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and nbc 10's andrea cline thomas is buck's county tonight. what kind of conditions are you seeing tonight? >> reporter: well, denise within the last 30 minutes or so it started snowing here at pedler's village and the wind mill hasn't had a break for hours. a complete 180 from earlier today. >> it was gorgeous today and now all the sudden i'm freezing. >> reporter: the whipping winds had had shoppers grabbing tea, coffee, and extra layers. >> lots of coats, scarves, gloves, everything. >> reporter: sleet would soon follow and switch to rain, forcing visitors to pick up their pace. meanwhile, philadelphia, the weather has left thousands without power. >> you could hear the wind and when it came through, it sounded like train. >> it's a drastic change from earlier in the day. many who stepped outside opted to ditch their coats even as the sun set. they were able to complete final errands during the last few hours of unseasonably warm temperatures. >> being able to get outside and do those last minute things that you end up procrastinating on do

we continue the team coverage with nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas, who is live in bucks county. you talk about people trying to make the most of the saturday before the weather turns. >> it's considerably colder than it was two hours ago. i want you to take a look at this windmill. you see how fast it's going. we talked to shoppers, they say they're happy they came out to peller's village today. because they say it will be too cold to come tomorrow. >> the decorations and shopping can put anyone in the holiday spirit. >> so nice because it's warm and you're not freezing. >> we're not cold, we're not chilly. it's perfect. >> the unseasonably warmer temperatures made it easier for this man to check chores off his to-do list. >> a lot of decluttering, be able to get outside to do those last-minute things that you end up procrastinating. on doing. until it's too late. >> earlier today, people left their jackets at home as they walked in area around temple university. in university city, some penn students opted for short leaves as they walked in a colorful arch of changing leaves. >

nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas has been talking with travelers. she joins us live in king of prussia. how is it looking out there? >> reporter: out here, drivers are telling us that it's really not so bad. that's confirmed by this realtime traffic map. we just have a few incidents along the way where we're seeing the most traffic, though, as expected is around the new york area. but we're also seeing a lot of traffic in cherry hill, wilmington, down 95 headed towards baltimore. >> we're coming from queens, new york, to york, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the king of prus a prussia -- >> a little backed up here and there, but pretty smooth. >> reporter: according to the pennsylvania turnpike commission, this thanksgiving holiday is the busiest travel time of the year. 3.5 million drivers were estimated to hit the roads. >> it looks like it's going to get worse. if you do the google maps thing and you do the timing. but i left early to try to avoid that, and it's been pretty okay. but it was much faster on the way in. >> reporter: the commission is reminding drivers to be alert. slow down

. >> cleveland police dispatcher jessica cline takes it from there. >> it's just him and his daddy, he can't unlock the door. >> it's okay, we're going to get help er an hour away at the mercy of a dispatcher in cleveland. the mother of a two-year-old herself. >> i couldn't imagine her, as a mom, being so far away, knowing your kid is in that house alone. >> i just got disconnected from him. and it's going straight to voice mail now. okay. it's okay, all right. they're on their way there now. i know it's scary, we're going to go over there and we're going to help them. we're going to get them help. police are on their way. he's not going to be alone. we're going to get there to help owen. >> to be four and not have a dad. >> for victims in the web of this heroin epidemic. >> it's heart breaking. and it's an epidemic. it's nonstop. >> a bit of bad deja vu on tuesday, emergency crews revived dad here on sunday when he overdosed. >> and he still chose to again. when you know you're knocking on death's door, and you still, the next day, or the next hour, we've had 20 minutes later, the sam

nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas has been on the scene for several hours. >> seven hours later, there continues to be heavy police activity in this normally quiet community we talked to some neighbors they say they don't know the man who has barricaded himself inside this home. say he's new to the neighborhood. >> he has four evacuees and a handful of first responders. >> police officers, negotiators and even s.w.a.t. surround a home on hueville road. they arrive after the man allegedly sent threatening text member fos family members, but refused to come out. nearby residents received phone calls telling them to stay inside. some neighbors had to evacuate. this man and his daughter weren't allowed to go back home. >> we went to the playground and went to two more playgrounds, and now we're just sitting here. >> now rob lecht and his neighbors are having to wait it out at the american legion hall. at last check authorities tell me they had not recently made contact with the man in the home. but they are taking things slowly. the goal in all of this is to end it peacefully. reporting live, and yo

as a way to spread the wealth to local communities and nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas tells us shopping small can have a big impact. >> it's the small businesses that truly make main street here in man niock a destination. we show you why shopping small is so important. >> it's more than just a book store it's this town's book store. >> every small business has a story. and at kathy's book store in halftown it's the love of the stories that created a niche. every book here used to belong to someone else in the community. to be sandwiched in between big box stores make it harder to stand out. >> it's especially important on the holidays and big shopping weekends when you're planning to spend a lot of money to think about where you're putting it. >> that's why small business saturday was created. blue and white balloons encourage shoppers to come in to stores in ardmore. >> the stuff in there, they're very unique. it's not things you can find in a lot of stores. >> a few doors down jewelry and accessory boutique dandelion is a family-owned business create and run by women. hugs from emplo

reporting live from the mann center, andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> well vice president joe biden is in bucks county calling on voters to head to the polls tuesday. biden joined local democrats at a rally in bristol where he laid out his support for hillary clinton. the vice president will be back in pennsylvania tomorrow attending get out the vote events in harrisburg and scranton. and then on monday night, president obama and first lady michelle obama will join hillary and bill clinton for a final rally in philadelphia. the time and location have not yet been announced. >>> donald trump, meantime, is making stops in four states today. the republican nominee started the day in florida. before heading to north carolina, and nevada. he'll appear in colorado later tonight. trump's wife, melania introduced her husband at a rally in wilmington, north carolina. she told supporters the country needs a president who will keep the nation safe. lower taxes and bring back jobs. for his part, trump predicted he'll win big on tuesday. he says he's overpowering clinton even though she has the

nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas tells us how donald trump resonated deeply with voters. she's live in may fair. >> reporter: donald trump did not have the number of offices, surrogates, or volunteers when it compared to hillary clinton, but he did have a message that resonated very deeply with voters. in the end, that was all he needed. >> just woke up fresh in the morning. it was so exciting. >> reporter: looking at his home, you wouldn't know this is his first for ray into politics. donald trump's take on the second amendment and health care specifically resonated with him in a way no other candidate has. >> a guy that left his lifestyle to be ridiculed and mocked every day, that's my guy. >> reporter: that's why he took his family to rallies, phone banked, and used his work truck as a campaign billboard. >> i think it's come down to people feeling like they have not been hurt. >> reporter: nbc exit polls show trump capitalized on voters' dissatisfaction with the government. trump's win came at the hands of white voters, those without college degrees supporting him nea

i wasn't ready yet. >> reporter: andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> we've been so spoiled with that warm weather. you can keep track of the changing conditions and get interactive radar any time you can see the first alert radar live with the nbc 10 app. it's a free download. >>> in other news on this sunday morning the mother of an 8-year-old girl from philadelphia killed in a hit and run is making a tearful plea for justice. >> she was only 8. you hit her and she flew from the corner to the middle of the block. and you kept going. how? >> family and friends remember jaenna powell in overbrook. that's where a car hit the young girl when she was walking home from school with her brother on friday. police are searching for a newer model silver nissan. police are also on the hunt for the gunman wanted for shooting an off-duty officer on friday. the officer got shot while he was trying to protect his son from the flying bullets. officer angelo romero was outside in the yard with his 2-year-old son when the gunman opened fire. officer romero was shot in the hand and legs while shielding

. >> cline says they were doing this for weeks. >> we don't want mr. trump win this election. >> reporter: in a county 30% hispanic and a union majority hispanic this election is personal this . is why you saw in. market friday in heavily hispanic parts of town lines out the door on early voting. a thousand more early voted in 2012. neighborhood 2,000 voted. many helping democrats have the advantage in clark county. rubip keelin agreed. he went door to door in his sdrekt that is 30% hispanic. >> does not surprise me they are coming out in record numbers. they are concerned you have a candidate demonizing lateenose. >> back at the culinary talk. >> firing up the crowd. >> after this person offending so much community we decided to get with hilly clinton >> election day looms for any candidate a large are lesson lushes. >> every day a latino turns 18 >> maria: news 3 is the place to be tomorrow for the election. beginning at four with nbc news and we'll update you with the latest numbers in nevada. full election coverage on the cw las vegas. cable 6 and

i knew my cline and i stated from day one that he did not kill bob crane. this is wonderful news for his family. this is wonderful news for john who passed away to know he had finally been vindicated in a court of law but in the court public opinion. >> wouldn't we get something from bob crane from that sample? >> i don't believe so. >> it does not change your mind? >> not at all. >> you prosecuted this case. if you had this evidence in 1994, would you have gone forward with prosecuting john carpenter? if you had what we had tonight. >> information come to me that john carpenter is quite ill and obligation that we would bring somebody to trial. all of the other evidence was pointing to john carpenter. >> michael, you rendered a verdict. again, we felt if we got a sample, it would be john carpenter's -- bob crane's blood in john carpenter's car. how do you feel about your verdict 22 yrs >> i agree with them. it could still be them. >> reporter: you still think john carpenter did it? >> yes, to come forward with conjecture that it is contaminated without evid

cline is accused of using his own sperm to impregnate patients at least 50 times. he's now facing up to 5-years in prison if convicted. some stunning video out of san diego of a suspected drunk driver.. passed out behind the wheel on a freeway. a highway patrol officer is seen tapping on her window.. trying to wake her up.. when she starts driving away slowly. the officer chased her.. and even tried to bash the window open. she eventually pulle where she was put in handcuffs. as we head toward the end of the week we will keep the sunshine around with highs running about ten degrees above the normal. overnight lows will be near 60 in las vegas which is also ten degrees above where we should be. expect winds to be light! by the weekend, a weak disturbance passes north of the valley and along with bringing in slightly cooler air. mostly sunny skies will be common with highs just above 75 degrees in the valley. winds will be light and overnight lows will stay mild, into the mid 50s. early next week highs will try to hit 80 degrees again but as we move later into the we

here's one from j-cline, taken in menomonee falls. during a supermoon, the moon looks bigger and brighter because the full moon happens while it's at its closest point to the earth. this photo comes from richard in if you missed the moon last night, don't worry it'll still be super tonight. we're having a hard time finding it tonight because of stubborn clouds. meteorologist lindsey slater joins us now and lindsey, how long can we expect the nice weather to last? lindsey: we have a couple of days. a lot of people have been saying that it is out there. right now, i will show you a different spec today, a high of 59 degrees. the average high is 12 degrees below that. 47. our string of 50 degree temperatures are in fourth place at 183 days. to be first place on the straight, we need 288 days. it is pretty interesting. a lot of people are enjoying it. we will hold it up for the holidays. the temperature does not reflect i think the countdown is in order. 10 days until thanksgiving. it was not until our flow director right mind me -- remin

i wasn't ready yet. >> reporter: andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. sfw >> the mother of an 8-year-old girl from philadelphia killed in a hilt and run is making a tearful plea for justice. take a listen. >> she was only 8. you hit her and she flew from the corner to the middle of the block. and you kept going. how? >> family and friends remembered jayanna powell at a vigil in overbrook yesterday. that's where a car hit the young girl while she was walking home from school with her brother on friday. police are now searching for a newer model silver nissan. >>> philadelphia police are also on the hunt for the gunman wanted for shooting an off-duty officer on friday. here's the story. the officer got shot while trying to protect his son from the flying bullets. officer angelo romero was outside in the yard with his 2-year-old son when the gunman opened fire in north philly. officer romero was shot in the hand and leg while shielding his son. he's now at home recovering. >>> former adversaries making nice despite their differences during the campaign, pr

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reporting in milltown township, andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> let's head now to philadelphia's crescentville neighborhood where an suv slammed into a house. this happened at the intersection of s street and roosevelt boulevard last night. you can see that suv against the brick retaining wall by the house. there is no word on any injuries in this case. or whether charges will be filed. >> police in portland, oregon, kept watch on anti-trump protesters last night. most were peaceful. but, officers still had to make more than a does arrests. a fifth night of democrat stations in portland against the president-elect. protesters in indianapolis got an early start last night. demonstrators packed the lawn of the indiana state house. police made several arrests here. meantime in miami demonstrators held a candle light vigil spreading the message of peace and unity while expressing outrage over the result of the election. >> today it's the battle of the birds at the linc. the eagles host the atlanta falcons at 1:00 this afternoon. and nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the linc just o

cline done will be beyond by president o-- clinton will be joined by the president obama and the first ladu in philadelphia this hour. pens sane yeah is still -- pennsylvania is still up for grabs as is florida where trump rallied voters in care tona. >> if we win the corrupt politicians lose and we win if they win the american people lose. >> phot vote for yourselves is and your families and your futures. vote on the issues that matter to you because ballot. >> the last cbs news poll before the elections shows hillary clinton with a 4 point lead over trump nationally. the race close in more than a dozen states. >> political specialist shaun boyd is here. >> reporter: it's one of the election where traditional voting patterns don't seem to apply. on the eve of the elections cbs news listed these 13 states as battle grounds. the map favors clinton but michigan pennsylvania, virginia, and new hampshire so we will want to watch these closely tomorrow. and if trump can pull off wins in florida north carolina, and one of these one or two of the midwestern states this race could come down to

. >> reporter: the doctor is a cleveland cline being addiction psychotics 80% are patient addicts. one in 10 get the addiction help they need. he hopes the reports sparks change. >> this is the first time that i really seen a report like this that speaks to focusing on not just throwing monday crate the prevention and treatment -- money at prevention and treatment but things that are scientifically proven to be effective. >> reporter: the surgeon general says the besides funding the culture needs to treat addiction as a disease a lifelong in remission or not. >> reporter: today, more people use opioid pain killers than tobacco. >> and hopefully, this report has the impact the surgeon general's report on smoking had 50 years ago. >> reporter: chances are good you know someone battling addiction and if you think you don't, your tax dollars are still being impacted by the strange law enforcement criminal justice and health care resources. >> how do the drugs get to northeast ohio. >> reporter: the bigger dangers are fentanyl which is 40 times stronger than heroin and car fentanylment

secretary of education that came from a state because he had a coalition with lamar alexander and john cline on the change of federal education policy to bring that policy back to the local communities, to let teachers and parents run their own schools. anding make sure the federal government did the equity work but to focus on children and not testing. what we saw chris, is that in detroit where i spent a lot of time this year, the faith community, business community, parents, teachers, all came together on a rescue plan for detroit schools which passed the republican senate in michigan. the one person who hated it was betsy devos and she spent $1.4 million, think about draining the swamp, in about six weeks, to stop that plan. the labor rights continued. what did that stop? that plan required charters to require the same playing field and same things for our kids as public schools. she wanted no none of it thaean that's why she stopped it. >> in some ways, this is the first pick that's the most connected to the koch brothers billionaire donor class ideological wing of the republican moveme

cline otto mcguffin pregnant, he did it with its own sperm. >> they feel violated by the fertility doctor that they trusted. >> i do feel violated. he was my doctor. >> chris: "crime watch daily"'s elizabeth smart with the stunt people who just learned about their secret siblings. >> it was very mind-blowing and shocking to say the least. >> chris: demanding answers

speaking in the east another line with concealing out to sea san mateo counting the timber is only cline maybe another three to four degrees 6 hebron water on the livermore valley coming in at about 68 we're showing you the showers right now they're the continuing and thus less 67 santa clara milpitas and san jose. >>robin w: a little bit of a backup in the castle is on left its a nice steady flow of traffic is moving to minutes from the male's role out to the fremont street >>james: we have some breaking news on the east coast to share with you live pictures overhead and baltimore you will see for yourself the severity of this accident we understand three people have died in is unclear we're just getting little bit of the news stanley r: it would adopt the december 15, 2007 to 911 of the others is the freedom of press the enter the city building on one street the people protesting outside were permitted and the people in someone to keep everyone on this there was in the end of the protesters were arrested cited and released >>james: and the mayor is choosing the world taking taxpayer do

secretary of education that came from a state because he had a coalition with lamar alexander and john cline on the change of federal education policy to bring that policy back to the local communities, to let teachers and parents run their own schools. anding make sure the federal government did the equity work but to focus on children and not testing. what we saw chris, is that in detroit where i spent a lot of time this year, the faith community, business community, parents, teachers, all came together on a rescue plan for detroit schools which passed the the one person who hated it was betsy devos and she spent $1.4 million, think about draining the swamp, in about six weeks, to stop that plan. the labor rights continued. what did that stop? that plan required charters to require the same playing field and same things for our kids as public schools. she wanted no none of it and that's why she stopped it. >> in some ways, this is the first pick that's the most connected to the koch brothers billionaire donor class ideological wing of the >> absolutely. >> they give lots of money. she is v

his cline wants a blackout tattoo on his hamstring, it is not a coverup but a bold design. >> this could take two, three, four tries because i have to line this with the top of buddha's head. >> reporter: stencil applied, ? >> reporter: you might think filling in all of that dark color in the diamonds is the most painful part but the artist and the clients tell us it is lining the edge that hurts even more. 10 hours later, the blackout is complete. ready to show off in the light of day. >> you made it. name. >> tyson says getting a blackout tattoo can be quicker than a traditional design. if you change your mind down the road, you can get it lasered off. >> black is the easiest shade to remove believe it or not but it could take 15 sessions. >> reporter: he plaid his high school football here in the valley for the same tame that produced hall of fame errand for the cardinals' offensive line. cards-vikes, it our lead storying in sports. >> reporter: starting to see the temperatures come down a little bit. you can feel it. there is something going on. >> reporter: well, 70 degrees outside

to the luxury space hugo boss is forecasted with a smaller der cline in profit as aggressive cost cuts are set to decline in sales. the german "fashion house" remain its outlook for 2016 but said market conditions remain tough especially in markets of europe. china was a bright spot but lacked sales increasing and breaking negative trend. the stock is down 21% year-to-date, enough so management is looking at a strategy to hone in on men's wear specifically and to do away with this very wide luxury model you see across the sector where companies sell everything in every category. so honing of the strategy is what you'll see from hugo boss. we have to wait for another 12 months to two years. security company g4s posted double digit earnings growth for the first nine months of 2016 on top of a 5.7% rise in revenue. their new contract value stood at 2 billion pounds. it remains on track to reduce its debt. the stock is up about 3.5% year-to-date. and next an early glimpse, it's bouncing 2%. the uk retailer has reported sales of marked down goods are outstripping for price offerings. revenu

. >> reporter: cline in to north carolina, a must win state for her to reach the 270 electoral votes. >> his instinct is to say whatever pops into his head no matter how wrong he is. he can't help himself. so is this someone we want to put in charge of our military? (s:reporter donald trump got some help on the trail. senator ted cruz stumped with vp nominee mike pence but never mentioned the top of the ticket in his remarks. a rare speech in pennsylvania by mrs. trump. >> he certainly knows how to shake things up, doesn't he. >> reporter: while the republican nominee once again went after clinton in florida over her e-mails. >> the investigation is described as a high priority. it was reported that an avalanche of information is coming in. >> reporter: hillary clinton will make her final pitch to voters monday night in philadelphia with the president and first lady by her side. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> police have arrested a man accused of abusing a six-month- old baby in her care. ingrid perez has been charged. investigators say she was seen on her employer's h

they devined to say how clined to say how many have gone to county residents. >>> cracking down on sex trafficking in frederick county. beginning next year a newly formed task force is going to try to keep young women from becoming victims. it's happened in there's cases of parents of trafficking their own children. it's the second most profitable enterprise. only illegal drugs brings more cash. >>> a minnesota police officer who shot a black man appeared in court on criminal charges this afternoon. officer yanez is accused of second degree fill lanphilando castile. his girlfriend broadcast the after math live on facebook. >>> it appears those southern wild fires are not just taking a toll on woods but causing breathing problems for people living in the area. doctors are encouraging people to stay inside but this may be just the beginning for people with allergies. >> it's the gift that keeps on giving. >> crews are still trying to get that 6,000 acre fire under control as many people evacuate their homes. >>> wusa's 9 first alert weather. >> you're tracking some big time changes my fr

. >>> an elevation burger de clined to answer any questions about the suspects employment there. >>> a district heights man accused of stabbing young children appeared in court today. 25-year-old christian dillard is charged with attempted first degree murder. his 2 and 3-year-old children are hospitalized and are expected to recover. police say dillard also sexual assaulted an ex-girlfriend who lived in the house where the kids were stabbed. >>> some answers but still a lot of questions about a missing university of maryland student. police say they have surveillance video of 21-year-old caitlyn george getting into a taxi last thursday headed for baltimore. but she never showed up. additional surveillance video captured george getting into an suv in baltimore. she was last seen on a local bus there but the trail goes cold after that. >>> condolences are pouring in for pbs an your gwynn eiffel. >> eiffel one of the most prominent african-american journalists died. she was an anchor with prior to pbs eiffel worked at nbc, the new york times and the washington post. she had been battli

. >> democrats leaders deep clined to have a request for an interview. calling this a political stunt on the part of republicans to get attention. but here at republican head quarters, political leaders call this an atang on the first amendment and atang on all voter -- attack on all voters. >> it is wildly different. it is the most aggressive opposition we have had in the destruction of our signs. >> stealing a campaign sign is a felon in some cases. you should be charged with theft and even trespassing pabc15 news. >>> one already in the books and another coming up in weekend. first, donald trump jr. making a return trip to our area early yes today. he rallied support and on sunday, sanders is coming to town. he'll be in phoenix for a noon at central high school. if you have note voted in last few elections you may want to make sure your voter registration is still value willed. really tough lesson for one guy in tempe who hasn't voted but for him, this election is port. he showed up only to find his voter registration is noening loor valid. he would h

insight on the surrogates and where polls stand right now, we turn to our political director, rick cline with a slight, but significant edge over donald trump right now. the flip side of that is the battleground state. the map expands slightly in favor of donald trump. trump, as he makes his foret into boosting state territory has a few more than he had a few days ago. this is also a big period of time for the surrogates. people vouching for the campaign criss crossing the country and both obamas spending time on the trail, and, of course, the big event, melania trump. no one has heard much from her throughout this campaign back to the convention, and she's now out there talking about her husband and about her vision for cyber bullying. the speech, though, that could have the biggest impact belongs to time kaine, the vice presidential nominee on the democratic side gave an address entirely in spanish, never before happened among the four major candidates as the president and vice presidential candidates, a moment to be remembered for a long time with big hopes of the democrats and latino

if you already like donald trump, the worst thing is if people are a little less i clined to cast a ballot on tuesday. >> i know you have insight into how the election is turning out. whatter you seeing in early voting in terms of white electorate versus minorities. >> i echo what my colleague philip bump said. in florida, nevada, north carolina. latino voting is up in early voting. that's a good sign for the clinton campaign. like philip was saying earlier in the week. the narrative is about a decrease in black voting in terms of votes already cast in early voting. that has shifted over the last couple of days. you are also seeing as philip noted that polling is going up prior to director comey's letter nine days ago. now things have stabilized since the letter came out. what i would say again is the trump campaign probably over played their hand nine days ago when donald trump was on the stump saying this is like water investigate. this would trigger a constitutional crisis. it doesn't look good for them. it's sealed off that message for them with comey coming out and saying kind of noth

betsy cline pointing out tim kaine was second in line to vote. who's in front of him? 99-year-old minerva. election day is very, very cool. >> yes, it is. i think we can all agree on that. we'll ask him, phil. donald trump using one last campaign swing to hit many of the same notes used throughout his unconventional run. he's slamming clinton, the washington establishment, and the media. cnn's sunlen serfaty at trump tower with more. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. we certainly saw vintage donald trump out on his last and final day of the campaign trail. trump arriving back here in new york just a few hours ago after making that aggressive final push in michigan, campaigning until past 1:00 a.m. this morning. trump says that this has certainly been a long journey for him. now 511 days after that journey first started here at trump tower, it comes down to this. >> it's now officially tuesday, november 8th. >> reporter: donald trump pulling off one final campaign frenzy. >> today is our independence day. today the american working class is going to strike back. >> rep

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those committee members with the house chairis and candace miller who heads illustration also john cline of the work force. with the term limit did. he is retiring from congress. to have the choice of chairmanship? >> those are big decisions. there is an aspect republicans have to watchle that. >> because that is the only female chair. the one big race with obamacare is the energy commerce committee trying to get the bill with a lame-duck those used to have the house republican campaign arm. he has the most votes of anybody on the steering committee i am not sure will win that race but that committee is very powerful.t li? >> independent line. >> caller:i have had y >> i have had wanted the background haven't paid 100 percent attention. so to phrase the guy who said the election was rigged did you actually confirm that hillary won the popular vote or what they will do? but more people voted for hillary and they and trump. and i'm calling on the independent line in l.f. the democratic party for those who will fight if i fight. already we've heard news some democratic the deere said below

he has a steeper cline. may have gotten a little less steep but still steep. he has to run the table on the yellow states. give him every one of those, nevada, arizona, florida, north carolina, new hampshire all five remaining states, he only gets to 269. there is analect electoral vote in nebraska. if he gets that he gets to 270. but hillary clinton is at 268, remember. what does she need? just would have been these remake blattleground states. the smallest new hampshire, she only needs one of these battleground states. donald trump still need to run the table erin. >> thank you david. and "outfront" now patrick healey "new york times" political correspondent who's covering the campaign. jamie gangel our special correspondent. john avalon and more great people. this is significant for donald trump. this puts just on the basic assumption for the cnn map if she goes below 270. now we're talking about the congressional district in nebraska. >> nebraska. nebraska. who thought it would come down toney? it's four days out. the clinton campaign has had a good pollin

guy: we all do our hillary cline lead, 44%. 40% of likely voters supported trump.nteresting phrase, who are the likely voters? ben paige, ceo of ipsos mori joins us. ben, we all know what we have been through with the polls over the last few years and the concerns people have about them. convinced me, please, that these polls are actually going to be delivering what they say this time around. i well, american polls, and hate to say this as a brit, they have tended to be more accurate than the ones in britain, and passed that, it's the amount of money involved in american elections. in britain, we do it shoestring. in north america, they are spending hundreds of thousands, millions of dollars on pulling. are many more polls, all direction. one if there is a systematic bias, as there appeared to be in brexit, there will be a massive upset. but if you look at the accuracy of american presidential polls over the last few decades, they have gotten more and more accurate. it should be a clinton directio. if there is a systematic bias, as there appeared to be in win, but

abc news political director crick cline has more insight on this marathon of campaigning now >> diane and kendis, the object surprise met its november surprise. the fbi director coming out with a surprise letter that suggests that the e-mail probe he said ould be opened days ago now closed again. they rejoice on the news because there's a clean bill of legal health heading into the election. donald trump supporters saying it was clinton's folks who partiality all along.director this clears hillary clinton. she's able to close the campaign the way she wants to, whether that's lebron james or john bon jovi. she can turn her attention, and now donald trump is scattered around the states to make up whatever ground he has. momentum back with hillary clinton supporters. hillary clinton, once again, established as the front runner, but it is too soon to call the election. too many battle ground states at play. clinton seeing a good weekend come from a bad stretch. >> rick, thank you. and a reminder to tune in on election night for full coverage >> starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time tuesday e

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cline in their support.to as on >> yes, and when they were in the news, it it was often because they were bruising their own achilles heel, if that is the way it works which is to say for donald trump, he was involved involved in fights that his instincts can't let him get out of people said if we worry about his temperment and judgement which is a big achilles heel for him, people thought he couldn't occupy the office of the presidency because he lacked impulse control. when you get in a fight with a gold star family, that's what is happening. when you continue a fight about the weight of a miss universe, are you demonstrating that fear in public in realtime for voters. hillary clinton when she was answering questions on the email server t both reinjured that sense people had that she sort of made her own rules. but then in her explanation about the server and her explanation about the relationship between the state department and the clinton foundation, it was raising questions a fresh, because the answers didn't sparkle with transparency for voters who felt even when she was expla

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. >> reporter: muriel cline is a senior at the university. >> it was on the website and it was taken down after we contacted the member members of the 2012 team for comment. >> reporter: after the article was published late last month, school administrators opened an investigation which concluded the lewd scouting reports were more widespread across the team than previously thought and the practice had continued into this year. the remainder of the men's season was then cancelled. >> severe measures had to be taken. it might have been a little the team. >> across the line a lot and i think one of these instances. >> reporter: last week, six members of the 2012 women's soccer team who were ranked in that sexually explicit scouting report, penned a collective op-ed in the crimson in response to the document. saying, in part, the sad reality is that we have come to expect this kind of behavior from so many men. we are frustrated that this is a reality. >> they wanted to show that they were resilient and they wanted to call women to come together this type behavior in the future. >> repo