and if trump wins florida with 29. 235 and ohio 253. e's ahead in iowa and that would get him to 259. and then it is a question of finding 11 votes in nevada, and new hampshire and north carolina. north carolina would give it to him. that is a state that is resistant. but it is important when you are in the situation, buy yourself a couple of insurance possibilities. i would concentrate on half of those and not four of them. and pennsylvania. but you got to buy yourself insurance policies. she has the advantage because she has 242 electoral votes that the democrats carried. and he has to take 1 or 2 states away and run the table on the toss up states. >> in your view, joe, is it truthless to campaign in michigan and pennsylvania? >> no, not at all. i agree with carl though, he picked too many of them. it doesn't make sense to spend the time he's spending, pick wo or three and go for it and put your money and time in those state and i don't hold much hope for him in pennsylvania. that is a trap for years for the republican ares and it alw

donald trump in new hampshire and ohio and pennsylvania today. in north carolina on thursday, donald trump had an off-script moment that is getting a lot of attention. >> you know when i look at these great admirals and great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss? i don't think so. and you know they're incredible patriots. they would never say a thing, but i know what they're thinking. it's not for them, believe me. >> trump praised the veterans bravery and his own particular courage. let's bring in jim acosta for the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, donald trump continued to try to make a comeback in the last week of the campaign at a rally in north carolina. he once again attacked hillary clinton for the e-mail controversy. he saluted military veterans and talking about his own bravery. here's what he had to say. >> they are so much more brave than me. i would not have done what they have done. i'm brave in other ways. i'm financially brave. big deal. >> reporter: if there is one

>> ohio is evenly split and probably why it will be a tight race in ohio. ether or not that case for change and whether or not donald trump was the right person to make that case for change we'll end up seeing later tonight. >> last time around, the obama campaign and romney campaign sud is -- suddenly popped in. >> we haven't heard are inications. mrs. clinton is doing radio and mr. trump seems to be keeping it quiet today. we haven't heard indications of anything in the state today. >> you don't know if there is a last-minute visit from either one. >> no indications yet. >> and terms of kioga county suggest that turn out is light. that is a democratic strong hold. >> yes. >> perhaps that does not bode well for hillary clinton. but franklin county, numbers are through the roof and this is a democratic strong hold. >> i don't think we can look at those early numbers as a indicator. it will be late in the night before we see what happens in ohio. >> fascinating race. jenna? >> john, we are going to talk about early voting numbers. are they a good predictor in

party senator robb portman is having a watch party and right now i am joined by matt of the ohio g.o.p. how are you feeling now? >> relieved. the best news of the night it is already here and election 2016 is about to come to an end. >> that's good news. we are watching closely. senator portman's case against ted strickland's. what are you expecting out of the results and how important the seat is to ohio and republicans. >> we arexc our republican senator to a republican majority in the united states senate and ohio will do its share. rob portman works hard to get things done in a town that nothing matters and running against the worst and the resounding victory for senator robb portman and i am pleased to congratulate him when he is reelected to the united states senate. >> we are expecting to see candidates when we get things roling and congressional candidates and are expected to win. >> and throughout the night we will roll with announcements as we call races and able to introduce our candidates for the ohio supreme court and legislative races and favor and speaker rosenberger wil

i can tell you there was an audible gasp, a gasp from the crowd when the numbers came in and ohio was given to trump. >> ho, ho, ho, everybody relax it is gonna be a long night. this thing is far from over. we saw these numbers and cuyahoga county is coming in two for one for hillary. so apparently we did our job up here. i have a couple of candidates i want to introduce. it is going to be a long night, and we have this rolling situation going on. the west needs to report. there are multiple paths to victory. ever relax -- everybody relax whatever happens is gonna happen and there is nothing we can do in here to worry about it. let's just take a deep breath. >> reporter: they are taking a a deep breath. they cheer every time a win comes in for clinton. it may not be enough. let's go to paul orlousky who is covering another aspect of the trump campaign. orlo? >> reporter: harry, thank you very much. first of all fox just called florida and we reported that as well. the place this is what it sounded like when it was called, the state of ohio was called for donald trump. >> and we are re

i will try to represent the best of ohio in every way i know how. and as your united states senator to make youas in our gt state i proud. turning to ohio's 11th congressional district. this is in the northernmost portion of the state and cccludes portions of cuyahoga orti and summit counties. we have incumbent democrat wed s sfudge walking away with a win in her race against republican beverly goldstein. the latest numbers showeverly marcia with 81 percent. goldstein with 32 percent. the battle for the 14th congressional district in the u.s. house also call early on with incumbent republican david joyce beating out democrat michael wager. those numbers are ononbent repdd 65 percent for joyce and wager with 35 percentnt of the votes. now to ohio's 9th congressional district.t. now a big win here, but an expected one for incumbent democrat marcy a brer. donald larson. kaptur is currently serving her 17th term and is tied for the spot of second longest serving woman in congress. the latest results in this race n. cuentfor eerving are kept or 70 percent of

struggling for control of the forts and ohio country. french began to press their claim and built a series of forts. british built fort prince george and struggled for control of the point. the native indians, some found themselves aligned with the french and some with the british. of course, ultimately they were the ones that suffer to the most both -- suffered the most from both. although there was not a declared war, there was an ongoing tension on the frontier, and again, some indian tribes nations allied themselves with the french or the british. there was the possibility of traders being ambushed and robbed. at times ofurders indians. so there was a lot of potential for larger conflict that boiled 1756, when thein french and indian war really kicked off in full force. it is described as the seven year's war, we often refer to it as the french and a conflict that was sometimes described as the first world war. clear that became the english were going to essentially be victorious in this conflict. and theugh the french british signed

and pennsylvania, he's looking good in. if he has florida, ohio, polls in north carolina picks up iowa, he's still at 259. with new hampshire, that only gets him to 263. he'd have to get a wisconsin, michigan or pennsylvania and >> virginia -- which is interesting. this was a state where it was so hillary clinton all the way through the run up to the election. they saw it tightening later on. fox called it because the northern counties right outside of washington when i was going up in far fax county, the rest didn't consider it part of virginia because those states were more of the but when i was growing up, you could throw a stone and be in the old confederacy. this is part of the south of a republican state. but what has happened in the last 20 years is a big influx of minorities, central americans through the 1980s, and then many others since then. all that said, this is supposed to be a much wider victory for clinton. and it wasn't. after state after state. >> we watched the markets for signs. always have and probably always will. going sbo t

cavaliers followed up saying we are all buckeyes and our thoughts are with ohio state and columbus today. indians were one of the first organizations to tweet out we are thinking of everyone at osu, stay safe. that was early on. our hearts are with those impacted with ohio state in the community and throughout ohio and our good friends reigning heavy weight champion posted this. my thoughts and prayers go to everybody at ohio statute university. horrendous act of violence. hope it is over and everyone is safe. >> university of mississippi athletics department with a tweet short and to the point stay safe, buckeyes. everyone directly associated with this has i talked to beanie wells and we ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart f

and michigan. ohio will be a focus, idaho, new hampshire. some of those polls don't close till later on or they just closed at 9:00 and it is going to be a little longer in the night for the rest of the vote. projections that hillary clinton had those electorate votes wrapped up and that remains to be seen at this point. >> ron: thank you very much. i was watching some of the photographs on twitter, some phrased it. >> amanda: it is interesting, if you have a twitter account, it is sheer panic over what has transpired here tonight, and it is not over, we have a long way to go but they weren't expecting donald trump to win north carolina and ohio. >> ron: and as the races begin to unfold, we have early results from the county auditor's office and will put those online on kwwl.com as quickly as they come to us. you may not see them on air here but it is online as soon as they come in. >> amanda: 270 is the if i magic number. nbc has not called florida but once they do, those numbers will change. still up in the air but a very close race in mich

two battleground states, both florida and ohio. >>> welcome to this very special edition of america's election headquarters. i'm elizabeth fran in cleveland, where all votes up for grabs in the state with 18 electoral votes. leland? >> and from the windy shores of lake erie, you can see elizabeth all bundled up there in her jacket. welcome to miami beach, folks. it's sunny and 80 degrees here, folks. florida always a battleground state, in a must-win for donald trump. his -- donald trump's campaign feels as though florida is a must-win, as well. the clinton campaign feels like if they can take florida, which they, right now, feel very confident they can, they think that will end things pretty early in the night. as you know, liz, our own chris saying just about 11:00 p.m. was the over/under when we know how all of this will shake out tuesday. the one bellwether state that always seems to go with the victor is ohio. something that i know you've spent a lot of time looking into, over the past day or so. >> right. and we had a professor on earlier, who noted that really, ohio is the micr

and stay safe. the browns weighing in. our hearts are with those impacted at ohio state in the columbus community and throughout ohio today. stipe saying my thoughts and prayers going out to everybody at ohio state university. hope it is over and everyone is athletics department with a tweet. it is short and to the point. stay safe, buckeyes. a horrendous act, it usually brings out the best and strength in people and that includes those in the world of sports who always come together. indeed they did once again. >> and that was a classy move on the part of michigan. >> this brings it all to reality >> it is sports and this is real and are with each other. >> that was a classy move. >> thank you, tony. >>> all righty. be sure to stay with cleveland 19 news for continuing coverage of the attack at osu. we will take you back live to columbus coming up in the next segment. >>> we want to get to the weather today. dreary out there today. jeff tanchak bring us the latest? >> jeff: it will get drearier. moving through euclid willoughby and eastlake and it won't mess up your afternoon drive too much. >> out to the west a wall and

where injuries occurred and the exact spot where the suspect was shot and killed. we have ohio state camp us and here is the horseshoe for point of reference and we come to watts hall at 9:52 this morning when this 18-year-old of somali disspent saw a crowd of students outside of watts hall and drove up on the sidewalk to collide and ram his car into as many students as he could from there. he has a butcher knife is what we are told and walking up the sidewalk he is slashing and cutting as many students as he he gets to this corner here when confronted by a ohio state university police officer he gives them a command to drop the knife and does not do it and?shd >> nine total were taken to the hospital. we are not quite sure how many were hit by a car and how many were slashed by the butcher knife. >> we will show you live pictures. we were told there will be a briefing at ohio state i pull that up and monitor that will situation. there's the president of ohio state university. it was supposed to start at 4:00. again, a lot of details we were trying to fill in, what was the moti

. >> adam: we'll tell you what the wild ending in columbus means for michigan and ohio state. ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ? 'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are ? ? and if you want to be me, be me ?

and julie? >> yeah, ohio is also crucial, ken. we'll see you again at the bottom of the hour, thank you. >>> and ktvu ross palombo joins us now. your thoughts on the first early return? >> no surprise in indiana and no surprise in kentucky as they have been read for a long time and no surprise in vermont that went to hillary clinton. so trump is ahead on the first electoral count so far, but it will change dramatically from this point forward. the key states have all closed or partially closed. we have new hampshire, north carolina, a part of florida. remember florida is in two separate town zones in 63 electoral votes that are at stake in those states alone, so it will be a very long night. but we should get an early indicator from the key states to remember that it is all about florida again. florida, florida, florida. donald trump cannot win without florida, not most likely anyway with a very odd way that you could do it and it will be impossible for them. hillary clinton. >> wisconsin, iowa, which will be very tough. >> and for

. >> adam: we'll tell you what the wild ending in columbus means for michigan and ohio state. ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ? 'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are ? ? and if you want to be me, be me ?

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i don't see a way that he doesn't win ohio and he wins the presidency. night but the rest of the election might not be tonight. john: late night for ohio means what, midnight, 1:00 a.m.? >> midnight, 1:00 a.m., hamilton county comes in late which is cincinnati, we could be for a long night. nobody gets above 51% in a race. john: it's always tight. it's usually a couple of points one way or the other. >> we don't have significant latino population to offset lack of enthusiasm to the community that hillary has. her big numbers nationally, that's the hard place for her to make up here and another reason it's tight here. john: how do you explain lack of enthusiasm and all of a sudden the raging enthusiasm in frack line county? >> it's caught us all by surprise usually cayota county gets machines going and it works for them. hillary campaigned with lebron james, jay z and beyonce and not been there so far. john: jay, it's going to be fascinating. >> thanks for having me. appreciate it. john: jenna. >> jenna: john, vote asking well underway in north carolina. t

jen picciano and a crew on the way to columbus and the ohio state university. dan deroos is already here, working on what's going on with social media and a push our coverage forward from the big board so we'll have plenty for you this afternoon and, as we continue on cleveland 19 news at noon. we are also waiting the appearance of michael drake, who is the ohio state university president, who will be speaking soon. we want to head over to sia right now who has some breaking news. >> sia: yes, brian. you just talked a little bit about that. the lantern newspaper, that is the student newspaper. that's near the lane avenue parking garage. you may remember that they asked people to stay away from that area just a little bit ago. even though the shelter in place was lifted, that whole area, the 19th and college avenues, so, if you are in that area, they want you to go away because they are still searching. we aren't sure for what, but, it is still under investigation, so it's still an active scene in that area. details as we get them in. laura? brian? >> brian: ok,

they got blasted by houston and ohio state. i just don't see it. >> todd: my point is, they're that team that's lurking. if the committee all of a sudden decides not to take that second big ten team who's up next? >> brian: colorado, why not colorado? if washington loses, they lose to colorado. >> todd: there was a method to the madness i wanted to beat the snap. >> steve: you did. line-drive snap to finke. 34-yard punt and a 12-yard return. okay the trojans need some help, a little watch party tonight. and root for the utes. we'll be right back. e ...to get your romantic on. get your appreciation on. and get your unexpected on. kay jewelers. t now, you'll save up to 30% on select ...diamonds in rhythm... stunning diamond fashions. ...and this charmed memories gift set. so go to kay... the number one jewelry store in america... ...and get your kiss on. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed

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in north carolina and ohio and at 5 p.m. in pennsylvania and michigan. so you want to know what time to be settled in with a barty or at home with some brown liquor, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. historically in the close races we declare the winner starting at 5:00 and the dust has settled around 9:00. for those of you watching the polls come in precinct by precinct try not to get bogged down in every number. early voting and absentee voting gets announced right away. that generally skews democrat. more conservative because smaller rural towns report first. the cities are where lots of liberals live take more time, so don't base it on tiny precincts like florida or some other states, wait before the state is called before you react. and we will be watching all the action unfold tomorrow on channel 5. >> we are looking forward to i had. >>> also a 3 billion bond measure, measure rr needs a two-thirds majority to pass, san francisco mayor showed their support. most of the money would be used to repair and replace existing infrastructure. the rest is crowd relief, traf

plus new battleground tracker numbers for two must win states for donald trump, florida and ohio. we have a update of terror and hacking threats heading into election day and what to look for on tuesday. it's all ahead on "face the nation." >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. two days until election day. 40 million people have casted their ballots. there were long lines in north carolina and ohio as early voting came to a close. our last round of tracker poles before the election show a dead heat in florida where the candidates are tied at 45% of the vote. in ohio donald trump has a 1-point edge for hillary clinton. 46 percent to 45 percent. we din with?r two cbs news correspondents who have folded themselvnt airplane seats and rental cars across the country to be with both candidates across the way. i want to start with you, major, what happened at the trump rally last night. >> here are the facts, john. they're from the secret skefrbs and reno police. two-thirds through donald trump's speech there was a composition, a protestor set a u

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over four years, the created just 854 jobs, which means ohio spent about $38,000 per job. frz and while some producers fulfilled their promises, others didn't deliver. >> this is the draft day browns fans were waiting for. >> take draft day. the kevin costner football flick said it would hire about 1,800 ohio workers, but the box office fell more than 500 short. winter soldier. it got $8 million of your money. the problem? that's 3 million more than legally allowed at the time. >> so far, it appears we're putting people to work, and the state is getting good return on their investment. >> that's why senator patton and other ohio lawmakers doubled the tax credit to $40 million this year. >> but we don't know that we're putting people to work because they won't tell us. >> well, the state might not know, but we can find that information out by going through the folks that actually take the credits and will allow these >> business has boomed. but for the rest of these stunt performers, it's still just part-time work. dmr don'tfrz -- don't quit your day job. >> we wanted to ask the st

that is the perennial battleground state, and also get ohio where the polls have been very tight. but then he also has to win north carolina, which is also a tight race, and even then, he won't get above the 270 electoral votes that he needs. he'll still have to go and take a couple of other states, like, say, a colorado and nevada to get past 270. if it sounds like a lot of work the last five days, it is. >> and when hillary clinton looks at your map, what does she >> here is where she has the edge. start with pennsylvania where she is leading in the polls. if she can hang on to that, then she just needs to win north carolina to go over the 270 that she would need. that adds up to an easier electoral college path for hillary clinton. >> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk about the final days before the election with cbs news political director john dickerson. >>> a bond heaing is scheduled today for a man suspected of kidnapping and holding a south carolina woman inside a storage the woman and her boyfriend were reported missing in late august. kala victoria brown was f

donald trump has to win ohio and pennsylvania and florida. we have a variety of different places to go. ohio is one of the tougher states for us. it will remain a battle ground for a long time to come. >> let's talk about north carolina. a week ago you guys felt great about it and over the last few days, i can't find a democrat or republican who feels as good as you felt about your chances and it seems as though everyone thinks there is a nice edge, but it will tip to the republicans. do you still think that? >> north carolina is a toss up. anybody who has not turned out to vote. their vote could literally be the deciding vote. >> you think it's that close? >> i do. you see the hillary coalition at work. strong turn out once we got the extra early voting cites and young people in the universities. we had an incredible event last night with thousands of people. at midnight in north carolina. we know our folks are turning out and it's a numbers game. i don't know that north carolina will be called tonight. it might be that close. >> that has bee

and ohio, too early to call in ohio right now. 18 electoral voles in ohio.e're not able to make projections. polls are closed in both states. cannot make projections yet. let's take a look at the electoral college map count. donald trump has a lead. 24 electoral votes right now compared to 3. three for hillary clinton. you need 270 to win the white house. the blue state, that is vermont. that is the state hillary clinton has been projected. red states those for donald trump. the yellow states too early to call. no projections in those state, at least not yet. jake, west virginia not a surprise but we're waiting for ohio and north carolina. >> and florida for a second. the only reason i bring this supervisor because alex conan a senior strategist for marco rubio who's running for reelection there, pointed out just a few minutes ago that marco rubio was outperforming donald trump in absentee ballots in miami dade. the reason i bring it up is because one of the things looking forward for the republican party is how do they win democratic areas? >> take a look a

and thousands more are injured. an average of 90 people a day dying. here in ohioeople are killed by guns then killed in car crashes. we have seen moviegoers gunned down in theaters, little children killed in their classroom, buying the full people murdered at bible study and carolina and we have seen far too many african-american men and women killed by gun violence which is now the leading cause of death for young black men. and when we think about that, we think of jordan davis or trayvon martin. i've got to know their mothers who turned their morning mac into a movement. here's what i want to say. if anything else in the country was killing as many people who believe like we do in the second amendment, people who own guns and go hunting and art collectors, we would say wait a minute, this can't go on. we need comprehensive background checks to close the gun show loophole. [applause] and we know here in ohio, a majority of gun owners support these steps for gun violence because they know we can respect the second amendment and keep our kids and communities safe

and michigan turn out. we have to obviously wait to see the way things go in florida. if they continue to trend his way in florida, that will along with ohio and north carolina. >> john, you know as i do because we've talked about sides, both sides thought if he was going to win one of these big battle ground states, probably his best bet was iowa. and we still haven't called that yet. >> nancy cordes who is at the clinton headquarters. nancy. >> well norah, the fact that north carolina and ohio now appear to have ended up in the trump camp is a bitter disappointment for the clinton campaign. they literally spend tens of millions more dollars in those states than donald trump did. they have been airing ads in the states for month. hillary clinton went back to north carolina one last time at midnight last night with her final rally. her running mate tim kaine spent the entire day in the state yesterday. so that just shows you how winnable they thought that state was. as for ohio, she was in cleveland twice in the last couple days, she did that big concert and she went back just to give a coronation from king lebron james which shows you the

>> steve: that's still mind-blowing that ohio state and michigan, neither will play in their conference championship game. some predecks. there are the smiling faces. >> brian: mine was before the game started today. i had wisconsin beating ohio state in the big ten championship game. i thought michigan state would beat penn state. that's why wisconsin in and then i'm high on the buffs. if the buffs can beat utah and them in. >> steve: there you go, home team. on second down and ten. it's justin davis. mcshay. >> todd: one team that's interesting is oklahoma, kind of sitting on the outside looking in. oklahoma state, a top ten team -- that's a huge win and you have to assume that if you're talking about oklahoma potentially being in there wouldn't be a second team from the big ten. i just don't think that's going winner will end up having a good chance of being in. you need washington to lose. >> brian: todd, you didn't have the big ten championship in. >> todd: not in that one. lot going on, griese. >> steve: hard hit in the secondary. that's drue tranquill who's had a nice game. >> br

this as both candidates find themselves also in two of the same states today, pennsylvania and ohio. this morning counting the 270 is hard, not just because it is a big number and you don't have enough fingers but because adding up the states on the electoral map to get to 270 is getting more complicated for each candidate. for those of you unfamiliar with the glorious ways of our glorious republican, you need 270 electoral votes to win the election. hillary clinton wants new hampshire to be part of her equation. suddenly polls show a tie there. in georgia there's a new poll there that has donald trump ahead by just one point. he has no chance without georgia. the bottom line here, folks, is it is close. joining us this morning, eugene scott. >> good morning. >> it is close, eugene. >> reporter: it is close. this georgia poll so interesting to me. a lot of people are talking about cultural divides. one of the new cultural divides is urban versus rural. while georgia may have been red primarily in the rural areas, atlanta is very blue. so what we're going to see is purple. i think tha

>> reporter: actually one of the bigger celebrities in cleveland and northeast ohio for that matter. she is scheduled to be at the cleveland public auditorium with the cavaliers superstar lebron james and you remember last month in a piece, lebron james endorsed hillary clinton. he said that the u.s. needs a president who brings the country together, and as we know, ohio is a swing state so hillary clinton could be banking on his influence to trump has already said that he is not taking this celebrity route and he will hit the trail hard for the next two days. he is scheduled to appear in 10 different states, five today, and another five tomorrow. the buckeye state is not on that list, but donald trump junior will represent campaign in ohio. he has three stops planned for today near dayton and columbus. today's event with hillary clinton and lebron james is scheduled to start at 4:30 pm, likely to be a late start because hillary clinton will be speaking in new hampshire starting at 3:00. the event, again, starts at 4:30 pm with the doors opening at the public auditorium at 1:30 pm. li

the goop encouraged in iowa and ohio and all over the country, high anxiety. one sign that trump's rally last night in reno, the secret service rushed the stage. look at it there after someone in the crowd yelled gun. there was no gun. no threat. but tensions could not be higher in these final hours. let's get straight to our correspondents out with the candidates from the very start. tom llamas with donald trump. cecilia vega with hillary clinton and, cecilia, let me begith >> reporter: george, good morning to you. for the clinton campaign it is all about the map. we are seeing her campaign stops until now largely centered around these early voting states, but this strategy as election day nears seems to be shifting, her campaign stops now focused on states where voting is mostly happening on tuesday. this mad dash to the finish line, take a look. we've got a map for you. she has touched down in six battleground states in the final four days of this race, most of these stops centered right here who's who, a long list of celebrity friends from beyonce and jay

florida, north carolina and ohio, all s call. donald trump must win all three of them to move his way west unless all of a sudden and frankly out of nowhere virginia. if donald trump is able to pick off virginia, certainly the counties -- the cities outside washington, d.c., the bedroom communities outside washington, d.c., some of those polls are not yet in. but if donald trump picks off virginia, it's a whole new ball game. the presidency is very much up in the air. this is fox broadcasting >>> 17 minutes before the hour. at 5:00 eastern time this afternoon we got exit polls in. we don't talk about them a lot on tv. it gives you an idea where the night is going. they tell us don't pay too much attention. it's a good thing we didn't. the trump campaign was paying frankly, down in the dumps. they are no more. this race is turning and barring some new turn, it's going in a direction no one anticipated. let's bring in fox news contributor ed roll lens, heads of a pro tum super pac, director for president reagan's re-election bid. >>

he has to win florida, north carolina and ohio. it is pretty clear what hillary clinton's goal is. if she wins, florida, pennsylvania, the game is set and match. if she wins florida it is a done deal. forget anything else but she has numerous ways to get there. donald trump, a narrow path. got to sweep florida, north carolina and ohio and then he and i think they think that the other state is going to be michigan. they used to talk about pennsylvania. they now see that michigan is probably a better shot for them. pennsylvania, the clinton campaign has been on the ground in pennsylvania for months preparing for a last minute by the trump campaign. they haven't been as organized in michigan. so if there is going to be an upset in a blue state, michigan again, trump has to sweep it all when it comes to the battleground. if he adds michigan it is a plausible path. >> do you sense a late surge with trump? it seems like he has remained quiet for the past week or two weeks. >> look, if you believe the polling, ours now and everything that has come out, the trump surge peaked somewhere last

and now it is ohio state, look at that weather yesterday. >>> and thanksgiving and ohio state and michigan. but today we are looking at tonight. sports tonight, that is after the late news, which comes after football night in america, tonight, packers and the red skins. have a great sunday, everyone. >>> dave, thanks, and good morning. if you are going be heading to first energy, here is a look at the forecast, temperatures by kickoff, 35-degrees with a lot of clouds and a whole lot of wind at first southern. we will talk about just how strong the wind gusts are and week make it back into the 50s. >>> the magical world of disney is back in cleveland this afternoon. disney live begins at 1:00 p.m. over at the q. the audience is going to see characters from snow white, and toy story. of course, mickey and mini- mouse will also be there. the tickets are still available online. so it is as to steelers,--so it is a toss up, downs, steamers, or disney on ice. >> oh, yes, i would love to see the footballliers out there. and you know, this is great for snow white, elsa would love the type of weath

and ohio and new hampshire. you see that, for every point that the democrats perform under the 2012 number, is a point that they have to make up in a big way with hispanics. it seems like they might be doing that. that's why i think you've seen this frantic, almost like, oh, wait, we have to get to 270, not 250, let's go find some other states to put in play. the been that kind of plane right for all of us the last 48 hours. i think the because the change in democrat -- it's because the change in demographics of clinton campaign underpepper formed with african-americans and -- underperformed with african-americans and overperformed with hispanic. that's why you've seen the math change. mark: that's really enlightening. thank you. john: you're both great. we'll have you back again real soon. we're going to dig deeper into our final poll and also impacting early voting returns at greater depth in just a moment. if you're watching us in washington, d.c., you can also listen to us on the bloomberg radio and we'll be

we also see her calling on a celebrity friends from beyonce and jay z on friday in ohio to bon jovi overnight in florida and right here in philly, overnight, katy perry and hillary clinton together on stage and the goal, of course, is that she's hoping she's big names will push supporters to the poll, george, in this final stretch. >> now, cecilia, the clinton team does seem a little bit concerned going back to pennsylvania, going to michigan, as well. what else are they telling you they're worried about and what gives them the most hope? george, about some scenes like this. early voting, take a look. we've got some video for you. this is nevada a long line of voters mostly latinos waiting hours to cast their ballots. that gives them hope. you mentioned it, michigan. they say they are seeing tightening in the polls there and we are seeing some scheduled changes. hillary clinton heading there tomorrow along with president obama. he will be there too and, george, former president clinton is there today. >> okay, cecilia vega, thanks very much. let's go to tom llamas now. he is in denver. trump

these are the counties that he carried along the pennsylvania border and the ohio river and through to cincinnati. keep that in mind. look at the areas that he carried here this is trumball county and he carried lorain county. he appeared to disenfranchise voters that feel they did not have a voice and he spoke to them, the forgotten men and wix our country will not be forgotten no longer and we have been breaking the numb for you in a little bit. and back to you. >>> fascinating stuff. thanks for staying with us. >>> a historic night and early morning. and we have more election coverage ahead. >>> but first it is a check of your weather plus radar. >>> we have a few rain showers. here is the radar right now. this is what is going on right now and heavier showers over canton as we speak. and those will continue to move south. and don't expect must budge in the temperatures. warmer whether it coming and i'll tell you when. >>> we had an earlier accident this morning, 90 east right before the warren exit. and the ems crews are off to the right-hand shoulder. we got 7

. >>> and ohio state university attacked. this morning, classes resume, but questions remain after a student ran over and stabbed student ran over and stabbed several people. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. anne-marie green. well, this morning, wind-stoked wildfires have forced the evacuations in two popular tourist towns in east tennessee. a mandatory evacuation was ordered for downtown gatlinburg as flames and choking smoke swept through the area around the great national mountain park. an advisory was issued there, some areas nearby pigeon forge were also evacuated. police have been goingr door to warn residents. >> the wind direction is swirling. we've picked up many embers and started spot fires. multiple trees began to fall, taking down power line which is caused other fires to occur. we are in the process of fighting multiple natural fires. >> the national guard has been mobilized. nearby, the dollywood resort was also evacuated last night

one has to clue florida and ohio. if he loses north carolina, things are in trouble. today he basically drew off of fox news reporting last night from bret baier that the investigation of the clinton foundation and the possibility of a nexus or overlap with the e-mail scandal has an effect been underway for a the better part of the last year with some fbi and some justice department divisions all looking into a variety of different potential overlaps and trump obviously is going to try to use that as a mallet to whack clinton with. >> it's far reaching and has been going on for more than one year. it was reported that an avalanche of information is coming in. the fbi agents say their investigation is likely to yield an indictment. >> reporter: it's interesting to note that has trump is saying that today "the wall street journal" was reporting that because of trump's international business dies, even if he hands all the corporate letters of authority over to his children, still likely to be in a trump administration all

on sunday, she's going to go to the battleground states of new hampshire and ohio. onday, she's going to get back to philadelphia and that's where she's going to be in the evening rally with the president and the first lady and her husband, former president, bill clinton and chelsea will be there as well. this is all in anticipation of what's happening on election day. >> we know that philadelphia is a special place for secretary clinton. that's the city where she receives her nomination. we got president obama expected to speak at the campaign event that he's almost done for his former secretary clinton this time in fayetteville, in north carolina. the clint the enthusiasm people have for president obama. here is the president in one of his two stops for clinton on thursday. >> if you are registered, you can vote right now. [ cheers ] there is early voting location just ten minutes away. >> our ron allen is in fayettevil fayetteville, the president is giving a lot of attention in north carolina. is he trying to do what can do for clinton what he could not do for him