donald trump is elected as president in one of the most shocking elections in our political history. marco rubio is up for a second term in the senate defeating representative patrick murphy. big win for medical marijuana approve the passing of amendment two. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm allison kropff. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey. america has the most shocking elections, donald trump has been elected as commander in chief of the united stated, defeating rival hillary clinton in a very close race. cbs's jamie yuccas has the latest from new york. the president of the united states donald trump! the crowd roared as donald trump made his entrance into his campaign's election night headquarters. that i will be president for all americans." trump pulled off wins in key battleground states tuesday night, including florida, ohio and north carolina. the trump campaign says hillary clinton called to concede. "she congratulated us and this is about us and i congratulated her and her family on a very very hard fought campaign." stunn

what if delicious is the first woman to be elected to be president. >> if a woman can be elected to the president of the united states what can't be done? >> a quality of opportunity, by demonstration by discussion and by style. >> clinton aides say they are not taking anything for granted. >> just last weekend we knocked on 8 million doors and made 6 million phone calls across the country, we are doing that in philadelphia also. >> the wait online as long as it takes. >> i'll wait, 45 minutes, i'm staying right here i ain't going nowhere. >> she is determined to be counted. hillary clinton's top advisers do feel good about turnout but a bit nervous until the final ballot is cast. we have the results from the javits center, back to you brian and sharrie. >> lets switch live to rick williams live at trump headquarters in midtown manhattan. >> reporter: hi brian that is right. after close to 600 days of crisscrossing the country and holding events at fair grounds and stadiums and arenas for donald trump it comes here to the ballroom in midtown manhattan. donald trump hopes it's a victory

even today we are hearing trump remain coy if he will accept the results of this election on election day. we heard on an interview he was asked on fox news and he said we will see how it plays out and not saying whether or not he would accept things turn out. and this of course all stems from his claims that we have her over weeks of campaigning concerns over a rigged election and it reached a fever pitch that at the final presidential debate he was asked that question as to whether or not he would accept the results that he was talking about, concerns over a rigged election and he said whether he would or want. he said i will keep you in suspension and then he said i election if i win. this was where his daughter had said that she believed that her father would accept the results and in addition his running mate mike pence has said much but trump has not confirmed what reaction he will have particularly if it is close. >> trump has repeatedly talked about the vote being rigged. have we concerns about voter fraud or out at the polls todaysome. >> for most voters today at least as wha

election.presidential election. another major g-o-p win from iowa -- senator chuck grassley - head of the judiciary committee - was able to keep his seat for a seventh term. grassley beat out former lieutenant governor patty judge by 14-percent of the vote. voters across the country voted for an entirely g-o-p controlled america. democrats needed to flip five seats to gain control of the senate - but they failed to do that. of the senate holding 51 of the 100 seats. one new hampshire race is still too close to call but right now republican kelly ayotte (ay-ought) is in the lead. republicans also held the majority of the house - extending a 6-year lock on the chamber. before even the presidential race was called, the g-o-p gained control. this morning - 235 members are repbulicans and 191 are democrats. iowa voters helped keep that majority here's another look at a highly contested race in the first congressional district here in iowa.republican incumbent rod blum was up for his first re-election bid and defeated dem

people are saying missouri could turn not just the senate election, but the national election. >> the very same day as the election, a popular internet company makes a stunning announcement. >> other economic news tonight. there is a new victim of a falling fortunes of the new economy. pets.com is closing down. >> the demise of pets.com is one of the first needles to punch a whole in the internet bubble. >> basically, you had a new attitude towards business. people were investing in companies that showed promise, that didn't necessarily show revenues. >> internet mania, that short lived rush by investors to pump money into anything with a dot-com in its name and by those companies to turn around and pour that cash into advertising. >> there was this whole new kind of lexicon not just in the tech world. dot-com became part of the mainstream terminology. >> pets.com will sell off a majority of its assets and lay off 255 of its 320 employees. >> pets.com was one of the first e-commerce companies. we sold everything for pets from food to toys. >> their business plan was to reach as many p

your person didn't get elected. respected that and move -- respect that and move on. >> while that may be easier said than done he reminded his this long under the constitution and he believes that will continue. >>> voting for the lesser of two evils. >> proof that there were a lot of people who didn't want to vote for trump or clinton. >>> also ohio voters had a couple other options including a local guy. and this isn't the first time he's made a run at the white they didn't like donald trump and hillary clinton now there's proof they really meant it. there was a massive increase in the number of writin votes -- write-in votes. more than 6,000 this year. who did they think should be president? they say they don't keep a formal list but they know ohio governor john kasich was the number by bernie sanders and written in by a few voters some selected our very own living legend mr. loen bibbs. >> you can't get better than that. he can't win. unless they're a certified candidate the votes don't count. >>> there was one

president-elect donald trump. the billionaire outsider behind one of the biggest upsets in political history. and the swell of support that carried him through the battlegrounds. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> tonight, his phone call with president obama. his first trip to the white house coming next. >>> and hillary clinton. ahead in the popular vote, but still unable to break that glass ceiling. among her first words today to her supporters, "i'm sorry we did not win." >> this is painful. and it will be for a long time. >> tonight, clinton's message to the country about president-elect donald trump. >>> and we ask, who could be in trump's cabinet? >>> new reaction from world leaders, vladimir putin. >>> and melania trump. when will she meet with first lady michelle obama? >>> and tonight, a divided america. the triumph for trump supporters, and the heartbreak for those who wanted history. how and when does the healing begin? >>> good evening on this wednesday night.

integrity of the election system has been one issue at the forefront of this election. and that's why attorney general brad schimel says he plans to once again send what he's calling "election integrity teams" to polling places around the state . the role of the "election integrity team" is to monitor polling sites for electio- neering --- misconduct or wrongful denial of someone's right to vote.teams will be deployed in milwaukee -- kenosha -- racine -- stevens point -- waukesha and wau-sau. the teams also provide assistance to local law enforcement and district attorneys if requested.the justice department started sending these teams out in 2004. the agency also has deployed them in 2008, 2010, patrolling--- polling places today .if you suspect a violation of election law at a polling place, contact your local election authorities or law enforcement. right now-- voters are casting their ballots on the east coast-- including people in the swing state of new hampshire.early this morning... residents in the tiny community of dixville notch cast their ballots... giving cl

. >>> election day is finally here. millions of voters are deciding who will be the next president of the united states. will it be donald trump or hillary clinton? some in places like alabama and arkansas. they are waiting in really long lines today. >> yes, they are. this is a live look at the denver elections office. we want to show that to you. there's been a steady stream of people at that office with no shortage of people waiting to come out on the election day to do their civic duties. see even some kids coming along very important. >> we know a lot of people will be voting in person today. there will be absolutely no excuse if you do that when it comes to weather. danielle joins us in the studio. bright and sunny election day ahead. even if you want to walk to a 24 hour drop box to hand in the parkas is not the case today. plenty of sunshine. temperatures at this noon hour in the low 60s. if you have a lunch break in the next half hour, get outside and soak it in. maybe afterwards, temperatures very comfortable.

election team has you covered. >> this election is so different from any election i have ever seen in my life. >> we watch the twists and turns as we wait to see who will be our next president. nbc10 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> good evening, i'm keith jones in the nbc10 tuesdayees. >> and i'm erin coleman live in new york city, at nbc's democracy plaza. our coverage continues this hour of the election and we're not stopping all night long. >> we are not, erin. this could turn out to be an historic election for many reasons. sky force 10 up right now, checking out polling places across our area, look at those squiggly lines, this is near the campus in north philadelphia. a lot of people hoping to cast their ballots in north philly today. philadelphia may match or possibly exceed it's turnout record. >> philadelphia's turnout record set in 2008 when president obama won his first presidenti aia ai election. we'll be watching the results as they come in, and the two candidates have been waiting a long time for this day to arrive. let's go back to nbc10's erin coleman who's following the

donald trump, the president-elect the united states, and the vice president-elect, mike pence, also meeting with house speaker paul ryan. pence meeting in the next hour with the vice president of the united states, joe biden. they'll be meeting at the white house, right behind me. while trump supporters certainly celebrate his victory, thousands took to the streets last night to protest. thousands of americans. demonstrations took place in at least 25 cities. meanwhile, back here in washington, this transition process has begun. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta's covering the trump/obama meeting for us. our senior political reporter manu raju is covering trump's meetings up on capitol hill with paul ryan, the speaker of the house. mitch mcconnell, the majority leader in the senate. first, contrast the tone. it was pretty dramatic, of today's meeting, with the very harsh attacks that both the president and now the president-elect, they leveled at each other during that lengthy presidential campaign. >> that's right. going back all the way to 2011, wolf, you heard donald trump

the election party is tonight in mid-town manhattan. >> thank you. police arrest ad two women this morning for protesting topless and making a scene at trump's polling place in midtown manhattan hour before the republican presidential nominee showed up to vote. the women are acussed of exposing themselves in the crowded school gym. formal say they walked into the precinct, took off their taps and made anti-trump statements and taken into custody. all the polls in california opened at 7:00 a.m. and some people wasted in time being the first to vote. >> we were in walnut creek as people at the retirement community cast their ballots. steady line of voters streamed in after the poll workers opened the doors and a resident said she voted in every election since she has 18. she has a message. >> it is critically important for everyone to vote. this is a citizen responsibility, it is something a lot people in the world don't get to do. for me it is just important. >> voters are split on support for comet or trump but they all agree on, they have seen some

in his election night remarks. as i mentioned yesterday, these were remarks the president-elect delivered not just to supporters in the ballroom but to the citizens of the country that were tuned into this historic election and also people around the world. given the intensity of his remarks, it is notable he chose that kind of tone. we size similar tone in the oval office 30 minutes ago where he to indicating his commitment working closely with the outgoing administration to ensure a smooth effective transition. it does not mean they agree on all of the issues. they have deep disagreements, but what they do agree on with the smooth and effective transition, that is a good thing for the country. while president obama was meeting with president obama was meeting with president-elect donald trump, michelle obama was meeting with melania trump. there was this picture of them, noting the press was not allowed in. the white house posted its own photo. up on capitol hill, speaker paul ryan met with president-elect trump

wisconsin election officials are set to kickoff a recount. >> president elect donald trump calling it a scam and blasting hillary clinton's involvement. kristin fisher is live in washington with all of the details. >> the election is not over yet. >> we thought it was almost. here's the deal over the last 24-hours mr. trump has gone on a twitter tirade. his longest since becoming the president elect. he posted 11 tweets on twitter slamming the fact that hillary clinton had joined this recount effort led by green party candidate jill stein in wisconsin. trump said i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. he alleged serious voter fraud in new hampshire and california. why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias. no problem. >> he has zero evidence supporting either claim. the secretary of state calling the claims reckless absurd and unbecoming of the president elect. this recount effort is nothing more than a scam. the current vote count is trump 2.9 million clinton with 1.4 and jill stein 31,000. kelly ann conway equated stynes number of

was it a free and fair election? >> it's absolutely not a free and fair election. not when you have court after court after court literally catching vote suppressers red handed. and so it wasn't a free and fair election. donald j. trump is our president. he is the president elect. the election system that delivered him to the white house, however, is broken and needs to be fixed. that means fixing the voting rights act. >> are you suggesting the system was rigged? >> absolutely not. i'm not suggesting the system was rigged. what i am suggesting is that we had those in state legislatures across the country who have engaged in voter suppression. we had court after court, the fourth, fifth circuits that have assisted to this. so the point being here, it's not so much that the system is rigged, it's that the voting rights act is broken, clearly. >> oh you obviously want that to be fixed. what do you say to those people out there right now, you're a civil rights leader, who feel that they have been betrayed to a certain degree and they're disappointed and angry right no

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election day has finally arrived. the last-ditch messages to voters as americans across the country head to the polls on this historic day. you might have some questions as you head to the polls today, and we have answers. straight ahead, a live report on everything you need to know as you cast your vote. and, with election day comes freebies across the we've got you covered on everything you can take advantage of today. good morning... it's tuesday, november 8th... election day! i'm preston phillips. and... i'm yetta gibson. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs5 in the next ten minutes we're going to get you completely prepared for the day with the news you need to know.let's get right to ian

election day.ion day is finally here. >> thank you. >> more than 130 million americans will decide if donald trump or hillary clinton will be the 45th president of the united states. many voters are already up early, casting their ballots. the democratic nominee and former president bill clinton are expected to vote soon in chappaqua, new york. the republican nominee plans to vote in a few hours here in new york city. we will speak this morning with his son eric trump and with democratic v.p.ial nominee tim kaine. >> turnout across the country will be a huge factor. it's focused on 13 battleground states. our correspondents are tracking it from arizona to pennsylvania. nancy cordes are with the candidates. jeff pegues is tracking election day security. and john dickerson and bob schieffer are here as we reach the finish line of this oh, so epic journey. we've got all the bases covered. we begin with anthony salvanto of the electoral map of what it will take for each candidate to win today. anthony,

i mean, i worked. >> here is a clear choice in this election. a choice between division or unity. >> finally decision day as voters head to the polls the candidates make their final pitches in a battleground blitz. >> remember, it's not just my it's every issue anyone cares about. >> just imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god, saluting one american flag. right? >>> good morning from the cbs studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green and it is election day. a contentious, divisive presidential campaign that laid their emotions in this country is over. the white house and senate are at stake, as are 12 governorships. in the most recent cbs poll, hillary clinton holds a four-point lead nationally over donald trump in a four-way race. she maintains a four-point lead in a two-way matchup with trump. earlier this morning, following her final campaign stop clinton returned to an airport near her home in new york. yesterday and through

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election is fixed. on russia's most watched news program, rudolph giuliani is featured with tales of vote rigging. and then the anchor compares what he calls, ancient u.s. voting technology with soviet era vending machines. >> state television is direct extension of >> reporter: the editor and chief of the moscow times. what does the kremlin want to put in russian's heads? >> there is no real democracy in the were. it doesn't work. >> reporter: because democracy threatens president vladamir putin. just look at the anti-putin demonstrations demanding democracy in 2011. after vote rigging allegations in russia's parliamentary elections. and when then-secretary of state hillary clinton said she had saw it as unforgivable u.s. meddling. so for putin to hear a u.s. candidate imply america's democracy is a sham, is sweet revenge. >> this will be the opportunity to show that, hey, they have, they do the same thing. there is no difference. >> we are no worse than they are? >> yes, exactly. >> a message these ma

election the world is watching. seth doane takes a look at how other nations are covering the 2016 campaign. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: it may be america's election -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: -- but the world is watching. >> hillary clinton and donald trump so close in the polls. ? >> reporter: russia has figured prominently with allegations of hacking and trying to influence publicly court candidates. israel's prime minister has kept his options open, meeting with both. while north korea's state media indicated that country would lean trump. are people here paying more attention to this election that years past? >> yes, i think so. >> reporter: the vp of news at italy's sky tg 24. >> reporter: today, they say they're dedicating more and more air time to the campaign. >> we have two candidates that are so different. more opposed. >> reporter: and britain's sky news is promoting its coverage with a spoof. ? ? that's it's me t-r-u-m-p ? ? >> reporter: that pit the candidates against

election day. essentially we had a 3 to 5 point shift on that kind of leaning nature of the polls that we want across the board. but it was incredibly strong in the midwest. states like arizona, nevada even georgia really matched the polls. >>> it wasn't just election day on election day. we had early voting this year and in early voting, record numbers of people coming out. several million people voted early. capital bureau chief laura leslie, mark weeker and dr. joe. we were talking about the presidential race and the numbers and polling. has the science of polling changed now forever? >> it's constantly changing. it has actually changed from 2014 to now from 2012 to 2014. the biggest are we keep adding more and more you know cell callers, basically if you pollster that doesn't clawed cell phones any more you are mostly discounted. and we are getting better at internet polling. i think the take away, the things we are going to be working on over the next few months are that in states like michiga

and those decisions will be made by the president-elect and the vice president-elect. and we had a large transition meeting today. we're going to continue to have those meetings going forward. but here's the good news for the american people -- we have a team of over 100 people working since -- those numbers, working since after the convention in july to prepare for a potential trump presidency. they've been working everyday. we're ready for what we call day next which is november 9, today, the day after the election. and so, you know, we're ready with a whole variety of things, not just personnel. we're reviewing the current agencies in the government so we know we can go into january 20 and allow the president-elect and the vice president-elect to hit the ground running. >> was he in your meetings today? >> he was not. the vice president-elect was but he was not. >> are you going to rely on the established gop bench or are you going to rely on the team that got donald trump to the dance including and up to steve bannon? >> yes, we're going to reach out to everyone, i

we know that this election exposed very serious divisions in our country: and it's up to all of us, elected leader, it zens now to come together and focus on our common challenges. and our common opportunities. >> sarah: it was a historic night. it is country choosing a man that has never held elected office ever before. >> kris: we have more on this historic win and what it means, alex. >> reporter: trump's climb to the oval office began in june of last year. the republican nomination and even fights with trump's own party. today the nation's newspapers headlining the upset. donald trump will become the first person since dwight eisenhower to have never held office before becoming president-elect. and he did it all along, battling members of his own party. even criticizing john mccain who was once a prisoner of war. >> i think he may owe an apology to the those who have sacrificed in conflict. >> here is what i know. donald trump is a phony. a fraud. his promises are asless as a degree from trump university. >> reporter: trump began his campaign in june of 2015 from trump tower in new york

a tight race for election day. hillary clinton and donald trump are in a dead heat in several key battleground states. early voting ends. the johnson county au ahead of election day. " it's the final countdown.to the presidential election. i'm samantha-jo roth in new york city. i'll introduce you to staff members of both campaigns. who have stood by their candidates through the entire process." good tuesday morning! it's 5 o'clock on november 8th. here's

mandate they gave president-elect trump get them done. lou: i heard a member of your leadership talking about it, pp -- tpp, saying it is not dead, i hear your conference talking about maybe we could do something with white house on immigration. is this crazy lame duck session? >> no, there is -- i see no, that should not happen, no tpp, no immigration deal either. we better not do a big spending package like has been in other end of calendar year. lou: there are wild eye folks in your leadership. >> we getter better not do a big omnibus, maybe a short-term spending meure too get to next year, we could reduce spending imagine that that has to be focus. focus. >> congressman always good to talk with you. >> thank you, lou. lou: congressman jim jordan. ford ceo doubled down on moving small car production from united states to mexico. what kind of day is this? he said that despite fact that president-elect trump proposed putting 35% tax or tariff on vehicles built and imported to this country from mexico, right now united states imports unde

he wants to run up the score for her before election day. because on election day, democrats. this is the last day of early voting here in florida. including most of the big population centers. make no mistake, chuck, looking like another heart-stopping election day in florida. >> sure does. thanks very much. finally, our final stop on the map this morning, it's actually usually first stop of any presidential candidate, it's in the great primary city of manchester, new hampshire, where we find our own andrea mitchell who has been covering hillary clinton for andrea, what do you got? >> reporter: this is not the way hillary clinton wanted to finish up. her plan to end on a positive note got upended by the fbi letter, forcing her to fight back. for the past week, everywhere we have gone with her, she has been reminding voters of every thing donald trump has said. tomorrow night, the clinton campaign will take two minutes. they are paying for a commercial on nbc primetime and on cbs. they're hoping to reach 20 million people. inclusive america. they are making it as we speak. it'

special election -- pre-election sunday of andrea mitchell reports in manchester, new hampshire. tomorrow, live in philadelphia, pennsylvania. follow us online. hallie jackson is up next right here on msnbc. >> thanks for the breaking news. congratulations to craig and lindsay. that's fantastic. hi, everybody, i'm hallie jackson. well, check out your screen. any moment we are expecting to hear from mike pence, from donald trump, each in separate battleground states in what is as you take a look at the mike pence event, a blistering final 48 hours. trump's blitz includes stops in pennsylvania. but also kind of a head scratcher, blue minnesota. he has more on his plate than hillary clinton who has three stops today, seven total including tomorrow. here she is in philadelphia emphasiemfif a ing a vote femphasizing a vot a vote for the legacy of president obama. >> this election is about doing everything we can to stop the movement to destroy president obama's legacy. >> we have it covered from every angle. look at all the angles, all the states, coast to coast across the country. we

. >> it is election day, 2016. a special edition of "early today" starts right now. >> good election tuesday, everyone, i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> and i'm frances rivera. it is game day. election day is upon us. it's been 18 months in the making. this morning, millions of americans prepare to head to the polls to pick our nation's 45th president, just hours after trump and clinton wrapped up their final campaign events in michigan and north carolina. it has been 510 days since donald trump rode down his fifth avenue trump tower escalator to announce his candidacy for president. and 575 days since hillary clinton released her video announcing her second run for the white house. and hillary clinton returned home after a grueling 24 hours of campaigning before she goes to cast her own ballot. and moments ago, tim kaine became the first of the candidates to cast his vote, appearing at his local precinct in richmond, virginia. it all came to a head as the campaigns held their final rallies. trump in michigan, and clinton a

so we can say that they want to be protesting president-elect trump's election or some of the thingsect trump might have said on the campaign trail, but there's always an underlying issue. there's something called the root of the problem or the root of the issue, and once we are able to get to that, then we can have a real serious conversation. i think that's what president-elect trump was trying to do on the campaign. i think that's why people responded to him in kind, and i think that's how he's going to lead, by making america great again not just for republicans but for everyone, especially the protesters in orlando -- i'm sorry, in portland, oregon, and across the country. >> simone, stand by for one minute. everyone stand by. with us on the phone is sergeant pete simpson, the public information officer for the portland police bureau. sergeant simpson, thanks so much for being with us. give us a sense of what's going on the streets of portland right now. your police department has declared this a riot. >> caller: yeah, we're still out in downtown portland addressing a crowd of r

>> the election?e he is going to make american great again. >> pro america and you're from iraq? >> i'm from iraq. >> you think trump will be good for iraq? >> yes, it is good because he told the truth. it is good in iraq. >> you said the majority had the same sentiment? >> yeah, i think most people do. you know, certainly the u.s. soldiers we have been with, you know, we have been here two weeks now. we covered just about every part of the country we possibly could. the kurds like president trump, they are looking to having the chance to chat with him about the future of what is going on here. the young soldiers that we have been with, he believes in it. the controversy is not over here. they're looking forward to a trump administration. >> dr. gorka, obviously trump is inheriting a mess, and that's isis. i mean the fact we pulled out and cities that americans fought, bled and died for, mosul and ramadi and tikrit and p fallujah, we now have to fight over them again because this president didn't stay

>>> it's finally here, election day 2016. both presidential candidates are back home morning after a late night of campaigning in the battleground states. >> and the first results are already in, we'll tell you who has the early lead after a tiny town in new hampshire voted at midnight. >> plus the importance of florida in the race for the white house, why america will be watching how we vote and why every vote in the bay area is so important. >>> good morning p.m. and welcome to news channel 8 today. >> thanks for joining us on this have complete coverage for you throughout the day. >>> good morning. no issues as far as the weather is concerned going out to the polls whether this morning or throughout the day, just a few high, thin clouds. a little cooler this time than yesterday. brandon down to 57 degrees right now. dade city at 60, lakeland, 61. the afternoon high only 2 degrees above the average of 80. so that' 2016 election and temperatures will fall to 65 degrees. so coming up i'll have an 8-day temperature trend and l

there is no election stress. there is election talk. people are allowed to choose or red ball. because if there is one way to relieve stress, especially election stress, hitting at the range. >> i'm tired of all the arguing. >> judy and her coworkers took their stress out on the range. >> the bays are filled with people. many off work or out of school because of the election. they're trying to focus on something else. >> on facebook or social media, anything. >> it's the same story from bay to bay here. >> you want to go in and be really positive and look forward to making that vote and unfortunately it just wasn't the case this year. >> they're trying to escape the negativity of this election. >> work out some energy and some frustration. imagine the ball is one of the candidates. >> judy has her hands full. you know it's bad when she'd ra graders than watch more election coverage. >> they say less bad words. >> they're a few years from being able to vote. >> it's not the best election in the past years. >> i think this election is pretty crazy and out of hand. >> these kids a

linda persons is in election court.ncluding complaintses against the hillary fraud protection team saying they are illegally casting votes. he says his task force fielded 68 calls, none are legitimate fraud. we have no founded complaintses of intimidation or voter fraud. >> williams responded to a viral video of a person following a vanna allegedly busing workers to the polls. >> there is nothing illegal about taking people to vote. the turnout for this election is higher than normal and not a single arrest is made or claim substantiated. >> we are here to ensure that every philadelphian can do so un unincumbers or harassed. >> they received 10 calls about machine malfunctions but no calls about someone voting that is not a resident. there should be no call to call the results of this election into question. >> wendy thank you. this is an especially exciting day for first time voters, "action news" stopped by temple university in north philadelphia. where students were walking around wearing their i voted stickers and m

election integrity is paramount. we take all accusations of voter fraud very seriously, and to me, that's what was most troublesome of the tweets yesterday. significant allegations with no proof, no evidence. if you have it, team trump, bring it. >> hacking is one thing, but old voter rolls, or people who are dead, still on the voter rolls, at the wrong address. it seems like that is an issue around the country. >> so two things. number one, in california, we have just recently consolidated 58 independent voter registration databases, county by county, into one statewide voter register database. so we're at the most accurate of our voter roll than we have been in a long, long time. but there's always this accusation or allegation of, well, something could happen. someone could vote erroneously. that's very different than someone actually doing it. if there's anybody that has proof or evidence of voter fraud, we would love to investigate it, please come forward. but short of that, i think it's irresponsible and frankl

anthony's grave on this election day. the cemetery is expecting more people than usual since this is the first election where a woman stickers and messages near her gravesite. the cemetery will stay open late this year. >>> before we go one last look at our forecast today. lauryn? >> we have wonderful conditions out there. temperatures in the low 60s. right now. we'll top out to right around 70. looking good for your election day, just wonderful conditions, plenty of sunshine and, again, a few clouds building in late temperatures again upper 60s where they're going to top out with cloud cover later on this evening. as for your ten day forecast, 68 degrees. a few showers as we get into tomorrow morning. now go ahead and bring that umbrella with you. we won't see the showers until after midnight. veterans day looking good. saturday and sunday cooling down quite a bit. e're fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to b

why are we so far in the minority and why since 2010 have we been losing election cycle after election cycle. there is no accountability from leadership. this is not personal against nancy pelosi. i like her very much. i think she has done great things for the democratic caucus. these are great things. but now in 2016, we need new leadership. we need a new voice. and i think that tim represents that voice and he can be a great leader. >> well, there's leadership issues as you've spelled out and also just sort of on the ground grassroots. what do you think that democrats got wrong during this election certainly and in the past? why aren't democrats connecting more with working class voters? >> well, you know tim ryan has a very clear message. he thinks and has said that he believes that the democratic party has become a coastal party. california and new york. we need to be talking to people in ohio and michigan and minnesota and pennsylvania. and all across the country. and that's a message that we did not have in this election and we need to hear what the voters have said. we cannot do

president-elect trump and vice president-elect pence hunkered down this weekend to interview cab dates for top positions in their new administration. >> we're seeing tremendous talent, people that, as i we will make america great again. >> dickerson: but will they? not everyone is so sure. friday night mr. pence received an unexpected message while attending a performance of the music hamilton. >> we, sir, we are a diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. >> dickerson: we'll talk to vice president-elect pence about that and get an update on mr. trump's cabinet pick. kentucky senator rand paul is threatening to block some ask him why. we'll also hear from democratic congressman keith ellison, one democrat trying to reshape his party. and what are the policy challenges ahead for mr. trump and a republican congress? we've assembled a panel of experts to explore. plus we'll honor our friend, the legendary journalist gwen ifill. it's all ahead on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. preside

since the election. governor, welcome back to "fox congratulations, sir. >> thank you, chris. great to be back. couldn't be more honored and humbled to have the opportunity to serve with president-elect donald trump and to see the energy that he's brought, the leadership he's brought to this effort since literally hours after the election was called has been truly inspiring. >> as we just reported, the president-elect met with a wide range of people yesterday, everyone from mitt romney to michelle so far the people that he has appointed have all been loyalists and frankly all white men. my question, sir, is will we see a diversity of opinion in the trump administration, and frankly, will we see a diversity of gender and race? >> well, clearly the president-elect is a man who knows his mind, knows where he wants to take this country. he laid out an agenda to make america great again, to have america standing tall in the economy. he's going to surround himself with men and women from diverse backgrounds wh

trump on election night. reporter: does the birther issue, at all? sec. earnest: i am not aware that it did. i am not aware that it did. george. reporter: speaking of the fishbowl, as the new team looks to name its press secretary, committed division director, what advice would you give them generally on press relations and specifically, on pools? sec. earnest: i'm not sure they will be interested in all that much advice for me and that is ok. i stand ready to provide whatever advice is sought. the first thing i would tell them is that you guys are bunch of softies. [laughter] sec. earnest: i wouldn't say that. unfortunately, that is not true. what i would tell them is that they have a responsibility to communicate with the right at -- the white house press corps. the white house press corps has a protection -- constitutionally protected function to hold power accountable. is something that you and your news organizations devote significant time and resources to. there's a lot of expertise in this room. there

kennedy was 43 years old when elected, and ronald reagan was 69 years old when he was elected.who would be -- if hillary -- can >> donald trump. >> she's not even letting me finish. >> i think we should have a rule where you have to get the question out. >> no. in what game show is that? >> this is not "jeopardy." >> so do you want to complete the answer? >> if the candidates ran, who would be the oldest of the two, donald trump, and he would be the new oldest president ever elected. >> yes. >> exactly. he's 70 years old. we're moving on to question number two. i'm not sure who won that round. who was the first divorced president? >> reagan. >> there you go. kendis won that. >> see, i waited until she was finished. i gave you several seconds to wait around, and still -- >> oh, please. >> if donald trump wins, he'll be the -- >> playing the violin. >> the first quadrupled divorce president. >> twice. >> okay. twice. >> pretty close. >> facts. >> pop quiz question number three. only two presidents have won 49 of 50 states. >> reagan. >> who were they? >> reagan one? >> which year

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