nbc's peter alexander is in belmont, massachusetts. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. at this time tomorrow mitt romney will either wake up as president-elect or return to life as a private citizen. he'll be here in a short time. this is his polling site in belmo belmont, here with his wife ann and returns to the campaign trail today. aides say he'll thank volunteers and try to motivate supporters in two key states, ohio and pennsylvania. on the eve of the election mitt and ann romney enjoyed a rock star's welcome in the granite state. >> thank you, new hampshire! >> tomorrow your votes and your work right here in new hampshire will help me become the next president of the united states. >>. >> reporter: after a six-year quest for the white house, the office now potentially within reach, mr. romney cast his campaign as a shared movement. >> this is much more than our moment. it's america's moment of renewal and purpose and optimism. we have journeyed together far

. >>> police in belmont want to speak to a driver of mercedes that hit a woman in a wheelchair while turning into a mcdonald's. 48-year-old disabled woman says her motorized wheel chair was damaged sand he was slightly injured in the accident. the driver asked her if she was okay and would be back. the driver never returned and belmont police want to find her. >> i don't think it was an honest mistake on the part of the driver that they will contact us. we're going to continue to investigate this. right now it's an hit-and-run involving injury. >> anyone who may have witnessed the incident is asked to contact the belmont police. >>> spectacular big rig crash on interstate 680 is cleared in pleasanton and traffic is flowing again after a tie-up of more than six hours. we were overhead after the accident happened. northbound truck flipped over blocking off all southbound lanes. driver suffered only minor injuries. one other vehicle was involved. that driver was not hurt. >> dan: moraga school district issued a statement saying it did not further disstress to sexually abused steichbdz.

. >>> police in belmont want to speak to a driver of mercedes that hit a woman in a wheelchair while turning into a mcdonald's. 48-year-old disabled woman says her motorized wheel chair was damaged sand he was slightly injured in the accident. the driver asked her if she was okay and would be back. the driver never returned and belmont police want to find her. >> i don't think it was an honest mistake on the part of the driver that they will contact us. we're going to continue to investigate this. right now it's an hit-and-run involving injury. >> anyone who may have witnessed the incident is asked to contact the belmont police. >>> spectacular big rig crash on interstate 680 is cleared in pleasanton and traffic is flowing again after a tie-up of more than six hours. we were overhead after the accident happened. northbound truck flipped over blocking off all southbound lanes. driver suffered only minor injuries. one other vehicle was involved. that driver was not hurt. >> dan: moraga school district issued a statement saying it did not further disstress to sexually abused steichbdz.

. >>> police in belmont want to speak to a driver of mercedes that hit a woman in a wheelchair while turning into a mcdonald's. 48-year-old disabled woman says her motorized wheel chair was damaged sand he was slightly injured in the accident. the driver asked her if she was okay and would be back. the driver never returned and belmont police want to find her. >> i don't think it was an honest mistake on the part of the driver that they will contact us. we're going to continue to investigate this. right now it's an hit-and-run involving injury. >> anyone who may have witnessed the incident is asked to contact the belmont police. >>> spe >>> spectacular big rig crash on interstate 680 is cleared in pleasanton and traffic is flowing again after a tie-up of more than six hours. we were overhead after the accident happened. northbound truck flipped over blocking off all southbound lanes. driver suffered only minor injuries. one other vehicle was involved. that driver was not hurt. >> dan: moraga school district issued a statement saying it did not further disstress to sexually abused ste

governor romney voted this morning in belmont, massachusetts. paul ryan cast his ballot in janesville, wisconsin. joe biden checked the box for the obama ticket in his home state of delaware. you will remember, president obama voted early in chicago back on october 25. but today, it's really up to you. in this hour we'll check in with carl cameron at the romney headquarters in boston. plus ed henry with the obama camp in chicago. we'll tell you which states to watch, when the polls close and what is at stake in each one of them. plus, we'll run down reports of voter fraud and intimidation. hope you stay with us for the hour. the way we'll do it, run to the swing state and start with virginia. bob, what is going on in virginia? what is the latest? >> bob: it depends on the turn-out in the northern virginia. democratic stronghold. the other issue is how big they turn out in virginia beach and hampton road area. promilitary. obama did very well down there last time. he won't do as well this time. >> eric: can i point something out?

they vote in belmont, massachusetts. the republican presidential candidate will return to boston tonight for an election day reception at the boston convention center. asked who he voted for, he said, i think you know. >> i think we all know. >> on the road for 500 days so probably can't wait. >>> election officials though in new jersey and new york are taking steps to make sure everyone can vote despite some challenges created by that storm sandy. both states are allowing people to cast ballots at any polling place. there are shuttling to get people to the polls. and ballots have been sent to emergency shelters. >> the weather is about to turn bad again in areas hit by sandy last week. a nor'easter is expected to hit new york and new jersey tomorrow. there could be heavy rain and winds gusting to 60 miles an hour. and that within a problem for crews trying to restore power to a million homes and businesses. and more flooding is likely along the coast. it's so heartbreaking to hear that because these guys need a break. >

he's in belmont, massachusetts.ey is going to vote and then campaign. >> you can see the poll behind me. the line forming since before "good morning america" this morning. they've been streaming in. and mitt romney and his wife, coming home to new england overnight. take a look at this powerful image. the governor, hugging one of his grandchildren. his family's been with him every step of the way. this was quite a homecoming. a crowd that gathered for him overnight. the president, meanwhile, with the first lady in des moines, iowa, where they say it all began for them. and an emotional address to the crowd there. "the new york times" photographer capturing this image of the president, a tear coming down his cheek, as he said are you ready to go? are you fired up? that classic refrain from four years ago. and the campaign thinks they have a wind at their back. but here in belmont, the hometown of mitt romney, we thought we might get an exclusive this morning. some of his supporters bringing a cardboard cutout. at lea

he's in belmont, massachusetts.to vote and then campaign. >> reporter: good morning again, george. as you know, governor romney and his wife ann voting here in their hometown of belmont, massachusetts just a short time ago. you can see the line of voters waiting to get in the polling station. they've been here since "good morning america" came on the morning this morning. one final rally in new hampshire where the romneys have their summer home. and this picture, governor romney embracing one of his grandchildren. president obama and the first lady in des moines, i, was where they say this began for them. it was an emotional address. a "the new york times" reporter capturing this image with the tear streaming down his face. he went into that "are you fired up? ready to go." the obama campaign believes they have a little wind at their back as they approach election day. of course right here a razor thin race, it's up to those at home to deciding this. george, back to you. >> david, thank you. >> that political team i

about on abc7 news about a woman in a motorized wheelchair hit by a car while on the sidewalk in belmontnce our story aired last week we've received calls from people wanting to help, including one family who wants to donate their motorized chair. sergio quintana has details. >> reporter: this chair has been in storm for a few years but it is the first thing the spit family thought of when they -- thing the smith family thought of when they saw the story. >> we are not using it. give her the chair we have. >> reporter: the chair used to belong to leslie and edward's father. he passed way four years ago. >> we feel his spirit with us right now. on his behalf, we would like to give you the wheelchair. >> reporter: it might come in handy forgetting around the house right now stephanie is using a borrowed chair hers was badly damaged when she was mit by a woman driving a black car in belmont. the woman did stop and returned the cell phone she knocked off her chair. she gave you back your phone? >> yeah, then she said i will be back. >> reporter: and she took. police have not mentioned new le

belmont went out on it own after a two year partnership with san carlos. the city has reached a preliminary agreement with san mateo and foster city. the belmont city council will consider this plan at a meeting tonight. >> we have learned the identity now of the man who died when his truck flip into a marine county reservoir. the victim was richard makamin irk. he lost control of his pickup truck on point rays petaluma road just west of necasco road. the truck ended up submerged with the roof about 4 feet under water. emergency crews said their efforts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful. >>> a fire year legal battle ended today with a multi million settlement involving a california design firm. 13 people died, 145 were injured when the interstate 35w bridge collapsed into the mississippi river in 2007. today pasadena based jacobs. as part of the settlement, jacobs admitted no wrong doing. the victims received a $52 million settlement in 2010. >> today the sex scandal that brought down david petraeus is growing. and nancy pelosi is weighing in on what so

the motorist said she would be back after parking car and the driver did not return and belmont police are investigating. >> we are hoping it was an honest mistake on part of the driver because we're going to continue to investigate this. right now it's a hit-and-run involving injury. >> anyone who may have witnessed the accident. it happened about 8:45 thursday night you are asked to contact belmont police. >> coming up next, paying a stranger for a moment of intimacy. >> i needed something hands on. >> why people turn to professional sex surrogates. how it works and the risks involved. >> also, it is pay day at facebook headquarters for some who is ♪ [ female announcer ] nature exists on the grandest scale... ♪ ...and in the tiniest details. ♪ and sometimes both. nature valley granola thins pack the big taste of granola and dark chocolate into one perfect square, under 100 calories. nature valley granola thins. nature at its most delicious. >>> a little known form of therapy is getting attention in a film called sessions. carolyn johnson has the details. >> carrie is a single profess

the accident happened thursday night on el camino and belmont.ollision left her motorized wheelchair heavily damaged. we have the details. >> this never happened. >> reporter: stephanie would like to forget everything about thursday night. >> it was very scary, yeah. >> reporter: stephanie is severely disabled and depends on her motorized wheelchair for everything. she was meeting friends at this belmont i-hop when a car turned in front of her, sideswiping her chair and legs. the driver suddenly took off. >> it happens. >> the sudden collision left stephanie injured and in a state of shock, but she does remember two things, the driver was a woman in a dark-colored mercedes and that driver actually stopped, got out and asked stephanie a question. >> she got out and asked me if i was okay. i said i don't know. she said i -- i'm coming right back. >> did she come back? >> no. >> okay. >> stephanie was treated hospital for injuries to her foot, but her wheelchair is broken, out of service. >> it got damaged. the metal pads fell off. >> the metal foot

anyone who witnessed the incident is asked to contact belmont police. >>> up next, paying a stranger for a moment of intimacy. >> i knew that i needed something, you know, hands on. >> why people turn to professional section surrogates, and how it works and the risks involve. also, it's payday >>> a little-known form of therapy is gaining attention from its portrayal in a new film called "the sessions." it involves the use of surrogate partners to help patients resolve sexual issues. we have the details. >> kari is a 43-year-old single professional who said she's gone through a profound change. while she doesn't want her real name used, she's gives the credit to a professional sex surrogate. >> it isn't that i got my life back, it is that i got a life. >> she said her fear of intimacy stems from episodes of sexual abuse as a child. she went through therapy which helped to a point. >> i just knew i needed something hands on. >> she was very scared. very, very scared of human connection. >> this man became her partner. he said trained surrogates can help patients conquer physical barri

nbc's peter alexander is in belmont, massachusetts with more. peter, good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning to you. just about ten minutes ago we watched mitt romney and his wife ann walk out of this polling site behind us in the community of belmont just outside of boston. when governor romney walked inside, he was asked by one of the reporters who followed him who do you vote for? he said i think you know who. this is the end of a six-year journey for governor romney, a presidential bid that dates back that long. today he's actually going back on the campaign trail. he's going to head to ohio and pennsylvania to try to rally support there, motivate supporters and also thank some of his volunteers. the president, of course, voted earlier. he voted last week. he is spending this day in chicago in what has become an annual tradition, at least on election day for the president is that he's going to have a game of basketball with some of his close friends, by natalie, as we have witnessed, this is an exceedingly close race right now and b

that accident happened thursday night on el camino real in belmont.llision left her motorized wheelchair heavily damaged. cornell bernard has the details. >> stephanie hall would like to forget everything about thursday night. >> it was very scary. >> stephanie is severely disabled and depends on her motorized wheelchair for everything. she was meeting friends at this belmont ihop when a car turned in front of her sideswiping her chair and her legs. the driver suddenly took off. >> still sore. >> the sudden collision left stephanie injured and in a state of shock, but she remembers two things. the driver was a woman in a dark-colored mercedes. that driver actually stopped, got out and asked stephanie a question. >> she got out and asked me if i was okay. i said i don't know. she said i'm coming right back. >> did she come back? >> no. >> stephanie was treated at the hospital for injuries to her toots, but her wheelchair is broken, out of service. >> it got damaged. >> the metal foot pads are bent. >> right now i'm not sure if they can fit it or not. >

led by romney, the congregation was building a new meetinghouse in belmont.good deal of local opposition. you got a call in the middle of the night? >> yes, yes. this building was under construction. >> grant bennett, romney's right-hand man in the church, remembers the call from the fire department. the building had burned to the ground. they suspected arson. >> the clergy in the town of belmont, the catholics, the episcopalians, thecongregation allists, the jewish temple came out in force and essentially everyone offered for our congregation to meet in their building. >> instead of picking one congregation, romney picked all of them. >> i think he very much saw this as a bridge building opportunity to get to know our neighbors. >> romney was less successful bridging another divide. >> the mormon church is the archenemy of women's rights in this country. >> the '70s was the decade when the e.r.a. was being pushed and the mormon church came out in the early '70s and took a very active position against the e.r.a. >> judy dushku was a member of romney's congreg

led by romney, the congregation was building a new meetinghouse in belmont.ars, there was a good deal of local opposition. you got a call in the middle of the night? >> yes, yes. this building was under construction. >> grant bennett, romney's right-hand man in the church, remembers the call from the fire department. the building had burned to the ground. they suspected arson. >> the clergy in the town of belmont, the catholics, the episcopalians, the congregationalists, the jewish temple, came out in force and essentially everyone offered for our congregation to meet in their building. >> instead of picking one congregation, romney picked all of them. >> i think he very much saw this as a bridge building opportunity to get to know our neighbors. >> romney was less successful bridging another divide. >> the mormon church is the archenemy of women's rights in this country. >> the '70s was the decade when the e.r.a. was being pushed, and the mormon church came out in the early '70s and took a very active position against the e.r.a. >> judy dushku was a member o

. >>> belmont police want to speak to the driver after mercedes that hit a woman in a wheelchair thursday night while turning into a mcdonald's. the 48-year-old woman said her wheelchair was damaged and she was slightly injured in the accident. woman driver asked if she was okay and told her shield be back after park the car but she never returned and belmont police are investigating. >> we are hoping it was an honest mistake on the part of the driver and that they will contact us because we are going to continue to investigate us and right now it is in a hit-and-run involving injury. >>> anyone who might have witnessed the incident about 8:45 thursday night is asked to contact belmont police. >>> a school district has issued a statement sag it did not mean to cause further distress to a sexually abused former student. a press report said christian was 14 years old at the time may be partially responsible for the abuse. yesterday the district superintendent said she's suing the district for millions and, quote, the district has ennoble agation not to waive any potential legal lines of def

led by romney, the congregation was building a new meetinghouse in belmont., there was a good deal of local opposition. you got a call in the middle of the night? >> yes, yes. this building was under construction. >> grant bennett, romney's right-hand man in the church, remembers the call from the fire department. the building had burned to the ground. they suspected arson. >> the clergy in the town of belmont, the catholics, the episcopalians, the congregationalists, the jewish temple came out in force and essentially everyone offered for our congregation to meet in their building. >> instead of picking one congregation, romney picked all of them. >> i think he very much saw this as a bridge building opportunity to get to know our neighbors. >> romney was less successful bridging another divide. >> the mormon church is the archenemy of women's rights in this country. >> the '70s was the decade when the e.r.a. was being pushed and the mormon church came out in the early '70s and took a very active position against the e.r.a. >> judy dushku was a member of rom

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belmont is doing quite well.htown, on the other hand, which was the gaps between fishtown in 1960 and belmont were narrow. incomes work that difference, but fishtown have seen incomes drop dramatically in real terms. college participation rate for the first time, and this is a train in our own country across the country, college graduation rates are actually lower 50 years later than the war in 1960. high school graduation rates are lower. crime rates have gone. family life has been decimated. either people are not getting married and having children, or they're being divorced. church participation is down. education outcomes are down, and now have these big, huge gaps between what was a middle-class community where people could wake up each day and say, if i work really hard, and i dream the biggest possible dream, i could be the next successful person. in the pursuit of the success that create more opportunities for more people, that is by definition, this notion of who we are as a notion. it's going away. it's

. >> mitt romney is still pushing it casting his vote in belmont, massachusetts. >> joe biden did the same in delaware. >> ohio is the battleground of all the battleground states. >> it is coming down to one this evening, turnout, which party gets their voters to the polls? >> mitt romney will visit pittsburgh. >> did you see pennsylvania turning red? it's over. >> we're not taking anything for granted. pennsylvania has tight endenedtightened. >> if you have a single female undecided voter in your home, cover her with plywood. >> folks impacted by hurricane sandy say they're too worried about survival to vote. >> a nor'easter is heading to the state of florida on wednesday, it's expected to hit new york and new jersey. >> new orleans wins at home. philadelphia needed a win, didn't get it. >> are your hometown chicago bears good enough to win the super bowl? >> yes, they are. >> you have a favorite team? >> new england patriots. and i take full personal responsibility for their two super bowl wins. >> is it true you did some shows with no audience? >> yes. >> what was that like? >> abo

. >>> people are trying it last ditch effort to cast their votes and tara moriarty is live in belmont with more on that story, tara? >>> that's right, we are here in san mateo county and in about an hour, volunteers will making phone calls back east you can see the big array of democratic people they want to vote for as they are driving by. they want people to get out and vote for president barack obama. last night they were targeting republicans and undecided voters in battleground states. hope and change now moves to finish and finish what the president started. >> we have to know what the facts are and to be able to share that with election people. >> it volunteers them simply to get out and vote. >> it reinforces that somebody is out there trying to get something done and agree with the same things they agree with. >> reporter: now the feeling, mitt romney could pull out a win here and we will tell you what both parties will not take for granted. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and some polls on the east coast are pulling aunt we are looking at vice-president josep

a handicapped woman was hit by a car while on the sidewalk in belmont. since our story aired we received calls from people who wanted to help including one family who wanted to donate their motorized wheelchair. sergio has the details. >> this motorized wheelchair has been in storage for a few years, but it is the first thing they thought of when they saw a story on abc news about what happened to stephanie hill. >> why don't we give her the chair we have? we are not using if. using it? >> it used to belong to leslie and edward's father. he passed away a few years ago. >> we feel his spirit, and on his behalf we would like to give you the wheelchair. >> it might come in handy forgetting around the house. right now stephanie is using a barrowed chair because of course hers is still sitting in her living room. it was pretty badly damaged when she was hit by a woman driving a black car at this mcdonalds in belmont. she said the woman did stop and even returned a cell phone she knocked off her chair during the collision. >> she gave you back your phone? >> y

a handicapped woman was hit by a car while on the sidewalk in belmont. since our story aired we received calls from people who wanted to help including one family who wanted to donate their motorized wheelchair. sergio has the details. >> this motorized wheelchair has been in storage for a few years, but first thing they thought of when they saw a story on abc news about what happened to stephanie hill. >> why don't we give her the chair we have? we are not using if. using it? >> it used to belong to leslie andfather. he passed away a few years ago. >> we feel his spirit, and on his behalf we would like to give you the wheelchair. >> it might come in handy forgetting around the house. right now stephanie is using a barrowed chair because of course hers is still sitting in her living room. it was pretty badly damaged when she was hit by a woman driving a black car at this mcdonalds in belmont. she said the woman did stop and even returned a cell phone she knocked off her chair during the collision. >> she gave you back your phone? >> yes, and then she sai

he'll do so in belmont, massachusetts.ongressman paul ryan will cast his vote in his home town of janesville, wisconsin at 9:45 eastern, and as we know, matt, president obama cast his vote early in chicago last week. i guess it's just that fast. >> we saw the vice president in line earlier. imagine the pressure on the woman in front of him online as they were standing there discussing the vote today. i wonder if she was completely honest with the vice president. >> well, we're going to have more on the election throughout this morning. we want to remind everybody that nbc's election night coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern. that's 4:00 pacific time right here on nbc. >> let's get to the other headlines of the morning. natalie is across the street at the news desk. natalie, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt and savannah. good morning, everyone. more than 1 million homes and businesses are still in the dark today as new york and new jersey struggle to recover an superstorm sandy. this as dropping temperatures and

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belmont is doing quite well. this town on the other hand what was the gap between this town in 1960 and belmont were narrow. incomes weren't that different. but this town has seen incomes drop dramatically in real terms. college participation rates for the first time in this is a trend in the own country across the country, college graduation rates are actually lower fifty years later than were in 1960. high school graduation rates are lower. crime rates have gone up. family life has been decimated. either people are not getting married and having children or being divorced. church participation is down. education outcomes are down. and now we have the big, huge gaps between what was a middle class community where people can wake up each day and say if i work hard and dream the biggest dreams i could be the next successful person. and in the pursuit of the success, they create more opportunities for more people. that is the definition that idealic notion as who we are as a nation. it's going away. it's leaving us

oh, god, i can't believe i lost $320 20-million on the 1982 belmont stakes!, crystal sins! (laughter) now the money's drying up, people don't come around anymore. my wife and my kids don't recognize me because i paid cosmetic surgeons to make me look like an olson twin. (laughter) (cheers and applause) so my family walks out on me. but that's okay, i got that new girlfriend, cinnamon. and she loves me for me, money. (laughter) and she leaves me for ming the merciless! how could you do me like, that ming? bros before hos! oh, my god, how has my life come to this? i wish i'd never won the lotto. (laughter) i didn't win. oh. oh, god, thank god. okay, back to the salt mine. (laughter) from now on, no more stupid gambles, i'm going to keep my money safe in the stock market. (laughter) nation -- (cheers and applause) nation, there is a war on traditional marriage in this country did you know many of those brides and grooms on the top of wedding cakes aren't legally married? you're frosting in sin! now the threat to traditional marriage is coming from inside the cou

san francisco down to belmont, you get the picture. if you are in san jose, i think you are getting away with it. if you are in this area, and move further forward. concord, starting to get showers around 8:30, 9, you get the picture. basically san jose, livermore, kind of out of the mix. looks like you will get away with but everybody else, you will get some wet. issued for folks driving, dark, dangerous and it's hard on the kids so be careful tonight as you go out. i know a lot of people got reports of people going early which isn't a bad plan or having already gone especially with young ones. rain in the north bay. we know that. its been coming down. they will get an inch of rain. as which get in to the evening hours, the showers will spread south and will will be an impact onto morning. tomorrow we start to dry out as we head toward the bay area weekend. it'll be warmer and driver. the satellite loop show that system sliding through. temperatures lots of 60s and low 70's and then the five-day forecast, a chance shower on thursday m

this is governor romney and his wife ann voting in belmont, massachusetts. he chose, of course, to vote on election day. we know that paul ryan will be voting later. joe biden voted today. the president, he voted early in person. the first lady voted early via absentee. a few questions we have on our mind. can an incumbent president win when the unemployment rate is below 8%. or have voters been persuade d y his larger economic argument? we'll get answers to some of those questions tonight. here is what to watch as the results come in. it's 7:00. we're going to get our first big clue on how the night it is l e likely to pan out when polls close in six states including virginia. polls in three more states close at 7:30 including the battleground states of north carolina and, of course, ohio. at 8:00 polls close in 16 more states including florida, new hampshire and pennsylvania. so before 9:00 we're going to get a good look at how the battleground states are breaking. so, for instance if virginia, florida and north carolina called request quickly for romney,