her less confident of georgia.ne of the states where if she had been expanding the map at the end of this campaign instead of explaining her fbi controversy and development, something they were thinking about going into. they believe those 16 electoral votes are out of reach. they barely advertised there. they did not travel there at all. one senior democratic advisor said maybe next time georgia will come into play but not this time. >> georgia a state that i believe barack obama lost by only five points. it's been a state the republicans have been thought to be trending democratic. and sara murray is just a few blocks away at trump campaign headquarters. what are the trump campaign officials tell you. >> reporter: the trump campaign knows that northern virginia, the d.c. suburbs are not turning out today to make america great again. virginia is not a central part of the electoral college strategy. they have been encouraged to see a tightening in the policy there and know really only hope is to run up the score in

talk about georgia. georgia voted for bill clinton once in 1992, but it is a red state.mographically speaking there have been shifts there. but this number, donald trump up by just a point on the friday before election day? >> yeah, there have been some significant demographic shifts in georgia. yes, historically it goes red, but there are a lot of black voters, a lot of college students, a lot of women, especially in the urban cores like atlanta, and things are not as big in trump's favor as historically has been the case for republican candidates. >> and he needs georgia to win the white house. >> oh, yes. >> and a bunch of other states. >> but it is interesting, no one is going to georgia, at least we know of in the next three days. i don't think, you know, they're second or third level surrogates going to georgia over the next days. that indicates maybe the campaigns don't see it in playwright now. >> i think he'll get georgia. >> yeah, think trump will end up with georgia. just interesting to see it this close this late. eugene, great to have you with us. thanks so

what about georgia.asically what michigan may turn into for trump, is georgia going to turn into that for clinton? is georgia going to be the north carolina of 2020? we'll find out tonight. and then, of course, virginia and indiana. the question here is these are lean reds and lean blue states. how fast do we call them? how quickly do we get there? that will tell you the length of this night. you need to keep it right here on msnbc all night, because there's always races to cover, even through the morning. it's an historic election. williams, maddow and mathews pick up our coverage right now. >>> our country doesn't win anymore. we're going to start winning again. >> if you work in america, you ought to be able to get ahead in america. >> i'm not a politician. my only special interest is you. >> i will never, ever quit on you. >> we will make america great again. >> america's best days are stale ahe ahead of us. >> today is our independence day. >> let's make history together! >> get out and vote! >> let

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he ran, he lost georgia by five. it was also 30% that night. however, the good news for democrats here, it's not only that the black share of the vote hasn't gone down, it's this. 10% of the electorate in georgia tonight is either latino or asian or they identify as other. all of these groups are voting overwhelmingly for the democrats. eight years ago, the last time we had an exit poll in georgia, the share of the vote for these voters was only 5%. so it's doubled in eight years. georgia is state where the black population is rising, but also the latino population and the asian population is rising. and you can see, that is helping hillary clinton. eight years ago, barack obama lost by five points. right now, we're saying too close to call. hillary clinton can credit those gains to these voters. >> all right, steve kornacki, over at the board, thanks and to our panel, the question, what have we learned so far. >> well, georgia's close. it's going to be a very rough night at trump tower. >> what do you make of gene's

it includes georgia. georgia is a red state. there is a new wall street journal poll which has him up by one point. >> and there is an issue of urban versus rural. there are people voting for donald trump. atlanta has black voters, brown voters, women voters and millennial voters. they are concerned about the issues that hillary clinton is speaking about. they are getting on board with her. >> i don't see georgia on the candidates schedules. >> no less issue for tal kopan whom we will talk about in the next hour. there are people out there and tal suggested the clinton campaign is so big, you don't see everything they're doing. the top line surrogates. >> so many top line surrogates. >>> hillary clinton has three stops in less than eight hours today. pittsburgh, detroit and cleveland. cleveland with jay-z. they are trying to get out the early vote in ohio. they are handing out tickets in a place where you can early vote for that event. the creative ways the campaigns are trying to rack up votes. this is a day after hillary clint

chris, what's different in georgia this time around?orter: well, the african-american vote is outperforming what we're seeing in a lot of other states. craig, i've gone to the red states where the clinton campaign thought they were making progress and could even win places like texas and utah where that gap has widened and places like arizona with time and energy but it's here in georgia where it's too close to call and where this polling place has been very busy. maxine daniels is director here. how many people today? >> we expect 4,000 to 5,000 people in this building alone and 20,000 across the county. >> reporter: you have been very busy. how does this compare especially in heavily african-american counties and this county is 57% african-american. make the comparison to 2008. how does your turnout compare day-to-day? do you know? >> day-to-day is hard to compare but overall, we expect the same numbers to 2008. >> reporter: what do you attribute that to? >> the fact that this is an election where there's no incumbent president and we

except the state of georgia. >> . just as i say that. georgia has been called for trump. >> . at this point. clinton needs to win out. or it's president elect trump. >> . thosepredicts a landslide for clinton. that did not happen. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get fooled by a cut rate network. verizon gives you tons of data without all the restrictions. with no surprise overages. as you might imagine. social media has been on fire. for the last few hours. with what's been going on. we aretracking it all. >> . trump has been told to take it easy on the tweets tonight. >> . is it happening. >> . it is truly amazing. the amount of tweets we are seng clinton reminding voters if they are in line before the polls close. of course

and witness the georgia miracles.m a preacher, somebody has to bring in the water. these people behind me are bringing in the water, our congregation showed up in a powerful way over the last few weeks. >> yes. this is ebeneezer's votes. i asked people who already voted to stand up on sunday and most of the congregation already voted. >> reporter: you think 90% so far? >> that's right, you are shaming the 10% that have been voting. >> i am shame lessly shaming people in the voting. it is that important. >> reporter: it is a one point race. what is it going to take in our mind for hillary clinton to pull it out which is what you want. >> we are in the margins of error. i think we can win, georgia is a blue state. we need people to believe and act on it. the signs so far are great. in 2012, we saw 1.6 million early voters. right now we are already at 2.1 million. we have not seen the full tally for today so i think the signs are good. we are seeing outstanding voter's registration and mobilization and education and that

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from atlanta, georgia, it's the montgomery family. [cheering and applause] and from marietta, georgia, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and try to drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go play "feud." give me all right, guys, here we go. we got top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, "name

and it's going to tell us what might happen, say, in georgia. this is really kind of the new democratic map runs through the south, runs through north carolina, runs through georgia. and it's moving away from ohio and pennsylvania. >> steve schmidt, same question? >> looking at florida, looking at north carolina, i think we have really clear indications of a direction of the night once we have a little bit more data from those states coming in. >> north carolina right now, obviously, president obama was able to win north carolina once, but not twice. i'm not sure that the republican party effort this year took the lessons of romney's success there to heart. it seems like trump has tried to win north carolina and not the same way that romney did. and not necessarily even appealing to the same parts of the state, with a different kind of message. is that fair to say, you think, steve? >> i think it's fair to say.

al kinical of savannah, georgia, for being named alumnus of the year. r. carter: he graduated from south carolina's prestigious military college in 1977. he returned to an vanna to work in his family's printing business. the business was originally founded by his grandfather in 1892. his hard work with the company led him to purchase it and he further developed it into the group which is now an award winning printing company that does business internationally. in addition to growing his business, he dedicates much of his time towards the savannah community. one of his many impressive community achievements includes the role of bringing the liberty mutual legends of golf, professional golf tournament, to savannah and coordinating the volunteer program. currently he's serving as president of the brigadier foundation of the citadel where his positive efforts are being felt throughout the foundation and the rest of the college. congratulations, we're proud of you in savannah, georgia. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman

there is a poll showing that georgia was in play which was kind of surprising. is something of a shift. i think it is not lets pour it on or really crush him. i think it is what's win. >> i think definitely we have seen a change. new hampshire is a good example. they thought new hampshire was put away. new hampshire is a toss. >> not that they think they're going to lose michigan. it is closer at the press this morning at 4-point. >> and a bigger margins for obama in 2008. they're making sure that michigan does not slip away. >> this is wondering if we are in a surprise that cuts both ways on election night. there are states like michigan that we were not talking about. and colorado, we are looking at nail biters and stays like georgia and arizona, the map, maybe just overall, the map changes in a way we have not seen in a while. >> i think one factor of the clinton campaign is doing is the margin in the states, if there is a senate seat and she will wins it by two-points. she may not have brought out enough democrats to bring along a candidate who's challenging

in georgia we know that's a tactic. we are pushing back on it. >> he hasn't said go to polls and scare african-american voters away. in those words. he has talked about monitoring and encouraging different poll monitoring, et cetera. do you see that as the same kind of voter intimidation? is it de facto intimidation to you? >> not only i have seen it that way but a federal judge. there's always been code language to describe this type of voter intimidation. that's the reason the republican party has been under a consent order sense the 198. when they talk about poll monerring to they mean unqualified people standing at polls to scare people away. they target communities that are unlikely to vote republican. in america that means african-american communities. then you use donald trump's coded language -- not even coded. he talks about the inner cities or those places or those communities. he's talking about black voters. >> so what do you do? >> we are having across the state of georgia we have more than 180 poll watcher

spending time here in georgia. but i tell you, with the religious leaders and others, students, organizers going to churches yesterday. i think people will be at the polls on tuesday. >> all right. congressman john lewis joining us on a very busy and very important day on this election eve. great to see you, congressman. appreciate it. >> good to see you. thank you. >>> down to the wire. president obama makes one last blitz through several swing states to stump for hillary clinton. my colleague chris jansing is about 35 miles northeast of here in durham. hey there, chris. >> reporter: hey, battleground new hampshire. what's going on? bernie sanders and non-college educated whites. i'll explain when we come back live from the university of new hampshire right after this. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contracts or employment agreements. legalzoom's network of

and the georgia government, we only had one agency responsible. this is the kind of change that would be made. and it would be a tremendous benefit in long range planning and tight budget iing, sthafg taxpayers money, cutting back on bureaucratic waste, the authority and responsibility of employees and giving them a better opportunity tond and control the government. >> i think the record should show, mr. newman, that the bureau of sencensus, we checked just yesterday, indicates that in the four years that governor carter was governor of the state of georgia, expenditures by the government went up over 50%. employees of the government of georgia during his term went up over 25%, and the figures also show that the bonded indebtedness of the state of georgia during his governorship went up over 20%. and there was some very interesting testimony given by governor carter's successor, governor busby, before a senate committee, a few months ago. how he found the medicaid program when he came into office following governor carter. he testified, he says h

they always take it for granted and georgia knows this well. if we start talking about weakening sanctions rather than adding sanctions. we're sending the wrong message. >> okay. we have another question in the back there. >> hi, ben perkins, my question is how do countries that are not directly engaged in what the u.s. and russia are doing, how do they stlu sort of stalemate that we've had? not really any movement in the last few years and my worry is that we just look like morons because, you know, that's my question. >> david and lena, let me turn to you first. and phrase the question this way, other countries are getting on with business, is that not leaving us out and isn't aid approach where we say we're containing but we're keeping ourselves out actually help russia make the problem worse. >> look, it depends on which countries we're talking about. i don't think a lot of countries like the idea that the united states and russia are in the state of relations that we are right now. i don't like the fact that we're in the state of relations

kasim reed. >> welcome to georgia. >> reporter: always good to be here. one percent separates donald trump from hillary clinton. what's the difference? >> i think focus right now. remaining calm. everybody i know is working on delivering a strong turnout and we've all. >> reporter: so it's ground game? >> yes, ground game and remaining calm and not being disturbed by the environment. >> reporter: you were concerned a month ago. you said that this campaign, the clinton campaign and you're a surrogate for them needs to put more money and more resources in. i'm not seeing millions of dollars of ads on the air. are you worried if you lose, that was why? it was a strategic mistake? >> right now, i think we can win it. all we're focused on is winning. i made a strong case for more resources. they put about a million dollars in in television. but i think what's really important right now is this is organic. it's real. it's not forced. in fulton county, the largest county in the state, they've got 24 different polling locations open and they've been having robust

georgia leans right. but no numbers in at all from the state of georgia. indiana, though, a different story. in the state of indiana, if we roll forward, we have 6% of the vote already coming in. and the reason that we have this much is because of early voting, mail-in ballots and the rest. we already have a call here. the fox news decision desk projects donald trump will win the state of indiana. absolutely no surprise. solid republican and has been. so 11 electoral votes go to donald trump. that's the beginning. then there's south carolina, no call yet in south carolina a traditionally red state without any question. fox news does project that donald trump will win the bluegrass state of kentucky. we've just called this from the decision team. 8% of all the votes in. but it's clear based on the statistical analysis of the different counties and districts throughout the state of kentucky, donald trump will win this. he's winning by close to 35 points. that gives donald trump the electoral vote from the state of kentucky. that's eight electoral votes for h

look at georgia. georgia is too close to call for two reasons. you have a huge cache of democratic african-american voters that democrats started registering. they started going after them and really turning them out. the second thing is that you have hispanic movement into georgia. georgia is becoming more diverse. so what's happening is red blerk is redder, blue america is bluer but they're in the same state. >> but even if they're purple states like north carolina, they're still balkanized. >> thank you for mentioning north carolina. we've just changed our designation in north carolina. can we get there? we'll get there this way. we had north carolina too early. we're now in too close to call. there's those blue blues and those red reds that mr. schmidt was talking about. we're over the halfway mark, 61% of the vote in. a difference of 68 and change just north of 68,000 votes. it's that time of the evening where these states can become calls. we're watching them, we're going to leave you, though not that fast, for a commercial break. we'll be

interesting, georgia was an early closing tonight, but in georgia, less than half of the vote is in. >> 45%. >> 45% of that vote is in. in new hampshire, even less. in new hampshire we've got less than a third of the vote in. in pennsylvania, we've got barely over a quarter of the vote in. so a number of these states, the too close to call is the headline here, but watching the proportion of that vote come in, it's really important. >> in pennsylvania, i just talked to governor rendell and i've been following the philadelphia political machine there. bob brady, the boss of the machine, told me he could bring in a 450,000 plurality of the city. he's getting 450 and 300,000 from the four suburban areas. it looks like they're going to sweep pennsylvania so the firewall is holding for clinton. through the old politics and machine politics and the suburban advantage she has among women especially. i think whatever else happens south of pennsylvania, pennsylvania is probably going to be the firewall that holds. >> right now pennsylvania -- even though there's only a quarter of the vote in,

this is georgia. in georgia, it is still too close to call, but you can see, we have less than 1% in. though you see a 50-point spread there, that is not at all how this night is going to be. less than 1%, the numbers mean almost nothing. georgia is a very different city in midtown atlanta that it is in the rural areas of the peach state. depending on where they're coming for just a little while. the state of south carolina, still too close to call. less than 1% in in the state of south carolina. big picture now. four states are called. let's look at the electoral count for the night. you have to have 270 votes in the electoral college to win this night or any night in presidential elections. right now, donald trump has 24. secretary clinton has three. it's a long way toward 270. another big thing we'll be for the united states senate. watching two races in states that have already closed. fox news projects the ohio republican rob portman will hang onto his seat against the democratic former governor

this smokey haze is expected to stay in the atlanta area and north georgia throughout thursday. the city's about 80 miles south of the rough ridge fire, the largest blaze in the south. >>> also in georgia in atlanta, a dad could spend the rest of his life in prison after being convictsed of murdering his own son. jurors found justin ross harris get of all counts of leaving a child in a a hot car. his attorneys say they'll of stressed out parents watching the trial, something uncomfortably relatable to the claim he accident hi left his son in the hot suv where 22 month old cooper harris died in 2014. >> we find the man guilty. >> reporter: a jury in georgia sides with parents who never understand how this father forgot his son. harris sat stone faced as he was convicted of murder, cruelty to children and other charges likely going to they dlikt for more than three days and asked for this police station video where he and his now wife were going over the story. she told jurors she, too, believe harris forgot to drop the son off today care. >> he must have forgot. >> reporter: work

we talked about georgia, the polls closing 34 minutes ago -- not georgia, virginia.e with hillary clinton did that affect those voters in the state of virginia? 61% said it did bother them. 37% saying it did not bother them. so that is virginia. i'm going to get to georgia in the next hour. north carolina and immigration, lou, you were talking about that. chomping at the bits to jump into the show. take a look at this. in north carolina immigrants to the united states, do they help the country, hurt the country? take a look at this. 65% said they help the country. remember, north carolina has more of electorate when it comes to the voting bloc that college educated, graduate educated. those are business owners, 29% saying it hurts the country. tonight move onto the state of ohio. you were also talking, lou, with laura about the state of ohio. take a look when it comes to the job situation in ohio, manufacturing, activity, loss of jobs in ohio and the car sector. 38% saying job situation is better. 27 saying it's worth. 35% say it's the same. why do you think it's int

georgia tech said let us have it. marshall 53 yard. 30-7 georgia tech yellowjackets. virginia tech trying to get back in. north carolina still alive. >> adam: that's right. big 10 blow out city. ohio state as j.t. barrett is the big 10's all time leader in penn state it was not a breeze. mcsorely with 3 total touchdowns. indiana shut down barkley. penn state gets the win. wisconsin 48-3 the final over illinois. on top of the big 10 west. minnesota and nebraska facing off tonight as well. part of that 3-way tie. and b.j., foreman. >> brian: on a roll lost the game. >> adam: and a big win over mountain union snapping their winning streak. crazy stuff there. oklahoma perfect in big 12 action. that will do it for us this week. we thank you for watching the jeep post game show. here's what is coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday, it's the home depot sec on cbs. missouri visiting tennessee. with "college football today." the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow. it starts at noon eastern with the nfl today. have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,

georgia tech said let us have it. marshall 53 yard. 30-7 georgia tech yellowjackets. virginia tech trying to get back in. north carolina still alive. >> adam: that's right. big 10 blow out city. ohio state as j.t. barrett is the big 10's all time leader in penn state it was not a breeze. mcsorely with 3 total touchdowns. indiana shut down barkley. penn state gets the win. wisconsin 48-3 the final over illinois. on top of the big 10 west. minnesota and nebraska facing off tonight as well. part of that 3-way tie. and b.j., foreman. lost the game. >> adam: and a big win over mountain union snapping their winning streak. crazy stuff there. oklahoma perfect in big 12 action. that will do it for us this week. we thank you for watching the jeep post game show. here's what is coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday, it's the home depot sec on cbs. coverage begins at 3 eastern with "college football today." the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow. it starts at noon eastern with the nfl today. have a great evening and enjoy sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? brunch? but

georgia tech said let us have it. marshall 53 yard. 30-7 georgia tech yellowjackets. virginia tech trying to get back in. north carolina still alive. >> adam: that's right. big 10 blow out city. ohio state as j.t. barrett is the big 10's all time leader in penn state it was not a breeze. mcsorely with 3 total touchdowns. indiana shut down barkley. penn state gets the win. wisconsin 48-3 the final over illinois. on top of the big 10 west. minnesota and nebraska facing off tonight as well. part of that 3-way tie. and b.j., foreman. >> brian: on a roll lost the game. >> adam: and a big win over mountain union snapping their winning streak. crazy stuff there. oklahoma perfect in big 12 action. that will do it for us this week. we thank you for watching the jeep post game show. here's what is coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday, it's the home depot sec on cbs. missouri visiting tennessee. with "college football today." the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow. it starts at noon eastern with the nfl today. have a great evening and enjoy >> protesters have been marching after a

i didn't waste the taxpayers' money when i was governor of georgia. we need somebody in washington who hasn't been there the last 25 or 30 years, to weed out unnecessary programs, to save money, to give our people a sense that we have a government that is well-run, that we can meet their needs, and that we also can let the people be part of the decisionmaking process. the election is almost here. i hope that none of you will be discouraged. it's not part of the american character to avoid a tough fight or avoid answering a tough question. i hope to take office to start leading this country toward the things that we want. the answers won't come easy. the promises i've made have been very cautious, and i'm going to keep them. because i believe that the people, the congress and i want the same things. but the election is right on us. that's when you and all the people of this country will have a part to play. so participate. help me, if you will. together, we can restore the greatness we've lost and prove once again that we still live in the most wonderf

and look at where georgia originated.hat was a much tighter race and they shaded it pink on the notion it wasn't such a republican lock. what do you think right now? >> no, i think that georgia is going to go the right way and they're going to go republican across the board. johnny isaacson, a great senator is going to be reinvited into the -- into the senate. and i think that many members of the house like tom price are going to get re-elected as well. so i think georgia -- >> in other words you are not worried there is going to be this whole clinton wave that takes the white house, takes the senate, threatens the house, you are not buying that? >> no, let me tell you, neil, i sell -- i'm a retailer, i sell hammers. what the hell do i know about the election. you know, you're sitting there, you are looking at the charts, i get all of my information from your show so whatever you know, i know. >> well you say you sell hammers. are you still actively involved in home depot? >> no. no, no. >> because they said you are not a

from atlanta, georgia, it's the montgomery family. [cheering and applause] and from marietta, georgia, it's the bonner family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and try to drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go play "feud." give me all right, guys, here we go. we got top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, "name something of yours it would be fun to make your man wear but only in the bedroom." casey: her panties. steve: her panties. pass or play? casey: we're going to play. steve: they're going to play. casey, how you doing, man? casey: how you doing there, steve? steve: good, good. why did they make you the captain, casey? casey: well, number one, you know, god blessed me to be such a charming individual. steve: oh, that's it? casey: you know, looks, that's just a natural thing, you know. i mean, it was inevitable. i mean--i mean--i mean, what else? what else could i be? steve: who the hell else were they going to make the captain? casey: yeah, i me

we have a crash new georgia avenue. the fog may be improving the boy we have some accidents out here from king street headed north. with one overturned on eastbound 32, only the left lane is squeezing by in howard county. loop, to left lanes blocked after georgia avenue, closer to connecticut avenue. tying up your commute headed west. metro is checking in your medical center. the red line a single tracking because of the disabled train and you will find them single tracking where we had a deer struck on the red line. another traffic watch in the next 10 minutes. over to you, larry. larry: a mixed bag in tennessee. on the left side of your screen this is live radar. finally some rain coming in as people deal with these devastating wildfires. look at how strong those storms are. new here this morning, the potential for lightning strikes. at least 14 fires are burning in the area. three people are dead, 14 more are heard as officials are damaged or destroyed with new numbers this morning. we know that 14,000 people have be

>> yeah, certainly is welcome to hazy smoky atlanta, georgia. we're some 100 miles away from but we are feeling the effects from smoke that is being blown to the metro area. number offing, this particular stretch that we're in right now is under a code red quality alert because of smoke that's being brought in from these thousands of acre that have gone up in flames. these wildfires and their dozens of them have consumed some 20 to 30,000 acres they've burning for a month north carolina another 40,000 acre that have also been consumed by wildfires. as you mention firefighters are doing everything they can to put out the blaze. but they acknowledge it's going to take some time and in fact we're hearing it could as long as christmas before all of these fires are in fact extinguished real problem we're not getting any rain we're under an extreme sdrouth situation. that is only making matters air quality, they are calling for people to stay inside if at all possible make sure you keep and cars. make sure you have plenty of medicine, especially if yo

>> you may not think that georgia is the place to go be --? but you are wrong. this is georgia. the country of the state. >> it has to be the country. >> take a look around! >> this is georgia, the country, bordering turkey and a couple of snowboarders are about to go down here and told this area is not known for avalanches. mean, dude, bring it on. >> they haven't had one for years. >> snow the whole mountain moves. >> hang on, buddy. hang on. scoot over! the whole mountain breaks away and slide off to meet him and he manages to not get caught up. >> excuse me. pardon me. >> hang on a second. look how lucky he is. they did because look what just left there. >> jagged rocks. >> everywhere. >> over to british columbia, snowmobilers. this person kinkering around and not doing anything extreme or extraordinary. having fun playing around. there are other people out in this vast wide open space to play. >> wait a minute, nick. you just said vast wide open space. there are other people? what could possibly happen here? >> the one spot where this rider decided to goose the throttle jus

. >> happened this morning in southeast georgia. this is the news across america for you tonight at 6:30. u.s. deputy marshal commander patrick cruthers went to a trailer park to arrest a dangerous fugitive. he shot him twice. deputies fired back killing the service. >>> a zoo barrier for a gorilla did not meet safety standards. harambe was shot in may for the boy's safety when a boy fell in. prior to the boy's fall, no one has raised any concerns. the zoo has made the barrier taller now. also, added surveillance cameras to the enclosure. >>> a grandmother in arizona setting an extra place at her table this accidentally inviting a total stranger to thanksgiving beginner. wanda dench sent a group text to her family detailing the holiday plans. one responded who is this and asked for a picture to verify it was grandma. >> i was thinking that is strange. so i took a selfie at work. i texted him the picture and waited for a response and i got a text back from somebody i don't know who said you are not [ laughter ] >> the wrong number be

georgia, sir.. we all from georgia. hello, courtney. you ought knowowettet. these folks got their rights same as anybody else. this isn't georgia. boy: come on, mr. christopher. you fixin' to gully up all t t water in the world? what's the matter with him? what's the matter, sonny? mule givin' you a hard time? ristopher, he give everybody a hard time. but he's a mighty good mule. those folks you're traveling with-- e you take care of the mule, huh? everybody's got a job, sir-- mister? this here is thomas pope. they're pl to settle down in the iron river valley. this boy here-- what is he to you? why, he's with us. myi take care of him. i know all about that, ramsey. you're not the first rebel tried to get away with it. just what y'all driving at, mister? mr. lincoln freed the slaves... before you rebs murdered him. given him a home. the boy's a war orphan. mr ramsay are getting themselves some free labor, isn't that what you meme? you may be the shee, weyo, you're gonna listen till i get done talkin'. maybe yohe same about the other boy. the ramseys are takin

georgia now confirm that state's first wildfire-related death. a person died in greene county, georgia...and another person was injured...when a building fire quickly spread. coming up in the six o'clock hour of wakeup -- thinking of taking a shortcut on the stuffing this year? ..consumer reports finds out which packaged stuffing deserves a spot on your table. from the turkey, to the parties to the shopping... how americans from coast to coast are bringing in thanksgiving to spend with their families. the message from coach mike a weak area of high pressure moves over us today keeping things dry but not likely doing much for the cloud cover. we will stay overcast most of the day with just a chance for a late day sunny break. a new low moves way tonight and into friday with a chance for snow and/or rain showers. that will end early friday morning. high pressure into saturday and we should finally get a bit of sun to return for the first half of the weekend. another low arrives for later sunday and sticks around into early next week with more cold

pennsylvania and georgia. and a trio of polls show trump holding an advantage in the lively republican states of arizona and texas while running neck and neck in texas and georgia. >>> a search for a missing man after his girlfriend was found alive chained like a dog inside a metal storm container. the couple went missing in august. people in spartanburg, south, carolina, received a tip about a sex crime. well, loud banging coming from a container. that's where they found 30-year-old kayla brown. >> she's alive and well. and she is obviously traumatized. she told us she had been locked in that container for two months. >> the land owner and registered sex offender is in custody, this morning, they will search for her boyfriend whose car was found on the property. likely four bodies are buried there. so far none have been recovered. >>> howard university cancelled the rest of the soccer as they found out they were recruiting them sexual positions and nicknames. students found the behavior unacceptable. some emp

. >> and georgia. >> it's not fair at all. this is a disgrace. >> we interviewed dozens and did grilling of our own. because of our list of 100 drugs tells us anything -- tells us those who fail to look beyond the epipen fail to see any more than mere 1% of the story. >> that was reporter chris vanderveen from our station in denver. what are some of the reasons behind this? >> one of the biggest things we found is these are necessarily drugs fresh on the market. we been on the market for decades and it's only going up in price because it is a monopoly and there is no competition. one thing we will dig into as we continue is other causes and trying to tear this down. >> what happens next and what can be done. >> we want to get momentum as we can because it sounds like it will be congress that has to step up and do something right and this is a bipartisan issue. senators and representatives on both sides who want to see a fix and we get there.>> we will see that tonight at 11:00>>> mike evans said he will no longer sit for the n

georgia's closing, too. and again, this is a state, the reason democrats are so optimistic about georgia long-term, there is a rising latino population. it's still pretty small in the state. this is actually 2008, there were no exit polls there four years ago. but the size of the black population in georgia has been exploding over the last decade or two. so here's another question. eight years ago with barack obama, a turnout of blacks, the blacks were 30% of the electorate in georgia. is that number going to be up? is that number going to be the same or fall? we're looking for that in just a minute. >> steve kornacki taking advantage of some of our early exit poll information. and looking haahead to what we' going to call. >> and at the top of this hour, we are going to get virginia and georgia. 30 minutes from now, we're looking at north carolina and ohio. this is the really important stuff that we are about to get our first detail on, literally, within the next 30 seconds. >> for your own safety, we hope

wildfires in north georgia are getting dangerously close to the for all groups. it's not expected to clear up until at least thursday. >> powerful images there. medical examiner released autopsy results for keith scott, a man shot by police officers in char lcharlotte, north carolina. he was shot once in the back, once in the stomach, and once in the arm. toxicology tests found several drugs in the system like an antianxiety medication and more. scott's death spark the nights of r police main taped he had a gun. the family disputed that. the incident remains under investigation. >>> michigan police officer who displayed a confederate flag at a political rally resigned. officer michael peters was offduty when he drove the truck with the flag to the love trumps hate event. the officer still faces a criminal investigation. >>> now for our attempt at trying to make sure we all realize our politics are not as contentious as they can be because it happened, yes, lawmakers in ukraine. >> action from yesterday's session in parliament. one accusing his colleague of corrob

georgia, north carolina, south carolina and tennessee. the largest is in georgia. it has burned more than 13,000 acres. people there with houses feet from the flames saved what they could. >> i got the marching orders from the wife to come here and get the wedding pictures. that is it only able thing in the house the week couldn't replace. >> the man who organized one of the biggest issues in british history visited trump tower. he helped land the brexit. trump has compared his presidential win to the brexit decision. he says he was there is a tobu where trump was planning his presidential transition. if they met he would be the 1st british politician to meet with the future president since his victory. other world leaders said they call trump to congratulate him. >> reporter: protesters returned to the streets in several cities for the 4th day since election. thousands marched to trump hundreds of people have been arrested. one protester was shot in oregon. >>> many communities think the veterans in parades and ceremonies today. but doing just that could be a diss

you have to give georgia state credit. kept us off-balance. never got a break growing for the most part of the night. hicks. anthen to justinackson who has aweet shot here. pretty big right now. this one still in the second half. 58-42 unc on top. >>> the umc women. first quarter paris key. two of her 22 points. in the second quarter stephanie watts pulls up for she had four of those. unc rolls in the season opener 84-54. the duke women on the road with liberty. final score 98-38. >>> bryan bickell has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. he has been struggling to figure out what was going on with his body. he says this is a shock to him and to his family. he came in june. one goal for the canes. he says he hopes he can return to the ice. pretty surprising news. >>> football players are hoping to spark some change when it comes to the marijuana policy. why it could lead to solving lems within the league. would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vac