as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, i'll work with anyone to solve problems. for nevada. >>> new this morning. the city of orlando is going to buy pulse nightclub. the deal was just announced this morning for $2.2 million. the plan is to turn the club into a permanent memorial. 49 people were killed in a shooting at pulse on june 12th by a 29-year-old man claiming allegiance to isis. the owners of the club have already signed off on this approve the de

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and i have to say, the democrats helped the republicans make this charge. because one of the things they did, so the democrats take over the house in 1875 and the first thing they do is fire all of the clerks. many of them are veterans. they have one arm, one leg, they are all fired. and they replace them all with confederate army veterans. so the republicans say, it will if they windiers the election. wasi think the bloody shirt doubly the reason for the large turnout. is 99% in iowa. 98% in indiana. these are huge turnouts. of the eligible voters. increaseso caused an in the white vote for the south club because they saw it as -- south, because they saw it as a less chance. and it helps explain the turnout. i was going to give you examples of rhetoric from the election, but i do not know if we will have what is the dispute about. time. claim they had and southuisiana carolina. sent competing electoral votes to washington, as i said. and who won those states was going to be determined by returning boards that were controlled by republicans in all 3 states.

as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. victim's girlfirend opens up about the terrifying moments. (stephanie gruttadauria, victim's girlfriend) "i just want to know, could i have saved him? i just feel awful." stephanie gruttadauria says she was at her home near twain and torrey pines saturday afternoon...when two men approached her home. seconds later a gunshot was fired, killing her boyfriend--tom jones. i'm so scared. witness. detectives believe this was drug-related. they say the men arrived in a stolen yellow moving truck. if you have any information, you're asked to call crimestoppers. 09.10.16.00 "what's going on with the kids these days? and is anybody getting in trouble for anything these days?" parents outraged over this facebook video that shows someone jumping on a metro car and smashing the windshield. in the video you hear the teen yelling "put 'em in a coffin"..referring to a popular face covered by an e-moji. it appears the video was shot

and what is not. >> dana: did you vote? >> i'm an early voter. democrat, republican, get out and vote. that's the message. >> kim: we take you live to ohio. a lot of pun dents have said republicans have never won presidency without ohio. that could be different this year if trump wins showing he has serious skills on the court. he broke a record last night in the nba and we have it headed your way. plus -- >> dana: live shows kicked off on "the voice" last night on channel 3. some of the singers were crying. >> tom: we have a little accident over here. doesn't look like anyone is hurt or causing a traffic tieup. traffic looks great coming around the horn so let's send it to kelly for a look at your weather. >> kelly: as you are heading out the door, a jacket or sweater. temperatures in the 50's in many locations. pahrump 48, boulder city 65. this afternoon make sure have you t shirt on under the 81 is our forecast high. >> kim: steph curry proving his got skills. >> dana: you got to guard him don't you. what makes this really fascinating is he went 0-10 from three-point range against th

as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, >> a colorado woman did not shirk her dust this weekend, even in the middle of giving child here on election day, but that baby couldn't wait. the first time mom started going into labor on friday. but before delivering the baby she stopped at the boulder county clerk and recorders office to drop off her ballot. we ran over there and kind of made it just in time, because like shortly after that, i was like okay, it's time, we've got to get to the hospital. >> in today's healthy living, it's sometimes easy to slip into bad habits, but best to let them go. >> especially if they're causing us more stress and less peace of mind. >> reporter: we all have a few bad habits we'd like to break. >> they say to start the day healthy fats. skipping the doughnuts and waffles will help avoid an energy crash later on. another bad habit is keeping your to-do list in your head. keeping a

democrats. nd republicans had to go along and reform. we're going reform overnment. the democrats are aying we're going clean up government. we need a new party to do it. the republicans are saying we're going to clean up government. we have got hayes. let's just get honest people in office. not economic reform of any kind was to accusing the emocrats as being the party of the confederacy. the warning here was we're not promising any more programs to protect black voters in the south but if the democrats win, the confederates are going to get back in power. you know what hey will do. for all the value, the dollar value of what they lost because of emansipation. and i have to say the democrats helped the epublicans make this charge. the democrats take over the house of representatives the first thing they do is fire all f the clerks. one arm, one leg, they are all fired. and they replace them all with confederate army veterans. and t's, you know, 9% in iowa. 98% in indiana. these are huge urnouts. of the eligible voters. because they saw this s the last chance. the tur

and we had a democrat and republican who got it wrong and now the question is how is the balance going to end up tipping. i can't answer that question. my cristal ball is no better than yours but it's important and the other point that ryan read which i love, really, bob was a wealthy banker. the whitest of the whitest in new york. doug had just about as much as money joe kenny and jack kennedy and traveled in very high social circles in fact, higher than the kennedys so the kennedys did not stair him down. so i thought that was pretty good. sometimes you have to be able make people to listen to you in this case was money and social standing. me, i take it any way i can get it and good policy is good policy but the main point here, this is not a partisan book, i just want america to get moving again. we've got to turn less than 2% growth over a couple decades now back to 3 to 4% growth which is what we do historically and to get there we are going to have to take strong remedial actions particularly on business and tax cuts to grow the economy as 5 or 6% for

as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, i'll work with anyone to solve problems. for nevada. valley's news leader.... mexican airline officials are trying to figure out how a snake got snuck on to one of their plane in mexico crawling from the ceiling behinda an overhead luggage compartment. and then partially dropping down into the cabin. the plane was given priority landing in mexico city, where workers "secured the reptile"./// sherry how's the weather today? day with plenty of sunshine and temps running 10 degrees or more above normal. y of sunshine and .............. today's record high is 83... just a couple of degrees away. ............. plenty of sun while a large low pressure heads into the pacific northwest and fewer high clouds for the southwest. .. highs stay warm for us through veterans day and the weekend. let's take a look at ((demetria obilor)) there's construction happening at tropicana and lv

we have team coverage from a local polling place and from both republican and democratic headquarters. republicans are at the south point. democrats are at the aria. that's where we find fox5's kevin bolinger live watching the senate race between catherine cortez masto and joe heck. " " " " less than three nevadans to get to the polls. fox5's kathleen jacob continues our team coverage live from the polling place at foothill high school in henderson. " " more local news sol high school has been arrested... after police say there was inappropriate conduct between him and a student. 35-year-old "ati poni" was arrested yesterday at the high school. he is facing charges of sexual assault and kidnapping of a minor. police did not go into detail about the investigation... but they do need anyone with information to come forward. you can report tips anonymously by calling crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. police found at least 20 squatters living inside a home this morning. someone called officers to the home... because they were worried about a small child. the home is near spring mountain and

out of the votes already cast 42% came from democrats and 36% came from republicans and 22% are third party. remember these numbers are registered voters meaning the democratic percentage doesn't mean a vote for hillary and the republican percentage doesn't mean a vote for trump. anything can happen today. case in point in 2012 democrats had a 14.5% voting advantage going into election day but republicans dean heller and dr. joe heck would end up winning. we are living up to our name as a swing state and your vote truly matters. in fact no one can predict what will happen today except for trump and tails for clinton. at 5am trump won and at 7am clinton won, but in the six o'clock hour we had a tie. yes the coin flipped rolled and came to rest on it's side. so if this coin lands on it's side again i don't know if i should go to a church or a casino. but here we go, the presidential winner of nevada is.... if you haven't you're going to want to download already.. you're going to want to download our mobile app tonight. we'll keep you election results! samsung is back in the news... and

and large to support one of the two major parties. about 93% of independents will tell pollsters when asked that they do prefer either the democrats or the republicans and they tend to vote very consistently for those parties. so independence who leaned towards the democrats almost always vote for the democrats, and independents going towards republicans almost always vote for the republicans. it would look a we look at the g perspective at first it seems as though independence are not that important. after what political scientists have thought about them for several decades now, but my co-author and i decided to take another look at independents and start to look at how the act would comes to politics, whether they're engaged in politics. what we found is that independents are much less likely to participate in certain political activities. for example, putting up a yard sign or wearing a sticker or even telling your friends who you're going to vote for independents want to appear independent so they don't do those kinds of things. when it comes actually a tuesday in the class of activities they are really important because they're not participate

senate and the first latino to a nevada house seat. republicans and democrats are waiting for the latest results for the u-s house district three and four... fox 5's miguel martinez-valle joins us from the democratic party headquarters... but first we start fox5's eric hilt is at the republican nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. closed caption closed captioning local voters today are deciding whether nevada needs to have more background checks before you're sold a gun. it's all part of question one. fox5's adam herbets is live at a local gun shop off st. rose parkway to explain both sides. adam? john christine if you buy a gun at a one the gun shop in las vegas you'r

and donate money to the charities that you choose. i am the that has worked with republicans and democrats. i worked for a republican congressman and a democratic lieutenant governor. and i have built a successful business from $5,000 to a multimillion dollar company. for 10 years i was balancing budgets. i am the only person on the stage that takes no money, not a penny, from d.c. special would humbly ask for your vote on november 8. i am shawn o'connor, the independent for congress. rep. guinta: thank you for hosting us. we have an important choice to make. on this stage is a self identified progressive that supported bernie sanders. mr. o'connor. he can call independent, but he is a party - - is a bernie-crat. and we have carol shea-porter who has been running for the seat since 2005. i have been focusing my attention on a true new hampshire voice. i have been able to pass six parts of legislation. i am combating the opioid on november 8, i ask for your support and to continue to be able to work with the hard-working families of new hampshire and around the nation. thank you. josh mcelvee

so that is a form of tax reform that democrats and republicans would support. f on the other hand what he is going to do is to give the tax breaks to billionaires like himself and not do anything for the middle-class, the democrats will ride it to 2018. >> and so it does not look like he will ride it to be skewing to the top 0.1% of the america here. and another very important issue herer for this presidency, obamacare. >> right. >> and democrats are open here to amending it? it appears that donald trump is now open to amending it as well in a surprise statement that will be airing later on "60 minutes" today, and it seems that there may be some space here surprisingly where the democrats and the president-elect can come together. >> yeah, i have to chuckle here. i mean, former congressman henry waxman from california who is a big architect of obamacare said nothing that big has ever passed without having to amend it afterwards and try to work on it, and he said that we should have been doing it from the start. of course wing out to the amend it, but the problem

democrat and republicans realizes her expertise, respects her expertise. there was no more diverse experience and knowledge in the telecommunications industry. she's sitting out there not knowing if she will be on the commission in january because of capitol hill politics. if congress was serious about an agency, why in the world with a not vote and confirm on her? oft is a harsh indictment government. it is inexcusable she is in the anuation and in its usabl inexe independent agency is held hostage. i understand all of it but it is not the way it should be. brian: do you see a fast-forward for the commissioner? robert: i expect the majority leader in the senate to figure it out. it is also up to chairman wheeler. his term does not run out for a couple of more years. he can make that happen potentially. could beocrats who sitting on a republican commission in 2017, 2018 and not knowing the outcome is on the minds of many. back to your other point, we don't know who will be appointed to these agencies. a week after we understood the election result. will not

you can ask questions on the phone lines this morning and again, for democrats, 202-748-8000, republicans,. 202-748-8001, independent, 202-748-8002. julian zelizer, the legal ramifications of this year's election, what do you expect might happen and i know that is considering the turnout but are there lessons learned in far as the legal process we can gain from a year 200? >> guest: it might take place in the contest after election day. it is extraordinarily close. neither candidate was able initially to reach that electoral college totals, and that's why the 25 votes mattered so much. we are not sure where things are right now. at least a week ago it looked like hillary clinton might have a pretty substantial lead in which case the campaign could lessto obtain recounts in any close state but it's likely that what we saw in florida. we don't know if the news and the weather from the fbi and the other week will narrow and create a closer outcome in which case i think both campaigns would be prepared in some of these battleground states to mobilize for a recount. we learned two things, both

now it's down to 7% so a lot of those former supporters are springing to the democrats and republicans. and this polling trend that we're seeing in new hampshire what does that mean for other battleground states? >> it also means that we're going to have a very long night come tuesday. people are just having, you know, at least the independents the fence sitters are having a hard time figuring things out. enough, i suppose. >> if those numbers start to come in on tuesday what should we be looking out for? >> turnout is key particularly in places like arizona, pennsylvania, north carolina, the african-american vote, latinos this might be their coming out party in this general election. the strong indications they are very anti-trump and if they show up in large numbers that could swing it to the democrats. >> and millennials are also the ones who could swing this election as well, if they show up to the polls. we know that be hillary clinton has been a-list celebrities like beyonce and jay z they've been doing concerts for her. will this help and encourage young people to go out and vot

subsequent to the election, that show that the general public has a more favorable view of democrats and republicans. andand as i noted, my approval ratings are quite high. and yet, what has been true during the course of my 8 years is that that does not always translate. too often, it hasn't translated into working majorities, either at the state level or the federal level. now, some of that is just the nature of our system. and, geography. long as wyoming gets the same number of senators as california, there's going to be some tilt towards republicans when it comes to congressional races. the fact that a lot of democratic voters are bunched up in big cities, and a lot of republican voters are spread out , gives him anhy advantage when it comes to congressional races. some of it is just political bad ask, for example, i came in an economy in free fall and the we took the right steps to save the economyin my midterm election 2010 people could not yet see the recovery, and the president's party got punished. of not control of a lot just congressional seats, but gubernatorial seats and state legislati

and we have two very particular candidates. they are not generic republicans and democrats. and yet, what if tonight the pattern of the votes ends up falling into laiskly traditional democratic and republican lines. >> we're going to be looking it the turnout. at my precinct, which happened to be donald trump's precinct, there was a two-hour wait today. i want to know what's driving the turnout. and i secondly want to know what happens in north carolina, my home to people who we are going to convene in the green room now, journalists who will have a perspective on this from their own experience this their own writings. >> pelley: elaine. >> i'll be keeping an eye on social media, both what the voters are saying and what the candidates themselves are saying. what we know already is many people have posted videos on social media of long lines. in fact, one of the most remarkable lines we saw was at ps-163, on the upper west side. take a look at it this. reported people were in good spirits but this was about 9:30 in the morning and this mine, as you can see, goes on and on arou

as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, dollars--that's how much in 2007. and no city in america suffered more than las vegas. wall street banks were slammed with huge fines for their role in creating the financial meltdown, but none of the big players went to prison. so, would bankers do it again if they could? george knapp of the i-team looks at banks behaving badly. (( ) ) for 30 straight years, rivers of money flowed in las vegas, fueled by bat-out-of-hell growth rte mother of all housing bubbles. nevada was tailor-made for the frankenstein-like financial products invented by wall street banks. sub-prime loans meant more people could buy houses, and that meant more money for so-called banksters. heather murren: people should have gone to prison.... philanthropist and former wall street analyst heather murren spent 18 months working on the commission which investigated the financial meltdown. banks were all

by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, our best days are still ahead. because united, i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, and free delivery. >>> we always have the best policy on #5at630. >> do you want to do do it now? >> no, because we don't have the right music >> what jim would like to do is y m c a, trying to make sure all you parents gets to the polls. it's offering up free child care so parents can vote november 8th. wants to make sure parents and cure givers exercise their right to vote and insure their kids can spend their time in a safe environment. if you need child care, not every location is offering it up but just check >> it's fun to stay at the ymca. >> ymca. you don't want to do it? moving on. . >>> purple rain, purple rain the south

out of the votes already cast 42% came from democrats and 36% came from republicans and 22% are third party. remember these numbers are registered voters meaning the democratic percentage doesn't mean a vote for and the republican percentage doesn't mean a vote for trump. anything can happen today. case in point in 2012 democrats had a 14.5% voting advantage going into election day but dean heller defeated shelly berkley and dr. joe heck defeated john oceguera. we are living up to our name as a swing state and your vote truly matters. in fact no one can predict what will happen today except for me. i have a sure fire way of for hillary....here we go and nevada will choose? we go and nevada will choose? before you head to the polls to vote.. you'll need to make sure you're heading to the 280 polling locations across clark county.. and you are assigned to one. if you don't know where to go.. you'll need to check with the clark county election site. we have a link on our website.. fox 5 vegas dot com. if you don't have a ride to the polls.. uber wants to help you out. they're teaming up

by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, hundreds of new staffers will move in with them. >> and our news4 i-team review finds congress isn't following its own laws on ensuring diversity in the work force. scott macfar land takes look at the rules that apply for everyone but not for the offices of those that represent you on the hill. >> reporter: anita he is tell literally wrote the book on how the federal government works. >> really take the lessons people who want to access the federal government. >> reporter: but she started on her current career path as congressional staffer she said she didn't see many people who looked like her in higher positions. >> we are a representative government, we want our government to be representative of the people who live in the nation. >> reporter: government requires but the ley lawmakers don't have to follow the law. when the i-team looked fo

breaking that down from democrats and republicans. democrats, 26%. republican turnout, 19%. compare that total number to mind, while there is a big difference between what we saw today in 2016 and 2012, superstorm sandy did affect the total number. all right. let's head now to the district for early voting. numbers coming in, 101,000 voters so far. so that puts us at 21% for this year. looking at 2012, you can see a big difference. 21% to 12% here. so, this obviously tells us that a lot more people are turning out to vote s we're looking at 43 million people who have voted before election day. back to you. >> meaghan fitzgerald. >>> swing voters can play a critical role in deciding the outcome of this presidential election, but this year, swing voters are not like the others. nbc news political director chuck todd offers his analysis. >> with one more day to go in the presidential election, the swing voter. it's not a voter sitting there between clinton and trump. it's a voter deciding to vote at all or vote clinton or trump. hillary clinton is trying to begin up enthusiasm i

and now we move to the race for the state's corner office, democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu crisscrossing new hampshire today trying to earn any last minute votes. josh: we are live with both campaigns, but let's begin in concord with at headquarters for sununu. reporter: sununu is a third term executive councilor, he launched his bid for the corner office 14 months ago, he says he is glad election day is finally here. sununu waited in a long line in new field this is morning to cast his vote. he said he's never waited in line to vote before and thinks that secretary of state bill gardner's prediction of a record setting turnout is likely his father a three-term governor in new hampshire in the 80's ask his brother a former senator. sununu says he's not worried about the top of the ticket impacting his outcome tonight. >> the top of the ticket is on federal issues, it's a federal race. new hampshire is on its own, and that we stand true to ourselves, we push back on washington when we need to. i think that's why we've had so much success over the course of this race,

remember that as you are looking for them as airlines look to it increase capacity. >> democrat and republicankers both keeping a close eye on the down ballot races and the fight for the senate upon remains incredibly close on election day. and it is unlikely that the democrats can flip the house. the headline reads, house gop majority looks assured but margin in doubt. we'll talk about the down ballot races with mary ann marsh. they are a republican strategist in florida's 18th district. mary ann, do you agree that democrats are not likely to pick up control of the house? >> no, the house they are not. but remember, the closer that the democrats come to 20 seats, more likely if hillary clinton wins, that's the scenario that would happen, it would make it easier for the governing. i do think the democrats will win the senate in this election. but if they pick up 15 or 20 seats it makes it tougher for the republicans not to cooperate with hillary clinton and the democratic senate and they have to negotiate. voters want to see washington work. >> noel, you ran as a republican and what do you thi

and away florida goes. polk county is virtually split democrats, republicans, and independence. historically, polk county has favored the republican candidate. in recent years, candidates one by a on average of 5% here but it will all come down to turnout. we spoke with one voter who decided to cross party lines. >> i just kind of went on, do i want business as normal or do i want to shake it up and i actually for the first time broke from party lines everywheus >> reporter: more than 170,000 people voted early or by mail in polk county and those voters, virtually split 50-50 between republicans and democrats. a must watch here in polk county. >> looking forward to it. melissa marino for us. >> while most of the attention will go to the top of the ticket, there are several local >> reporter: we are talking about the big matchups and one will be district 13, charlie crist versus david jolly. charlie crist has been an independent republican -- and a republican but now he is a democrat trying to overtake the incumbent. he wants to ban assault rifles and improve obamacare. let's go o

he was somebody concerned -- confirmed by a majority of democrats and republicans when president obama appointed into the job. of hisselected because ability and long-standing track record of putting aside his political considerations to focus on the law. after thesion evidence was presented to him is that no reasonable prosecutor would move followed with the case. he made the recommendation public. it was approved by the department of justice including the attorney general, herself with decades of experience conducting criminal prosecutions. is we do not need staffers and the next white to resolve the question about whether or not a prosecution should move forward. this decision was already reached by senior officials in a way that should resolve everybody's concerns about the potential for political interference. that thisimportant long-standing tradition and principle that is the foundation of our criminal justice system is one that is not just upheld but carefully protected. raise the potential to questions about whether or not everybody is treated fairly. i did not mean to cut you

many of our strongest alliances are alliance that is have been fortified by democratic and republican presidents. president obama obviously invested a lot of his own time and attention to prioritizing investments in many of those alliances particularly in the asia pacific and president elect trump will chart a foreign policy path that he believes is in america's best interests. he will do so after getting the benefit of briefings from president obama and from the national security experts in the obama administration that have been implementing that policy and implementing that strategy. ut i think the reassurance that president obama can offer to a lot of our allies is that traditionally and for generations in some cases our allyances have transcended individual plt -- presidents and parties. but ultimately it's going to be up to the president elect to decide. >> the president's rhetoric during the campaign. so you're saying that his comments about donald trump being unfit to be president of the united states shouldn't have the nuclear code, genuine national security threat to the uni

with respect to democrats and republicans and how democrats will deal with a new administration, give them a hearing. mitcht than to do what mcconnell did when i was elected, meet the day of and say, our soul objective is to not cooperate with him on anything even if the country is about to go into a depression. we can gain seats in the midterms and ultimately defeat him. that is not why the american people sent us to washington, to play those games. that is not my advice to democrats. my advice to democrats is know what you care about and what you stand for and fight for your principles. even if it is a hard fight. where the newreas administration is doing something that is going to be good for the american people, find a way to work with them. if you think it is going to be a problem, then say something and make the argument. good -- and is what is the touchstone is what is good and thatmerican people has worked for me. and means that at the end of the day and at the end of eight years i can look back and say consistently did what i thought was best. that doesn't mean you don't make

that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. ether, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, alison: it's an historic day for voting no matter who you vote millions will vote for a woman to be president. the tribute at the susan b anthony gravestone in rochester where they are placing the "i voted" stickers on her grave. jonathan: questions swirling from some about the legitimacy of our voting process. 7 on your side watchdog chris registered to vote in three states. he went to all three polling places to find out. chris: one person, one vote. that is what we are told when we are picking the next person to live in there, but what would happen if i try to vote in every place i'm registered. the past few years i've lived in pennsylvania, virginia, now maryland. i followed the election law exactly as i was supposed to as i was moving state to state. the la voter registration system in those states could not kee

and 4 people on the ballot who want to fill it. democrat chris van hollen, and republican kathy szeliga , are looking to take that seat. people in prince george's county will have their eye on the school board races. all five seats are up for grabs. it comes at a time fallout from recent issues incolving child abuse allegations and the head start program's loss of federal funding. montgomery county voters will decide if council members are limited to serving three terms. in the district: former mayor and city council member vincent gray-- is former mayor and city council member vincent gray-- is running for the ward 7 seat. he's up against two independents. gary butler and christian carter. trayon white is running unopposed in ward 8. also on the ballot, a d-c statehood referendum. it would be called the "state of washington d-c" we're deploying our team throughout the region - and will have breaking results and speeches here on abc-7 -- wjla.com -- and our sister station, newschannel 8. and it seems like everyone has an opinion on today's big election. the redskins are on

republican-led senate. they may take control of the senate. democrats did gain some ground, in illinois tammy duckworth defeated nbtd. and ron johnson beat marc feingold. marco rubio pete patrick murphy as did kentucky republican rand paul and senator john mccain won his re-election bid over democrat anne kirk patrick. pat toomey defeated katy mcginty in an extremely tight race. >> america will no longer settle for anything less than the best. we must reclaim our country's destiny and dream big and daring. we have to do that. we're going to dream of things for our country and beautiful things and successful things once again. >> 4:30 in the morning, donald trump elected 45th president of the united states america. denying hillary clinton the chance to be the first woman to serve in the office. >> they called that race just

republican-led senate. they may take control of the senate. democrats did gain some ground, in illinois tammy duckworth defeated nbtd. and marco rubio pete patrick murphy as did kentucky republican rand paul and senator john mccain won his re-election bid over democrat anne kirk patrick. pat toomey defeated katy mcginty in an extremely tight race. victory. a strong reaction from donald trump supporters in estatic about him being elected our next president of the united states. meanwhile trump showed a more subdued side during his victory speech early this

and you talk to democratic leaders and a lot of democrats voted in the republican primary and we thinkt that is one place where the lines are moving in the republican's favor and they will pick up ground in the industrialized midwest cities in pennsylvania and ohio. and then in outside philadelphia and upper income and not racked by the same economic anxiety that you see in manufacturing community and wealthy and right on the edge. 50/50 with romney and this one locks like it could swing to the democrat and that shows us the democrats are pushing out from their base in the metro politan area and chester county outside of philadelphia that could be the next domino to tip as democrats push out in the wealthier suburbs. >> you might find a hillary clinton on the union door but not everyone voting that way. back with more from aaron and dante in just a moment. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is

how are democrats and republicans rating? the turnout for democrats is great in north carolina and they say that's great. they are seeing turnout for african-americans in north carolina which they feel is pacing with what they night to be. the gop wrapped up a call and here is the argument they are making. it's about a 10% edge of ballots democrats over republicans say their share of the head of what mitt romney share was 2012. basically while that's a 10-point spread they feel like they are doing better here than 16 at this point that romney was in 2012 that he won this state by about 70,000 from 80,000 votes. one thing to keep in mind, trish, among all of that when we talk about democrats and republicans come you got 2 million independents here in north carolina and that could potentially be what tips this one way or another. trish: they may decide all of this. latecomer to new mexico much. the male importance in north carolina, and donald trump and wife of eric trump, laura trump. good to have you here. >> k., trish. thank

where democrats need a net gain of at least four seats to take control and one state to watch is new hampshire where the race between republican kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie hassan has swung back and forth and then in missouri, afghan war veteran jason kander is challenging republican roy kander's campaign ad showed him putting together a rifle blindfolded. >>> early this morning. but before that, he enjoyed a laser light show in new hampshire. and a surprise. trump announcing two of the most popular people. clinton is speaking in history of the country. he remains confident today. right here in midtown manhattan. trump remaining confident. you see him right there. voting this morning. and for trump, it's an interesting moment. he is very confident. and, you see him there speaking to people at the poll. feeling confident. walking with his wife, melania. at this point, he's been on a whirlwind. not enjoying the same celebrity support at hillary clinton. the country with mike pence, his running mate. and making sure his message is heard across the country. back to you guys. >> that one does exactly that. >> we cou

the number of democrats and republicans who voted nearly split 50-50. in fact, only a difference of 1,000 voters and today we will be watching, is this the year that polk county flips and votes for the democrat or will it go republican? >> we will find out today. all right thank you. >>> well, trump held his fin here and says he's in it to win it and not to get credit for starting a moment. >> i don't want any credit if we lose i'm not looking for credit. i'm not looking for credit. i'm looking to make america great again, not credit. >> jimmy buffett help leads clinton's final florida rally last night before buffett performed a free concert. the vice president spoke to the election. . >> it's in the hands of the people of florida, we could go to bed pretty early once the results of this state come in. >> when while clinton finished with a rally last night in philadelphia. >>> well, we also have a close eye on florida's u.s. senate race today. polls show it could a poll shows senator marco rubio with a 7 point lead but check this out a survey monkey poll

some of the old alignments in both parties, democrat and republican, are being reshaped. although the results of this election involved some of the specifics of the condition -- candidates and are not going to be duplicated in every subsequent election, democrats do have to do some thinking about how do we make sure that the message we have is received effectively and results in winning elections. this is something i have been wrestling throughout my presidency. when you look at the proposals i put forward, they garner majority support. the majority believes in raising the minimum wage, the majority believes in common science gun safety rules. the majority believes in investing to rebuild our infrastructure and create jobs. the majority believes in making sure that people aren't going bankrupt when they get sick. the majority agrees with all of the individual components of obamacare. there was a poll this week subsequent to the election that showed that the john general public has a more favorable view of democrats than republicans. as i noted, my approval ratings are quit