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dr. jill chase joins us with kialana. what are some of the first signs of ear infection? >> redness and sometimes discharge and then owners will describe the smell but not do they always find it. sometimes we find it in physical recommendation. so i treme' owners when they are petting the dog -- i recommend to my owners when they are petting the dog, just lift up and make sure it looks normal. the normal color is shell pink in color and i wanted to show this model. i don't know if you can see it. there we go. so the ear canal actually in a dog her size would go down vertically about an inch and then in horizontally about an inch. in a cat it might be a quarter inch and quarter in. so sometimes owners think they can see into the ear to see what's going on but in fact that's not true, so any there is discharges or discoloration the vet needs to examine the ear, make sure there's no foreign material in the eardrum and it could be bacterial infection, yeast infection. >> what are some of the treatments? >> so usually in my experience most of my patients will respond very nice

let's ask jill herself, it's green party nominee dr. jill stein.come back. >> great to be with you. kennedy: let's talk about this a little bit. i'm surprised the mainstream media has taken an interesting authentic candidate like yourself, they were so obsessed with bernie sanders and you've got the embodiment of this new political tapestry and essentially ignored and you smothered your candidacy, what do you think about that? >> it speaks volumes they are a house of cards which is falling down. my campaign is a very inconvenient truth, that there is a politics of integrity out there. people have really had enough with these candidates from the very start, they were the most disliked and distrusted candidates in our history, and every day now there are more revelations about how both of them are, you know, walking, talking scandal machines, and people are clamoring for something else. 76% of voters wanted to have open debates, they wanted to know about these two other candidates who are their choices. the corporate media, the apologists for the dem

. >> hillary and dr. jill stein seeking a recount of their losses. >> i think that american people know this is a waste of everyone's time and money, this is a distract and a fraud. lou: we take up the left's attempted assault against our electoral system. >> governor greg abbott to ban sanctuary cities in the great state of texas. will other governors follow hihihihihi the holidays should bring joy. so why are you still putting up with complicated cash back cards? some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to places they choose... then they change those places every few months. quicksilver keeps it simple. with quicksilver you always earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. 'tis the season for simple. what's in your wallet? every day starts better with a healthy smile. start yours with philips sonicare, the no.1 choice of dentists. compared to oral-b 7000, philips sonicare flexcare platinum removes significantly more plaque. this is the sound of sonic technology cleaning deep between

a law candidate dr. jill stein says she will formally request the statewide recount in wisconsin by friday's deadline after raising more than $3 million for the recount cost. stein is also looking into requesting recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. >>> supporters of hillary clinton are also calling on her campaign to call for a recount in the three battleground states. so far the campaign has service members celebrated thanksgiving thousands of miles away from families in a hostile >>> one family of a police officer will never forget this day for all the wrong reasons. one university police officer died after she was shot in the dispatchers know he was stopping someone suspected of theft on campus. police have someone in custody. last night an officer was killed there. >>> a sixth child has died from injuries suffered in the school bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee, and four more are in critical condition. the bus driver had no drugs or alcohol the ntsb says he was not on the designated bus route. they a

dr. jill stein of the green party giving the paperwork that forced the recall. green party leaders say the recount is necessary, pointing out independent exit polling was so far off, the votes deserve a closer look. election officials believe the results were accurate,and are now scrambling to prepare. and breaking overnight -- cuban state media say that former leader fidel castro has died. he led the island nation for almost half-a-century, heading the only communist government in the western hemisphere. rene marsh -- explains why opinions are still split on whether bad. former cuban leader fidel castro has died according to state streets of miami's little havana early this morning to celebrate the late communist leader's death. there was singing, waving of the cuban flag and even fireworks. the celebrations, which were still going strong in the early hours of the morning, even prompted police to advise drivers to avoid the area. meanwhile in hollywood -- fans still mourning the loss of florence henderson.. sending flowers to the actress' walk of fame star. hen

dr. jill stein says she has the money to front the bill, has filed the paperwork, and now officials are rushing to prepare for a historical recount. you voted--- they counted. and now, state election officials will count again. an historic recount will take place in wisconsin, all thanks to an unlikely source. green party candidate dr. jill she files the needed paperwork friday. we are not doing this for the benefit of one candidate over the other. were doing this for the benefit of the american public. green party leaders say they have concerns after independent exit polling did not match up with results. that sum of variation could be expected to occur once in every 850 presidential elections. thats what raises the question. we need to take a look at this. election officials are now scrambling. votes must be recounted statewide by december 13th. we are trying to finalize sort of a timetable for the recount process, for starting the campaign, stein's supporters have raised more than 5 million

we don't know if dr. jill biden will be in attendance for that. i have a feeling they will all get together at some point. is currently the governor of indiana will become the nation's vice president on january 20. >> dana: also happening today hillary clinton will make her first public appearance since making her concession speech. she will be honored in the nation's capitol where she once worked as a young staff attorney. she's called a life long champion of children. republican is switching up parties. now we're hearing why for the first time from the state senator patricia farley. she's going to serve as an independent. the move was made because of frustrations with how the system was working. she felt pressure to adopt a party platform and could not get her own ideas on the agenda. >> party name comes with too. i think i'm better off driving agenda i believe in versus driving agenda that was handed to me. >> she's hoping that more politicians will shed party affiliation so they can do what is right for the people. >> dana: with recreational m

vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden will also be making their way to the bay area today. they will both be campaigning for hillary clinton at albert whitted park. it starts at 5 p-m. also there tonight -- jimmy buffet. he'll be doing a special performance at the get out and vote event. this morning-- federal counterterrorism officials are on high alert. they're working hard to learn more information about al-qaeda threat terrorist attack. u-s intelligence experts alerted joint terrorism task forces that al-qeada could be planning attacks in three states today. this morning the fbi is looking at the credibility of the threat. sources tell cbs news the threats are focused on new york, texas or virginia. 10news political analyst lars hafner says don't let the threat stop you from going about your day. the threats are vague and there no specific targets. either way, people in new york, texas and virginia will see ramped up security today. janet reno, the first woman to serve as u-s attorney general, has died. complica

green party with the democratic party, and it wasn't just a few weeks ago in this election where dr. jill, the green party candidate, was hillary clinton's harsh est opponent. the things she said about secretary clinton were just beyond. look, the clinton campaign joined this recount once the green party and jill stein got wisconsin to do the recount. that's the responsible thing to do. what is irresponsible is for mr. trump to continue his attacks on immigrants. i have no clue what is running through his head, why he would say something as divisive as ill grants votesing in this election. that's irresponsible. get on to the business of being what you're going to be when you are in the white house. the president-elect, come on, that's undermining i think in a way that we -- >> how can we have a new low? he said illegal voting, though. is that what he really meant? tammy? >> who knows what donald trump really means. >> well, look, obviously there is jill stein thinks there is some kind of premise for this need for the recount. i can tell you, though, in pennsylvania that the machines that

it may happen in michigan, in pennsylvania led by dr. jillin the green party candidate that has not been sitting well with the president-elect who tweeted over the weekend in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. so why isn't the media reporting on this. serious bias, big problem. big problem with both of those tweets, factually, but also what about dr. jill stein, the green party candidate. she is behind this effort. she raised $6.2 million in five days, that's more than she raised in the last two presidential cycles, 2016 she raised 3.5 million, 2012 she raised 1.2 million so she's raise aid lot of money for these recounts and is being backed by the clinton team. let's bring in our panel. george will, and charles hurt. george, first of all about the recount and stein and the clinton team saying, yeah, let's go for it. >> stein is driving this and i think the clinton team feels they have to go along or what would they be saying. it's not the q

. >> dr. jill, thank you so much. we want to hear your questions for us. dr.jill will give you an answer on the noon news. ,,,, who says i shouldn't have a soda every day? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. hey wait. we have better bubbles. make sparkling water at home and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. field today at avaya stadium. but there wasn't a soccer ball in sight >>> it was a give and take on the soccer field today but there wasn't a soccer ball in cited. instead, the earthquakes teamed up to provide 5000 turkeys and food boxes for the needy. that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next, and we leave you with a beautiful time lapse, sierra at tahoe, and ken and liz will see you right here at 5:00. have a great afternoon, everyone. >> quinn: first i want to thank you both for helping out with the festivities. >> pam: well, thanksgiving is very important to eric. >> quinn: and eric is important to al of us, isn't he, pam? >> pam: he's very, very important. >> steffy: okay. it

you know. >> yeah. >> but dr. jillin and -- i saw an interview you did with her as a matter of fact at the republican convention out there in cleveland. if you can listen, she makes some points that i think a lot of conservatives would find interesting. >> well, it's funny because dr. ron paul went on a competing network and said if you want to vote for someone who is good on civil liberties, who is not a war hawk you want to vote for jill stein and he was talking to left leaning libertarians because there is a lot of crossover there. when it comes to fiscal responsibility, dr. stein is a little bit less responsible. >> and i wondered from the beginning and i know you have, if they flip gary johnson and william weld you wonder if there are enough points to where they might have gotten on that debate stage. >> i asked never trump or bill crystal, will you be voting for gary johnson and he said he would have if they flipped the ticket. here's the problem. bill weld essentially endorsed hillary clinton which is a bizarre

mistake occurred not that a mistake could have occurred -- which he says the paperwork submitted by dr. jill stein's campaign indicates. fox6 has reached ou to these claims. we have yet to hear back. but in her appearance on abc's the view the green party nominee explained this recount is to assure voters the system is working. will president rick esenberg tells us he fears what the recount will do for wisconsin's electoral votes. 'if there is any real world consequence of it is it might put at risk our ability to have our votes counted in the electoral college because the recount wont get done on esenberg says if this recount does interfere with the casting of wisconsin's electoral votes --- it does plan to get involved. ... but he would not comment further in what shape or form. in the studio i'm angelica sanchez back to you. meanwhile -- jill stein's campaign officially filing its petition for a hand recount of all votes cast in michigan... she says more than 75-thousand blank votes were a "red flag" that pushed her to se the 4- point-8-million ballots cast in the state. president-elect d

president-elect mike pence and his wife karen pence wi they'll be hosted by vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden. the couples will talk about the presidential transition, during lunch at one this afternoon at the naval observatory. tonight - hillary clinton will make her first public appearance since the election, at a fundraising event here in d-c. the former democratic presidential candidate is being honored for her contributions to child advocacy at the newseum. new this morning - a former student, under arrest for making threats against his old high school. prince george's threatened on twitter to bring guns and explosives to high point high school in beltsville yesterday. police say their investigation found that avelar did not have access to either. avelar has been charged with a threat of mass violence. 7 on your side is fighting back against crime- with a warning about a terrifying phone call. someone's calling people in prince george's county- claiming to have kidnapped a loved one! at least a dozen people have been targeted. police say the caller demands a ransom. here's the scar

vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden called pence and his wife karen today to welcome them biden has offered to answer any questions to make the transition as smooth as possible. >>> imagine getting a collection notice in the mail on an account you closed nine years ago. the debt, $11,000. it happened to a maryland woman who called nbc 4 responds consumer reporter susan hogan, who got her results. >> reporter: think of all the accounts you have closed over the years, utilities, phones, credit cards. but this next story will have you sima coats's relationship with verizon isn't very rosie these days. >> i said, i don't want the service. >> reporter: nine years ago she says she contacted verizon to cancel her home service. no big deal, right? >> and that was it. >> reporter: well, not quite. fast forward to september of this year and look what she got in the mail. a past due bill from verizon for >> i nearly faint. i nearly passed out. and got on the phone right away to verizon customer service. what is this? >> she

only hours to go in the commonwealth, they were joined on stage biden, who is joined by his wife, dr. jill biden. they want to make sure that you get your friends out. they talked about the deep and abiding personal difference between mrs. clinton and mr. trump. >> this election is about our national character. the example we set for our for the next decade. a nation that leads not just by the example of our power, but because of the power of our example. >> donald trump's a different point of view. he started off in his quest for political significance by perpetrating the bigoted lie that president obama is not a u.s. citizen. he started out his first campaign speech by saying racists and criminals. and it has been one non-stop insult after the next. jay: u.s. senator tim kaine wrapped up by saying, "are you ready to make history, virginia?" last stop tonight, right about now, in richmond. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: there was quite a scene in philadelphia tonight. people filled independence mall for a get out the vote rally and concert. this was hillary clinton's final campaign appear

amy: dr. jill stein, some of the criticism, even within your own party, though you have a right to ask for this on your own, has been your only choosing states -- wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan -- were hillary clinton lost, not those estates where she won. they are sayining you are servig ththe very party that you are so fiercely critical of during the campaign. >> and i remain fiercely critical of that party. amy: they are joining you in this, is that right, andnd supportingng your call for recount? >> not a coordinated way.. we stepped up to the plate because theyey have not. they did not express their support until the deadline had passed for filing in wisconsin. our lawyers are communicatitingo that they do not legally get in each other's way, but we're otherwise not coordinating. i have been committed to this issue for many years. so for me, this is kind of like breathing. it is something that would have been virtually impossible fofore not to do. throughout the campaign when i was asked wh

dr. jill stein joins us this morning to talk about this all. dr.r being with us. do you think this election was stolen? >> we don't know. and i think the forensic computer experts have raised serious questions. what we do know is that this was a hack riddled election. we saw hacks into voter databases and into party databases and into individual e-mail accounts. we know that there were attempts made broadly on state voter databases and we know that we have an election system that relies on computerized electronic equipment, which is wide open to hacks. which has very primitive security from, in many cases, a decade ago or more and staff that is really not trained in security. so, it's extremely vulnerable. americans deserve to have confidence in our vote. >> dr. stein, the computer scientists say they see patterns which may raise some questions but they admit that is not evident. do you have any reason to believe or have you seen any direct evidence that anyone hacked the voting systems in michigan, wisconsin or pennsylvania? >> no. the computer ex

. >>> every friday we get tips on animal health from our pet expert dr. jill chase. she joins us now to talk about mass cell tumors in pets. >> i wanted to talk about them today because they start out looking very benign like just a little bump with no fur on it and i wanted to show dundee has one. look. his is kind of big. and inflamed. i don't know new guys can see this. here. move his head. >> a little hard to see but how big is it? >> this is about a centimeter. see there it is. and so it started out small. his it actually pretty aggressive growing really fast. the thing about mass cell tumors is they are either tend to be localized or they can be very aggressive. i think dundees might be more aggressive. the reason i wanted to talk about them is again, they start out looking very innocuous. you think oh, it's a little bump. and it has no fur on it. but anytime if can say this if your dog has a mass have this checked out and they can take a needle and stick it into the mass and draw out cells and send it to the lab. it doesn't bother the animal do this. sometimes

vice president joe biden along with his wife dr. jill biden will be appearing at two events in florida. the first will be at tallahassee, a get out the vote rally there. the second will be a concert tonight here in st. pete. as for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton, she will not be appearing today in florida. she will be in at least three other states. now, the event today, again, it kicks off at 5 p.m. the gates to the concert open at 3 this afternoon. of course; we'll have you covered for the very la abcactionnews.com. for now reporting live in st. pete, rodney dunigan abc action news. >>> 5:34. you may have seen tv commercials asking you to vote yes on amendment 1. that's the controversial solar energy amendment some critics call a scam by utility companies. this ad claims amendment 1 would safeguard consumers, especially senior citizens who may want to install solar protections. our partners at politifact looked at what the amendment does. politifact found the ad is false. amendment 1 would offer no new protections for

meantime, a lawyer for dr. jill stein says she will request a statewide recount in wisconsin by friday's deadline after raising more than $3 million for the recount requesting recounts in michigan, and pennsylvania. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> also developing tonight, the so-called supermom who disappeared from her northern california home a few weeks ago has been found and says she was kidnapped. 34-year-old sherri papini had went on a job and not been seen since. they believe she had been abducted because she would she showed up at an interstate tied up but able to flag a driver. >> she has been located. and reunited with her husband and family on this day of thanksgiving. >> the suspected kidnappers are two women believed to be armed an driving a dark suv. so far, we have not heard of a motive yet for that abduction. >>> well, when it comes to the hero in this story, what he lacks in clothing, he makes up for in bravery. the man says his home in australia when his wife woke him up to say that someone h

. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. sic ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that's the situation for hundreds and thousands

joining in an effort to have some of the votes recounted - an effort launched by green party candidate dr jill stein.jill stein/2016 green party presidential nominee:hacking is subtle, you have to actually examine the votes --paper copies of the votes-- and compare that result with your electronic result." kristine frazao/washingtonthe clinton campaign's willingness questions and a new round of campaign's willingness to play along is raising questions in a new round of criticism. the idea that we're going to drag this out now where the president-elect has been incredibly magnanimous to the clintons' and the obamas' is pretty incredible.but the brookings institution's john hudak says circumstances have changed.john hudak/brookings institution"in her concession speech she felt confident that the results in these states were accurate. the reporting russians were trying to hack our election systems is a new set of information."president- elect trump, clearly bothered by this, tweeted on sundaythat he won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people he won the popular vote. if you deduct t

meantime, a lawyer for dr. jill statewide recount in wisconsin by friday's deadline after raising more than $3 million for the recount costs. she is also looking into requesting recounts in michigan, and pennsylvania. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> also developing tonight, the so-called supermom who disappeared from her northern california home a few weeks ago kidnapped. 34-year-old sherri papini had went on a job and not been seen since. they believe she had been abducted because she would never leave her family. she showed up at an interstate tied up but able to flag a driver. >> she has been located. and reunited with her husband and family on this day of thanksgiving. >> the suspected kidnappers are two women believed to be armed an driving a dark suv. so far, we have not heard of a >>> well, when it comes to the hero in this story, what he lacks in clothing, he makes up for in bravery. the man says he was asleep in his home in australia when his wife woke him up to say that someone had crashed into a ne

meantime, a lawyer for green party candidate dr. jill stein says she will formally request a statewide recount in wisconsin by friday's deadline after raising more than $3 million for the recount cost. stein is also looking into requesting recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> president obama is spending thanksgiving with family, friends and football. in his weekly address today, the president reflected on american values which he says we should never take for granted. >> in america we are bound not by one race or religion but adherence to a common belief that we are all created equal that me may think, love, worship, speak, love as we please that the gift of democracy is ours alone to nurture and to protect. never doubt, that is what makes us american. >> the president also spent part of the day calling nearly a dozen deployed troops. >>> millions of people packed the streets of manhattan to watch the macy's thanksgiving day parade. it's been atradition for 90 years. with hundreds of thousands of

no word if dr. jill biden will be there. hillary clinton will make her first public appearance tonight since giving her consession speech last week. tonight, she'll be honored by the children's defense fund in d-c, where she once worked as a young staff attorney. president-elect donald trump is going to have to make some tough the trump international hotel in washington just opened. but the historic post office turned five-star property may prove to be a conflict-of- interest for trump. for example...it may raise ethical questions if trump holds press conferences on the property... or if diplomats decide to stay at the hotel. trump said he plans to transfer his business empire to his children during his presidency. next month the electoral college will affirm trump's presidency -- and one of iowa's electors says he's being threatened. james whitmer- one of six he says he's received calls and messages demanding he vote for someone else. whitmer is a "faithless elector" - meaning he has the option to for trump... "i'll be hone

obama, vice president biden, dr. jill biden, president and mrs. bush, president clinton, mr. rd of regents, to the museum advisory council, secretary davis skorton and dr. lonnie bunch, to the leadership of the united states congress and all of my colleagues in both the house and senate, in memory of the late representative of texas, the architects of this incredible building and to all of the staff of the white house, the federal agencies, the congress, the smithsonian who pushed and pulled together to make this moment happen, and to all of the construction companies and their crews, i say thank you. thank you for all you did to help lead our society to this magnificent day. as long as there is a united states of america now there will be a national museum of african-american history and culture. [ applause ] this is a great achievement. i tell you, i feel like singing the song mahalia jackson sung at the march on washington over 50 years ago, "how we got over. how we got over." there were some who said it couldn't happen. who said you can't do it, but we did it. we did it. w

dr. jill stein found her telephone marginalized by democrats as the press sympathetic to hillary during the presidential race. she claude her way across the country, piquing the interest of saddened bernie voters only to be shut out of the presidential debates and mocked privately and publicly by hillary supporters. why would a woman month tweeted this about hillary. remember when hillary clinton called the tpp the gold stand card or called black youth super predators for voted for the iraq war? it's a close vote to overturn the results in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. does this smeenl jill is with her? it's curious in just over six days dr. stein has raised $6 million. but over the course of her campaign she raised just $3 million. why not also seek recount in new hampshire, maine and minnesota. trump said the green party filling up their coffers by by asking for impossible recounts is now being joined by the badly defeated and demoralized dems. the slippery clinto children --e slippe

dr. jill stein who is doing this recount is the reason hillary clinton lost some of those states. kennedy: if she got 1% of the vote and you are talking about three states. four in you count pennsylvania. bret, thank you for your time. appreciate it. this whole thing about protecting democracy. this recount. is it about the green party and a cash grab? let me ask my party panel. i will start with you, you were shaking your head the whole time, especially when i was saying why not go to new hampshire and minnesota. do you think this an illegitimate effort if she only focuses on the states where hillary lost? >> there is a group of computer scientists who came out and said we are questioning these voting systems. there is a chance they were hacked. there are problems our voting systems across the board in new hampshire, arizona, and pennsylvania. they weren't necessarily hacked. >> with that being said, jill stein, i think she probably cut a deal with the democrats so that jill stein could take the fall and it would make her look better on the left so she didn't look like a spoiler.

. >> dr. jill stein is talking about trying to launch a recount there as well. here is what the michigan bureau of elections had to say. >> you will find mistakes as have been indicated. votes changed but they change proportionally to the share that the candidates have, but i would be surprised to run into fraud. >> so, these folks who are calling for the recounts are feeding off of the media reports that the russians were shahacki the election somehow. we know they were trying to gain access. now the question is did they do something more? were they able to get into all of the low call offices. it seems like it is an extremely remote possibility. is it out of the question, no, but we're talking about a lightning striem sort of thing. you would have had to have had an operative at the election officers. it just seems implausible that could have happened. >> and even just launching the recounts, it seems nearly impossible with the deadlines and the requests, it doesn't seem like it will change the outcome of the election, but it is interesting to track it. >> mos

no word if dr. jill biden will be there. ditching the press for a bite to eat. the media had been told the president elect wasn't going anywhere -- but then donald trump was seen leaving trump tower for a bite to eat. many people probably don't think this is a big deal. but every president and president-elect in recent memory has traveled with a pool of journalists when they presidential candidate hillary clinton will make her first public appearance tonight since giving her consession speech last week. tonight, she'll be honored by the children's defense fund in d-c, where she once worked as a young staff attorney. speaker of the house paul ryan will remain in his leadership role for a second term. there will be a formal vote on the house floor in january -- to have more than enough votes on his side. representatives of the electoral college will cast their votes next month. but -- a waterloo man says his vote. james whitmer - one of iowa's six electors - says he's received calls and messages on his business's facebook page. whitmer does have the option to chan

. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that's the situation for hundreds and thousands of parents in developing countries whose children are born with cleft lip or cleft palate. in the united states, around the world, these children are left untreated and are shunned. [ music ] [ children's voices ] >> roma downey: i'm in le loi hospital. the volunteer operation smile medical team has come from all over the world to perform surgeries, and parents have brought their children here, hoping that they'll be selected. nine-year-old sut

vice president have been voted this morning in wilmington delaware, the vp and his wife dr. jill biden cast their ballots at due upon high school and biden stopped for photos with the people manning the polls. >> and acial race to the white house. >> a live look from chopper 6 hd over northern liberties, viewers are sending us pictures of long poll lines and with the evening rush we expect more of you to head out to the polls in the final hours as we are seeing right here tonight. >> we are keeping an eye on ballot centers in the city and suburbs. lets begin with gray hall live at the morton school in southwest philadelphia. >> reporter: sharrie, brian, no long lines right now but that was not the case at 7:30 this morning when poll workers tell me the lines stretched out the door and around the building, the early morning voters were eager to cast their ballots before going to work. >> you don't go out and vote every vote counts. >> like thousands of locations, the aimage is the same. eager voters are headed to the polls some of them first time voters and everyone wanted their v

that comes as hillary clinton's campaign joins green party candidate dr. jill stein's petition.l of the voted would have gone for clinton, she would have won the state. we understand that stein has now filed for a recount in another state, in pennsylvania, another critical one. >> that's right, she just filed a petition in a state court for a recount. it's a different, harder process there. she is buying time for them to get the recount effort watches, but in wisconsin, trump got a perceived 246,000 more votes. jill stein got about 31,000 total votes. she want as recount in michigan as well. they stilt the recount will cost six million to seven million. the stein campaign says the recounts are not intended to help hillary clinton, they're just about integrity of elections. the clinton campaign says they're participating for the same reason. >> what is the trump campaign saying about this recount issue today? >> as you imagine they are pushing bad hard, listen. >> it is a total hypocritical move. the people who said he should have been quick to concede are asking for recounts. an

. >> dr. jill stein was not well-known during her presidential campaign but she is certainly making herself known now flew her efforts to call for recounts in wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan. wisconsin is already going ahead with the recount. she is arguing for pennsylvania to conduct a statewide recount there. 100 petitioners are concerned about voting machines possibly being hackd in their districts. she plans to take the same action in michigan. >> only just now declared its winner. this is not a partisan choice. this was the states that had the markings most vulnerable to hacking because they went the opposite way of what was expected and sthey had some kin of voting system vulnerability. >> the clinton campaign says it sports the recount efforts as well but are not coordinating with stein. one republican strategist as the campaign involvement is furthering the country's divide and hurting the democratic party. >> i think it is one more collapse of the democratic party as realistic institu

candidate dr. jill stein is live in "hot topics" to reveal if her recount could change history. >>> plus, mariah's bizarre diet. the only two foods she eats to stay in shape. will the ladies find this hard to s >>> and red hot designer tom ford tells the ladies why he wouldn't dress melania trump or hillary clinton. hump day "hot topics" are here with whoopi, sunny hostin, joy behar, sara haines, and jedediah bila. now, let's get things started.

and dr. jill biden. earlier today they were in they are really trying to inspire people to get out and vote and in particular they are targeting women and minorities. they have been honing in on the swing state and the other states because of this particular little factoid. 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

there are mechanisms for a recount and that is what dr. jill stein is exploring. clinton campaign is coming in to make sure it is done right. >> i want to bring in scotty nel hughes. we have her on the telephone. we have you in person there. i want to ask you, on the wake of what we heard her say. trump claimed the election was rigged and he had people monitor polling stations. he said, all three states were won by large numbers. in michigan, he was up by 10,000. if there was a possibility that election systems were compromised or hacked and votes were counted improperly, should that be investigated. >> the difference what mr. trump was saying for the last year and a half and what the democrats and jill stein are claiming are two different things. they are claiming somebody outside of the u.s. came in and hacked and changed votes forever. mr. trump was claiming it was a rigged system that was against him. you had there at the polls actual votes happening that day. there could be polls or vote switching. it wouldn't have been an outside group coming in to aller ele

martha: joining me is dr. jill stein.y miscounted in any way in wisconsin. he's standing by their system. so why go through this? >> this is not to implicate the election administrators who work very hard. but there is plenty of evidence that these machines do malfunction. they are subject to machine error and human errors. 90,000 votes were recounted in the past. you cannot see the evidence unless you count the paper votes and find out. otherwise you wouldn't know. voters deserve the assurance we can be confident in the vote. we are doing this to help voters restore their confidence in the vote. martha: everyone could understand that if there was evidence that pointed to a problem in this particular election in wisconsin where you are talking about even hillary clinton's lawyers saying they haven't uncovered any actual evidence there was any hacking or interference. so what's up? >> in all the cases where machine error or human error has been discovered in the past like the 90,000 votes that were uncounted in ohio. you d

. >> reporter: and vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden will appear this morning at a get out the vote rally later on today [ technical difficulties ] >> and we apologize for those technical difficulties. democracy 2016 continues now. we're looking at the key states that will decide the election, and while trump appears to be behind clinton 268 to 204 electoral votes polls show he can still win. take a look at this map. the states in the dark gray hampshire, maine, utah, nevada. states in red are leaning republican, utah, nebraska, iowa, ohio, georgia. the blue states are leaning democratic. colorado, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, and virginia. now if trump wins every battleground state he'll win the election. he can also win if he loses a key state like north carolina, but flips when democratic leaning state. if clinton wins florida, way, odds are she will win the election. >>> you may have seen tv commercials asking you to vote yes on amendment 1. that's the controversial solar energy amendment that some critics claim is a sca

. >>> the vp and his wife dr. jill biden cast their ballots at ai dupont high school in wilmington. the vice president has vocally supported hillary clinton and it has been a heck of a campaign and applauded the volunteers who are manning the poll today. >>> president obama continued his election day tradition of playing basketball with friends today and then walked to the white house and said is he not feeling nervous about the outcome. >> as long as people vote i think they will do a good job. the president supports hillary clinton and voted early last month in chicago his home town. >>> a look at closing numbers in the u.s. stocks, the rally upward continues on this day, the dow rallying up more than 72 points and the nasdaq up more than 27 and the s&p 500 up over 8 points today. >>> bit of a rally in the weather department too. you can't complain about the sunshine today. adam call its the real winner this day. >> reporter: for sure something we can agree upon this afternoon. today was a beauty and now the sun is lower on the horizon and it looks darker and clouds increasing fro

dr. jille green party will talk to us about the recount efforts in a way -- efforts underway in wisconsin and pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ john: confirmation from donald gwen chao will be the pick for signature trepidation. we will have green party presidential nominee jill stein, who has kicked up a raging ruckus in the political world over the past week by filing for ballot recount following discrepancies that use paper ballots versus those used where electronic voting to place. she also plans a recount in michigan tomorrow and has raised money from 140,000 donors for this effort. dr. stein joining us from boston. good to have you with us. paul ryan, speaker of the house, said your recount effort is a ridiculous fundraising stunt that is a quote. how do you respond to the speaker of the house? jill: what are you afraid of? the american people have a right to vote, and a transparent process and to be assured that , especially in wisconsin where these voting machines are being used, that are no lung or u