jessica schneider in ann arbor, michigan. we will start with jason carroll, who is in florida, where donald trump about to kick off in that state that brings a whopping 29 electoral votes. jason? >> reporter: it's a must-win state. can you believe we are finally, finally in the final stretch here. when donald trump takes the stage a few moments from now, he's expected to tell the audience to get out and vote. by a show of hands, a lot of people in the room say they have already voted. what the trump campaign wants these people to do now is get a friend to get out to join them to vote tomorrow. this is a must-win state for donald trump going forward. the democrats are encouraged by early voting among latinos here in this state that they say is going to favor them but the trump campaign encouraged by crowds like this one that they say it's going to translate into votes for them come election day. going forward as you guys both know, their goal going forward, they have got to flip a blue state. maybe in the upper midwest, maybe

meanwhile chelsea clinton was in ann arbor.een introducing president obama and will be joining that rally. first i want to bring in elijah cummings. now that comey has exonerated hillary clinton you have been outspoken wanting answers from the fbi. let's talk about the political damage given what happened in the last ten days. >> it's hard to determine what if any damage there was. but clearly when director comey came out with the letter 10, 11 days ago, it left a lot to be desired. i don't think he should have done that having not even reviewed any of the e-mails. now i think we have to go forward. as we listen to secretary clinton, clearly she's letting the world know she will be the uniter in chief. all of the people that donald trump has talked negatively about. the disabled, women, african-americans, she said we've going to unite you to forge ahead together. going back to the e-mails for a second, hillary clinton has been through a lot. i think donald trump said the thing he admired about her the most is she's a fighter. s

president obama being in ann arbor, that's different. that's aimed at turning out younger voters who generally vote democratic but who may not have turned out as robustly as some of the other -- >> something that was interesting this morning, robby mook, clinton's campaign manager, was on the morning shows and said that there's this surge in hispanic voters and also in asian voters. but he didn't mention african-american voters which i found interesting. all of a sudden it's asian voters. >> well, they definitely have had a problem with african-american turnout, no question about it. you look at north carolina, now you can argue that that was partly because the state changed the rules to make it harder for african-american voters. but in michigan, in ohio, you have seen a downturn in african-american vote, in places like cleveland. so that's a problem for the clinton campaign. it could be a problem in a state like pennsylvania as well. they want to shore that up. they think they can and they certainly have the get out the vote operation

president obama campaigned for clinton in ann arbor michigan today. clinton will be in pennsylvania tonight where she'll join her husband, the president, first lady and a bunch of rock stars to hold a concert and rally tonight. >>> the candidates have been spending a t so-called swing states, colorado being one of them despite the fact that a lot of colorado voters have already turned in their ballots. 9news political reporter brandon rittiman joins us now. we've seen now kind of a changeover in which party is leading as far as getting those ballots in. >> i've been putting together these graphics every morning on social media. it was rather unusual to see democrats start out in the lead. normally they wait a little bit longer. that's just the tendency in

they've added a stop there monday along with president obama going to ann arbor. here's a look tonight about those final stretch strategies. >> we have tried to calibrate our schedule to be in states at the peak time for voting, so michigan almost all voting happens on election day. pennsylvania, new hampshire, and even ohio. our schedule is calibrated around that. trump's is -- looks like he's just trying to go everywhere all at once. that's why we're spending time in michigan. >> kristen welker in philadelphia. we wanted to play that not only because it's brand new, but because he's making the argument while michigan is a state that democrats are supposed to win, if hillary clinton were losing michigan at all, we're going there because of the calendar, not the margin. what can you tell us about that strategy? >> reporter: that is a little bit of spin. it is true that these states are about to vote. you don't have early voting in michigan. but what we're seeing is the polls are tightening in michigan. secretary clinton right now only has a four-point lead. that's

we learned she's sending her most powerful surrogate president obama to rally in ann arbor, michigan,nd hillary clinton herself will campaign in grand rapids michigan on monday as well and new polling out of the state shows clinton ahead there but donald trump's message is resonating with blue collar workers especially. jessica schneider joining us from i believe you are in warren, michigan. this state hasn't gone red since '88. michigan is not used to getting this much attention this close to election day and now both clinton and trump certainly showing the state some love. >> reporter: you know, poppy, i'm actually in detroit, michigan, just to correct you there but michigan itself has become a focal point for two distinct reasons. the tightening polls showing donald trump gaining momentum. in fact, to get some perspective, it was early october when hillary clinton was up by 11 points, now up by just 4. the second reason it's a focal point is this state does not have early voting. that means that the campaigns have to sustain the excitement of their base all the way through until tu

president obama went to ann arbor, to prevent a surprise ((sot: president barack obama / no super)) "the good news michigan is that you are uniquely qualified to make sure he does not get the job." more republicans early voted in georgia and arizona more democrats.. in critical florida and nevada but in pennsylvania ... where crews got ready for clinton's closing rally tonight ... there's almost no early voting (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, philadelphia. thanks steve. later on we'll get even more insight into the election... we'll hear from some local teens voting in a mock election and we'll have kwwl's political analyst chris larimer in house federal election monitors are being sent to 28 states to help enforce voting than 500 monitors will be on the ground across the country. for monitors to be allowed inside a precinct, they would need approval from local election officials. so far, none of them will be in iowa let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for the first look at your weather what's election day looking 7

] >>> the president of the united states arousing speech asking all of the young people there in ann arbor, michigan, specifically to go out and vote. to vote for hillary clinton for president of the united states. hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we're going to have full analysis of what we just heard from the president up first though it's the final countdown. we are less than a day away from the presidential election near the united states. tomorrow is the culmination of one of the most bitter and most bizarre campaigns in american history, and the candidates are in a final sprint to the finish line. donald trump campaigning today in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan. a rally in sarasota, florida, trump told supporters he's done his part. now he said it's up to them. >> this is it, folks. we will never have another opportunity. not in four years, not in eight years. it will be over. with supreme court justices, we people pouring into our country. th

we also have boris sanchez and jessica schneider in ann arbor michigan.'s start with you, martin. tell us what is going on in cleveland. >> cleveland saw a real spike in early voting over the weekend. they have been holding early voting in the state since october 12th but huge numbers here in cleveland and huge numbers all across the state. in fact, in a lot of places they broke records. early voting continues today and it goes until 2:00. they shut down just so they can start the regular voting tomorrow. that would seem to bode well for hillary clinton. >> all right, so, let's bounce over to you, boris. obviously, early voting with the latino population in florida and it's up over 100% from the last cycle and a big question comes down to that cuban vote, especially down there in south florida and which way they go and why. what's your feel on the ground? >> hey, good morning, chris. early voting ended just yesterday. there were lines all across cuban neighborhoods here in south florida. if you talk about miami-dade county. 80% of the turnout we had in 20

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inrchill visited ann arbor 1932. we had the opportunity of seeing him. i have what is an obvious question. you speak of his discussion and congress that had his father been american and his mother british, he might have gotten there on his own, but by american law, wasn't he also an american citizen because one of his parents was american? >> i defer to legal minds to answer that. my understanding, and the rules have changed. have dualr example citizenship, which was not possible that far back. my understanding was no. his package was equally divided, no, he did not officially hold that role. parentage was equally divided, no, he did not officially hold that role. i am looking for confirmation. did she take british citizenship when she married randolph? [inaudible] >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter, at c-span history for information on our schedule. republican donald trump is elected as the next president of the united st

there was the president in ann arbor which is a college town. barack obama has done well with millennial voters and college types. hillary clinton is around grand rapids right now. this is the republican heart of michigan. western michigan and the area to the west and the north of grand rapids. what she is going for are the suburban republicans, the college-educated white traditionally republican suburbanites who are uneasy with donald trump. she said look, i can go into republican territory and peel some of them off because they are uneasy about donald trump. you might see a funky map and that's the opportunity that they see and what the campaign is doing about it. she is on the ground at clinton's rally. did you think on the eve of this election, hillary clinton would be going into the heart of the republican part of michigan. >> in a word, no. they got very loud. don't stop believing. they are in south detroit. this state the reality is democrats have always been willing to say privately that this place, this state more than anything had the

>> he's wrapping up here in ann arbor. a big crowd of 5,000 or more people. a lot of students and millennials. that's a reason he's here to get excited about hillary clinton. trying to reassemble his coalition in north carolina, florida and here in michigan. again this is a state that doesn't vote early. there is absentee voting but not early voting as we have seen. they vote on tuesday for the most part. of course donald trump is making a big play here. he and mike pence, trump kids are spending a lot of time in michigan. they are confident in what they are seeing. they say trump's move to michigan is nothing new and republicans have done it in the past and they were almost expecting it. you can see president obama on stage. chants of yes, we can. it's 2008. when he start d on stage he said he's feeling sentimental. tomorrow there will be a president elect. this is his last campaign. the more you hear him, the more you know this is something special of president obama. he poured his heart and soul into getting hillary clinton elected. the president and the t

ben: new this morning, a muslim student in ann arbor threatened near campus. the student told police that a man approached h a threatened to set her on fire if she didn't remove her hijab. she removed the scarf and then ran away. the threat prompted an emergency alert for all students at the university of michigan. >> also new this morning, when people showed up for services at a maryland church they found vandalism. the words trump nation whites only were written on the building and across a banner that advertised spanish church services. members of the congregation worked together to replace the wins. melinda: new this morning, an entire neighborhood teaming up against singer wayne newton. it's all because of peacocks. people who live near newton's former ranch in nevada, which is now a tourist museum, say the birds are taking over the community. newton's lawyer says the peacocks aren't newton's and they weren't brought there by him either. neighbors disagree and want help dealing with the problem. the newton family says they are willing to help remove the w

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president obama went to ann arbor to prevent a surprise. >> the good news is you are uniquely qualified to make sure he does not get the job. >> more republicans early voted in georgia and arizona. more democrats in critical florida and nevada, but in pennsylvania where crews got ready for the rally tonight. there's almost no early >> to motivate democrats to turn out tomorrow, hillary and bill clinton. barack and michelle obama hold a rally and a concert here at independence hall tonight. nbc news, philadelphia. >> thank you, steve. >> we hope you tune in to news 3 at our special election coverage. we will bring you up to the minute results and expert analysis as well as our crews throughout the valley. >> if you can't make it to a tv screen, you can watch live on facebook and on twitter all night long. visit our facebook fan page or follow us on twitter to watch from your smartphone. >> two adults are forced from their home because of a fire. it started just after 11:00 a.m. at an apartment complex on stewart avenue near lamb boulevard. they say the fire happened in the bedroom of the

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he's been to ann arbor eight times now.scheduled to take the stage in about a half hour we believe. chelsea clinton will introduce him. the problem for hillary clinton is the poll numbers have slipped. she was ahead by as much as 11 points. now five points or so. she's really trying to i can ma sure this remains part of her firewall. >> thank you, ron. let me bring in mark murray, senior political editor. let's look at where we are now. michigan is a tighter race. the battleground map, the scenario you look at shows. >> you need to play defense. so much of the discussion was on pennsylvania. that's where president obama is going to be with hillary clinton for a big rally they will be having in philadelphia. in the last couple of days the trump campaign said we'll go to michigan. the problem is not only has it been a democratic state but just the demographic of it. i would be surprised if donald trump does better than mitt romney did. you lose by ten points, four points, one. that's what they are trying to do here in ann arb

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ben: new this morning, a muslim student in ann arbor threatened near campus. the student told police that a man approached her and threatened to set her on fire if she didn't remove her hijab. she removed the scarf and then ran away. the threat prompted an emergency alert for all students at the university of michigan. >> also new this morning, when people showed up for services at a maryland church they found vandalism. the words trump nation whi only were written on the building and across a banner that advertised spanish church services. members of the congregation worked together to replace the vandalism with the message love wins. melinda: new this morning, an entire neighborhood teaming up against singer wayne newton. it's all because of peacocks. people who live near newton's former ranch in nevada, which is now a tourist museum, say the birds are taking over the community. newton's lawyer says the peacocks aren't newton's and neighbors disagree and want help dealing with the problem. the newton family says they are willing to help remove the wild birds

we know president obama was talking to students in ann arbor. we know bill clinton has been there.hy the emphasis on michigan? i thought this was part of the blue wall? why? >> because they are terrified! they're terrified. they are cracking the blue wall. it has to do with trade. trump took a big gamble in some ways he was willing to throw away the sun belt, really alienate the latinos because he thought it would give him a big advantage in the rust belt. i don't think he's going to pull it in but people have no fingernails and their beds are wet. >> you agree? terrified? >> no, we're not terrified. i think it's smart strategy. don't worry about your nails. they'll be fine. >> go ahead. >> you may want to have a couple cocktails ready just in case. listen, it's a day of state which makes it, i think, more complicated. >> yeah. >> and we haven't really had a lot of polling. and any time you get a poll that comes back within four, five, you're wondering, well, you know, it's trending the wrong direction. so, i think they're being smart to go there. you have to have, you know, a big

president obama campaigned for clinton in ann arbor michigan today. clinton will be in pennsylvania tonight where she'll join her husband, the president, first lady and a bunch of rock stars to hold a concert and rally tonight. >>> the candidates have been spending a t so-called swing states, colorado being one of them despite the fact that a lot of colorado voters have already turned in their ballots. 9news political reporter brandon rittiman joins us now. we've seen now kind of a changeover in which party is leading as far as getting those ballots in. >> i've been putting together these graphics every morning on social media. it was rather unusual to see democrats start out in the lead. normally they wait a little bit longer. that's just the tendency in republicans, the red line, have overtaken the democrats by about 7,000 ballots cast. this doesn't tell us how they've voted. it just tells you their party registration and the unaffiliated voters which are actually a bigger voting group than either of those two. >> so they're simply not voting. >> pe

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detroit police officer officer collin rose was escorted from the gift of life surgical center in ann arbor to a funeral home in detroit. the wayne state university police officer died after he was shot in the head tuesday while trying to make an arrest. people in north dakota show their support for law enforcement officers working the pipeline protests.people are protesting the pipeline that would run under the missouri river.. leaving the water source at risk of being contaminated. orgars march for law enforcement involved in the protests. three dogs are sound asleep with family this morning after being rescued from a house fire. firefighters pulled the lifeless dogs from a home and gave them oxygen. the dogs were treated for smoke inhalation and we're told - they're doing well. no one was home at the time of the fire. investigators are working to still ahead.. we preview tonight's sunday night football matchup between the chiefs and broncos right here on today's tmj4.plus.. rod burks has highlights from all of our favorite wisconsin teams.. as well as a great finish to a big rivalry game

in ann arbor today. it started copping down. the stadium went wild. those were some good snow angels there. what can we expect from the system? bri eggers has details. >> you have to be a big fan in order to stay out in that for a game. we are some snow on the way. really for western massachusetts. this will be high elevation snow. ain posted in the pink area you see there. and winter weather advisory in the purple. this is a long-duration event. expected to last until 7:00 p.m. on monday. we will continue to watch that. right now, not a lot going on for us. you can see that weather making its way in. a whole lot of snow on the way for the berkshires. could be about a half a foot. real ideal for us, closer to home, we are talking about the cold temperatures pushing in for us. and also the gusty winds. there will be a wind advisory for those winds blasting out of the west. specifically, along the south coast of new england. cape cod and the islands. gusts could get up to 50 miles per hour. we will get to more on. this plus, some rain on the way inside

two years ago the terps went into the big house in ann arbor and came web -- came up with upset win over the 22nd ranked dj durkin knows the gigantic task ahead but says his familiarity with the players could be an advantage. >> that always helps. even when you're playing teams within conference, familiar with guys you play against. obviously me being there, there's familiarity. players play games. not coaches. it's our players are studying film and knowing what 'r to do is the most important thing. us conveying that to them. >> how great would that be. >> the next three weeks are going to be rough. michigan, ohio state, nebraska. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >>> thomas edison invented the and a whole lot more other stuff. but ladies, you'll agree there is nothing compared to the genius behind this. she was with interchangeable. >> hello. made by a german company with five sets of heels that po

it's going to be trump's laststopped today and you saw hillary clinton in ann arbor and upper midwest increasingly important now. it's not just what's happening at the top of the ticket the battle for senate control could be one of the biggest story lines tonight and in fact could be the biggest one maybe after midnight. according to our political team that's going to be crucial to determine it's democrats or republicans controlling the senate and other races we are looking at north carolina. new hampshire, missouri, nevada those are the places where the senate the control of congress on the senate side is going to come into real play. it's going to be a fascinating 24 hours and we will be here at 30 rock at the election center to watch all of it we have a deep dib into the down bolt races on nbc nightly -- dive nbc nightly news. >> and tonight we will have a hour long edition of nightly news beginning after this newscast and channel 3 news at 7will begin tonight at 7:30. >>> and we will be with you throughout election day. if you've problem at the polls or a question about voting con

minnesota and michigan, giving wolverine football fans a snowy celebration in ann arbor. by monday afternoon lacona, new york, was buried in over two feet of snow, jackknifing this tractor-trailer. this is the tug hill region of new york, the snowiest place in america last year. the timing is not great for people in this region because the start of the holiday travel season is today. when you see the weather report showing snow, what goes through your mind? >> cars in the ditch, here we go. >> reporter: jefferson county deputy steve gruber has been busy since 5:00 a.m. how dangerous are winter driving conditions here relative to other plas in the country? >> this is the worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: a winter storm warning remains in effect for vast stretches of upstate new york, and about 5,000 homes are without power, but, scott, conditions are expected to improve just in time for thanksgiving. >> pelley: tony, thanks very much. eric fisher is our chief eric, what's coming next? >> reporter: well, scott, these winds will continue to crank tonight, and the lake-effec

if it's normal and some jenessee county which is flint and ann arbor. she's in the hunt in michigan. it's tight, but we're looking at that, saying, if detroit is only worth 300,000, it's starting to look like she's the nod there. and then we hear ron johnson, who is considered the second most vulnerable republican who is won comfortably in wisconsin, that indicates the drama may be moving to wisconsin. >> so for the scorecards at home, if the clinton campaign takes michigan, the next thing to watch is wisconsin. wisconsin could be what breaks it or makes it. >> right. it looks like the republicans may retain the senate. if trump wins the presidency, the democratic party will have the least amount of power that i can ever remember a political party having, both at the national level and the state level. it's hard to overestimate what this means tonight. >> we haven't carried wisconsin since '84. so he's turning the map a little bit upside down in some ways here. >> if it happens. >> if it happens. >> let's be clear. i want to be very clear, there's a way

it would really be sledding if the blizzard would get on the field in ann arbor. michigan controls its destiny. >> adam: they get bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobt iowa and they have to beat the buckeyes next week to win the east. also from the big ten, wisconsin in control of the big ten west. oklahoma state also in control of its destiny in the big 12. solid win on the road. two surprising first-place teams from the pac-12 meeting in boulder, b.j. >> brian: colorado taking on washington state. the season. he had to show he could do it too. >> adam: lufau, big one over utah next week as they look to wrap up the pac-12 south. utah experiencing surprise. >> rick: number 12, hosting an embattled oregon team. mark helfrich on the ropes. a 17-yard touchdown pass in the waning moments of the game. darren carrington in. utah out of the pac-12 south race. >> adam: u.s.c. could win the pac-12 south if they win tonight against ucla. clemson trying to clinch the a.c.c. atlantic after last week at pitt. the rest of the action from the day. wyoming in a wild finish against san

there are opportunities really in wayne county and a little bit in ann arbor for her to make that up . if he can get michigan, wisconsin, and nevada, that would stop trump. >> steve kornacki, right now, what's the total amount of the vote in, in michigan? not yet up to 60% of that vote? >> yeah. we're at about 60%. and the big sort of thing that's lagging right here, it's wayne. it's detroit. you've really got about half the vote here in, by far the largest county. so this is the biggest thing yet to come in. but it's that, a big democratic county versus a lot of small and medium size, what tonight are red counties where one by one he can chip away at that. >> keeping in mind what's still outstanding in terms of projections, georgia, flump new hampshire, nevada, arizona, there are obvious combinations of those remaining few states that tell us who the next president will be. >> i just got word that pennsylvania looks strong for the democrats. brady saying it's 450 to 460. so i think that state is good for clinton right now. if trump's got to decide what kind of a president he's going

the president will be in wolverine country, ann arbor.l be at grand valley state in allen dale. her chief strategist talked about michigan this morning. >> the key thing with michigan in particular it is gameday state, if we hold michigan, i believe we will, then his path, trump's path becomes, he has to win all four other big states, pennsylvania, ohio, north carolina, florida. reporter: the clinton campaign will run a two-minute tv ad to air on broadcast network biggest shows. hillary clinton offering a positive and unifying message according to her aides. they're hoping 20 million viewers or so will be watching. as clinton makes her closing argument. >> we've got to get everyone to believe that this election is about you. it is. about you. your dreams. your aspirations, your hopes, your family, your community. reporter: so clinton will make two more stops in pennsylvania. got a lot of attention in recent days. first stop here in pittsburgh. later in philadelphia, another state that doesn't do early voting. clinton making sure the blue

ben: new this morning, a muslim student in ann arbor threatened near campus. the student told police that a man approached her and threatened to set her on fire if she didn't removr she removed the scarf and then ran away. the threat prompted an emergency alert for all students at the university of michigan. >> also new this morning, when people showed up for services at a maryland church they found vandalism. take a look. the words trump nation whites only were written on the building and across a banner that advertised spanish church services. members of the congregation worked together to replace the vandalism with the message love >> somber day in paris. the attacks were carried out by the isis gunman a year ago. people who survived the attack are sharing their stories and one has written a book about the experience. >> there was no way to look at this and the only way to recover was to find into myself the inner strength and that is one of the reasons that i wrote this book. >> that man was inside of the theatre a year ago. >> orlando held a pride parade

she is on her way to michigan are y where the president was speaking to a group of students in ann arbor. a lot of attention being given to michigan in these final hours. so much so they're concerned that if donald trump was able to win the battleground state of florida, ohio, or north carolina, if he was able to flip michigan, that could be a probable. already hillary clinton is trying to reach out across the isle. >> tomorrow we face the test of our time. will we set doles that all of us can help meet, or will we tern on each other and pit one group of americans against another. >> she started the day face timing her granddaughter on the tarmac. then she took a few questions from reporters. >> people who vote for me and against me, i think these splits, the divides that have been exposed and exacerbated are ones that we really do have to bring the country together on. >> in florida alone, latinos have come out twice as much as they did in 2012 and cast million votes. that may be the story that we're talking about tomorrow. >>> thank you, jennifer, good to see you as always. the path to

president obama going to ann arbor. this was just tonight explaining the strategy while he was on the plane. >> we have tried to calibrate our schedule to be in states at the peak time for voting. so michigan almost all voting happens on election day. pennsylvania, new hampshire, and even ohio. so our schedule is calibrated around that. trump's is -- looks like he's trying to go everywhere all at once. >> trump going everywhere, and yet he's been boosted by some recent news. the big question has been suddenly what effect will fbi director comey's letter to congress and related leaks allegedly from inside the fbi about investigations real and according to some nonexistent, how will that impact this election? it's a controversial topic. we have a qualified panel. a presidential campaign veteran and former chief of staff to joe mansion, a republican fundraiser and political consultant, and a national political reporter for bloomberg politics. hey, everybody. welcome to live saturday night coverage here at msnbc. if you're

president obama going to ann arbor. that race is tightening up for both parties.hat is a state the clinton campaign has expected to win and needs to win if the map they have laid out actually stays in play. last stop, midnight rally in raleigh. the toss-up we have in the race. the clinton campaign can push that over the top. they are in good shape. >> these days are just exhausting. both campaigns and candidates working late. donald trump finished an event hours ago. we had an exclusive with the press corps. he said no matter what james comey says, he thinks hillary clinton is guilty. let the evidence be otherwise. cnn's sunlen serfaty is here with the latest on. that. >> john, it is clear. donald trump is not letting go of the line of messaging. all day, he continued to bring up she has been under investigation from the fbi. notably leaving out that review has reached an end and she has been cleared of any wrongdoing. donald trump did not refer to james comey's announcement, but he did cast doubt about the conclusions saying he think it is impossible for them to

ann arbor, a lot of progressives and the down rivers that are good hard working men and women.l of them. i understand what the issues are. i'm the first person to oppose trade deals. donald trump was exciting people because he opposed trade deals that were threatening the jobs. i have the largest population of muslims in the country. >> thank you so much for coming on today. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> now, here is a look at what's coming up on media buzz. let's check in. what you got cooking this morning. >> we're going to start with the coverage of donald trump meeting with the network executives, the new york times, the coverage of this ridiculously long shot wisconsin recount. we'll take a look at twitter shutting down some alt-right accounts and facebook grappling with fake news. are people getting sick of football? all coming up at the top of the hour. >> interesting. i have to admit i'll be watching football later on today, but going back and forth. >> they've got you. >> i never miss you. i got to dip in on that football too. thanks so much. >>> once upon

two deep blue dots in ann arbor and detroit and google has its big new campus there. donald trump sees an opening like he sees in pennsylvania. doesn't have coal country, which might make it a harder play, so donald trump did change the map of american electoral system. however, in some doing, the back door florida where are wr the latino vote surge is real and it's not going favorable to truch, it's not impossible that we could wake up on wednesday and he would have taken iowa and ohio and still lost because he lost friday. >> to leave the map out, you went to harvard for goodness sake. what's the larger message of what we have been through? >> i think it has to do with i brought up before jd vance's book, a lot of people are worried about their kid's future. they believe if you've got connection, their kids have a ladder than others don't have and peggy noon has written about this extensively, the unprotect ed in america that are not nigh norty believe strongly that donald trump is sounding their alarm b about what's happen ng the american dream. they're talking abo

it would really be sledding if the blizzard would get on the field in ann arbor. michigan controls its destiny. >> adam: they get the win bouncing back from the loss at iowa and they have to beat the buckeyes next week to win the east. also from the big ten, wisconsin in control of the big ten west. oklahoma state also in control of its destiny in the big 12. solid win on the road. two surprising first-place teams from the pac-12 meeting in boulder, b.j. >> brian: colorado taking on washington state. the season. he had to show he could do it too. >> adam: lufau, big one over utah next week as they look to wrap up the pac-12 south. utah experiencing surprise. >> rick: number 12, hosting an embattled oregon team. mark helfrich on the ropes. a 17-yard touchdown pass in the waning moments of the game. utah out of the pac-12 south race. >> adam: u.s.c. could win the pac-12 south if they win tonight against ucla. clemson trying to clinch the a.c.c. atlantic after last week at pitt. the rest of the action from the day. wyoming in a wild finish against san diego state. kn