartment last month. but at one point, they say cook a pizza he found in the home. david was arrested last friday and charged with burglary of an unoccupied dwelling. a daycare in south florida is under investigation... after ?dozens of kids were rushed to the hospital. it appears to be a serious case of food poisoning. it happened in lauderhill, in broward county. 29 preschoolers got sick after eating lunch. nineteen had to be rushed to the hospital. others were taken to the emergency room later, by their p

the plan in milwaukee county is use machines gin the dane county ruling. the milwaukee countylerk says he is expecting to see the numbers stay true to their count on election night after the 12 day process. - milwaukee county clerk 46:14 i don't thin're going to see a change in outcome of the winner of the election in

county has won the entire election. the executive organization telling us tonight that voters in hillsboro hold the key to the white house. it looks like the people there they know just how important their vote is because there is too many cars to fit in the parking lot we are told and there is no parking right now. people are excited to vote. take a listen. >> there are all sorts of music including hymns surrounding the polling site. it has been busy all day with people with 300 voters so far passing through with 65% of registered voters in the county being done at this point. we have spoken with people of all ages but one thing in common. they know who they are voting for and are going to ensure that person wins. we all know how important florida is the entire election. every little vote counts. in new york it tends to go democrat. so your vote may not matter as much. so your vote does have an emphasis down here. >> according to the latest tally, registered republican voters lead by more than 3000 and that polling pla

lake county. a large area of rain wrapping around a huge high pressure system over northern minnesota right now. everything moving from south to north. this will all lift out by 3:00 a.m. now. 50 is the high today in milwaukee. 51 in crossville. look at the 55 at the twin cities. 62 des moines. this area movg in tomorrow. if you're rolling out this evening, you'll need the umbrella. light rain at times. 48 degrees at 8:00. a mild 47 at 10:00. i'll tell you about our great weather tomorrow and how the month ends in a few minutes. >> now to the presidential race recount. the green party team, jill stein, has filed dane county. stein wants the nearly 3 million ballots counted by hand. the recount will cost $3.5 million. stein says she raised that money to pay for it. julia fellow is live with more. julia? >> charles, we just learned that milwaukee county alone, the recount cost will be more than $500,000 because of the amount of votes that they'll have to tally. stein gets her way with a resent lawsu

almost every county went red. >> every county except for one. that one, the big one, hillsborough county. i'll tell you this, many analysts and national media kept a close eye specifically on hillsborough county, which has predicted the winner of 1906 the last 20 elections. this year, hillsborough county voted for hilary, while florida and the nation, as we know now went blue for obama. this year, voters there chose trump. and pasco, polk, manatee, and sarasota koun tis also all went red. in sarasota county, voter turnout hit 77%, up 75% from 2012. voter turnout in man toe was 73%. also, up from 2012. trump's final rallies in those counties these last couple of weeks certainly paid off. >> 5:46 now. the presidential reyes com down to the wee hours this morning. a lot of people are waking up to the news that donald trump will be our next president. >> abc action news reporter ashley is live roith now inside a diner in tampa. ashley, folks out there, how are they digestin dpshgs this news? >> well, you can see here, not too crowded just yet. it is

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