. >> the candidates are holding their parties a mile and a half from >> the clinton camp is manhattan. and donald trump at the new york hilton. we have team coverage for both. leah martin is live in manhattan. >> hillary clinton and her motorcade are on their way at this time. donald trump will make his way to his event in manhattan shortly. and this morning they spent their time calling into radio shows and trying to tell the and they voted themselves. donald trump voting here in manhattan. we have video of that. he was alongside his wife melania, along with the rest of his family. he was cheered and booed as he exited his motorcade. he is expected to lose manhattan. >> and hillary clinton her vote this morning in chap a quarter. >> and there's little doubt about the outcome. hillary clinton has a 20 point edge in the state but both sides will be anxiously watching the national results tonight. and we have -- live in braintree with the trump camp there tonight. >> reporter: and as you mentioned with this state expected to go to clinton, massachusetts trump volunteers new hampshire. t

it is being led by jill stein but hillary clinton camp is on board if they follow through to recounting in michigan and pennsylvania and the democrats believe they think it is not going tobig bow a big deal. >> no one thinks there will be profound changes. >> the majority of his voters believe the election were rigged let' show the american people they are not. >> donald trump is push back against the plans to recount. >> hillary clinton conceded the election when he called me just prior to the victory and after the results were in. nothing will change. >> why in the world can't the democrat accept the election results. president obama and donald trump speak regularly, they are trying to move on and form a government it is high time they do the same. >> the hillary clinton camp said they will be monitoring the account, should it come to michigan and pennsylvania later this week. >>> time is 4:15. the president elect consideration of mitt romney he is one of donald trump's toughest critic and many of the supporters say if he wants a job he has to apologize first. >> people feel detrayed

huge sigh of relief for the clinton camp then. republicans were furious. then tax forward to october 28, the historic let frer comey to leaders in congress, both parties by the way even though hillary clinton claimed they only went to republican leader, in which he said wait a second, we have something new and then we had another twist which is we found out what was new. it was anthony weiner's laptop suggesting that there were hundreds of thousands of more e-mails involving huma abedin that were not being investigated by the fbi. that drew howells of protest from the clinton camp saying that the investigation was reopened less than two weeks from the less that this was a miscarriage of justice. just moments ago, james comey two days before the election weighing in yet again saying, quote, based on our review, we have not changed our conclusion that we expressed in july with respect to hillary clinton. i'm very grateful he says to the professionals at the fbi for doing an extraordinary amount of high quality work in a short period of time. a little bit cryp

we start with jim handly where hillary clinton's camp is hoping to make history tonight. >> supporters already arriving staking out positions close to the stage. they could be waiting here another four or five hours before they see the woman who they hope will make history and shatter that glass ceiling. let's give you a bird's eye view if we can. the stage is lit up with the map of the united states. >> we hear hillary clinton worked on two versions of her speech. all around us today, hundreds of journalists and cameras one thing you notice is a lot of channels from around the world. immigration a big focus in this campaign. the clinton camp says they are encouraged by early latino voting in florida, but three other states closing early tonight an hour from now are also front and center. >> are there things you're going to be watching early? >> i'm looking at north carolina. i'm also going to be looking a at virginia and ohio. and i think that there are a lot of different paths we have to to >> there are few paths he has. plus michigan or pennsylvania. >> again, virginia closes its po

. >> howard fineman has been talking to the clinton camp here in new york and let us know that he has some reporting on that front. howard? >> yeah, brian, earlier today and just a few hours ago, the clinton people were saying that they expected to win florida by five points. that was the internal talk. that's obviously not happening. and, you know, my role at huff post is to cover politics, but also to help run our international editions. we have 16 of them. and around the world, people have been looking at us in america saying is this brexit? is this brexit again? that is the british vote that surprised everybody in the establishment in the uk about leaving the eu. and you've got to say based on what we've seen so far that this is a gigantic shout from nonglobal america, nonglobalist america, to use that term, of no. they're saying no. and donald trump, whether he wins or loses, accurately channelled that anger and that giant shout of no about the global economy, about the knowledge economy and so forth, and florida is the way you're seeing it. the fact that virginia is as close as

however an attorney for the clinton camp says the campaign won't contest the results. but.. it wants to help ensure the recall is fair. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is scheduled to meet with donald trump in new york tomorrow. a trump spokesperson says clarke is being considered for a number of positions, including secretary of homeland security. we asked the sheriff about the meeting, paul bunyan's axe stays in madison for a 13th consecutive year. the wisconsin badgers defeated minnesota 31 to 17 at camp randall stadium yesterday. next up, the big ten title game against penn state next saturday in indianapolis. with the win over minnesota, the badgers keep their ?national? playoff hopes alive. lance allan has more from madison: ((lance allan says "the fifth qur badgers winning the big ten west outright. and for the 13th time in a row, they keep paul bunyan's axe against minnesota."))...((bart houston says "the legendary speech comes from leo musso. he grabbed the axe and said the outside noise doesnt matter, who cares about senior night, who cares about winning the

the then then internally within the clinton camp about these 33,000, just doing the actual dump of all of the other e-mails was that they were concerned about classified information possibly being in there, even though hillary clinton had assured us there were none. isn't that also with james comey's situation is right now with these additional e-mails that are on anthony weiner's e-mails? he can't just throw them out there in the worry that there's something classified and you'd have to think of somebody being on the other side of that? >> of course. i think from the fbi director's point of view, you are potentially making a case here so you are not going to put out any evidence. the case is pretty tough, if you think about all of the things that have transpired, including the president of the united states in an interview long ago saying there was no national security threat to this e-mail situation. fast forward to all of the things that have come out since, that would be a pretty tough case overall to be making. but to your point, all of this stuff was on an unsecured private serve

. >> some good news for the clinton camp as the west coast polls closed, but donald trump fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, and free delivery. awaiting results. and it looks like this could be a long night. >> markets around the world are not reacting well to that. for more on that let's go to wendy at the live desk. what's happening? >> well, you don't want to look at your 401 k tomorrow morning. the stocks are not reacting well to what's happening tonight in america. the dow futures down more than 750 points at oneoi evening. lower than they went after the 9/11 attack. stock markets in asia are down more than 4 %. experts say this is not so much because wall street doesn't like donald trump but wall street doesn't like uncertainty, and we have an awful lot of uncertainty tonight. having said that, the stocks did go on a long losing streak after the first fbi letter came out about hillary clinton's e-mails, and as we saw on monday a big clinton. it has been quite a volatile week so far. vol

the recount effort is being led by green party candidate jill stein but clinton's camp now saying it's also on board if fein stein follows through with recounts in two other states pivotal to trump's victory on element night. however the staunchest democrats concede this will likely not change the results of the election. >> of course they join we'll see what happens it's a legal right it's not a big deal. i don't think anybody, secretary clinton or anybody else thinks there will be profound changes. >> but prior to the election because of what donald trump said a majority of hits voters believed the elections were a rigged a minority believed they were rigged. >> reporter: president-elect calling the process a "scam." mr. trump unleashing a string of angry votes hillary clinton conceded the election when she called me just prior to the victory speech and after the results were in. nothing would change. >> why in the world can't the democrats "accept the election results." president obama and president-elect speak regularly they're trying to move on and form a government. it's high tim

. >>> recounting the vote -- hillary clinton's camp says it's backing an effort to scrutinize the results weeks after election day. >> right now at 6:00, the world reagts to the death of fidel castro, for more than five decades the cuban dictator survived u.s. efforts to topple him. tonight castro is dead at 90 years old. thanks for joining us, i'm denise nakano. fidel castro is one of the era's most globalizing figures, reactions to his death range from mourning to celebration. on the left mourning in cuba. the nation has declared nine days of national mourning and on the right, the opposite reaction in miami. people there celebrating in the streets today. during fidel castro's rule thousands of cubans escaped the communist island to freedom in florida. we bring coverage with nbc 10's chris pollone. >> thousands poured into the streets of miami's little havana as news of fidel castro's death spread. a day many cuban/americans have anticipated for years. >> i'm 34 years old. i've been waiting all my life for this moment. >> castro's rice to power tore families apart. millions fled the isl

to me, jill stein is the one requesting recounts but now hillary clinton's camp is behind her, even though they're saying they don't expect different result. there's something weird about this. am i wrong? >> no, you're not wrong it's peculiar situation that hillary don't support the recount but will participate in it and clinton campaign stressing it does not believe the result will be reversed. so we are in a strange situation where clintons say we'll go aheaded with this the vote should be recounted and will probably make no difference that's their essentially position. >> this is matt ackland, president-elect is tweeting quite a bit and one of them i found interesting it says in addition to winning the electoral cle slide i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. now, is he saying that this election was not fair by then sayingal of these millions voted illegally. what do you make of that tweet in particular? >>> well, it's a very trumpian tweet for a start. and people on the left have not to say if donald trump doesn't believe it was fair maybe th

wisconsin has announced they're having a recount. >> why would hillary clinton's camp get on board att point? you're absolutely right. the money is coming from the donations and hillary's camp did not push for this. why would they jump on board now? >> the reality is, they want to make sure and they're just providing lawyers and legal counsel to make sure their interests are being protected. donald trump will do the same. so the issue here simply is while the recount's taking place, her campaign, legal team is doing what the trump legal team will do to make sure they're properly audited. >> ben, do you think there's any concern about the fact that green party jill stein was able to raise so much money in such a short amount of time? >> i think it's kind of a fraud that she's committing here, acting as if somehow there's hope that this will somehow change the outcome of the election. i also think it's trying to bring their party into relevance here, which is sad that there are people that truly are giving their hard-earned dollars to her for a recount which is going to be meaningless.

it was a breitbart story about the clinton camp trying to say powell did the same. you really don't want to get me into this. i haven't been asked or said a word about hrc and won't unless you all start it. so a little shot across there from colin powell but would add recently despite his frustration, he still endorsed hillary clinton and not donald trump, martha. >> absolutely true. so in terms of this whole thing, because i think most of us picture you in your office just basically up to your nose in wikileaks piles. so weed through the piles and what are the most salient things you've extracted so far? >> three or four big picture points that have been reveals about hillary clinton as a candidate. some we already knew and some you may have suspected but confirmed they're in black and white. number one, remember these wall street transcripts, bernie sanders was saying for a long time, he wanted those things. they finally came out here. hillary clinton talked about how she wanted open borders and you need a public versus a private position and then you had all the

have members of their here today. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live in boulder where the clinton camp will campaign. tarhonda, chelsea clinton is out here for her mom... trump has a new endorsement - the crusader -- a ku klux klan paper -- has devoted its republican nominee, saying the kkk and trump have shared values.. trump's campaign denounced the paper -- saying their views do not represent trump or the americans uniting behind his campaign." clinton is following suit - after trump's campaign announced they'd buy t-v ads in michigan and new mexico -- clinton said she's doing the same thing. those states typically vote democrat. clinton's campaign says it will spend more than 100- thousand dollars each of the two states. and it looks like her team has the money to do it. in the past three days, the democratic nominee has raised the most money she ever has since becoming the nominee -- over eleven million dollars. if google is any indication -- there may be a lot of people casting their ballots early. google trends announced that searches for the question 'where do i vote early' hav

another email causing heart burn from clinton's camp is the one involving details of private server. >> did you wipe the server. >> what, with like a cloth or something? >> just two days before congress subpoenaed clinton's emails podesta told cheryl mills, quote, we are going it have to dump al those emails so better to do so sooner than later. clinton aides said clinton meant as soon as possible and dump them out there. if that's the case the campaign chairman's advice was not taken because later that march, thousands of clinton emails were wiped clean. >> and they didn't just push the delete button, they had them deleted where even god can't read them. >> another email exchange shows how the inner circle reacted when clinton confidante lanny davis said to fox news a neutral party should go through clinton's emails. >> i think it is a reasonable idea if anybody has any doubts that there is a delete on hard drive. >> to have an independent force go inspect her private email? >> we got a zap lanny out of our universe said campaign manager robbie mook. i can't believe he committed her

the clinton camp called it the most direct link yet between donald trump and moscow. but the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation into russia's attempted interference in the u.s. election process, they have yet found no connection to trump. the fbi has opened a preliminary inquiry into former trump campaign manager paul manafort for consulting work done years ago for ukraine's russian-backed president. manafort has said he's heard nothing about it. separately "the new york times" say documents show trump avoided paying millions of dollars in income taxes when his creditors decades ago forgave millions of dollars in debt which he did not report as income. the legal loophole has since been outlawed by congress. trump rallies tonight here in wisconsin, home state of house speaker paul ryan. today ryan said he did vote for the republican nominee, but seemed at pains to avoid actually naming the candidate. when asked if he was going to come to tonight's rally for trump, ryan said he was unaware it was happening. bret? >> carl cameron live with the trump campaign

the clinton camp called it the most direct link yet between donald trump and moscow. but the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation into russia's attempted interference in the u.s. election process, they have yet found no connection to trump. the fbi has opened a preliminary inquiry into former trump campaign manager paul manafort for consulting work done years ago for ukraine's russian-backed president. manafort has said he's heard nothing about it. separately "the new york times" say documents show trump avoided paying millions of dollars in income taxes when his creditors decades ago forgave millions of dollars in debt which he did not report as income. the legal loophole has since been outlawed by congress. trump rallies tonight here in wisconsin, home state of house speaker paul ryan. today ryan said he did vote for the republican nominee, but seemed at pains to avoid actually naming the candidate. when asked if he was going to come to tonight's rally for trump, ryan said he was unaware it was happening. bret? >> carl cameron live with the trump campaign

others e blaming clinton's camp for failing to get to the party base. progressives are looking to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who can shift from the party's establishment to a progressive shift is. bernie sanders said the democratic party has to be focused on gross're -- grassroots. waren and bernie sanders will work with trump. but protect the voter base. >> latino and muslim children are worried about what will happen to their families. lgbt couples are worried their marriages will be be dissolveded by a trump/pence supreme court. we will stand up to bigotry. >> reporter: 20 seats are up for grab and there is little tomb to regroup. >> who is in line to lead the democratic committee. there is a search for new fresh faces and they will send a message to the direction they are looking to go. many democrats blame the dnc for colluding to ensure that hillary clinton was the nom no. minnesota representative keith ellison who is a muslim american is favoredit to be dnc chair. and the new party leaders in the future, look for camilla harris. she's ge

hillary clinton's camp launching a full-court press for black voters to the polls.-z. ♪ >> okay. battleground ohio tonight where the rap mogul is head lining a get out the vote concert. president obama pushing to get out the vote in north carolina too today and if you're not seeing him on the trail you may hear the obamas in these new radio ads targeting african-americans. >> we have the opportunity to build on all the progress we've made. to fight for the issues you and i believe in. i'm doing everything i can to make sure democrats all around the country have what they need to win. that's that's why i need you, i need you to vote, i need you to make sure your friends, family and neighbors vote. >> with me to talk about this, cnn's political commentator democratic strat just and hillary clinton supporter. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> hi. >> god bless you and god bless america. >> thank you. i will start with you. mr. trump was in north carolina yesterday. he didn't spend much time talking about african-american voters. why

if it's less than that, the clinton camp is saying let's see it. i think this, in any event, whatever this ends up being, it means that there is going to be a cloud over hillary clinton for a good while even beyond the election if she were to win or lose. this is something that doesn't go away. i think the idea of weiner laptop having implications on different sets of investigations, again, i think we need to know more about specifically what they are looking at and what they found. a lot of people want to know before tuesday. >> if we go the regular order, of course, fred, with the justice department doing what the justice department and the fbi normally do, we won't hear anything. >> no, look, everybody was complaining, at least on the hillary clinton side about his statement last friday in which, of course, comey said that he was just doing what he promised he would to members of congress. he would tell them if there was a new development in the hillary clinton investigation. >> he is under no such obligation to tell anybody anything about this t

i support donald trump 100% and that is all i have to say. >> host: on the disclosure by the clinton campon the investigation. >> guest: i do think if hillary clinton had it all to do over again, the initial reaction to the story, the initialns response to the entire situation would have been different and much more detailed and comprehensive and apologetic. i think it is clear that then i clinton campaign wasn't ready for how big of an issue this snowballed into and how big a deaof adeal it was especially te extent it reinforced many of her critics on the characterizations and objections to her. i will say in response to the last caller if we measure then candidates based upon their general inclination to tell the truth i don't think it is a close call and i don't think it captures out in favor of theth last call supported about its revisiting how this could have played out differently if secretary clinton had been much more apologetic from the get-go and that is something everyone in that campaign has come to regret. >> host: the swing state of nevada. democrats, keith.o good morning. >

larry: celebration and heartbreak, the final moments of the evening coming out of hillary clinton's camp. autria: a nonstop night across the nation's capital. the parties in protests that have stretched on for hours.

victory ends eight years of democratic dominance in the white house. >> it was not the outcome the clinton camp had hoped for. some supporters stunned at her new york watch party. hillary clinton has yet to her campaign chairman out to address supporters. no word on when she plans to speak. >> marco rubio defeated congressman patrick murphy to win reelection in the senate. senator rubio clinched 52% of the vote. >> and charlie crist won the race for the 13th congressional district. defeating david jolly. che legalization of medical marijuana easily passed with 71% of the vote. the amendment expands access to medical marijuana beyond the limited therapeutic uses already allowed under florida law. >> 51% of florida voters checked yes and favor of amendment one concerning solar power. however, it was not enough. the amendment required 60% to pass. the measure was backed by utility companies including florida power & light. opponents said the amendment was anti- solar. >>> speaking of solar, look at the sun coming up over the horizon. you certainly need sunglasses. even though there is patchy cloud

campaign chair john podesta stunning the clinton camp. you can see many leaving the javits center in tears. we are expecting to hear from hillary clinton at some point breaking news, the election results sending global markets into a tailspin. larry: this was a big development overnight. what you have, melanie? melanie: investors are panicked on's uncertainties over trade and immigration and the markets do not like uncertainty. share prices began tumbling as soon as he gained the lead last night. at one point, dow futures pl japan's trading indexes nosedived more than 6%. during the campaign, trump threatened to rip up trade deals, restrict immigration, and build a wall on the southern border and forced mexico to pay for it. but the lack of clear policy details has left a lot of people around the world uneasy over the future direction of the u.s. economy. a lot of those jitters are in autria: also breaking this morning, a night of protests. where are we getting reports of fires in the street? jummy: reaction around the world. the controver

. >> what do you think of clinton camp joining the recount effort. >> i agree with what ryu hyun-jin said -- reince priebus said they are trying to disrupt the seating of the electoral votes, that is their goal for what the reason, they will go through this effort, and which is will be very -- it is steep hill to climb. legally. but they seem inclined to do that. this is hillary being hillary. i guess that is all we got. >> expensive hill to climb, estimates to be about $6 million. if you really want to go down this road, we're not hearing any more from camp hearing as far as financial backing, in fact the opposite, mainstream media accusing donald trump not having proof of his claims of vote or fraud. -- voter fraud. however, hillary clinton team saying there is no proof of fraud, they are going for the ride. on the recount. this is what many of us don't understand. they found no evidence. look at this, obama official saying that federal government did not observe any increase level at malicious activity. you have donald trump saying, i have the popular vote, no iftd o evidence of t

the clinton camp wants comey to immediately correct the issue. donald trump is seizing the fbi's announcement that it found more emails possibly related to its clinton investigation. he called the announcement a bigger scandle than watergate, although most experts say it's not coab times report shows the republican nominee isn't without issues of his own. the paper says trump avoided paying potentially hundreds of millions in taxes -- in a way even his own lawers considered questionable. the times is questioning how trump canceled hundreds of millions of dollars of debt as his atlantic city casinos went broke. the paper reports trump claimed his creditors' losses as his own. congress later three colorado lawmakers want an arizona ad showing former denver mayor wellington webb and former colorado governor bill owens urging people to vote against legalizing pot -- to be taken down. in the ad -- both webb and owens claim colorado has the highest teen use of the drug -- and not giving the money to denver schools. colorado senator pat steadman and repr

. >>> the clinton camp is joining the recount effort in wisconsin. i'll have the latest in what president-elect trump is saying, coming up. >>> if you're a sun devil football plan, i'll tell you why you should be ticked off, disappointed and answer. if you're a cardinals fan, you realize this game is a microcosm that continues to keep repeating. blown taunts, penalties. what happened. we'll look at how to fix it. sports night coming your way tonight. our cards insider in the studio. suns and coyotes do it again against edmonton. with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, and the best part is, you don't have to deal with cable. we love not having cable. but, paul, babe, when -- when was this headshot taken? oh, uh, i don't know. recently, i guess? uh... okay. yeah. [ chuckles ] so, like, recently, recently. feel like a hollywood insider >>> you're watching fox10 news at 9:00. three key states just got back in from the clinton campaign. brian has the latest on the controversy brewing about a recount and what the president-elect is s

>> well, in the clinton camp's jill stein in. clint clinton's lawyers say they want to participate to make sure the process is fair to all sides and they're represented in any legal proceedings. >> this is all on jill stein. why is jill stein who got less than 1% of the vote nationally, why is she leading the charge on this? is she somehow doing team clinton's because of this. right now we're talking about her and her party, the green party three weeks after the election. but to be fair, stein says they're doing it to ensure fair elections and promote reforms but the publicity doesn't hurt especially as millions of dollars pour into the green party to support the recount effort. >> no such thing as bad publicity. rule number one. we know that ted cruz is on your show today martha. she's been critical of president why do you think that president obama worded his statement the way that he did? >> well, i think to president obama an important part of his legacy is reestablishing diplomatic relations with cuba. like the iran deal it's

many people at the clinton camp and elsewhere criticized that. imagine they will have to work together -- it is by the way a parallel to the first clinton administration. clinton and louie free were not even on speaking terms. idea that in a new clinton administration, once again the white house is going to be in a feud or battle with the fbi is not a healthy situation. once the fbi to have this reputation, we follow the facts, we don't care about politics. if he's seen one day going after the republicans, then another after the democrats, that plays into the narrative that we don't care, we will do what is right for the evidence. charlie: what if you are not following procedure. >> there are questions that loretta lynch has to answer. comey not tovised send that letter, saying it violated long-standing policy. she could have ordered him not to send it. she chose not to because we can assume she did not want to faced the potential criticism of concealing the fbi from taking investigative steps related to the clinton investigation. in some sense, s

. >> it was not the outcome the clinching -- clinton camp worked for. clinton has yet to speak publicly about the outcome, but she did send her campaign chairman out to the country that supported hillary to know, that your voices, and your enthusiasm means so much to her and to tim and to all of us. >> this morning still no word on what hillary clinton plans to speak, but we are monitoring the situation and will bring it to you as soon as happens -- as this happens >> we will start with meredith who will break down the electoral college vote. as a right now donald trump has secured 278 electoral votes >> that is writing 270 are required to presidency. how did he do it? he needed to take those states. let's talk about that, florida, he needed florida. you got our 29 electoral votes. also, pennsylvania, north carolina, he needed ohio and he took that one. wisconsin also and finally iowa . these were the big states he needed to get to that 270 number votes are in, it does not matter . let's talk about some of that reaction on social media this morning. we r

her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our >> of course, this is not the outcome the clinton camp at hoped for. her watch party in new york turned somber quickly with many supporters stunned some broke down in tears. clinton has yet to speak publicly but said her campaign chairman went out to address supporters. >> i want every person across the country that supported so much to her into tim and to all of us. >> this morning, no word on when hillary clinton plans on speaking but we will monitor that. >>> we are your vote 2016 station would team coverage monitoring all of the developments in the race. we the community as people begin to react to these results that we learned early this morning at. -- early this morning. >> we start with meredith was here to break down the electoral college votes. as a right now donald trump has secured 278 electoral votes. >> that is right 270 are right now we're still waiting to hear officially for minnesota, michigan, arizona, however, here is what we can tell you about big surprises, swing states that ended up going red. us here in florida, 29 e

the clinton camp feels confident in nevada after a surge of voters in las vegas prompted officials to extend early voting for several hours. michigan on the other hand has become so close that clinton its head back there on monday. and it was her husband's sole stop today. >> i believe hillary will carry michigan if we turn out. a clinton aide says her reaction to the comey letter was understated and she hasn't mentioned it here in cleveland. they believe the word will get out whether clinton talks about it or not in the closing days. elaine. >> nancy cordes, thank you. when he got the news about hillary clinton's e-mails. here is major garrett. >> you have to understand, it's a rigged system. and she is protected. >> the before an enthusiastic minnesota crowd, donald trump alluded to fbi director james comey's decision not to charge hillary clinton in the latest round of her e-mail scandal but said it did not put the controversy to rest. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time. for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy. likely conc

all-out efforts continued in las vegas thursday to get voters to the polls ((patrick walker)) the clinton camp brought in dj steve aoki to perform at unlv. it followed a speech by former president bill clinton. ((bill clinton/(d) strong, i want you to go see every friend you've got and don't let anybody sit on the sidelines." 18.49.07 )) ((patrick walker)) president clinton's visit comes just a day after his wife made a stop in las vegas. the focus of this rally: getting millennial voters out to vote. (( 17.39.55 patrick walker: "do they have a lot of work to do to reach younger voters?" tristan varela: "yeah, they do, especially because they're old, they need to relate more, and they don't relate." 17.40.01 )) ((feven soloman/unlv senior: 17.48.53 "i think it's an amazing thing, especially considering steve aoki is going to do a free concert for all these students, and bill clinton is going to be here, and you're going to hear other mems ((patrick walker)) but it's not just democrats focusing in the final days on nevada. donald trump junior rallied supporters at ahern manufacturing earlier in

it comes after a group of voting security experts reportedly told the hillary clinton camp about the possibility of hacks in those states. jill stein/2016 green party presidential nominee: "there were lots of hacks taking place around this election. hacks into voter databases, into party databases, into individual email accounts. and what we also know, unfortunately, is that the equipment that we use ... much of it is not just basically invites hacks and malfeasance, tampering, human error." the director of the wisconsin elections commission says -- there's been no evidence of a problem. mike haas / wi elections commission: "we've not received any complaints or concerns from election day that people thought the equipment was not working." george martin/ambassador of peace for jill stein's shadow cabinet: "there is no smoking gun. there's not something that we're pointing to say that this is wrong in wisconsin, pennsylvania. what we are saying is that there's enough peripheral evidence to warrant that our system should be investigated." and the party says it quickly raised the million

experience, having been a federal agent, and secret service agent, spending a lot of time about clinton campu need to understand they are very insulated, they are inlate insulated to outside criticism, they live in a big eco echo chamber, mrs. clinton is acting, but she does not know it is everyone around her is playing real parts, you can see that. everyone seems to be afraid to tell her, herrin stirchl -- instincts are terrible. liz: thank you, dan you are terrific to have on. >> next up, democrat early voting surge. perhaps too early. surge is coming before the fbi announced the new investigation. how evidence on democrats may want their vote back. my next guest is a democrat, he changed his mind, but way before fbi news, he said it is possible to change your vote. he christian ricker, he will explain it next don't go away. >> one of her long time supporters, a top democratic polster, a good guy, smart guy, doug schoan is now totally withdrawing his support. he supported the family for years, he wrote in an article, quote, i'm a democrat. i worked for bill clinton. but i can't vote for hi

clinton camp is enthusiastic about. there is an uptick in the latinos involved in the early swing states like of course florida, nevada and north carolina. the clinton camp uses this as encouraging news. the remarks are expected to begin around 8:45, 9:00 p.m. the final event in richmond. larry: abc7's coverage of vote 2016 continues tonight as we country. a whirlwind tour of the critical states hours until the polls open at 2:00 on the sister station -- at 7:00 on newschannel8. alison: turning to other news. developing story in the david black murder trial. the jury heard closing arguments. black is accused of killing his estranged wife bonnie in arlington last year. her body was discovered in the bedroom of her home by the couple's before her death she expressed concerns about her safety. university of maryland police look for the person who shot three students with a b.b. gun. it happened sunday night. all three students are okay. if you know anything please give police a call. larry: toy poodle found clinging life i

. >> this morning we have not the eye's ben simmoneau has been covering the clinton camp. he's in new york as well. >> a bleary-eyed new york city this morning. we are inside the javits center last night. the crowd very confident in the early hours, but right around the 9:00 hour when it looked like some of these big states were going donald trump's way -- florida, north carolina, a very close race in virginia, which hillary clinton did manage to squeak out. the crowd basically deflated like air out of a balloon and then it was downhill from there si night. we have not heard from hillary clinton. she was watching the results just down 5th avenue from donald trump at the peninsula hotel in new york city. we do know she called donald trump in the early-morning hours to concede this race to him. her campaign chair, john podesta, went to the javits center to speak to supporters there. have a listen. >> i want every person across the country who supported hillary to know that your voices us. we are so proud of you, and we are so proud of her! [cheers and applause] >> she's done

along with stein's lawyers, we hear a lawyer from hillary clinton's camp will also be there.all 72 clerks would then learn the recount rules tomorrow. the recount would then begin thursday. the elections commission wants to get done by december 12th. you'll hear more from jill stein including why she is so adamant about paying for a hand recount in our state, coming up on live at five.live in the newsroom julia fello meanwhile.. house speaker paul ryan says the election was "pretty fair." ryan spoke with w-c-l-o in his hometown of janesville today and he said he didn't see any evidence of systemic fraud in wisconsin. trump has claimed, without evidence, that millions voted le democrat hillary clinton won. president-elect donald trump has selected former labor secretary elaine chao as his transportation secretary.chao was labor secretary under george w. bush and the first asian-american woman to serve in a president's cabinet. she's also the wife of senate majority leader mich mcconnell. storm team 4 now.. today is probably the best day if you meteorologist jesse ritka tells us what we can

. >>> hillary clinton's camp is backing recount eing efforts. >>> small local businesses are benefitting from a growing holiday tradition designed just for them. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. ♪ >>> celebrations continue right now in florida over the death of cuban dictator fidel castro. cuban exiles have been rejoicing in the streets of miami remembering castro as an oppressive tyrant and he's being mourned in cuba as a savior of his people. in havana a nine-day mourning period is underway tonight. fidel castro goes to his grave at age 90 as an a dictator who led an oppressive 50-year regime. breaking down the mixed are eaction to his death. >> reporter: a bitterer sweet celebration continues in miami's little havana with thousands cheering the end of an era and the death of cuban dig tartd fidel castro. but many are left wishing their relatives and friends had lived long enough to see this day. those are tears of? >> joy and sadness at the same time. >> reporter: his rise to power in 1959 tore families apart. he silent the pressed. >> he destroys families, a country and practically a cult

the clinton camp in madison today ... while donald trump spoke in eau claire. he including people dead for years -- who somehow manage to vote on election day.but is that an urban legend -- or something that actually happned here in wisconsin? the i-team has been digging into this for weeks... steve chamraz is here now with what he's uncovered. we looked at hundreds of thousands of wisconsin voter records.we spent dozens of hours searching through other documents.to see if the claim of "zombie" voters could be backed up by facts. at voting records from 24,684 people who cast a ballot. using their first, middle and last names. we compared voter records with death records from the social security administration. 362 cases where the first, middle and last name plus the zip code matched. so that proves it, right? no. it means our work is just beginning. voter records show a woman named jane e.camillo died in 1978 but she voted 7 times since 2012. we found the jane e.camillo who has been voting all these years in bayside. she hassed the first and middle name the sam

hillary clinton's camp gets in on the mannequin challenge. and she got a big-name celebrity to help her freeze time. structures across the country are showing off their patriotism in honor of the election. the empire state building is decked out in an election-themed light show right now, featuring our nation's 45th president donald trump. immigrants groups are enticing voters in nevada... by breaking out some sweet songs... (mariachi music) the group immigrant voters win pac walk young latino neighbors to the like 20-year-old jacqueline lima... place their vote. and... if that's not enough... lima was serenaded as she makes her way to her local polling place... "it makes me proud to be a woman, knowing that there might actually be a woman as the first president. i think it's a little underrated." lima says she was proud to have cast her first vote in a presidential election. a naked cowboy is support for our new president elect. this famous new york street performer stripped down to his briefs, cowboy boots and hat tuesday to endorse trump o

now within the clinton camp the director of the fbi is not their favorite person, obviously. if she wins she can say it's a more stable transition. >> dickerson: thank you, fran and david for being with us. we will be back with our >> dickerson: we're back with our politics amy walter, john heilemann, jam heel bowie and mark leibovich. john heilemann, what is going?ln in the race right now. >> it's almost over, john. the blessed day is nearly upon us. what is going on, the races the end. it's the case hillary clinton has never been behind in the race, not for one day sings the general election started. her lead is small but it's the case the clinton campaign feel more confident about where they were then those with the obama campaign in 2012 felt at this stage in 2012. they feel she has a narrow but durable lead. that donald trump is behind has few -- electoral votes. they're not over confident but quite confident they will win on tuesday. >> dickerson: amy, what do you make of the donald trump schedule change? was suppose to be in wisconsin now in michigan and in minnesota.

anna miler is following the trump campaign but let's begin with nicole jacobs in the latest from clinton's camp. >> reporter: good morning, kate. hillary clinton held her final new hampshire rally last night hours after new information was released by the fbi. fbi director james comey released a new er yesterday this time saying the investigation has not changed his perspective that clinton should not face criminal charges. during her speech she did not mention e-mails but did continue to focus on the differences she sees in herself and donald trump. >>this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity, between strong, steady who could put everything at risk. >> reporter: hillary clinton has moved on from new hampshire. she is set to campaign today in michigan, pennsylvania, and north carolina. president obama will campaign in durham, new hampshire today on her behalf. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>meanwhile donald trump and mike pence will hold a rally in new hampshire tonight. morning with more. >> reporter: donald tr

that is clintons camp on the left odd screen. trump on the right. both no doubt anxiously awaiting the final results of this contentious. very long race. so far. thanks for staying with us. >> all of those things. more polls closing right now. you can add north carolina. west virginia and ohio. to the list of states that complete on the election night. sorry for the map you get the idea. >> right to the state of west virginia. those polls are closed. ohio. they are now closed. north carolina they are now the biggest prizes of the night. just keep an eye on them. all evening long. if somehow clinton is able to win north carolina. it may as well be check mate. the trump campaign a lot of top republicans tell me they need that. to be red this evening. as you saw on the map. part of florida is also closed. waiting for the top of the hour. we're waiting for the top of the hour for the other half of florida to close. that's obviously another big prize. >> that's the very latest here at the wot of the hour. bottom of the hour. 3 key prizes -fpls. 3 key pol

significant is that initially when james comey came oubt saying he was reigniting the investigation, the clinton camp tried to spin it saying that hillary clinton is not involved and these are duplicate e-mails. this fbi sousrce is saying no, they're getting fresh e-mails. then wikileaks had several more e-mails coming out about hillary clinton and whether or not she turned over all of her work-related correspondence. a march 24,2015 e-mail cheryl mills was close to release more of the work e-mail. if there's a release of the 55 pages are there others that are not being released? the chief strategist said definitely. that's interesting because you'll remember also on march 4th, how they decided which were personal and deleted. she said family and friends? are huma, phillippe, cheryl et cetera included in the 55,000? no clear answer there. and the reason why there's a critical question is you can fie this back to the clinton foundation with huma abedin, as well as cheryl mills. especially at the state department where they would have had official e-mails collected and release. think also were paid by