in the state of maine, too early to call with clinton in the early lead. let's go to those other races we are watching so far. 75-66 in the race to 220 in electoral votes. it's early yet. and here is how the map looks. we've just added in some more red and we've just added in some more blue. but a map maker or a political scientist looking for a trend, looking for regions, looking for who we are as a country, we are starting to see that inkblot test. here are the races we are still watching. ohio, too close to call and this could be a while given the 16% raw vote in. georgia, too close to call, another closely watched state in the south. north carolina, too early to call. virginia too early to call at this point, but a lead on clinton's part. we have a senate race, illinois, this one got a lot of attention just lately. >> this is important. very important. >> tammy duckworth, a decorated combat veteran, turning away the incumbent in this race. >> this is important not only because of who tammy duckworth is, this is important because this is the democrats o

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last chance for early voting in milwaukee. how many ballots were already cast ahead of election day. we break down the numbers... another dense fog advisory in effect for western counties this morning. some areas with very limited visibility. chief meteorologist rob haswell has more on when conditions will clear up. the weather. rob's weather high pressure settles over our area today and them moves slowly to our east creating a nice sw breeze bringing in warmer air. highs today will get to near 60 again today and we continue to warm through the weekend with highs in the mid 60s both saturday and sunday. we stay mild on monday but slowly lose our perfectly sunny conditions. by monday night, we up again by early tuesday morning and we should have a nice election day. today: sunny. high: 60 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: clear. low: 44 wind: w 3-7 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays delays green on traffic map = no delays for a suspect who shot a man walking into his home on milwaukee's northwest side. it happ

very early. very early. but he has a significant lead of more than 5,000 votes. 73.9% for trump. 23.5% for hillary clinton. once again, early in kentucky. let's go over to jake. jake, we're watching all these early states come in. we're getting a lot of key race alerts. more numbers will be coming in very quickly. but we're waiting for some key results in battlegrounds. >> that's right. 40 out of 50 states have voted the same exact way in the last four presidential elections. so it's the other ten states that are constantly shifting back and forth that will determine this election. those are the ones that we're going to keep an eye on. let's go now to our political director who has more information from exit polls, david chalian. you're looking at how these people exiting polls say how they would feel if donald trump or hillary clinton became the next president. >> that's right, jake. wee ta we talked about this a couple of times now. the challenge for these unpopular candidates. whoever wins will have a cha

early results. this doesn't tell us much except for the early counties filling if the way donald trump would want. >> minute there is the next round of poll closes in ohio and north carolina. north carolina becoming even more crucial in the closing days of the presidential race. new results coming up right after a quick break. and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ >>> live purchaictures of the w house. a beautiful night in the nation's capitol. what both candidates want. they want to be living there next year. we're substantial doubting by for the next weave of poll closes. the key battleground state of florida. 12% of the vote has now been counted. donald trump has a lead of 38,000. this could be it. florida 29 electoral votes, all of the polls will close at the top of the hour. these are the numbers coming in right now. trump's lead up to 61,000 over hillar

i think it's still very early. what a lot of us are watching for is a balance of power in the senate. calling indiana. good for todd young. states like indiana, florida, nevada we're going to be watching tonight for the balance of power. good numbers for rubio so far. >> there was a time republicans were very concerned about that race, when it looked as if the down ballot effect might wash right over marco rubio. the democrats -- he had a very wealthy challenger who really could have, from all that i see, written checks for $30 million -- i mean, noticed it, but could have done it. looked like the democrats decided this is not a place where we feel like the dollars make sense. >> very expensive state. patrick murphy was not well-known statewide. they had better opportunities in other states. >> the check mate state for democrats, as they put it, is not florida, but this year north carolina. largely because of the changing -- partially because of the changing demographics in north carolina and local issues north car

governor mccrory early early today did his best to help his chances. he cast his open ballot earlier today. i've been talking with members of the governor's campaign. they tell me when the elect this is close, there things they focus on. a hard push to get every single supporter to the polls. but they are also keeping a close eye on unaffiliated voter. it can be hard to predict how they might go. however, mcchorey's camp thinks most will go their way and a little earlier this evening, they told me why. >> we'll be looking at those unaffiliated voters coming out in very large numbers in early voting and today we see the enthusiasm and the turnout way up. we think because of obamacare, i mentioned before, the governor's record on job creation, that we'll have i strong night tonight. >> we will be here through route the night with the mccrory campaign to find out if they were right. back to you. thank you. >>> the weather certainly didn't stop anybody from going to the polls. >> it was incredibly lucky that i happened to pick the perfect time when this we

the charges -- stemming from an accident early saturday morning in cedar falls. police say brooks was speeding when he collided with a dodge caravan -- causing injuries to passngers in the van. 38-year-old cynthia brooks of waterloo died at the scene. accident -- have since been destroyed in a fire. here's a look at the smoke coming from the fire -- which burned through a cedar falls evidence storage building sunday morning. police say everything inside the building was lost in the fire. a small iowa community is split -- over whether it should continue to exist as a city. the small henry county city of mount union held a vote yesterday over whether to dis-incorporate have been debating the issue for months since mount union's city council said it intended to cease being a city during the spring. talk of dissolving the city began over a dispute in 20-10 -- over whether the city should pay for a new sewer system at the insistence of the iowa d-n-r. the county auditor says uncounted absentee ballots could still break the tie -- as long as the ballots were postmarke

it is in this room that those early votes were cast. now there are only eight registered voters in dixville notch. it took minutes to tally up the votes. the results are in. hillary clinton receiving four of the eight votes. trump just two. johnson with one and actually one of the residents of dixville notch actually wrote in mitt romney. the reason this takes place at midnight is new hampshire has a weird law that dixville notch takes advance of. if the town has less than 100 people, the polls can close early if all of the registered voters have voted. and dixville notch is not the only town that does this in new hampshire. there is hart's location and mills field. christine. i should point out that clinton did win the vote in dixville notch, trump is beating her with the early votes. trump has 32 votes. clinton has 25. so trump has those bragging rights here in new hampshire until the polls open in just two hours. christine. >> all right. thanks for that. rachel crane. only in new hampshire. >> because they demand it. that's the way i

this is just one of the early states still too early to call in virginia. we're still locked at 1% of the raw vote in. obviously, we will keep a close eye on it. georgia, 1% of the raw vote in. too close to call, the data simply doesn't exist to give us a projection in the state of georgia. a lot of hopes and dreams riding on those two, for starters. ron mott is in cincinnati, in the valuable state of ohio, just across the way from the valuable state of kentucky. hey, ron? >> reporter: hey, brian. you know, this is the stragglers' hour. and about a half hour ago, it was fairly busy in here. but it is, indeed, winding down. they've got another 12 minutes or so to vote here across the state of ohio. a lot of people have talked about what the turnout would be here in ohio. we know that the clinton campaign was a little concerned about how things would go around the state, especially here hamilton. hamilton, we saw a shift nor from red to blue. barack obama carried ohio in 2012. but this looks to be perhaps a donald trump state going into the last ten minutes o

why early voting? >> well, first of all, i think this year, north carolina is a very important state. there's a lot of focus on our state. so i want to get in and make sure my vote would count. >> reporter: can you tell there is a difference this year? do you think there is more attention? do you think there are different issues that north carolinans are worried about? >> yes. i think there is a lot of focus on our state. north carolina has been tough over the past month, month and a half. and i think it's going to be a close election. >> reporter: it's a close election, indeed. that's what all of the polls are showing. in fact, i want to show you just how long this line is. this is the very end of the line. people have been lining up all the way around the block this morning. and if you look over here, it's around this corner that you'll actually find the front of the line. and we're in charlotte. let's go ahead and go towards the front. this is mecklenburg being, the largest county in north carolina

milwaukee can have extended early voting hours and three early polling places thanks for a federal judges ruling this summer. judge james peterson struck down limitations passed by the republican-led legislature. their argument is uniform early field for rural communities that cant afford to staff multiple locations and hours that match milwaukees. speaker robin vos says republicans will likely revisit early voting laws next year. attorney rick esenberg, from the conservative wisconsin institute for law and liberty expects at least part of the judges ruling, which is under appeal, to be overturned. at least the striking down of the limitation on the length of the early voting period is likely to be reversed. move to eliminate early voting entirely - after all, there are 13 states that dont have it. he says, thats unlikely though, instead, seeing a possible push to make uniform early voting hours while allowing milwaukee to have multiple polling places. we left messages for speaker voss office but havent heard back from them. early voting in milwaukee continues until 7 tonight...then runs

a number of absentee and early voting. let's take florida for example republicans usually come in trailing in the absentee voting. it is already very narrow. looking at north carolina, 140,000 votes closer. >> you don't want to answer my my question about the odds of winning? >> thank you very much. good luck to you. a lot of heart and a lot on the line. >> we have another wikileaks dump. perhaps something about chelsea clinton's wedding. >>> and 40 million have already cast their ballots. where the record numbers are, we'll have more, stick around we'll be right back. >>> chelsea clinton using money for the family charity to held pay for her wedding. in a note to hillary clinton's campaign chairman. ed henry live in washington. what exactly is in these e-mails. >> they're worried about foreign money to a foundation. the revelation late yesterday was that maybe chelsea clinton's wedding was paid for with campaign funds. charitable money for personal use, and smarting with hillary clinton. he was making money off of access

massive numbers of voters are headed to the polls early...to vote early ...in tuesday;s election. milwaukee beat its own early-voting record... set back in 2012. deandra corinthios is live downtown to break down the is said and done...it will be a 27 percent increase. the most recent update from the election commission showed 38 thousand absentee votes cast. two thousand more than in 2012. that was wednesday! and votes are still coming in. city officials estimate that number is likely to reach close to 50- thousand. that translates to roughly one in five voters citywide. as long as you're registered-- early. if you're not-- you have to get it done by friday night-- or wait until election day. and new this year --there are three locations the zeidler building downtown, midtown center and the forest home library. milwaukee mayor tom barrett says the higher totals....are due to expanded voting hours -- and more places to early vote. one of this year's new locations has been the busiest "interestingly, the north side location probably has about 47 percent of the early votes cast perce

what are you watching early? >> florida, florida, florida. i believe i'm going to see the early vote out of florida and we will learn a lot from that. that's the ball game. >> anything they didn't mention? >> michigan. i'm interested in michigan and that's the question a lot of michigan gop operatives are saying is that there is a chance for trump there. that's something we had not seen and i wonder hoe close it will be up there. >> is there a path for trump without florida? >> i don't see how it happens without florida. i really don't. there are so many ways that if anything goes wrong, he is short. he has to run the table. that's tough. >> without florida, he has to have michigan. and something else probably. because florida is so huge. he has to have michigan and something else. >> and north carolina. no one has any idea. that could go either way. i feel like that's the true closest race. >> absolutely. >> the larger story that i think is going on here is the north-south thing. how we reversed. trying to find a kickoff. >> if michigan is a

massive numbers of voters are headed to the polls early...to vote early ...in tuesday;s election. milwaukee beat its on in 2012. deandra corinthios is live downtown to break down the numbers. city officials estimate when all is said and done...it will be a 27 percent increase. the most recent update from the election commission showed 38 thousand absentee votes cast. two thousand more than in 2012. that was wednesday! and votes are still coming in. number is likely to reach close to 50- thousand. that translates to roughly one in five voters citywide. as long as you're registered-- saturday is the last day to vote early. if you're not-- you have to get it done by friday night-- or wait until election day. and new this year --there are three locations the zeidler building downtown, midtown center and the forest home library. milwaukee mayor tom barrett says the higher totals....are due to expanded voting hours -- and more places to early vote. one of this year's new locations has been the busiest "interestingly, the north side c percent of the early votes cast city wide. the souths

tom, what do we know about the early vote in ohio? who is winning the early vote?ly of our surveys but of any survey of the early vote in ohio. we have seen over 1.6 million votes cast early in ohio. as of this morning, likely many more after today. and what we're showing in the polls is secretary clinton with a 7% advantage among voters in ohio who have already cast a ballot. >> according to my notes you have hillary clinton at 48, donald trump at 41 in ohio? >> that's correct. and so, when we look at what that means going into election day, when we look at the -- again, you know, the early vote in ohio will continue through tomorrow afternoon. so we're looking at potentially two million or more ballots being cast prior to polls opening on tuesday. what that means is secretary clinton goes into election day with a lead likely of 100,000 votes or more. >> and on election day will voter behavior be different from what we've seen in the early vote? >> it will. it will. the early vote in ohio, as is the case in many other states, tends to skew historically more democr

today is the final day for early voting... voters who haven't cast a ballot by the end of today will have to vote on election day if they want their voices to be heard. fox5's eric hilt talked with some people who waited until the last day to cast their ballot and is live at the early voting location at the galleria mall. this is the line of people waiting to vote... workers say today - the last day of early voting - is by 11 this morning, 9-thousand people had cast their vote... by 3 pm? 28- thousand people had voted at early voting locations. and while some places like this one have a bit of a line voters i spoke with say it's worth the wait to get a weight off their shoulders. "it's a relief! it's a big relief, like 'finally i made a decision'" "i feel accomplished, "it's great, i was just eating a burrito, and walked over here, there was no line, easy peasy" today's 28- thousand early voters brings the total for the two week early voting period to more than 450-thousand votes. in 2012 about 430- thousand people voted early

early suggestions suggest that's not the case.n thursday alone, 82.5% of hispanic early votes were considered low-propensity voters. that's literally nuts, in his words. those are people who may have voted in the last presidential elections, who may have been excluded from recent polls of likely florida voters. joining me now, co-founder of the research and polling firm and professor at ucla. senior political writer and analyst for 538, let me start with you. so two states where we've got both lots of early votes, probably more than half the voting population will vote before election day. and big latino populations. that's nevada and florida. it seems like we're seeing similar trends in both of those states when you compare what the numbers say in early votes versus a model or polling would predict about the composition of the electorate. spell it out for us. >> absolutely. we're seeing far greater early voting numbers than most of the mainstream models are predicting latinos, in particular, in florida and also in nevada are over

so much early voting has happened. so florida, they believe they have an advantage because of the early vote. other votes that they are keeping an eye on, other states they're keeping an eye on, michigan. michigan has emerged as a ground zero battleground state. in the final hours and days of campaign, they were slightly nervous about what's happening on the ground in michigan as well as north carolina. if there is one battleground state they think they can definitely win but they're not sure, the 15 electoral votes in north carolina are on their mind. they're trying to get out the vote there for several hours yet. there are several hours left of voting. so those are the states they're focusing on right now, jake. >> jeff zeleny, thanks. >>> here is something you may have noticed, especially if you are a new yorker. for the first time that we can remember, both election night headquarters will be in manhattan! not just manhattan. both of them will be in midtown manhattan. you can walk the distance if the weather is nic

vote early or on election day? although october surprises have caused some controversy over the wisdom of early voting, so far that question is being answered yes by an overwhelming record margin of 2-1 over 2012's presidential contest. elected officials and complaint. america's voting process is broken. tuesdays are inconvenient and the number one difficulty and reason americans cite for not voting. tuesday elections have their origins during the agriculture-driven economy of the 1800's. weekends were eliminated for religious reasons and monday was a day of horse and buggy travel to the polls. it is beyond time to encourage some new thinking if not a complete overhaul of old standards. inflexible work schedules. factors which also lower turnout. there is a risk early voting cuts short the vetting process and late developments in a campaign may impact our choice up to the last minute. do we really have a firm grasp on the important issues or inundated on their personal failings? considering the record negatives dog

early riser, ready for early voting. people began lining up here at the library, a full hour before the doors opened at 8:30 this morning. >> i want to get the right person in the white house. >> reporter: she knows the only way to do that is to come here. but why not wait until election day. >> the sooner i get it over with, the better. >> reporter: and now she can cross voting off her list and she says she's thrilled to not have to deal with the election >> reporter: -- really the line pretty much. >> not voting could have dire consequences. >> reporter: he wanted to get his civic duty out of the way. >> early voting, why not go ahead and get it done. >> i think you don't have to worry about forgetting. sometimes we get busy at work and home. >> reporter: and for those who are elderly or handicapped, they say early voting is more convenient. >> it's more crowded on election day. so this makes it easier. >> reporter: and if you want to vote early, yo time. all nine early polling locations in d.c. are open until 7:00 p.m

partly cloudy early in the morning. lows in the lower 40s. south winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the southwest after midnight. gusts up to 30 mph. chance of precipitation ne highs in the lower 50s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph with gusts to around 30 mph. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. a 20 percent chance of light rain after midnight. lows in the upper 30s. southwest winds up to 10 mph. wednesday...mostly cloudy. highs in the mid 40s. southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. wednesday night...cloudy. a 20 percent chance of light rain through around midnight. lows in the mid 30s. thursday...cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. forecast... today...cloudy. isolated light rain showers in the morning... then periods of light rain slight chance of thunderstorms late in the afternoon. patchy fog late in the afternoon. highs in the upper 40s. south winds 15 to 20 mph. chance of precipitation 90 percent. tonight...patchy fog until early morning. periods of rain showers and slight chance of thunderstorms through around midnight...then mostly cloud

today: early sun then becoming cloudy. chance of evening o wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: showers, possibly mixing with snow. low: 36 wind: w-nw 5-10 mph thursday: early am showers/snow showers then mostly cloudy. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 32 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. am low: 27 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and/or snow. am low: am low: 32 families in one kansas city on edge. motion-activated cameras in a park to try and capture the wild animal. they got the usual pictures of wolves, raccoons, skunks and what not. but the camera also caught pictures of a few pranksters, dressed up as everything from a gorilla, to a monster, to santa claus. apparently, the kids figured out where the cameras were, and all with good humor, and even posted these pictures on facebook. it's been a month since halloween --- but now one mom's costume is setting the internet on fire. thanks to a buzz feed post --- one tweet is going viral. back on nove

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some showers will continue on monday early to pin down amounts. winds will be strong sunday through clouds will slowly clear out today... it may take all day, saturday. highs will go from the low/mid 40s today to the upper normal into the beginning of the thunderstorms will track through the kwwl viewing area sunday afternoon with some locally showers will continue on monday early to pin down amounts. winds will be strong sunday through clouds will slowly clear out today... it may take all day, saturday. highs will go from the low/mid 40s today to the upper normal into the beginning of the work week as a strong system the kwwl viewing area sunday night into monday morning. many of us look to get an inch of new rain. some tuesday showers may include some snow, but it is too early to pin with another breezy day but we will have clearing by will go from the low/mid 40s today to the upper 40s/low 50s normal into the beginning of the work week as a sto night into monday morning. many of us look to get an inch of new rain. some showers will continue on

: vote early or on election day? although october surprises have caused some controversy over the wisdom of early voting, so far that question is being answered yes by an overwhelming, record margin of 2 to 1 over 2012's presidential elected officials and watchdog groups alike share the same complaint -- america's voting process is broken. tuesdays are inconvenient, and the number one difficulty and reason americans cite for not voting. tuesday elections have their origin during the agriculture driven economy of the 1800's. weekends were eliminated for religious reasons and monday was a day of horse and buggy travel to the polls. it is beyond time to encourage some new thinking, if not a complete overhaul of old standards. flexibility for those with inflexible work schedules. it also eliminates the need to stay in line for hours, sometimes in during inclement weather. factors which also lower turnout. there is the risk early voting cuts short the vetting process and late developments in a campaign may impact our choi

too early to call in new hampshire right there. too early to call in new hampshire. let's get the complete list of all the states that are too early to call. the 8:00 p.m. closes of alabama, connecticut, florida, maine, missouri, pennsylvania. no projections there. too early to call. take a look at the electoral map. hillary clinton has the lead with 68 electoral votes compared to donald trump's 48 electoral votes. you see 270 are needed to win the white house. the blue states we projected go to hillary clinton. the red states go to donald trump. all the yellow states, too early to call. no projection in those states right now. that is where it stand, the electoral map right now. but jake these states like florida and north carolina, and pennsylvania and ohio, they will decide presumably what's going on. your take is this. >> well pennsylvania we still haven't heard anything out of pennsylvania. north carolina, as democrats were talking about, they were telling jeff zeleny they think it is going to go down to the wire and might not even have a call all night and of c

we'll get to erin como that looks at earlyly, early, early traffic. >> early on time traffic. 4:57. p we're all green, all good. all around the dmv. you see beltway topside new hampshire and inner loop and all area bridges right now looking great. cruising fine. things on 50 looking good i want to tell you maureen and wisdom that snake video not okay, not okay. back to you. >> not okay. i agree erin. >> 4:58 is the time coming up on "fox" muz morning crews are dealing with a wildfire going to 11 acres. >> and custody battle between angelina joely and brad pitt. >> a quick look at today's [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand,

early morning temperatures will be our we wont get back there. instead well cool into the mid to upper 50s for the afternoon and dip into the 40s overnight. we dry up for thursday as high pressure returns and we stay dry and sunny through friday and into the weekend. temperatures return to the 60s as early as tomorrow and stay in the low 60s through at least monday! today: rain likely, possibly some thunder. high: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: clearing and drying up. low: 46 wind: n/nw 3-7 mph liquor license-- the planners behind the "cosmopolitan" strip club have withdrawn their application. alderman tony zielinski says that might be because of new ordinances in the works to try and regulate adult entertainment. one item being considered -- a five- feet rule. it would require dancers to stay 5 feet away from the patrons. the city has already lost nearly one million dollars in lawsuits-- due to outdated ordinances. the estabrook dam's days could the milwaukee common council zoning committee. city leaders voted 12-to-two yesterday in favor of a pl

this was the one location where you could do early voting for the first few days of early voting but the next week, then, polling places opened in each of is it the city's eighth wards. ballot. you have the presidential race. you have the ward seven race. you have the two at large county city council seats open with six people contending for each of those two seats and you have the advisory referendum on state hood. that is where you, the council, would essentially ask congress to begin the process of making d.c. the 51st state. education. commissioner seats as well as the d.c. delegate are all up for contention in this election. again, you have until 8:00 p.m. tonight, 7:00 p.m. tonight to cast your early vote. we're live at one judiciary square. derrick ward, news4, back to you. >> continuing our decision 2016 team coverage this morning, nbc's peter alexander is live in pennsylvania. peter, good morning, both candidates making appearances in that state today. >> reporter: hey, eun. crescendo. hillary clinton hitting donald trump for appealing to hatred. donald trump saying hillary

it's time for an early edition of milwaukee musts! karen, scott, and shannen join us live from the fm-106.1 thanksgiving morning. benefits secret mcdonald's giving away . grafton christmas parade - pressure moves across our region. we remain mild with highs in the overnight but we stay cloudy with lows in the upper 30s. for those traveling today and tonight, snow is likely for northern wisconsin and wet roads are a concern locally. partly to mostly cloudy for our thanksgiving day with highs in the low 40s likely. we can expect more rain and possibly a few flakes early friday but then we start warming and could hit 50 by monday. today: overcast with rain high: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: cloudy. showers ending. low: 38 no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a sa

early voters shows hillary clinton winning 53% of the early vote in florida as of now. shocking statistic inside that. 28% of republican early voters voting for hillary clinton. just 6% of democratic early voters voting for donald trump. that is a normal level of party crossover on the democratic side. 6% going to trump. but 28% of early republican voters in florida going to hillary clinton. we're joined now by eugene robinson. if these numbers hold up, and if the projection, then, of hillary clinton on election night, a week from tonight, running at 48% in florida against donald trump's 40% in florida, when those results come in, if they come in like that, the election is over. >> yeah, it's over at that moment. and look, if those numbers are right, who knows. we may think it's over even before then. the 28% of republicans voting for hillary clinton, you know, you take a survey, and you find what you find, right? and so on its face, that just sounds like a number that almost can't be. but if it's anywhere near that then this election, not only does florida fall to hill

hillary clinton called trump to concede early this morning. she's expected to speak at some republican chris sununu will take over the corner office. he narrowly defeated colin van ostern for governor. senator kelly ayotte is leading her race for re-election, but the gap is small between ayotte and her democratic challenger, governor maggie hassan. about 1500 votes at this point. in the first congressional district, carol shea-porter has narrowly defeated incumbent frank guinta. she now retakes the seat she lost two years ago. erin: the second congressional district was the first race to be declared in new hampshire, with annie kustecl victory just before 1:00 this morning. sean: and here to break down some of these races, a familiar face, former political director scott spradling. a lot of folks went to bed not knowing what is going to happen. were they surprised? scott: absolutely. a lot of the battleground states and new hampshire polls suggested a very different outcome than what we saw. the big question is, what group of voters that suppo

a few snow showers tonight and early saturday. winds will be very strong today with gusts 30 to 40 mph today and through saturday. they should calm on sunday. we should warm back to average temperatures next week with highs in the mid 40s. today: mostly cloudy with a few afternoon showers possible. windy. high: 68 wind: sw 20-40 mph tonight: chance of rain/snow showers. low: 35 wind: w/nw 10-20 mph saturday: morning light snow showers. very windy with wind chills in the 20s. high: 38 wind: nw 20-40 mph sunday: partly sunny and cold. am low: 24 high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 23 high: 42 mostly cloudy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 29 high: 46 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday:cloudy and breezy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 38 high: 46 wind: nw 10-20 mphforecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell mostly cloudy and windy today. ahead of a cold front, we warm into the upper 60s early today but behind that front we rapidly drop into the 30s by tonight. as the front moves through our area, w

early voting was huge. 6.5 million people voting early. what we really could see when this is all told is the importance of the hispanic vote in florida. four years ago they underperformed, under 50%. that is quite digit this time around. they are overperforming. more hispanics voted early in this election than voted in the entire election of 2012. so that's a key demographic. the two biggest groups, cuban-americans mainly here in south florida, traditionally more conservative, but puerto ricans, a close second to the cubans, their numbers are rising each month through that economic turmoil on the island of puerto rico. they are coming here, voting overwhelmingly democratic. so really a battle for that hispanic vote taking place right in the center of the state. if the south is liberal and the north the panhandle is conservative, it's right there along the i-4 corridor where a razor thin battle will be won. shepard, back to you. >> appear, steve, your announcements about the latino community, the new puerto ricans, oath who are have come i

the 0 there, these are early and but remember, that's two-thirds of the votes already in. congressional district four, hardy built up the big upset two years ago, doesn't look like he'll get as lucky this year. 1% reporting part of the rural nevada is in, not enough votes for hardy to catch up. and district three, rosen, nobody heard of until six months ago is winning, and still to wait, but that's a substantial lead, about 11,000 votes there. and a race that was never in doubt. titus will be reelected. quickly, the take on the numbers. anything surprise you in. >> no -- >> you can say that -- >> i'm not surprised, they banked numbers like i've never seen before. >> the democrats. >> democrats did, and it's the history. >> donald trump, running much stronger, nevada looks like in the top two races, so far may have held up against the wave. >> this is a legacy, the ground game he put together after the near miss is rolling out the big preelection night votes, and i think it'll carry the democrats to victory in nevada. >> 1998, remember that? >> do i. >> lost by 400 votes. a

an early voter?aller: this man who you just finished talking to, he doesn't know what he's talking to. you need to go vote. you live in a world where there are liars everywhere. you don't worry about who is lying. you worry about yourself telling the truth and doing what you are supposed to do, that is all that is expected of you. but donald trump is a crook. he isn't telling you what he's going to do. if he gets in there. -- i feel sorry for the other people who are voting for donald trump. because they don't know and they are going to be so disappointed. nothing they will be able to do about it. and it will probably make them paranoid and they won't vote after this. so they do need to vote. but vote for somebody who really wants to do something. if you ever listen to donald trump, he is not saying anything specific that he's going to do. host: there is a trend in the united states called the manikin challenge in which people pose as mannequins and try to stay still. the clinton campaign got involve

or west coast early. they said hard to say. so we're watching those numbers and when those states get called that's what's going to make all the difference. back to you guys. >> hey nick real quick are those experts saying is it the same problem we have in arizona? all of these huge amounts the volume of early votes that have yet to be counted? is that a problem in other states? >> they are not seeing that as much of a problem. they are saying the pollsters because they said here's the deal. you had everything skewing towards clinton but a lot of people weren't very apt to admit they were voting for donald trump even they know they were going to do that. a lot of people holding very close to the vest who they were going to be voting for. you got two candidates highly disliked people were not did he didn't want to see in office. analysts are say it's time to rebrand and look at the party base. >> the confessional and ballot box two places your secrets can be kept. thank you for the live report inside the a

early voting turnout which broke 2012 early voting record. we were at a another polling locations, liberty high school. they had a longer line. many folks were there before heading to work. they told us waking up a few hours early to conduct their civic duty was worth it. >> both sides are so different, so it really kind of have to peculiar one, and make sure it's >> reporter: most voters that we spoke to told us they had a pretty good experience as far as here. a little bit of a line has been developing. we have talking to team leaders who told us it was busier, a lull and now things are pecking back up. however, again, you can get in and out in about 5 minutes or so. reporting live from southwest las vegas, back inside to you. >> anchor: thank you very much. we had dozens of viewers tell us about their experience at the it took 15 minutes for everything, and everybody was very kind. and then very from chris. very organized. people in charge had lines crossing each other with people's back against voting machines. people were in the process

low: exits early tuesday. temperatures dip a bit but stay above average with highs in the mid to upper 50s. back to sun and warmer conditions wednesday and thursday with highs warming back to near 60 by thursday. we cool significantly friday and saturday. today: mostly sunny. mild. breezy. showers overnight. high: 66 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: a few it was a tough day for packers fans yesterday... as the team fell to the colts 26 to 31. they won't have much time to be upset over it... as the team's focus turns to a tough month ahead. "i'm disappointed. it's a difficult loss. that's two home losses, that doesn't sit well with anybody. but the fact of the matter is we're four and four, we're gonna get ready to go on the road for three games. hopefully we'll come out of this relatively healthy. i know mike had the shoulder. we will regroup tomoo tennessee. jessob / fs the packers take on the titans this sunday. they'll head to washington on the 20th... and take on the eagles on the 28th... before returning back h

obviousltill very early. carlos core val la came out early against donald trump. this was a district of democrats early on that they were going to carry. carville la won it early in the night. that's sort of a sign of good things to come for republicans. they feel pretty good about where things just one pickup so far for decrmos. >> the house of representatives, we haven't called it. it almost goes without saying that the republicans will be able to keep it. do you see on the democratic side, in the race for the senate, do you see a spot where you can put the pickups together where the democrats could take over here? >> i think the democrats still have a couple of different paths to the senate majority. they've already put one seat republicans very happy about that, but when you lk at pennsylvania still outstanding, new hampshire still outstanding, democrats have high hopes for their possibilities in missouri, a state ha is going to go to donald trump. they think jason candor can win there. there's still an opportunity for democrats, still a narrow path to the maj

actually early voted, right, but you were helping others get out to vote. >> i early voted but i was encouraging -- i went to the university of minnesota and was encouraging students there to get out and vote. a lot of them, of course, already had. it seemed very pro-hillary at the university. >> so, you endorsed hillary clinton way back in 2014. you were one of the early supporters. if she wins tonight, would you want a place in her administration? >> i really like my job representing the people of t tthe minnesota in the united states senate. i'm not being coy here. i really like my job. no i don't think i'm on any list to be in the cabinet or something like that. >> senator al franken of minnesota, great to see you. thanks for being with us on election day. >> good to talk with you, kate. >> good to talk with you. >>> because we are the place for politics, tonight is really our super bowl here. we have special election team full coverage tonight. that's going to start at 6:00 p.m. eastern time right here on msnbc. >>> coming up, battleground ohio, the latest polling showing trump

this year there are three early voting sites. the midtown center on the north side, has drawn about half of the in-person early municipal building in downtown and the forest home library on the soside. mayor tom barrett says the city elections committee estimates around 50,000 in-person absentee votes by the end of satu. "we always felt that if we had more locations and more urs that more people would want to vote early and the reas they want to vote early is because they have daycare schedules, they have work schedules or they're going to be leaving town." a hot topic after recent cots if many people are changing their votes after they've already cast a ballot. the answer is fewer than a dozen in the city of milwaukee. live in downtown, ben jordan, today's tmj4. once again, milwaukee has three in person early voting locations. they're open 8:30 to 7 pm weekdays, and noon to five saturday. the locatioins are the zeidler municipal building downtown, the midtown center at 56th and library, at 1432 west forest home. in-person, early

the early bird gets the worm, but the early bird gets the moment of wisdom.ent with tom is next. >>> good morning and live from america's news headquarters. i'm jackie ibanez. with election day less than a week away both presidential candidates are sharpening their ammunition. trump is taking aim at obamacare. he told supporters iffy elected he will immediately convene a special session of congress to repeal and replace the affordable care act. hillary clinton meantime was in swing state florida warning that trump could draw the u.s. into a nuclear war. she called her opponent a bully and reminded voters about his vulgar comments about women. >>> jury deliberations in new jersey's so-called bridgegate trial. the jurors will try for a third day to decide the fate of two former aids of governor chris christie. they are accused of purposely creating a traffic jam near the george washington bridge to punish a new jersey mayor for refusing to endorse christie. the governor claimed he played no role in the scheme. and for the first time in more than two years iraqi

early morning temperatures will be our highs. we got to 63 at 1am and we wont get back there. instead well cool into the mid to upper 50s for the afternoon and dip into the 40s overnight. we dry up for thursday as high pressure returns and we stay dry and sunny through friday and into the weekend. temperatures return to the 60s as early as tomorrow likely, possibly some thunder. high: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: clearing and drying up. low: 46 wind: n/nw 3-7 mph dick adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays the trial for a former south carolina police officer -- charged with killing an unarmed motorist is expected to begin today. michael slager is charged with police say scott ran from a traffic stop in north charleston when he was shot. the shooting was captured on cell phone video-- it shows the officer firing at scott 8 times with his back to the officer. when the video went viral, city officials fired slager. after two days of jury selection, a jud

vote early. >> you can still vote early today at the board of elections office onon euclid avenue has w be fined jessica dill, with wha you need to know about early voting and how the candidates are spending their at e electio eve. it has been quite a year, we have made it to election week. you can come down to vote early the line is getting longer here. people are down here at the board of elections during an timee to vote early. about 10,000 people havet cast their vote as early voting in cuyahoga county, you can take part in the final day of early voting, you have to vote at the board of electionste befor 2:00 p.m. there is free parking not available. i-phoneefrpa. you have to have a valid postmarked by today. campaigning hard on this final day before the election, hillar clinton is inin, donald trump i in new hampshire and michigand and pulling no punches in campaign. >> she will be under investigation for a longil time for her many crimes against our nation, our people and our democracy.ur >> this election is a moment of reckoning.me it is a choice between division of unity, betw