we've got some action very early on this election day here in chappaqua, new york. hillary clinton returning home to new york after election eve campaigning extended a few hours into election day. as you mentioned, the clinton campaign plane touched down in white plains an hour ago. she was received by aides, supporters and some friends. you have john bon jovi, the rock star, and lady gaga performing at a late-night event in raleigh, north carolina, for hillary clinton. part of clinton's argument was talking about the economy. >> if you believe we should make the biggest investment in new jobs since world war ii, in infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, clean energy, vote! and you have to vote if you believe we need more fairness in our economy, to raise the minimum wage, then you have to vote. >> reporter: also last night president obama and the first lady joined forces with the clintons for a big rally in philadelphia. they did a really huge event there featuring rock star bruce springstein and mr. obama ripped the nasty tone of the campaign. >> i'll be honest,

new york, they are getting quite the show. >> absolutely, significance in chappaqua they have lived there since 1999 and as jessica told us from the live desk this is absolutely a place that is home to them and they consider it home. if clinton wins, the chappaqua would hold the distinction of being home to two presidents first her husband and former bill clinton being the other. we have seen a lot of neighbors wanting to support one of their own, a member of their community today. >> we will watch closely to see the voter turn out. a record number have been registered, will they show up? we are seeing huge number of people who have early votes and it will be interesting to see if we get close to the number of people who voted for president obama in 2008. that is the threshold of past few years as far as election turnout, so we will see what hillary clinton and donald trump are able to drum up. it will be close given the registration. we will see in they get over that threshold. jessica has been manning this from thely this morning. it looks like this is happening. we have been watc

is what we all have our eyes on, set to vote a look at the elementary school in her hometown of chappaqua, new york, showing up any minute. parties are planned tonight if she ins. they have lived in chappaqua since 1999 so this holds special meaning to her and bill clinton as well. we are watching this, a live feed from new york. we will let you know when hillary clinton casts her ballot. this is her running mate, moments ago, an hour and a half ago, where tim kaine cast his ballot bright and early as the polls open in richmond, virginia saying he feels good and now it is in the hands of the voters. on the republican side, donald trump will vote in midtown manhattan at 7:00 our time and mike pence will vote at 8:00 our time in indianapolis. all eyes are on the democrats hillary clinton expected it show up in chappaqua, new york. >> election day 2016 official let began a few hours ago. the first votes in the nation were cast in new hampshire midnight local time. clinton won the small town by two votes. new hampshire law allows communities with less than 100 voters to close the polls when t

and now you're up in chappaqua. and the expectations are pretty high obviously. they have had so many ups and downs. but the mood today. >> reporter: i think it's the most optimistic i've seen them in a long time. and i think that this is really -- you were there last night at the rally in philadelphia, overnight in raleigh. i think there has been more of a tone of celebration, albeit with a little bit of, you know, we don't really want to go all the way there just yet. but i think that they would be shocked if she's not delivering the victory version of her speech. she's writing two version, a concession and victory speech,

joining us from chappaqua is msnbc political correspondent k.c. hunt. last thing you do is get off a plane to a roaring crowd, it probably helps your confidence level. how confident is the clinton team heading into election day? >> good morning. yeah, this was quite the confidence day for hillary clinton yesterday. her final day on the campaign trail. supporters and friends they invited to the tarmac in west chest tore greet her, old campaign staff, people she's known over the years. it capped a day i think underscored where this campaign has come from ar week or so ago after that comey news there was definitely some grimness about the campaign on the road. there was a lot of determination. but a lot of concern as well about those tightening polls. i would say that's all but evaporated. yesterday the clinton team was talking about what states they might win. i think they were less worried about michigan, pennsylvania. they still are concerned about ohio. i think that's a state they think they could likely news. north carolina's going to be very, very cl

the lines where turnout is high, with her husband bill in chappaqua, new york, hillary clinton voted earlier this morning reflecting how it felt to cast a vote for herself for president. >> it is the most humbling fe , feeling, dan, because i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the outcome of this

those pictures coming in from chappaqua where she voted this morning. there were people that the election judge said voted much earlier. they hung around because they wanted to see her. she greeted people and talked to people before she left the polling place. now it's really up to the voters. we wait to see donald trump whose headquarters, by the way, is just about 20 blocks from now. he's going to be voting later today. today it's over in terms of the campaigning. they wrapped it up last night. clinton in north carolina, trump in michigan tuesday set to make a difference in this campaign. now they youft have to wait probably on pins and needles to see what the voters have to say. you were talking about the justice department being out there, spanning out across 28 states to make sure when people show up, the voter i.d. laws are applied appropriately, they're given those provisional ballots and they have allowed to vote if they're standing in line when the polls close. we'll be watching them close on the east coast, moving across to the west coast when

a live look out at a polling place chappaqua, ny-- that's southern new york. this is where hillary clinton is expected to cast her vote this morning. the long, divisive presidential race has come down to today -- decision 20-16. tonight we should know who is the next leader of our country. right now -- final polls show an average of four points separates the two candidates. hillary clinton but no matter what the polls say -- both candidates believe they can win and have been making their final push. the long, divisive presidential race has come down to today -- decision 20-16. tonight we should know who is the next leader of our country. right now -- final polls show an average of four points separates the two candidates. hillary clinton leading over donald trump nationally. but no matter what the polls say -- both candidates believe they can win and have been making their final push. trump finished his

kasie 50 miles north of there in chappaqua and jacob, let me start with you. whatever your politics, remarkable that donald trump sees himself on a general election ballot for the first time for president of the united states. >> reporter: no doubt. most people dismissed him early on but many of those supporters say they always saw this day. donald trump expected here very soon. behind here, ps 59. public school 59 where thousands have already come. the line wraps around the building and again, but donald trump when he shows up will not wait in line but cast his vote for himself. we remember when he did so during the primary and asked who he voted her, he joked it was a secret but said it was a special and great honor to vote for himself. he's tweeted already today in true trump fashion. he said, today, we will make america great again. and yesterday as he closed the final rally, tenth event in three days, 10 different states in trying to expand the map to states that have been blue for decades. he said, essentially, i've done my part. i've worked. now it's yo

that's hillary clinton voting a short time ago in her hometown of chappaqua, new york. she woke with our nancy cordes. her team said she wants to set the example and get them out voting. >> it's a dream that she's dreamed about for a long time. we'll find out. >>> welcome back. also coming up in this half hour, we're going west and visit a key state where latino voters are making a difference in this election. >>> plus, hillary clinton and donald trump are at the end of a we'll go back and remember the campaigns of these very different presidential candidates. >>> the headlines from around the globe. the los angeles time reports on the explosion of a samsung phone that has not been recalled. a woman in france said her galaxy j5 exploded. it followed a recall after the note galaxy phones. samsung said it's unable to comment on the incident u thoroughly investigates the device. >>> britain's independent reports the worst harvest in up to 40 years. oh, no. great harvester, speaking for the wine lovers and drinkers. >> which is not you. >> yeah. >> wondering about californi

chappaqua, new york and soon donald trump is expected to to the same in new york city. voting under way in most of the country. we're already seeing lines at many polling stations. here in yellow are the states opening their polling sites this hour. most are already up and running in the eastern and central time zones. the weather, it should not play a huge role in today's turnout but there could be some rain in a few key states in the midwest and great lakes region but the rain will not be heavy so no excuses, go out and vote. cnn is covering this historic election like no one else can. we have reporters following the candidates and reporting from the battleground states across the country. let's begin with the trump campaign. cnn's jason carol live in new york city. hi, jason. >> good morning, to you, carol. donald trump still over at trump tower. expected to show up here at p.s. 59 to cast his vote. a little drama this morning. two arrests were made inside. two women went inside there, took their tops off, made some anti-trump type of statements. they were immediatel

her supporters are outside in chappaqua. it was early this morning in north carolina where hillary clinton made her final argument choosing that state because things are neck and neck, literally, the polls, undecisive on whether hillary clinton or donald trump has the edge in north carolina. she spent the last moments of philadelphia with the obamas. now, for more on the trump campaign and what is happening with donald trump today, let's talk to my colleague sarah rosario. she is actually just a few miles up the road at trump tower. hi, sarah. >> hi tracie. good morning, and good morning to you aaron and eun. right now, donald trump's camp is being very reserved about what the plans are today. all we know is he is vote around 10:30. we haven't been told where he will be voting but it is somewhere in manhattan. he tweeted ten minutes ago saying today we make america great again. before that, his last tweet was from michigan which is where he made his final stop on the campaign trail yesterday which went into early this mornin

let's go to nancy in chappaqua. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, where she cast a ballot herself for president. she was in a pretty good move, having not gotten any sleep last night. a pretty good shot in the arm to see your name on tom of the ticket. i asked her as she came out and greeted well-wishers whether she was nervous. take a list ton her response. >> i'm just so happy. >> reporter: a short time later, she was also also asked felt like to cast a ballot for herself. i'll read what she said. she said it's the most humbling feeling because i know how much responsibility goes with this. and so many people counting on the outcome of this election what it means for this country. and i'll do the very best if i'm fortunate enough to win today. charlie. >> thank you, nancy. >> it has to be a feeling. >> i like what you said, charlie, today to be the day if you find out that your dream that you wanted for a very long time comes true. wasn't 2008 to come back. >> we're going to have the either the first

this morning, hillary clinton went home to newschopper7, new york -- went home to chappaqua, new york, to vote. hillary clinton and donald trump will be in new york city tonight. lisa fletcher? lisa: hillary clinton left her home in chappaqua an haring and she should roll in to she is going to the pennsylvania hotel first before arriving here at her election quarterbacks at the javitz center. jonathan: thanks. let's turn our attention to donald trump. he and his running mate mike pence went to the home state to cast the votes. tonight they are only a couple of miles from the clinton camp another trump tower. a few miles are separating the of them, same city, hoping for the same outcome. scott: you are right about that. one of them is probably going to be sorely disappointed. unless for some reason this drags out. do to legal challenges or tight votes in several states. we hope that is not the case. the coincidence of them both being here. people here call it a victory party. donald trump critics scoff at the no victory. all he has done is upend the system and prove all the doubters ha

hillary clinton shook hands with supporters after voting in chappaqua, new york this morning. and donald trump and his family arrived to cast their votes. both nominees are anxious to hear if the nation will hire them for the next four years. >> so many people are counting on the outcome of this election what it means for our country and i will do the best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> "action news" has crews at both headquarters in new york city. monica malpass is at the clinton camp. >> reporter: hi matt that is right, high energy at the javits certain a warm of media descends for call to wall election day coverage and chasm pains coming down to this and hillary clinton comes to the building in the evening to watch the polling results and coming out on the stage behind me to hopefully make a winning speech. the armed encampment here at the javits center, homeland security and nypd including bomb sniffing dogs and a security entrance with wands and searches. this is the stage will hillary clinton will make a victory or concession speech tonight? >> the glass

. >> let's go to chappaqua. that of course the hometown currently of hillary clinton and bill clinton. hillary clinton already voted this morning. cnn's joe johns is there. joe. >> good morning, john, that's right, a beautiful day here in chappaqua, new york. hillary clinton showing up with her husband, the former president, to vote bright and early around 8:00 a.m. eastern time. she does not have a lot of other things on her schedule today quite frankly except for a number of radio interviews. but she and the campaign very busy online. including on twitter. and the candidate herself just a little while ago sending out a text with the characteristic letter "h," saying i've said all along we're stronger together. that's why hope you vote for me and other democrats today. and adds, we're counting on you. hillary clinton to project the image of a nominee who is assuming nothing, listen. >> it is the most humbling feeling, dan, because i know how much responsibility goes with this. and so many people are counting on

live look at chappaqua, new york. that is about 40 miles north of new york city. hillary clinton expected to vote any minute now. polls in colorado open up in about 90 minutes or so. nationwide, more than 100 million ballots will be counted into the 530 electoral college votes. the nation will be anxiously awaiting to see would gets the magic number of 270. >>> just in, we have some early voting results from north carolina. a big battlegrou they are showing that democrats have cast a 1.3 million ballots. that is more than the republican -- registered republicans there, 989,000. and independents, 809,000. those are the early voting totals right now. >>> the second ski resort opens up in colorado. talking about loveland ski pushed back several topping dates. keystone would like to be open by this friday. not completely unusual. it is only november but we love skiing so we're anxious. >> we need more from mother nature. they've been working hard up there. i've been watching from the loveland camera. they've been working hard with the snow guns on that one run. right

joining us on the phone from chappaqua, new york, phil mattingly.hat is the case for the next seven days? >> reporter: christine, it is a dual tract. you heard robby mook in the sound that john played. they are going after the fbi to under cut his argument, but undercut comey and his integrity. there is also what hillary clinton is doing. christine, as you noted. she is licking at the letter that comey sent to capitol hill, but in a less aggressive manner. look at what she had to say in cincinnati. >> there's there new e-mail story about, you know, why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election without evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. if they want to look at some more e-mails of one of my staffers, by all means, go ahead. look at them. i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they looked at my e-mails last year. >> reporter: you get an invitation there, if you will, to investigate. it is important to know, when it comes to what clinton's team wants to do going forward, they want to undercut. think

of trail this image by a self-described heart broken mother who came across the biwhile hiking in chappaqua, new york. >>> singer, songwriter, author and poet leonard cohen has died. he was easily one of the most influential musician over five decades, he is often compared to that of bob dinl and paul simon [ music playing ] >> his most famous song "hallelujah" has been covered hundreds within it was introduced and he was in the recent "trek" movie. cohen was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 2008 and received a grammy lifetime achievem award in 2010. he was 80-years-old. more fallout for illinois republican congressman excuse me aaron schock. a going indicted him on fraud schock came under scrutiny amid a spending scandal, after a report says he spent tens of thousands of dollars to decorate his office like donton ab abby wambach. he says honest mistakes may have been made and no one spended to break the law. >>> two bald eagles stuck inside a gutter in florida yesterday. apparently he got tpp a storm drain their orlando. one was able to fly on its own, the other needed to be

we brought it to you this morning ashibit cast her vote in chappaqua, new york, and downtown at a school in midtown manhattan with both waiting for results. >> we start with kenneth in manhattan. >> good eastbound. we did the math. hillary clinton was voting at her local polling place four hours after she landed on the ground here in new york state early this morning. i can will report later tonight she will be standing right there behind me win or lose when the world watching. >> hillary clinton's historic vote for herself, the presidential candidate and former president clinton surrounding by cameras and supporters as they cast their ballots at chappaqua, new york. all the most how many bowling feeling because i know how much responsibility goes with this. >> little rest after touching down at 3:00 a.m. after a final day on the trail, in several battleground states. >> i'll do the best i can if i an fortune enough to win. all the campaign struck a pose for the latest internet craze, the mannequin challenge "don't standstill vote today." >> as expected, standing room only tonight for th

joe johns, thank you for now in chappaqua. not only will hillary clinton and donald trump be in the same city, basically two miles from one another in midtown manhattan. hillary clinton and her campaign are hosting he election night party under an actual glass ceiling at the convention center there. one she is certainly hoping to shatter, and donald trump and his supporters gather at nearby manhattan midtown hotel. and coving hillary clinton since the beginning, in new york, we know donald trump hoping it's a party in a location. did i see trump, his wife and ivanka and her kiddos? >> reporter: yep. at least one 6 ivanka's children was there. a little bit of a family affair while voting today. expecting new york to go blue. donald trump was welcomed by a couple of boos, after a couple of cheers and asked whether he would accept the results of tonight's election, playing coy, as usual. he said, we'll see what happens. but his running mate, mike pence, seems very sunny, very optimistic telling people to go out and vote. listen t

at least as i was coming over here -- >> not chappaqua? >> they are not at chappaqua, they are at that hotel, they make a statement. she's going to have to address the american peek. >> president-elect donald trump now working the crowd. folks taking selfies. enjoying the moment. wife melania. katy tur is also in the room. katy, we couldn't get a sense of the crowd, did some folks go home? >> no, no, no, nobody has gone home. they're starting to file out now after donald trump left the stage. but there are still a large number of people here and many people obviously wanting a picture with now president-elect donald trump. he took the stage with a number of his top aides but also his family by his side. his wife medical lawn yeah his son baron, daughter evaung character her husband jared kushner, his sons eric and don and their wives as well. it was a very jubilant moment for them. you could almost -- maybe it's just me, you could almost see the surprise, the shock, the faces. and if you ask me to predict if donald trump would come out and

but this is in chappaqua, new york, near her hometown. >> that's right. we are also watching for donald trump who will also vote a little later this morning in manhattan. >> all right. the day is here, all the hype, all the back and forth, all the campaigning. by tonight, we might actually have a new president. >> both clinton and donald trump made their final arguments, now it's up to you. "today in the bay's" tracie potts has more on what we can expect as the voters head to the polls. >> reporter: hillary clinton is back home in new york this morning after winning the first contest of the day. with only a handful of voters, dixville notch reporting their results. >> i want you to understand our work together will be just beginning. >> reporter: clinton wrapped her campaign in north carolina with celebrities there ♪ and with the obamas. >> i am betting that tomorrow you will reject fear and you'll choose hope. >> reporter: trump and mike pence ended their campaign with an early morning rally in michigan. >> it is november 8th, the day we make america gre

here in chappaqua today it is raining, perhaps apropos. i was struck also today by a number of things in hillary clinton's speech. i think the line about keeping an open mind, giving donald trump a chance to lead, the sense of the president, candidate on the losing end of an election bowing, if you will, to the notion of respecting the office of president of the united states. and she also reached out to those supporters who had expected so much to see the election last night of the first woman president essentially telling name we had not been able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling, as she put it, but told them to keep heart. here in chappaqua as well, a lot of shock talking to people in the streets. this is the home of hillary clinton. many people expressing astonishment at what happened last night. interesting, one man i spoke to on the street calling this, among other things, a revolt without guns. so the country has a lot of healing to do and it will be up to donald trump to try to take them along part of the way. brooke?

very soon we expect to see hillary clinton do the same in chappaqua, new york. donald trump and mike pence set to vote a little bit later this morning. >>> in an election day tradition, precincts have already opened and closed in three small new hampshire towns. trump taking those three midnight votes, 33-25. >> our 2016 team is fanned out across the country again. let us start with nbc's national correspondent, peter alexander. >> reporter: good morning. can you believe it? we finally made it. we're here in new york city at the polling place where donald trump is expected to vote today. i just checked it out. even here the lines are long, they wrap around the block. trump last night wrapping up his campaign event. in fact, early this morning after 1:00 in the morning, not so much with to voters in the crucial state of michigan, but a return to the central message of his campaign that includes some of those riffs that have become trump's greatest hits. >> reporter: donald trump after midnight squeezing in one last campaign trip to michigan. >> today we are going

hillary clinton cast her vote in her hometown of chappaqua, new york. governor mike pence voted in indianapolis and senator tim kaine cast his vote near hiss home in rich monday. matt ackland icily in the the district and marina maracco isni at the whiteciina house. let's begin tonight in new yorkw city. our to outside covering trump'sump' campaign. what is the mood like there tonight in new york.t >>reporter: in n pricing right , shawn and tony because we haveve breaking news right now out of the fox news election headquarters. fox news reporting tonight this news out of texas confirmingnfir that former president w bush and former first lady laura bush did not today vote for donald trump for president.fo president.pres however, the bushes are said to have voted for quote down ticket republicans. this comes on a day that the republican party was locked in a question over what the future of their party would mean win or lose with donald trump as their nominee tonight.ht. trump himself we suspect did vote for himself, but.t. let's show you some of thatat

the outline is of the united stat chappaqua, westchester county. about an hour ago she is coming into manhattan to watch the results of the peninsula hotel. if you know anything about manhattan geography, the peninsula hotel is at 55th and 5th avenue. trump tower, one block away, 56 and fifth avenue. hillary clinton voting this morning in chappaqua, being greeted by a big crowd of supporters, also a big crowd at feeling humbled but confident. quick she had a very late night, she did not get home until 3 a.m. and she had a great event with president obama and the first lady in philadelphia. and the midnight rally that had a huge crowd waiting for her at the airport at 3 a.m. she is feeling really grateful. then: the clinton campaign says they believe out the vote effort made a big impact in those our ground states including in new hampshire. they had thousands of volunteers all up and down new hampshire knocking on doors, encouraging people to get out to the polls today. new hampshire has no early voting. we will have a covered for you tonight as we

at her home in chappaqua, new york, she was' joined by her husband and she talked about what a humbling experience it is to see her name on the ballot after all these months of long campaigning. she headed home after that and campaigned insider say from there she has been working on her campaign speech for tonight. she is hoping to deliver a victory speech. clinton campaign choose a very symbolic sight for what they hope will be their victory party that. is at the javitz center. to my south about a dozen blocks from here, byron barnett is there and this is a glass building. she is hoping to break the literal and figurative glass ceiling there tonight. >> reporter: she did. she picked the rise place to do it. the javitz center here in clinton after such a volatile campaign after voting this morning. we're told she spent the rest of the afternoon at home practicing her speech and also making phone calls and tweeting out urging people to get out and vote. final preparations at clinton election night headquarters where hillary clinton hopes to make history by addressing the nation as the co

hillary clinton headed to the polls chappaqua in upstate new york just after 8:00 am and she was' joined by husband former president bill clinton and tim came also voted in his home state of virginia. after coasting her ballot this is what secretary clinton had to say. >> it is the most humbling feeling, dan, because, you know, i know how much responsibility goes with this, and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election. very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> reporter: clinton spent a lot of time at time but she and kaine will head to new york city for their campaign watch party. here is a live look at clinton headquarters in new york. it's going to be a packed house as supporters eagerly await the results as they come in. donald trump already in new york. he cast his ballot there today as well. made his way to the voting booth in manhattan's lower east side around 11:00. al presidential nominee, wife melania and daughter ivanka. >> tremendous enthusiasm. you see it all area. all over the world. great feeling. >> kim: the trump family will be at hilton

former president bill clinton arriving this morning, not far from the home and elementary school in chappaqua, new york, just outside of new york city in westchester county. hundreds of supporters and media tim kaine also voted this morning in his hometown richmond, virginia. here now mrs. clinton shortly after voting. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election and what it means for country and do >> donald trump expected to vote an hour for now and holding midnight rally like mrs. clinton and he was in michigan last night supporting urging voters and confident he will win the election. >> real change also means restoring honesty to our government so first thing we and good first step. that's a good first step. >> reporter: today we make america great again and midtown manhattan behind me at hotel and about mile from here donald trump. hurry up and wait here on election day. we are live in new york city. chris flanagan >> daniel: governor and wife voted around seven. he said it is the first time in his life he hasn't voted

live pictures from chappaqua, new york. you know who lives there? hillary clinton. she is expected to vote any minute. we cannot exaggerate how much is at stake. let's begin our coverage with cnn's phil mattingly live in pennsylvania. all eyes on that state for sure. >> reporter: no question about it. a true tossup. if you talk to the advisors in both campaigns, they say we don't really know how it's going to go. that's exactly why you saw donald trump here many times, that's exactly why you saw hillary clinton here last night. as you see right now on screen, hillary clinton actually voting right now. let's go ahead and take a look at that. >> inside of the polling station, a lot of well wishing. not allowed to poll particular on the inside. can't try to affect any people. >> you can hug people obviously. obviously as we try to read the tea leaves here. i'm looking at neutral leather she's chosen for outer wear. >> those are two words i have never put together and i don't understand. >> they don't often go together. >> this is a big day. it's more than just a moment

chappaqua, new york.ate of new york in 2000. she did that. while bill clinton was still under a cloud of various scandals, including the mark rich scandal at the end of the campaign, and a remarkable thing happened when hillary clinton moved out of bill clinton's shadow as first lady. she started to find her footing. and actually got elected to the united states senate comfortably. and then did something even more difficult. she earned the respect and admiration of republicans and democrats alike as somebody who worked hard and always, always showed up at the committee and did the big and the little things, mark halperin. as we talk about the senate, though, i want to move that while we watch these pictures of hillary clinton and bill clinton sort of working the fence or the rope line. the republicans, it always seems it's a tale of two parties. the republican party has crashed. it's in flames. it's the worst that it's ever been. my party is going to lose the sixth out of seventh election in popular vote,

[cheering and applause] >> alex: clinton is set to vote in chappaqua, new york, today. she then holds that election-night event in new york city tonight. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: former massachusetts governor bill weld will spend election night in new mexico. weld is a vice presidential candidate on the ticket with libertarian gary johnson. while in boston last night, he was asked to choose between no-brainer, calling trump "massively unfit to be president." >> christa: meantime, the u.s. justice department is sending more than 500 staffers to 28 different states to monitor the polls due to security concern, and one of those locations the nearby in quincy, which is where we find 7's nicole oliverio, who is live for us reporting on that this morning. nicole? >> nicole: christa, this is the only location in massachusetts where that's going to be happening. here in quincy, when voters head to the the u.s. department of justice has sent election monitors here. this is all part of a broad national effort to make sure th

do you have a sense of what hillary clinton's day will look like upon landing in chappaqua?next couple hours as these polls close by the end late tuesday. >> she's going to vote, first of all. and i think get some sleep, which she's badly needed. she's been going non-stop. she had a big rally in philadelphia, which was quite emotional, shouted a question to bill clinton in the forward cabin, and we went back and forth, i don't know if you saw some of that video earlier. that was the flight from philadelphia to raleigh, but he was very moved by ending the campaign at sites where our democracy was founded. she at one point during the philadelphia speech said i know it's been a very angry campaign and i'm sorry about that. and a man shouted out "it's not your fault." his voice was heard and everyone laughed. it was quite extraordinary for me to see michelle and barack obama and the clintons in such a warm embrace, literally, on that stage in philadelphia, knowing what went on in 2007 and '08, when they were in such a bitter primary fight. and there had been tensions between the

hillary clinton voted where she lives in chappaqua this morning. snapping selfies and stopping to talk. even though a cbs news analysis says she has a clearer path to the presidency, the former first lady, senator and secretary of state was humbled. >> it is the most humbling feeling, dan, because i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people

they have lived in chappaqua since 1999 so this holds special meaning to her and bill clinton, as wellive feed from new york. we will let you know when hillary clinton casts her ballot. this is her running mate, moments ago, an hour and a half ago, where tim kaine cast his ballot bright and early as the polls open in richmond, virginia, saying he feels good and now it is in the hands of the voters. on the republican side, donald trump will vote in midtown manhattan at 7:00

we'll start with hen, about 90 minutes ago, she cast her vote in chappaqua, new york. that's where she lives, about 30 miles north of where we are here in new york city. hillary clinton, bill clinton and chelsea clinton all casting their votes bright and early this morning. you've got to hand it to both candidates. hillary clinton, 69 years old, donald trump 70 years old. their stamina has been incredible, campaigning late into the night and waking up this morning and going to vote. now, what's hillary clinton going to do after casting her ballot? they're getting ready a few blocks to the south of us at the javits center. that's where she'll have her election headquarters tonight. they're prepping in a big way there for all her supporters and all the media that will be coming here. it's not just new yorkers here, it's also bay area people, coming from the bay area, hillary clinton supporters, about 10 to 15 influential supporters from the bay area all on site in manhattan. i'll send it to nbc bay area's mark matthews with the donald trump campaign a few blocks away. >>

joe johns in chappaqua, new york. thanks so much. >>> interesting, one of the states really fought over with more intensity than we've ever seen before is north carolina. both campaigns heading down there towards the last minute. get to victor blackwell right now in raleigh. victor what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, john, let me tell you what's happening lighter just to my left. the republican governor of the state pat mccrory is coming here to speak with a few voters, shake hands and take pictures with voters. come here to this reliably republican precinct that went to romney in 2012, mccain in 2008, and he's locked in a very tight race with the state's democratic attorney general roy cooper. there are ig regularities, call them, next door in durham county. we've learned from the durham county board of elections and state board of elections, there had been problems with the computerize check-in system there, when people show up to vote. now, out of abundance of caution we're told they've switched to polling book

joe johns, thank you so mucmuch chappaqua. from hillary clinton to president-elect trump. he is calling for unity as he accepts his new role as one of the most powerful men on earth. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division, we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it's time for us to come together as one united people. >> his team is already working on his agenda for his first 100 days in office. tomorrow he's invited to meet with president obama at the white house to work out the transition of power. let's go to cnn's mj lee who is outside trump tower in new york. what do we know so far as far as transition with the president-elect. >> well, brooke, donald trump was elected last night but those transition efforts are already well under way. symbolically that started a couple of hours ago when we heard president obama speak from the white house and essentially said he wanted to make sure there was a smooth transition of power and as you mentioned the current president, president obama and now p

sandra: looked so good hiking in chappaqua. facebook post she was out for a hike. >> it was lovely picture. meghan: allegedly planted. there about other pictures of her on facebook at fundraiser for hillary clinton. all the saying about clintons. is surrounded by sycophants. i wouldn't be surprised if she runs for election. if this is not a message sent to the clintons i don't know what can happen. sandra: she said every single day she loves the country. this is the opportunity and a chance to unite the country and come together, say support the president. meghan: little more than week after the election? let trump have his moment. i don't like any of it. i don't like any of it. send other democratic leaders to do the business of rebuilding. harris: not just rebuke of the clintons and this whole idea of dynasties you mentioned bushes as well, democratic party has real soul-searching to do. it has been the theme of this hour. well, you can't get around it. when the mayor of new york city wants to talk about how many votes the de

hillary is in the woods of chappaqua trying to find herself and trying to find peace. the shopping mall, shopping market in chappaqua buying cheese for thanksgiving. this woman is not leading the charge for a recount effort. she has accepted this. jill stein raised $5 million, $6 million in a matter of two or three days because there's a lot of americans who are very unhappy with the election result, and if there could be a change they'd like it. is it going to happen? probably not. do not hold your breath, and -- >> and just to -- >> is hillary clinton doing this? this is a woman who is collecting mushrooms in the woods of chappaqua. get off her back! >> and just to put a finer point, the reason that jill stein and her supporters think that there might be some there there is because there was this discrepancy between paper ballots, and the electronic ballots and it was eyebrow raising enough that they thought let's look into it in these three battleground states. fine, that's allowed. that goes on. are we supposed to take mr. trump literally when he tweets? >> i think

about a half hour ago, clinton arrived at an in her home in chappaqua new york to vote. trump will cast his vote in new york city. it is only the 3rd time in history that both candidates for president are from the same state. voting kicks off in about two hours here -- but in the eastern timezones people are already casting their ballots. we're looking live at a polling place in new york where hillary clinton is expected to vote this morning... it's november eighth -- election day. gary, corey and cheryl with you. and marty coniglio joins us. marty, election day is one day when the weather nationionwide becomes a big story. the presidents this year -- the control of the senate is up for grabs tonight. you've seen the ads from both cadidates in colorado the incumbant, democratic u-s senator michael bennet is fending off a challenge from el paso county commissioner, republican darryl glenn. this is glenn's first statewide run. bennet has been leading this race, a double digit lead in many polls. who controls colorado's house delegation will also be decided tonight. republi

back to you. >> gene: it is election day and live look at chappaqua, new york, where bill and hillary it is swarmed. donald trump will be in manhattan about 10:00 where trump expected to cast his ballot. >> sara: what an election season it has been. it has been a year of campaign scandals right up to the very end. we have team coverage this morning. catherine parrotta and michael henrich are at polling places in massachusetts and new hampshire. daniel miller is in the newsroom keeping an eye on important senate raises but first city where candidates are preparing for election night. >> reporter: security is super super tight and first time both major nominees will be in new york city on election night. nypd is unprecedented level of security where 5,000 police officers all throughout the city because security will be so city and closed down as well here in manhattan. world wind frantic day last day on the campaign trail, she was visiting four different battle ground states including or a midnight rally urging voters in raleigh, north carolina there to vote for her. >> so i want you to