when the spotlight has been on donald trump for all the things that hillary clinton just put into that ad, things are better for hillary clinton and the voters, those swing voters, those people, frankly, who are just not really thrilled we they are candidate, probably, lean more towards hillary clinton. when the spotlight is more on her as has been for the past several days since friday when the fbi came out with its bombshell and maybe more importantly, brooke, donald trump has really stayed on that message and been pushing in an offensive way, not a defensive way, things get bad for hillary clinton. so that is why they're trying to, as you put it so well as you were coming to me, change the subject. the question is whether or not that's going to fly. >> we'll find out in seven days. dana, thank you so much. with me now, michael nutter, a clinton supporter, the former mayor of philadelphia and a cnn political contributor. s.e. cupp is here, a cnn political commentator. matt schlapp is here, a trump surrogate and former president george w. bush political director and chairman of the conse

secretary clinton and president obama, they're both now going to michigan tomorrow for two separate events. what is driving the added campaign events in that state? >> that is the big question this weekend, alex. look, the clinton campaign feeling energized, feeling focused, during to one campaign official. the polls tight, though, nationally. a new abc news/"washington post" poll shows secretary clinton up by five points. now, that's up from yesterday, when she was only up by one point. but still, this is a close race, and it's close in michigan. so why is michigan so important? michigan is a reliably blue state. you'll recall that during the primary, bernie sanders pulled off a big upset there. the clinton campaign remembers that. it's very fresh in their mind, and the polls have been getting a lot tighter in michigan. right now, she has a four-point lead in that state. what would a loss in michigan mean for secretary clinton? it would mean it would complicate her path to 270. what would a win in michigan mean? it would mean that donald trump would have to sweep all of the major battleground states. ohio, pennsylv

hillary clinton's campaign is more than doubling its ad spending in the final days leading up to the election. the campaign flowing an additional $18 million into advertising as polls show clinton and donald trump locked in a tight race across several battleground states. the rnc is also getting into the game. it's putting up nearly $3 million in its first ad buy in support of mr. trump. but are these massive ad buys, well do they pay off at all? i'm joined by political science professor and negative ad expert johnny greer. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> thanks for being here. so, you are an expert on these kinds of ads. we've asked you to pick the most and least effective of the season. >> right. >> and we chose the clinton ad as one of the most effective. let's watch. >> i'm hillary clinton. and i approve this message. ♪ >> i look right in the sad, ugly face of hearse. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person is very hard to be a ten. does she have a good body? no. >> why is this ad effective? >> well, it's using donald trump's only words against him. and it's playing to

ad. here is clinton's america and here is my america. i think those can be fairly effective at reducing the kind of backlash that you often see with negative ads. to your point about the for a five-minute online ad, jim rice who spends four minutes watching in on my political ad. you can replace the dry element in four minutes. -- robert is in syracuse, new york, in independent. good morning. november 9 i will be 56 years old. i was born in 1960 and i remember when i was seven, eight years old in the 1968 campaign and i was very astute with my family members. we all talked and discussed what was going on during the vietnam war, the ads, nixon and everything that was happening. i am really concerned about these children today. the ad that played with the children listening to trump's terrible language. another thing i am concerned about with ads, some of these beings are borderline liable. what are we teaching our children. .ven the young millennials are we teaching them that it is ok to lie, to say anything you want? this person is a croo

as i looked at those ads, what struck me. the clintonign is beautifully produced and the trump ad is more tabloid, or garish. but the arguments in the clinton ad, those are arguments she has been making for months and months and the ads are the style of ads we have been saying for months and months. the trump ad is injecting fresh information into the race. it seems to me that that is more eye-catching because it is new. it has the feel of something new. you that concern you or do feel that at all when you compare them side by side? >> what i do know is tommy people will make their decisions -- assuming they have not voted yet, they will make their decisions based on your friends and colleagues and neighbors. i that regard, five days out, am not concerned. i think you are right, there is a garish, tabloid quality. last night when one of those ads came on, the place erected into into boos.upted are -- we put up a list of leaning states trump is spending time in. from a strategic stem point, does it make sense to spend these precious days

mark: tracy, when you look at the new clinton ad and the continued attempts to define donald trump ase is , that working or is that not working? >> what i think is masterful about the approach is all of these ads are just donald himself, footage of him talking, the things he has said, the things he has done. it is really a sort of hands off , you could say for the hillary , campaign. he just makes the case for himself through his ridiculousness and the lying and the dangerous and the divisive things that he says. i think the fact that all you have to do is play the tape of him tells the story and tells it extraordinarily well, especially when you think about the negative ads he is running about hillary are largely based on a innuendo as opposed to video clips of hillary herself talking. he is giving the campaign a gift in this regard and i think the clinton campaign is smart to be utilizing it the way they have. john: tracy, let me just push back a little bit. as i looked at those ads, what struck me. in addition to the clinton ad being beautifully reduced in the trump one looks like

anchor: tracy, as you look at the new clinton ad and the continued attempts to define donald trump aseptable, is that working? would you think that is not working? tracy: what i think is masterful about the approach is that all of these ads are just donald himself. footage of him talking, the things he said, things he has done. ,t really is sort of hands-off you could say, for the hillary campaign. he just makes the case for himself through his ridiculousness and the lying and the dangers and divisive things he says. i think the fact that all you have to do is play the tape of him tells the story and tells it extraordinary well. particularly, when you think about the negative ads he is running against hillary are largely based on a new window as uendo as opposed to him talking. the clinton campaign is smart to be utilizing at the way they have. anchor: we push back a little bit on that. as i looked at those ads, what struck me about them, in addition to the clinton ad being beautifully produced and the trump campaign manager looks more like a girish tabloid style,-- garrish tabloid th

but the reality is though that the kind of arguments in the clinton ad, those are arguments she has beenr months and months and the ads are the style of ads we have been saying for months and months. the trump ad is injecting fresh information and controversy into the race. it seems to me that that is more eye-catching and has a greater possibility for impact in this late stage because it is new. it has the feel of something new. does that concern you or do you not see that at all when you compare them side by side? >> what i do know is how many people will make their decisions -- assuming they have not voted yet, they will make their decisions based on their friends and colleagues and neighbors. in that regard, five days out, i am not concerned. i think you are right, there is a garish, tabloid quality. i can tell you that last night during the series when one of those ads came on, the place erupted into boos. it is not a welcome sight right now. john: we were talking before about paths to the 270, we put up a list of leaning states trump is spending time in. from a strategic stem point

the clinton said they will spend six figures on ad buys. clinton burned through $225 million on tv ads since the primaries ended. trump spent a total of 91 million. by the end of this election the campaigns and all outside groups are forecast to spend more than $500 million on television ads. >> but it is less. in some way campaign spending is less than it has been because donald trump hasn't shelled out for ads the way other cannodidas have in the past. >> yes, but it is a lot of money. >> they're not starving. >> no, they're not. >> we have six days to go until election day. we will layout the paths forward for each candidate and what will be new on the trail today. we have special insight from a special guest coming up why do protein drinks taste chalky? then get worse? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts. so great that if you don't get up to fifteen percent more reps, more laps, more distanc

ad buys. a total of $44 million will be flooding local stations and cable channels. the clintonpaign and her super pacs are 20ing $25.5 million in ads. donald trump's groups, unloading $18.6 million. but both campaigns say they are dumping millions more into battleground states. so far clinton also focusing on national cable networks. spending nearly $5 million there. she has purchased $2.4 million in ad space in florida. more than $1.5 million in pennsylvania and ohio. trump is nearly doubling clinton ads in florida. brought about $3 million worth of time in cable channels also spending big in pennsylvania and ohio. >> next wednesday, you get your divisions back. >>> this morning, the fbi facing brand-new questions about the timing of some of its actions. released a new set of files related to clintons' past. the heavy redacted documents relate to a 15-year probe of president bill clinton's pardon of marc risch. joining us now, cnn politics reporter, eugene scott. >> good morning. >> what's in the documents? why were they released now? >> well, nearly 130 documents, pages of an

, what struck me about them, in addition to the clinton ad being beautifully ed and the trump campaign manager looks more like a garrish tabloid style, the ads are in a style of ads we have been seeing for months and months. the trump campaign at is injecting fresh information and controversy into the race. to me that ad is more eye-catching. it has a great more possibility for impact because it is new. it has the feel of something new. does that not concern you? tracy: what i do know is how many people are going to make their decisions assuming they have not voted yet, they are going to make those decisions based on their conversations with their friends and colleagues and neighbors. i do not see any of its where a tv ad is someone's ultimate deciding factor. five days out, i am not concerned. i think you are right that there is a garish, tabloidish quality. when one of those ads came on, where i was watching the place , erupted into boo's. it is not a welcome sight right now. john: sarah, we were talking about paths to 270 electoral votes. donald trump spendi

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the clinton ads contain trump himself saying outrageous or unsettles things whereas the most trump adsbeen rooted in falsehoods. just today fbi director comey cleared secretary clinton again of any issue related to these e-mails. and most of the attack ads that we've been seeing recently from donald trump suggest that there is some -- >> but the negative ads -- >> -- conspiracy and she's about to be charged with some crime, which is clearly not true. >> she's not going to be charged with a crime in the foreseeable future, that's for sure. but they're both negative ads, right, clinton ads are negative towards trump and trump ads are negative to clinton rather than vote for me because i'm a good guy. the toomey/mcginty race, that's a tie. >> a very close race. >> one has toomey up by one, gravis has got mcginty up by two. those are the latest numbers that have come in. i really think people are conflicted in pennsylvania. fascinating to see. i'll give you the last word. >> well, i think what we're going to see here tomorrow night is a terrific positive get out the vote rally. as you know

. >>> with clinton's camp spending more money in ads in states she tries cashing in with an unlikely source. democrats who have already voted for clinton. >> this is a good time to make an important public service announcement. you can change your vote to point. may. >> hillary clinton will head to first half and arizona today while donald trump campaigns in the crucial state of florida. the stakes remain high for clinton as she tries to put the 270 electoral votes, trump has been campaigning in heavily democratic states. in wisconsin yesterday, he had a message for early voters. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your rl donald trump. we will make america great again, okay. >> reporter: the trump campaign is spending $25 million in ad buys in several battleground states and clinton's campaign battled with ad buys in virginia, michigan and new mexico. in a surprise move yesterday, the fbi released documented related to former bill clinton's in 2001. clinton's spokesman called the decision as odd. >> hena daniels in new york, thank you so much, hena. >>> it's re

as i looked at those ads, what struck me about them, in addition to the fact that the clinton campaigneautifully produced, and the trump campaign ad looks a little bit more like a tabloid style, more garish. but the reality is the kind of arguments in the clinton campaign's ad, arguments in the ad, are arguments that she's been making for months and months. and the ads, the style of ads we've been seeing for months and months, the trump campaign is injecting fresh information and fresh controversy into the race. so it seems to me that ad is a little bit more eye catching and has a greater possibility for impact at this late stage because it's new. it has the feel of something new. does that not concern you, or do you not see that at all when you compare those side by side. >> what i do know is how many people are going to make their decisions, assuming they haven't voted yet, they're going to make their decisions based on their conversations with their friends and their colleagues and their neighbors. i don't see any instance where a tv ad is someone's ultimate deciding factor. so in t

power as president to prosecute anyone, tells "the new york times," i don't want to hurt the clintons, adding, she went through a lot and suffered greatly in many different ways. breitbart, the conservative outlet that's backed trump is blaring the headline, broken promise, with the news now of maybe another one. during his campaign, trump attacked a major climate deal, the nation in the world. >> we will cancel this deal so that our companies can compete. >> reporter: today he says he has an open mind about the deal. the walkback raising questions about what he will do as president and what he's already done in his businesses and charity. the trump foundation reporting in a new filing, it violated irs rules. tax experts say correcting that could require paying taxes and possible penalties. on the business side, unanswered questions ou off his personal interests from the interests of the country. suggesting on the trail, it wouldn't be an issue. >> i wouldn't even be thinking about the business. i mean, who cares. i would actually say, who cares? >> reporter: now trump's brushing aside fears

tonight, nbc 10's lauren mayk has a behind the scenes look at clinton's ad campaign and the role that a local grandmother is playing. >> putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. >> hillary clinton failed he's single time. >> reporter: it's a battleground on your tv. competing for your attention. >> donald trump is a bully in the playground. and i worry about the kind of world i'm going to leaving to my grandchildren. >> reporter: in this ad, this montgomery county grandmother has a role in the 2016 race. >> i just had to have my say. whether anybody listens or not, i just needed to have my say. >> reporter: she was part of an ad from a group called local voices. it was filmed here at her house. that's where we met the long time republican turned democrat who says she's voting for hillary clinton. what kind of reaction have you gotten? >> most people are like, oh, my god, i can't believe you did that, good for you. >> reporter: her ad has a softer tone set to pukmusic. not all the ads are that way. >> hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude. >> she was like an eating machin

but their both negative ads, clinton ads are negative toward trump and trump ads are negative for clintonr than saying vote for me because i'm a good guy. and the toomey, mcgunty race, it is a tie. >> it is a close race. >> morning call has it -- toomey up by one. and graphis has them up by two. and those are the latest numbers that came in. so i really think the people are conflicted in pennsylvania. it is going to be fascinating to see it. i'll give you the last word. >> well, i think what we're going to see here tomorrow night is a terrific, positive get out the vote rally. as he know, joe biden, my predecessor, a native of scranton, pennsylvania one of the most effective campaigners and closers in american history and i suspect we'll see history repeat on tuesday where pennsylvania will once again go democrat and that means there will not be -- >> there could be a path to victory. >> i want biden and trump, they were going to duke it out. >> that would be good. >> on monday night, i'll carry that live. senator, we appreciate it. thank you very much. bernie goldberg on deck. will he ma

is going to win. >> reporter: as we await the katy perry concert we're learning that secretary clinton addedevent in michigan on monday. that is a reliably loose state when the polls are getting tighter. if donald trump can win there, he would significantly complicate clinton's path to 270. jose? >> kristin welker, thank you very much. >>> you heard reference to latinos that can make a difference in important states. i'm joined by our political director and mete the presz moderator chuck todd. pleasure to see you. >> how are you doing? >> good. let's talk about the latino vote. it could make a difference between who wins and who loses. >> so far what we've seen there's a lot of talks for months. we've had the conversation for months. did trump awaken the sleeping giant in our demography in this country, the hispanic vote? all the data in nevada, arizona, even in texas, florida, all the early vote points to surprising upticks in the hispanic vote. all though, you could argue not that surprising. this was something that essentially we thought what trump had done with the hispanic community wou

quote well just not something i don't feel very strongly about saying he doesn't want to hurt the clinton, adding she went through a lot an suffered greatly in many different ways. trump's campaign manager kelly anne conway backed up trump's position saying this to nbc's chris matthews. >> he says it was a vicious primary, a vicious campaign. he thinks she and the clinton versus suffered enough. he just wants country and move forward not backward. >> breitbart the conservative site is blaring the title, broken promise, while the judicial watch says backing off clinton it would be a quote betrayal of the american people to drain the of out of control corruption in d.c.. during the campaign, he agree world. >> we will can sell this deal so that our companies can compete. >> now, trump says, he has a quote open mind about the deal, adding that when it comes to global warming, quote, i think there is some connectivity between human activity and climate change. the president-elect condemned and disavowed the recent gathering of alt right member itself when the conservative ties with white brought shoc

substantial numbers, hill is goi-- hillary clinton is going to win. >> reporter: as we that secretary clinton added an event in michigan on monday. if donald trump can win there, he would significantly complicate clinton's path to 270. jose? >> thank you very much. >>> now to the trump campaign as he traveled across the country today amid new questions that emerged about the candidate and his wife. hallie jackson with more on that >> reporter: in a surprise appearance in north carolina, an unexpected kiss from melania trump. just hoursft report in the "wall street journal" about allegations her husband had an affair with a playboy model ten years ago. a story trump's team calls totally untrue and with new questions about melania's immigration status when she first came to the u.s. the associated press reporting she didn't have the proper visa for her modelling work. despite trump's defense of her husband's stance on immigration. >> we want people to come into our country but they have to come in through a process. they have to come in they have to do it legally. >> they're going to come in and they

is going to win. >> reporter: as we await the katy perry concert we're learning that secretary clinton addedevent in michigan on monday. if donald trump can win there, he would significantly complicate clinton's path to 270. jose? >> thank you very much. >>> now to the trump campaign as he traveled across the country today amid new questions that emerged about the candidate and his wife. hallie jackson with more on that >> reporter: in a surprise appearance in north carolina, an unexpected kiss from melania trump. just hours after a new report in the "wall street journal" about allegations her husband had an affair with a playboy model ten years ago. a story trump's team calls totally untrue and with new questions about melania's immigration status when she first came to the u.s. the associated press reporting she didn't have the proper visa for her modelling work. despite trump's defense of her husband's stance on immigration. >> we want people to come into our country but they have to come in through a process. they have to come in legally. they have to do it through a process. they have t

. >> reporter: the trump campaign is spending $25 million in ad buys in several battleground states and clinton's campaign battled with ad buys in virginia, michigan and new mexico. in a surprise move yesterday, the fbi released documented related to former bill clinton's in 2001. clinton's spokesman called the decision as odd. >> hena daniels in new york, thank you so much, hena. >>> it's reported when fbi director james comey informed congress about the new inquiry that may pertain to hillary clinton's e-mails he not only broke a longstanding policy but one followed as late as this summer. two cases. one involved donald trump's thep forty's secretive business dealings with ukraine and second on hillary clinton's donors to the clinton foundation. he went against not issuing subpoenas so close to the election. a battleground tracking poll look at this. 50% of democrats say it won't affect their vote. 47% of republicans say the same. hamilton county have picked the winner of the last four presidential leelections and fo some, the e-mail controversy is part of the equation. >> i lot of the corrupti

something i don't feel very strongly about saying he doesn't want to hurt the clinton, adding she went through a lot an suffered greatly in many different ways. trump's campaign manager kelly anne conway backed up trump's position saying this to nbc's chris matthews. >> he says it was a vicious primary, a vicious campaign. he thinks she and the clinton versus suffered enough. he just wants to unite the country and move forward not bawa site is blaring the title, broken promise, while the judicial watch says backing off clinton it would be a quote betrayal of the american people to drain the of out of control corruption in d.c.. during the campaign, he agree tacked the paris accord, signed by nearly every nation in the that our companies can compete. >> now, trump says, he has a quote open mind about the deal, adding that when it comes to global warming, quote, i think there is some connectivity between human activity and climate change. the president-elect condemned and disavowed the recent gathering of alt right member itself when the conservative ties with white nationalism brought s

with polls tight in florida, hillary clinton adding a surprise stop today, an escalating her scorched earth strategy against donald trump. last night showing a rare flash of anger at a protest rally. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive dangerous vision and people who support donald trump. >> clinton reviving old attacks, looking to put the spotlight back on trump. >> by the time you add up all the people he's insulted, that's more than half the population of the united states. >> and letting her surrogates take on the email controversy, president obama speaking out for the first time, seeming to take a swipe at the fbi director's timing. >> there is a norm that you know when there are investigations, we innuendo, we don't operate an incomplete information. we don't operate on leaks. >> top aide huma abedin at the center of the fbi probe in new york today. scheduled to return to the campaign tomorrow. but today, clinton sending out six top surrogates, including the president with james taylor in north carolina. >> now we got to focus on some business. >> the presiden

the last clinton ad will be channel 20 between 1:00 and 2:00. we'll monitor the races tomorrow and update the results and monitor social media immediateback like this super informal poll. a breakdown of people using hashtags for each of the presidential candidates. 'mwithher and #maga which is short for make america great again, which of course, is donald trump's slogan you see right now split down the middle. in this one you can vote more than once. >>> a warm weekend staying that way. >> we can expect yet another week of dry weather. however, the mountains could see some snow. we'll check in with her after >>> i did find a cloud in the sky today. >> you spotted one? >> west. if you looked all the way west, you could see some kind of in in traffic? >> i-25 northbound because of an overturned truck with a fuel spill at arapahoe, yes, i believe it was. >> i had time to look for clouds then, too. i was checking the twitter account when the traffic picked up moving. >> busy afternoon for you ladies. >> thank goodness the weather is quiet. there's a

. >> clinton added an outpouring of support over the last few days has lifted her spirit. >>> seven minutes after 5:00 this saturday. 37 degrees outside. coming together to take aim at alzheimer's. we will show you where people from our area are walking to raise awareness today. >>> and later, high school playoff action at its best. highlights from around the region ahead in the high school blitz. >>> welcome back. here's a live look outside now. still going to see winds picking up. a windy friday. you see the flags in the shot. showing off the winds are still picking up this morning, not terribly strong though. today they'll be tapering off. 5 to 10 miles per hour, 5 to 15 miles per hour, all we are expecting through the afternoon. still notice it will effect the temperature a bit but nothing like yesterday. here's what temperatures feel like because of light winds we're dealing with. it feels close to freezing in philadelphia. some feel like the 20s out there. lancaster, 27, 29 for reading. feels like 25 in atlantic city and 30 for millville. some of us feel low freezing conditions. all o

numbers, going to win. >> reporter: as we await the katy perry concert we're learning that secretary clinton added an event in michigan on monday. that is a reliably loose state when the polls are getting tighter. if donald trump can win there, he would significantly complicate clinton's path to 270. jose? >> crust -- kirsen much. >>> you heard reference to latinos that can make a difference in important states. for more i'm joined by chuck todd. pleasure to see you. >> how are you doing? >> good. let's talk about the latino vote. it could make a difference between who wins and who loses. >> so far what we've seen there's a lot of talks for months. we've had the conversation for months. did trump awaken the sleeping giant in our demography in this country, the hispanic vote? all the data in nevada, arizona, even in texas, fl a surprising upticks in the hispanic vote. all though, you could argue not that surprising. this was something that essentially we thought what trump had done with the hispanic community would do that. >> it could not be a vote for someone but against someone. >> it is. if you

. >>> with clinton's camp spending more money in ads in states she tries cashing in with an unlikely source. democrats who have already voted for clinton. >> this is a good time to make an important public service announcement. you can change your vote to donald trump and we will make america great again. okay? >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>>es lex and donald trump says he has the momentum. hillary clinton has been forced to pump money into states she thought she had locked up, and both sides continue to go at it over news that the fbi is, again, looking at clinton's e-mail practices. in a "the washington post"/abc news national poll trump leads clinton by a percentage point. may. >> hillary clinton will head to first half and arizona today while donald trump campaigns in the crucial state of florida. the stakes remain high for clinton as she tries to put the focus back on trump instead of the fbi''s renewed investigation into her private e-mail server. hoch capped a whil wind push t

situation room monitoring what our brave men were doing. >> reporter: with polls tight in florida, clinton adding a surprise stop. negative, dark, divisive dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> now we've got to focus on some business. >> reporter: president obama trying to energy his 2012 base including african-americans. and also speaking out for the first time, seeming to take a swipe at the fbi director's timing on clinton's >> we don't operate on inu endo. we don't operate on incomplete information. we don't operate on leaks. >> so the top aide at the center of the new nib probe in new york today scheduled to return to the campaign tomorrow hosting a fundraiser. >> a new cnn poll detailing how close things are in those battleground states. it shows that in arizona trump then in florida clinton is leading but just by 2 points. a month ago trump was up by 3. donald trump leading 49% to 43%. clinton had the lead there just two weeks ago. pennsylvania clinton has improved her lead 4 points ahead of donald trump in this poll. she was 2 points up a month ago. >>> tomo

. >> reporter: then joe harmon plays them this hillary clinton ad. >> i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. she's a fat [ bleep ], absolutely. >> your reaction? >> it makes me feel mad. >> it does make you upset at? >> trump. >> do you know why they'd use girls your age? >> because we judge yourselves. >> because you judge yourselves. i'm a father. i want my girls to be respected. >> how about the media? we doing a good job? how many think the media is biased? mainstream media as they call it. that's pretty much a yes. why? >> because they're always trying to attack trump. >> we're always attacking trump. >> like they take pictures of him in the worst possible positions that they possibly could. >> reporter: polls br to close. there's excitement in the air. it may be a mock election but there's something empowering about all this for these young people. >> trump train! >> no campaigning past these doors. >> reporter: the votes are carefully counted and "nightli

. >> reporter: then joe harmon plays them this hillary clinton ad. >> i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. a person who's flat-chested is hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. she's a fat [ bleep ], absolutely. >> your reaction? >> it makes me feel mad. >> it does make you upset at? >> trump. >> do you know why they'd use girls your age? >> because we judge yourselves. >> because you judge yourselves. i'm a father. i want my girls to be respected. >> how about the media? we doing a good biased? mainstream media as they call it. that's pretty much a yes. why? >> because they're always trying to attack trump. >> we're always attacking trump. >> like they take pictures of him in the worst possible positions that they possibly could. >> reporter: polls br to close. there's excitement in the air. it may be a mock election but there's something empowering about all this for these young people. >> no campaigning past these doors. >> reporter: the votes are carefully counted and "nightline's" the first to report the results. >> hillary clinton 48. donald trump 340. don

power as president to prosecute anyone, tells "the new york times," i don't want to hurt the clintons, adding, she went through a lot and suffered greatly in many different ways. breitbart, the conservative outlet that's backed trump is blaring the headline, broken promise, with the news now of maybe another one. paris accord. signed by nearly every nation in the world. >> we will cancel this deal so that our companies can compete. >> reporter: today he says he has an open mind about the deal. the walkback raising questions about what he will do as president and what he's already done in his businesses and charity. the trump foundation reporting in a new filing, it violated irs rules. tax experts say correcting that could require paying taxes and possible penalties. on the business side, unanswered questions about how he'd wall off his personal interests of the country. suggesting on the trail, it wouldn't be an issue. >> i wouldn't even be thinking about the business. i mean, who cares. i would actually say, who cares? >> reporter: now trump's brushing aside fears of conflicts of interest, p

anchor: clinton adding that she hoped someone would try for that hardest and highest glass ceiling. germany's chancellor angela merkel joined the chorus of leaders, congratulating the president-elect on his victory. she hopes for close cooperation based on shared values. sarah: i am sarah kelly, thank you for joining us. a stunning and historic victory. donald trump has won the presidency of the united states, the country now in unchartered territory. trump is a global outsider, or missing to shake things up in washington. but first, he needs to unite the country divided by a negative -- one of the most negative campaigns in history. many are unsure what his foreign-policy will hold. he promised to make everyone proud. america, now set to move in a different election, after voting for dramatic change. >> he stumped to the world. donald trump, self-made leaner and political outsider. now, the businessman will become the 45th president of the united states. his strategy opened the door to the white house to read playing on a voter's economic anxieties and taking advantage of racial te

quote, just not something that i feel very strongly about saying he doesn't want to hurt the clintons adding, she went through a lot and suffered greatly in many different ways. well, trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway backed up trump's position saying this to msnbc's chris matthews. >> he said it was a vicious campaign and he just wants to unite the country and move forward, not backward. >> breitbart, t site that backed trump throughout the campaign is blaring the title, broken promises. while the conservative group judicial watch says backing off clinton would be a, quote, betrayal of promises to the american people to drain the swamp for out of control corruption. >>> during the campaign trump attacked the paris accord which was a major climate deal signed by nearly every nation in the that our companies can compete. >> now the trump campaign says -- the administration to be says he was, quote, open minded about the open deal adding that when it comes to global warning i think there is some connectivity between human activity and climate change. the president-elect also condemned

clinton added a second letter clearing her once again, which cams two days before election day was even more damaging. it said an examination of new e-mails found on the computer of anthony weiner had not changed comey to change his conclusion she should face no charges. mrs. clinton lost narrowly in several battle ground states. by the time all ballots were counted she was appeared poised to win the by more than 2 million voters. it would receive more votes than presidential candidates in u.s. history except barack obama. reporting live in san jose. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> now inside trump tower the president-elect continues to put together his transition team, and the framework for the trump administration. donald trump appears to be willing to adjust some of his campaign promises, at this point. in an interview that airs tomorrow night he told "60 minutes" there are parts of obamacare he'll be keeping intact. >> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions -- >> yes. it happens to be one of the strongest -- also, the children living with their pare

we wanted to talk to you because a piece of your interview landed in this new hillary clinton ad.ust knowing donald trump as you do, what do you think this is like for him to stay so on message? >> i think probably agony. you never want to get in a fight with somebody who has nothing to lose and he's had nothing to lose up until the last two weeks. i think he's stunned he's in the position he is and suddenly somebody said "okay, you might win." so he's shut up and they've snatched his cell phone away from him. >> bill press, let me bring you into this, something else we've been hearing from donald trump. i wanted to get to his point about buyers' remorse. there are a certain number of states where if you early vote, you change your vote and donald trump is saying to them change your vote, not too late. >> i think it's too late for everything donald trump is trying to do but i must say -- >> not for some of these people. >> well, as a talk show host, i have to say i'm thinking of suing donald trump. because it's hard to fill three hours when donald trump doesn't say anything outrag

hillary clinton, unfit to serve. >> brutal and devastating ad. certainly, the re-emergence of anthony wiener is not doing any favors for hillary clinton. >> he is not doing any favors for anyone this whole election cycle including himself. thankly thankfully he is not running. this ad in particular is interesting because it reminds me of past political ads where people can say anything and of course they're not rooted in fact. one contrast i would offer here is hillary clinton's ads, they've been negative but they've been donald trump's negative words here. here they're talking about a criminal investigation that doesn't exist and talking about hillary's e-mails on anthony wiener's laptop and we don't know that's the case yet. he is kind of playing in the false, not so true area. >> state department e-mails may be on the computer. >> yes. >> it's fair game. we're talking about potential for classified information to be on the laptop of the per verted, estranged husband of hillary's right-hand woman, people are concerned about that. who knows what