amy robach: 15:47:13;12 and you're hopeful for this next generation? gretchen carlson: 15:47:15;07 oh, i'm-- i'm very hopeful. but i always look at glass half full. (laugh) you have to. you have to. that was abc's..... interview.... in a special episode of 20-20 tonight... at -10- then later... on 13 action news.. live at 11.. it's a problem we've been tracking for months. squatters invading the valley. but do you know what to do...when it happens to you? that's 13 action news for now.. but remember.. we're always on... at k-t-n-v dot com.. and... our k-t-n-v mobile app. "inside edition" is next so stay with us. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. >> her 25 minutes of sheer terror.

that was amy robach reporting. sherri papini's family is now offering a 50-thousand dollar reward to anybody who can the missing woman's location. right now we are working on all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including a fatal crash shuts down a part of the 15 overnight...and for one little girl the backup was a matter of life and death. it's a story you'll see only on 13 action news. plus -- it's the final day of campaigning before voters hit the polls. what the candidates are doing right now to win over your vote. over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. he's sharing his story only with 13 action news. plus... claimed a life of a sheriff's deputy but first it's your voice your vote in the race for the white

here's abc's amy robach. >> this one says, i want to praise and commend you for your bravery and strength for coming forward and paving the way for other women -- who are experiencing a horrible situation. >> reporter: gretchen carlson reading just a small sampling of the letters she's received since becoming cast unwittingly in the harassment. >> you've become a hero for so many women. and i can see you getting emotional right now. >> because i never thought i was going to be in this position, you know? >> reporter: for those who think they know carlson and followed her career, she may seem miscast, her viewpoints typically traditional, often conservative. then the fact she's a former physical america. >> what does that crown mean to you today? >> it's still something that i'm very proud of. >> can you understand why some people think feminist? >> i know, i don't like that title. listen, i have been fighting for women my entire life. people who have known me all along know that about me. >> reporter: raised in minnesota, carlson was a precocious child. a violin prodigy. and a straight "a

. >> and amy robach? >> so much screaming and excitement in the room. and right after the celebrating, they started chanting florida, florida, florida, call it. everyone is anxiously awaiting for that state to be called. but they're certainly celebrating tonight. you can see the sea of red hats tonight, make america great again. everyone is proudly wearing them right now, and very excited to be here, and waiting for trump >> robin roberts at the javits center? >> we're at the big screen. and it is -- they're intently watching the coverage, they keep switching from network to network, doing their best to stay upbeat, and the mood has changed off and on, as you would imagine. but they, as you hear them right now, they are not and they know it's a very small margin, but they still feel that victory is within the grasp of hillary clinton. >> thank you. jon, let's pull up the battleground possibilities, and show donald trump's various paths now. >> so, solidly already called, ohio, north carolina, the solid lead still in the state of florida. 254. so how doe

and wait to find out the i just finished listening to the end of the interview with amy robach-- where she asks him if ever had any concerns about the bus driver. we will get you that clip as soon as we can. this terrible tragedy is raising questions about seatbelts on school buses. clark county school district doesn't require seatbelts either. officials say they rely on the seats being strong...close together and well-padded to absorb impact in a crash. the n-t-s-b recommends new school buses have three-point seat belts. so far only six states have passed laws requiring students to wear them... c-c-s-d says they haven't considered seat belts because of the high-cost. this morning-- the district attorney's office will be trying to prove the officers who fatally shot an army veteran near the stratosphere earlier this year-- were justified. police say it started when efren trujillo-soriano got into a fight with another man on april 11th. you see the man leave-- and soriano follows him. that's when officers say soriano shot the man 5 times. police got to the scene, and when soriano starte

that was amy robach reporting. the 20/20 special on chandra levy case and new discoveries will air tonight right here on 13 action news. the time time is x:xx coming up in our 2nd half hour.. we're working on all new including why a south carolina realtor bound a woman to a storage unit....for a month. the new alarming details...still ahead.... also.. fox news' megyn kelly is back in the spotlight.. her new book with the former ceo of the company at the right now on over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. e won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the scams against seniors he formed... or the $17 million judgment he never paid. he can try, but he can't make his record

amy robach takes us back in time for a lesson in history, nats - trump wins donald trump making history overnight? trump 11/9 - i just recieved a call from secretary clinton... the 70 year old'sp run beginning just blocks away in june 2015? nat pop (after elevator speech) - i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again! his road to the white house the most untraditional? in history? nats - "the apprentice" intro the billionaire businessman best known as a reality tv star as the host of "the apprentice?" hinting at a potential run many times? potential run - i'm really considering whether or not i could win... finally making it a reality? defeating 16 republican nominees in a longshot primary... accepting the republican nomination in july. i accept your nomination as the gop candidate (at rnc) it was the 1970s when the real estate mogul first started his business career marrying his first wife, ivana? mother to his three children: donald jr., later, trump expanding his brand, building luxurious condos, hotels, and resorts arou

here's amy robach. >> we women need more women like you to speak up about this injustice. this one says, "i want to praise and commend you for your bravery and strength for coming forward and paving the way for other wo women who are experiencing a horrible situation." >> reporter: gretchen carlson, reading just a small sampling of the letters she's received since becoming cast unwittingly in the role o harassment. >> this one really caught my eye because it's from a father. here's what he says. "i can point my daughter to you and tell her, 'you see what this woman did? it takes courage. but this is what you must do.'" and he says to me, "so thank you. and if possible, i can only hope that the sharing of this part of your life story will encourage >> reporter: you've become a hero for so many women who have been sexually harassed in the workplace. and i can see you getting emotional right now. >> because i never thought i was going to be in this position. you know? >> reporter: for those who think they know carlson, and followed her career, she may seem miscast. her viewpo

kate gosselin telling my colleague amy robach that older isn't necessarily easier. >> what's harder, toddlers or babies would be easier and that scares me because that was really hard. eight teenagers. just stop and think. and i have a really loud bark but my bite is so useless. >> reporter: kate, divorced since 2009 from jon, is a single mother to 12-year-old sextuplets and 16-year-old twins. along with the family's upcoming season of "kate plus 8" comes new drama splashing across the tabloids. kate now speaking out about those headlines. >> we new season. a few months ago you revealed he is away seeking treatment for educational and social challenges. how did you come to that decision? it had to be a really tough one. >> it was not even really a choice. it was on the advice of his doctors. it had to happen. >> how's he doing? >> he's plodding along and we are too. this is the best thing i can do for him right now so that comforts me. >> there are reports that colin told staffers at his treatment you and child services reportedly opened an investigation. >> i'm in the public eye. i'

kate gosselin telling my colleague amy robach that older isn't necessarily easier. >> what's harder,have a really loud bark but my bite is so useless. >> reporter: kate, divorced since 2009 from jon, is a single mother to 12-year-old sextuplets and 16-year-old twins. along with the family's upcoming season of "kate plus 8" comes new drama splashing across the tabloids. kate now speaking out about those headlines. >> we see your son colin in this new season. a few months ago you revealed he is away seeking treatment for educational and social challenges. how did you come to that decision? it had to be a really tough one. >> it was not even really a choice. it was on the advice of his doctors. it had to happen. >> how's he doing? >> he's plodding along and we are too. this is the best thing i can do for him right now so that comforts me. >> there are reports that colin told staffers at his treatment facility that he was abused by you and child services reportedly opened an investigation. >> i'm in the public eye. i've been investigated many times. it's always unfounded, obviously. >> s

abc's amy robach is at trump headquarters tonight. amy? >> reporter: david, trump will be watching election night coverage from trump tower, and that's at 725 fifth avenue.clino hillary clinton is the at 700 fifth avenue. trump will be traveling here to the hilton at some point tonight to greet his thousands of supporters who will have they're anticipating a big number. but a lot of people are asking, why the hilton and not a trump property? well, we're told that trump was considering having his election night party at his brand new d.c. hotel, but ultimately decided he needed to be in his home state of new york, and trump tower just wasn't big enough. the hilton was the closest venue and the biggest venue, it's as simple as that, david. >> all right, amy, thank you. >>> when we come back, our coverage of election night in america. take a look at the campaign plane overnight. everyone seemingly frozen, from bill clinton to hillary clinton to bon jovi. the message behind this moment. >>> and then the family affair on this election day. thre

let me go to amy robach at the new york hilton. not at the trump tower, amy, but you are at the trump rally. >> yes, this is the biggest venue closest to the trump tower, and that is why we are here at the a few of the thousand expected guests have started to arrive. probably one of the most exciting things we've seen is only rosa, taking selfies with some of those guests who have begun to come here, but something interesting, those guests walk through the door office this ballroom, they can each pick up one of those "make america get again" caps, those red caps. if you take a look behind me, i'd like you to look, there is one of those hats right behind there are two of them on either side of the stage. they say the reason why is because it has become the iconic symbol of the trump campaign. george? >> it certainly has. and tom llamas, you've been with the trump campaign from the start. you and i were both there in trump tower june 2015, i can tell you from my part, i had no -- there was no way i thought donald trump would be here

. >> let's check in with amy robach with a look at what's coming up. m and matt, happy monday. coming up on "g.m.a." we have donald trump and his first interview addressing his campaign promises he is facing backlash over some of choices as he begins to assembly the team. reince prebis will join us this morning. wildfires burning through thousands of acres in the southeast. 8 states on high alert. many told to evacuate, authorities are on the hunt for suspected arsonists. >>> plus the twin murder mystery surviving twin arrested after she was accused of driving off a cliff and killing her sister. >>> we have the world exclusive of the first look at the beauty and beast trailer the live action version of animated classic. can't wait tore that, we -- can't wait for that. we know all the songs. >> can you tell he has a daughter he knows the songs. >> reporter: let's take a look at this accident on 422 westbound past oaks, watch for this accident off to the side causing a little slowing here on 422 westbound, the heavier traffic is eastbound and that is heav

." >> let's turn to amy robach live in the "g.m.a." studios, i know you're continuing the anti-trump protest continuing across the country. >> reporter: we are matt and tam, the protesters turning violent thousands taking to the streets across the nation. donald trump was meeting president obama at the white house. rnc chairman is speaking with us on the white house transition. we have a star-studded morning at "g.m.a." country music superstar, garth brooks and wife trisha yearwood coming up on "g.m.a." >> reporter: it's veterans day, thank you to all the veterans. we're expecting lighter volume on the roads. let's see what to expect on the ben. you're in the clear westbound coming into the city no problems between the tolls and 8th and vine. we have a couple of issues with mass transit. pal old -- paoli thorndale line, delays and 15 minute delays with the route 11 trolley. >> reporter: we have hats on the kids, it's chilly out there with temperatures in the 40s. this afternoon jackets required, in fact the later you stay out, the chil

." >> amy robach joins us with a look at what's coming up after "action news." never-ending election. >> reporter: it continues, donald trump taking aim at the vote recount efforts unleashing a twitter storm calling the a scam and voter fraud in other states. >>> the world's reaction to the death of fedel castro this as a nine day mourning period in cuba begins. we'll look at the possible impact his death could have on u.s. policy. >>> cyber monday is here after a record breaking black friday shopping weekend. tory johnson joins us with a cyber monday verse of deals and steals. we have emma stone here talking about her new musical la la land coming up on monday "g.m.a." back to you. >> thanks so much, amy. >> reporter: looking forward to that. >> reporter: yeah, a jammed-packed show on "g.m.a." before you head out the door, i-95 southbound we have an accident blocking the center lane and vehicle off to the side. i-95 southbound 33 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine you can see the guy stuck in the center lane causing problems, thanks penndot for the closeup v

. >> and let's go to amy robach, what do you got? >> a lot of impatient people here, ready for the race to be called. and susan, with me, you supported trump. are you surprised at all by tonight's results? >> not at all. >> not even a little bit? >> no. >> why do you think the pollster >> it's similar to when reagan got elected. there's a silent majority that will vote what their heart says. >> trump said tonight would be brexit times 50. looks like he may have been correct. what are you seeing tonight in this room? >> it's exciting, seeing everybody is positive and in the room. >> this has been a negative campaign, we have a divided america. you see the signs, women for trump. but that's been an issue, there's been a big gender gap for who came out for whom. why, as a woman, did you vote for trump? >> i believe in what he says. do i believe in the way he says, t i don't believe in clinton at all. she proved she was pretty much disreputable. she's been in the government 30 years, has made a lot of money off being in the government. t

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