tyler hamilton says lance armstrong's adviser on doping, the italian dr.had told armstrong to take microdoses of epo to ensure he didn't test positive. usada says that in all lance armstrong paid dr. ferrari more than a million dollars for his doping advice. but on this occasion, it went wrong. >> he told me he had a positive test for epo, which was very surprising because it seemed like it was foolproof. >> my understanding is that a sample had been provided and analyzed by the laboratory and they had found that there was evidence of synthetic epo in that sample. >> while ferrari denies all allegations against him, he has been banned for life by usada. uci says tyler hamilton's claims about the 2001 test result are completely unfounded, but less than a year after the tour of switzerland, lance armstrong wrote a personal check to the uci for $25,000 and he pledged a further $100,000 in 2005. in his sworn evidence, armstrong's recollection of his donations was vague. >> you have made a contribution or donation to the uci, have you not? >> i have, yes. >> do

though tyler hamilton tells a very different story.after stage 11 of the 2000 tour de france he, lance armstrong, and kevin livingston, had their blood reinfused. everything was handled by the team's management. >> we were in this small hotel. it was pretty wild. i arrived in my room, and it was, you know, the staff had sort of prepared everything. the doctors -- there was a blood bag up taped up on the wall, hanging from the wall, and, you know, a red tube coming down, red -- a tube filled with blood coming down, and basically they injected me here. i have pretty small veins, so the one place that always worked was right there. you can see the scars today. >> reporter: tooil hamilton says the three riders lay on beds in ajoining rooms with an open door between them. >> could you see lance armstrong? >> yeah, yeah. you know, that question has been asked a lot. i saw him. i saw his bag of blood and saw it in his arm, yeah. >> reporter: they were taking a huge gamble. >> well, i'm glad we didn't get caught. i would have been -- we all wo

the crash burned trees around this fence between hamilton school on one side and dormitories at gheit @ -- gallaudet university for the deaf. so far no identification of the victim. we have asked members of the large taxicab community if they have heard of anyone missing. neither the commission are companies like this one that uses lincoln's has. a you concern? >> we are. we cannot know until we have the information. >> school staffers told us that after hours, the parking lot is a hangout for homeless people and the scene of illicit activity. area residents agree. >> people come and come back in this area. >> no word on why this cab was in the parking lot behind a close school nor what connected -- what led to someone's death. police are calling this the death investigation. the police handling this. if foul play was involved, it will be transferred to -- from major crash to homicide. >> police say they have met an arrest -- made an arrest in a home invasion robbery. the suspect is tyrane mcelrath. he is accused of attacking an 81-year-old woman who lives there. a mailman found a wom

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hamilton. good morning to you.st part concentrated over the south and the east bay, but we have slick conditions adl across the bay area. this is the kicker, take a look at your temperatures this morning. yeah, unexpected to hit 39 degrees in novato. yeah, when we just hit the 90s in some cities a couple days ago. 41 degrees to you,ç 39 in petaluma and 37 this morning in santa rosa. look at this, dpgilroy is down degrees. tomorrow morning even colder conditions. we're expecting a very, very frosty start as youç wake up sunday morning. winds have dropped off everywhere except for santa cruz where we're still sustained at 11 miles an hour. debris on the highways because it was gusty yesterday. highs today onlyç reaching the 50s. 58 in livermore today, 57 in gilroy and 56 degrees in fremont. we'll take you to that seven-day outlook. after all, you made it to friday. hi, mike. >> made it to friday, let's make it through çfriday. look at this live look. 101 northbound, you can't really tell from here, there's a lit

southbound 17 past hamilton overturn blocking two right lanes.s look at traffic app this shows highway 24 eastbound traffic spotter showing complete standstill. alternate eastbound 80 to eastbound 4 or eastbound 580. you can download this app. >>> 6:23. >> some of the day's top other stories, including three marin county daycare workers in court today after the death of a baby in their care. >>> first more election results. . >>> developing news in the east bay. alameda county firefighters looking into what caused a two-alarm house fire overnight into newark. a family was able to escape. >>> three marin county daycare workers are facing involuntary manslaughter charges following the death of a baby in their care. the owner and two of her staff were arrested two weeks after a four-month-old died. they are scheduled to appear in court today. investigators say staff waited 25 minutes for the own other to return before they called an ambulance. she instructed them to tell police she found the baby. >>> still ahead, we'll bring the opening bell on wal

but >> lewis hamilton wins the u.s. grand prix. >> ban ki moon has arrived in cairo in support of the cease- fire between israel and hamas. >> the exiled leader of hamas says they must take the first up a bit want the truce in israel. they will consider a cease-fire in israel and their attacks and the siege of gaza. >> israel has bombed building and at least 90 people have been killed and some 700 wounded since the air strikes began. >> the bombardment of gaza continues. israeli defense forces are picking targets they say it are connected to palestinian militants. the billionaire also among the latest casualties. across the border in israel, ground troops are massing in preparations for a possible invasion. israel has no mobilize and 40,000 reservists. elsewhere, diplomats are attempting to broker a ceasefire. in jerusalem, middle east peace envoy tony blair met with perez to stop the rocket attacks. >> it is clear we do not have any ambition to gain an advantage but we just want to stop the fire. >> more than 1000 rock

mount hamilton picking up an inch of snow reported.be seeing more so just be aware of that. hollister seeing rainfall. this is how it's going to be. moisture coming in. best chance along coastline. but we still have more to deal with up to north. not quite as strong as what we saw this morning. into sierra nevada snow winding down right now. this is someone's backyard. waits hailing this morning. some of you kind enough to send pictures. we expected hail and snow on john sent this to you report. this is aqú observatory, it will be closed as long as there is snow there. so don't try to check it out. temperatures in the 50s and will be falling. possible thunder and snow. near reezing conditions expected saturday and sunday morning so here is a chill. 31 in santa rosa. 32 degrees in napa. mid 30s this morning. bundle up, low 40s around the coast and bay. early morning showers expected then, rest of the weekend looking just fine. here is a low continuing to bring in unstable air. here is your animation. showers coming in. you notice they'r

neil: are you saying that he one hamilton county tonight? neil: that could get him ohio.anda: is a big sign. those two counties could get him ohio. half the reason romney was there tonight -- that pay off? effects not exactly sure what is happening with our map right now. as we look at the surrounding counties, it is blue, indeed. president obama has taken some key areas. we are looking at the new gz area there. we are seeing some of those crucial counties won by president obama. imagine that the philadelphia area, the suburbs surrounding the philadelphia area were key. we have seen president obama pull that off. but the state has not yet gone back to the general result yet. neil: invectives to president obama, that could be the difference right there. the president winning that secure vote, a five-point victory in ohio. normally republicans stack of the vote in the cincinnati area. all of that. if that does not materialize, that would make it an uphill battle for mitt romney. cheryl casone he are. reporter: you have been talking about this exact issue. a lot of the numbe

. >> an atheist in religion and a fanatic in politics by alexander hamilton of whom jefferson respondeder saying that they were daily pitted in the cabinet like two cocks constantly at each other. >> jon: sure. (laughter) that will happen in a cabinet. (laughter) >> pressing on -- >> jon: please. (laughter) am i soiling your pulitzer. (laughter) i'm getting a little tarnish on your pulitzer. >> please don't say "soil." (laughter) as a favor. >> jon: you give as good as you get there. >> as a favor, baby. and then skwrofr son responded by saying he declined to have his reputation slandered by a man for whom history from the moment history could stoop to notice him-- with hamilton, who was an illegitimate child-- had not only received his -- received him into the country but had heaped his honors on his head. and all that hamilton had done to repay for this was to issue a tissue of machinations against the liberty of the country. >> jon: wow! >> so it was fun. i know that we think -- >> the snaps that these guys delivered! (laughter) on each other. >> it was good. >> jon: they were at suc

hamilton and temperatures are very cold. cold enough for snow on mt. hamilton.e snow on mt. diablo this morning. but the good news is the showers are deteriorating quickly. so they're going to be out of here as we head through the second half of the day. we'll see partial clearing. another weak wave moves through tonight into tomorrow morning and then completely done saturday. it's 36 in napa, 36 in petaluma and 36 degrees in santa rosa. i just want to jog your memory and brick you back to just 72 hours ago. we had 90s and record heat. now we're talking about the potential for record lows. look at this, santa rosa already hit 35 degrees. the record is right at freezing and we're going to continue to drop off as now the sun is coming up. sunrise happening right now. this is the coldest point of the day. we want to take a look at your drive right now. mike inouye has been tracking quite a few things with those showers coming down, wet conditions as you make your way off to work this morning. >> you talked about the rain most recently having come through san jose.

he won hamilton county. cincinnati is part of hamilton county. cincinnati is predominantly, a major black, but the area around cincinnati is white and it had been 40 years since any linden johnson, since any president had won hamilton county. that is the key county: the president doesn't do as well as the republican in rural counties but he cut into some of those margins. the key for him is cuyahoga, which is cleveland. he has to come out of there about 300,000 votes to make up for the rest of the state. >> fox 5 political analyst, mark, we thank you for your time tonight. >>> coming up on the 20-minute mark, brian, the polls will close in the commonwealth of virginia . >>> there are several big issues on the ballot in maryland. question four, maryland's version of the dream act. question six, the civil marriage action and the gambling expansion referendum. lauren demarco is live at a polling station. they close at 8:00 there. how's the last-minute turnout? >> reporter: it was busy. folks got off of work and in is looks like the line is moving in

and then later, shortly here, hamilton -- hamilton when he writes in the federalist, he writes an essaych to that effect. he says there's no better way than this. you basically solve the issue. trying to get the exact quote here. he says that actually solve the issue. but they haven't solved the issue. think about it. does this really solve the issue? not a few boat, let's say you elect the electors and there is a five-week span for they meet in these people are somehow immunized about political pressure, they're about to be voting for the president. supposedly no one will exert pressure to vote a certain way? not like you. they will vote in certain places at all at the same moment. nobody can possibly pressure them. that's not really hanging logically. isn't it possible to exert political pressure if you have five weeks to do it before people vote? you with think the great rivers of the constitution might've asked a question. it's a logical question to ask. nobody believes that possibility. they continue to debate the committee report, but the only thing they really debate on the choic

he doesn't need to win hamilton county by the margin he won in 2008. barack obama was the first democrat since '64 to carry hamilton county. if the president gets close to his margin in 2008, even if he carries hamilton narrowly, that will be a good sign for the president's prospects in ohio. >> what about virginia? what's the county to watch? >> i think the hot counties are probably -- everyone knows the inner d.c. suburbs, arlington. but it's the next ring of counties beyond those d.c. metro areas. loudoun and prince william. counties that barack obama won pretty much close to a statewide margin in 2008. if the president gets close to his 2008 margins in those counties, that's a good sign for the president winning virginia. >> and hillsborough county in the tampa area of florida, how pivotal is this and a good indicator for the state? >> funny enough, we're picking counties that comport to the statewide vote. hillsborough is in the tampa area. it's not quite a microcosm of florida. you're missing the hispanics from south florida. but the margin in hi

hamilton. the pink shows you where there might be slippery conditions because of that. and over here at the 280/880 interchange, there was no overnight construction because of overnight rains, but we do have a construction project to talk b our own bob redell is out there. bob, this isn't just an overnight thing, is it? >> reporter: no. this is something that's breaking ground shortly in a few hours. basically one of the worst bottlenecks here in the south bay is about to get a makeover. later this morning at 10:00 the valley transportation authority will break ground on a $62 million project aimed at improving the 880/280 interchange. now, this area is notorious for backing up because the exit lanes are so narrow and the off-ramps and on-ramps share the same lanes. that's just a couple of the issues. you add to that the thousands of drivers traveling through here on their way to santana row and valley fair mall, major shopping centers, and you've got a massive traffic headache. it will add new

this is the mount hamilton area where you are seeing a mix precipitation. this is the mount hamilton area, and they are picking up the mix precipitation as we pan around to other parts of the bay area. some snow being reported near the big sur mountains and mixing in with rain. your temperatures are going down 6 degrees shy of freezing in santa rosa where it is 38 degrees. that make sense. the north bay valley and mountains from 2:00 a.m. and salinas valley covered by that. low to mid30s in the coldest inland valleys. sensitive plants may be damaged. i'll be back with a full look at your weekend forecast to let you know when you can put your umbrellas away and thaw out. >>> 5* quiet neighborhood was rattled by murder. a woman was found dead in her home and police are looking for her husband, troy edward dasi nzo. and now the latest on this developing investigation. >> neighbors have been coming by this makeshift memorial all night. they say huey is a pretty -- they say he is a pretty mellow guy. but they are looking at what happened between he and his wife

this is the mount hamilton area where you are seeing a mix precipitation. this is the mount hamilton area, and they are picking up the mix precipitation as we pan around to other parts of the bay area. some snow being reported near the big sur mountains and mixing in with rain. your temperatures are going down 6 degrees shy of freezing in santa rosa where it is 38 degrees. that makes sense. the north bay valley and mountains from 2:00 a.m. and salinas valley covered by that. low to mid30s in the coldest inland valleys. sensitive plants may be damaged. i'll be back with a full look at your weekend forecast to let you know when you can put your umbrellas away and thaw out. >>> 5* quiet neighborhood was rattled by murder. a woman was found dead in her home and police are looking for her husband, troy edward dasi nzo. and now the latest on this developing investigation. >> neighbors have been coming by this makeshift memorial all night. they say huey is a pretty -- they say he is a pretty mellow guy. but they are looking at what happened between he and his wife

lot of time in ohio, hamilton county by its demographic should be largely democratic.t's overweighted to people of color. it's, more of a blue-collar state. timkin roller bearings are --. david: but in 2004. >> in 2004 the economy in hamilton county wasn't so bad we saw george w. win. in '08, i think the three of us would have beaten mccain in hamilton county. i didn't run. i didn't run. david: some way day you will. >> no. i keep coming on the show. david: tomorrow night you will be here. >> my nerves can't stand it. i sit home alone on the couch with my dogs and watch alone. liz: we'll call you. we'll e-mail. leo hindery. at&t broadband under his belt. tci. big businessman. how he feels. david: thanks, leo. as we've been telling you for weeks coal stocks have been popping directly to mitt romney in the campaign, but could all energy stocks do well no matter who is elected tomorrow. liz: do you know where your stocks are after the storm? we're serious. where are your stock certificates, turns out the physical share may not exist anymore, a vault on water street, appro

rip hamilton finds joakim noah and he gets the jam. jo had 17.n the three-pointers began to fall as hamilton, he drains it, gives the bulls a 4-point lead right there. hamilton had 12. but the best was yet to come from marco belinelli. he had a pair of three's in the fourth quarter. the bulls win it 87-80. they were 6 from 13 from behind the arc that's 26%. the bulls, 4-2. >> our bench was ready, i thought they came in, they gave us a big lift and every night, there will be someone different. you know, we have to do it collectively, we've got to make the ball move, we have to make bodies move, then we've got to get stops and we have to rebound. >> meantime college hoops, mike barea of notre dame got a stiff test. jack cooley led the way for the irish. cooley had 19. the irish would break the press on this play as scott martin makes his only basket of the game, a big one. he was 1 for 6 an easy one there. notre dame wins it by a score of 58-49. >> intercepted. at the goal line. three turnovers in the football game for alabama. the dream of defendi

many experts say whoever takes hamilton county is more than likely to take ohio. i have been in cleveland and voting weather is expected to be rate. no rain in the forecast. temperature wise mid-40s ohio is the state to watch in this presidential election. many people are talking about it. mitt romney and paul ryan by the way this will campaign in cleveland later on today. i am katy johnson reporting from palm beach county florida where the lines could be very long throughout the day at precincts like the one you see behind me as they have been for the past week during early voting. now election supervisors throughout the five county regions are hoping for few if any problems today. the polls close here at 7 p.m. eastern time. >> i am laura hairis in largo inpinallas county and there's been an amazing early voter turn out 20,000 people voted early last week. 177,000 people voted by mail and i can tell you we are expecting long lines still out here. still very early but 7:00 the polls open. that i voted sticker is what everybody is look for. we are expecting long l

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this is the mount hamilton area where you are seeing a mix precipitation.d they are picking up the mix precipitation as we pan around to other parts of the bay area. some snow being reported near the big sur mountains and mixing in with rain. your temperatures are going down 6 degrees shy of freezing in santa rosa where it is 38 degrees. that makes sense. the north bay valley and mountains from 2:00 a.m. and salinas valley covered by that. low to mid30s in the coldest inland valleys. sensitive plants may be damaged. i'll be back with a full look at your weekend forecast to let you know when you can put us your umbrellas away and thaw out. >>> 5* quiet neighborhood was rattled by murder. a woman was found dead in her home and police are looking for her husband, troy edward dasi nzo. and now the latest on this developing investigation. >> neighbors have been coming by this makeshift memorial all night. they say huey is a pretty -- they say he is a pretty mellow guy. but they are looking at what happened between he and his wife and how she ended up dead. their

and spend money to promote the general welfare here's what one of our actual founders alexander hamilton who helped write the constitution had to say about the general welfare clause it was in the twenty first part of his report to congress on how to build a strong manufacturing sector he wrote this in seven hundred ninety one when he was george washington's secretary of the treasury he wrote the terms general welfare were doubtless doubtless intended to signify more than was expressed or imported in those which preceded the phrase is as comprehensive as any of that could have been used because it was not fit that the constitutional authority of the union to appropriate its revenues should have been restricted within narrower limits than the general welfare it is therefore of necessity left to the loo to the discretion of the national legislature hamilton continued to pronounce upon the objects which concern the general welfare and for which under that description an appropriation of money is requisite and proper end of quote since then general welfare is included everything from thomas

in a long time to win the state -- hamilton county.ing well there, or wins hamilton county, i think he likely wins ohio. so that is one place i'll be looking for. >> chris: karl, your sense of how long a night it will be and also, give me a place you will be looking. you'll be with me at our cowboys desk. what will you be looking at early. >> i'll be looking at the early states to see the difference between, say indiana and virginia with where -- and ken take where the president was four years ago and where he is today but i think jeff is absolutely right. i'll look not only at hamilton but, also, then -- >> in ohio. >> -- ohio and clairmount, warren, butler and, the more rural counties in the state and, the ex-urban counties, around cleveland and columbus to find out. >> chris: joe. >> ohio will be everything and whoever wins ohio is going to win the thing, i think we'll actually have indications from hamilton county and the other counties, karl talked about, that we'll be looking at, with you, that night. on election night. and they'

hamilton and so on. but those battles were over questions of how to implement a government that will protect the rights of man. everybody agreed on what the purpose of government was: securing human rights, securing property rights. the disagreement was: what should the role of government be in these relatively tangential areas or less-fundamental areas like, you know, 'should there be a national bank? to what extent should government try to--actively to promote commerce? or should it just leave the economy free to develop on its own?' these arguments, which were huge battles back then, from the point of view of today, look like minor squabbles because all of the founders, from the most radical like thomas paine to the most conservative like alexander hamilton agreed on the basic principles of government. no one--everyone agreed that government ought to be limited; that there ought to be a private sphere in which government stays out. there ought to be protection of property rights. this is something whi

when our economy still embraced hamilton's eleven point plan manufacturing used to account for a quarter of our g.d.p. today it accounts for around a tenth replaced by the low wage service sector and wall street. and this new economy cannot support a middle class the service sector cannot create lasting wealth and neither can wall street before now after the average american taxpayer earned an inflation adjusted income of around thirty three thousand four hundred dollars a year in today's dollars by two thousand and eight that number dropped to just thirty three thousand dollars working americans maxed out their credit cards took out second mortgages on their homes just to make ends meet eventually even that wasn't enough to make ends meet today upwards of fifty million americans are living in poverty and depend on food stamps the middle class devolved into the working class which further devolved into the working poor class local economies are collapsing states are going bankrupt and workers are being tenderized for colonization in the near future. during stage three we see the export o

alexander hamilton's eleven point plan was not totally scrapped at least dented badly terrorists were ditched and then bill clinton moved into the white house in the one nine hundred ninety s. continued reagan's trade policies and then even went even further committed the united states to so-called free trade agreements like gatt nafta and joining the deputy o. removing virtually all the protections that had kept our domestic manufacturing industries safe from foreign corporate predators for two hundred years in the one nine hundred ninety two presidential debate third party candidate ross perot famously warned about a jar and sucking sound of american jobs going south of the border to low wage nations. first i have to do is get all these folks we've got these want to trade agreements and we've negotiated over the years so fellows will fight the same deal we gave you. and they are good rock right at that point we have got to stop sending jobs overseas there will be a job sucking sound going south perot was right but no one in our government listened to it in the one nine hundred sixty

there is some snow in the higher elevations, it is coming down and there will be a dusting on hamilton, better chance tonight. the low is coming towards us, as it does, it is going to kickoff more showers and thunderstorms. this low is the break from this morning into the early afternoon. cool temperatures, mainly 40s through 7:00, partly cloudy low to mid 50s noon showers back by 4:00 especially during the evening look how chilly upper 40s to 50 for evening. saturday, sunday, monday, drying trend, back into the 60s by monday away from the coast. >>> good morning. wet roads the culprit this morning give yourself extra time, bay bridge a little busy, no delays into san francisco, no metering lights there. wet roads on the san mateo bridge, headlights headed eastbound towards hayward tail lights towards foster city, clear, san jose northbound 87 past hp pavillion, light, wet. can't stress to take your time, flooding westbound 580 north livermore that accident cleared out of lanes. start starting to slow a little out of central valley up and over the altamont pass. accident southbound 80

viiee of the homily was taken declined comment to us, as rence well.joseph hamilton, st. vvncent de paul parishoner: 10.42 "i had no idea whattthe &pi figured it'd be something." maureen daley, st. viicent de paul parishoner: .17 "it was a kind, compassionate, thoughtful and baltimorees archbishop wrote an open letter addressing the permon.he wrote, "preaching the word of god requiies subordinntion of personal views..." archbishop william lori ccnttnued, "thhs was my as ittis he promise of every priest at his ordination."sara kelley, gay catholic: 14.55 "the hierarchh or aal i care-- they're never going to suppoot this, i don't think. at leest millioos of dollars have bbenn spent on bbth sides.(white opposiiion coming from faith-based groups.(nat of 'no on 6' ad)parishoners at st. &pviicenttde paul stood in support of father lawrencc sunday morning.joseph hamilton, st. vincent de paul &pparishoner::9.36 "that process of going beyond your that's very moving."jim ater, gillece,,st. vvncent deepaul parishoner: 4.42 "it's great to see that we can still be catholics and mainta

over here on mount hamilton east of san jose. you see a little bit of snow flurry activity at the top. mount hamilton comes in at 6,066 feet. it's up there. snow levels tonight and tomorrow are going to be in the 2,000-foot range. but the showers are rapidly winding down. the atmosphere is bebeginning to settle and it's just going to be colt cold. so if you have plans or vegetation temp temperature sensitive.even if you're out in phás claire that aren't far from the bay you may want to cover your plants. there's a frost advisory north of the sonoma county. i wouldn't be surprised if we would see a frost add advisory. they had change requirements. chains not require right now but it's still snowing down there. chance of a shower tonight but it's diminishing. tomorrow the menu is not. and there's a lot of things going on. could see frost delays. the front kind of thaws off the greens. it's going to be very cold morgue stops more if. there are some showers in the forecast model from about 4:00 a.m. this isn't much of the deal but lo

over here on mount hamilton east of san jose. you see a little bit of snow flurry activity at the top. mount hamilton comes in at 6,066 feet. it's up there. snow levels tonight and tomorrow are going to be in the 2,000-foot range. but the showers are rapidly winding down. the atmosphere is bebeginning to settle and it's just going to be colt cold. so if you have plans or vegetation temp temperature sensitive.even if you're out in phás claire that aren't far from the bay you may want to cover your plants. there's a frost advisory north of the sonoma county. i wouldn't be surprised if we would see a frost add advisory. they had change requirements. chains not require right now but it's still snowing down there. chance of a shower tonight but it's diminishing. tomorrow the menu is not. and there's a lot of things going on. could see frost delays. the front kind of thaws off the greens. it's going to be very cold morgue stops more if. there are some showers in the forecast model from about 4:00 a.m. this isn't much of the deal but lo

bush won it, hamilton county red.resident obama matching his performance in the counties where he needs to. >> stand by. i want everyone to stand by. two projections to make, right now. first minnesota. ten electoral votes. the president of the united states will carry the state of minnesota we project. minnesota goes for president obama. arizona, winner will be mitt romney, 11 electoral votes in arizona. we project arizona going for mitt romney, so where does that stand? leave us in the race to 270 electoral votes needed to be elected president. right now, mitt romney has 169. barack obama, 157. a lot of yellow states still out there those yellow states are states we have not been able to make projections. we're getting ready for more projections, though, at the top of the hour. anderson. >> watching a slew of battleground states too close to call. and polls close soon on the west coast. biggest electoral prize of the night, california, on the line. a lot of drama. we'll take you to the behind the scenes action ahead

time to win hamilton. if he is doing well or win there is, i think he likely wins ohio. looking for. >> chris: karl, your sense of how long a night it's going to be? and give me a place you are going to be looking? you are going to be with me back there at our space cowboys desk. what you are looking at? >> i will be looking at the early states to see the difference between indiana and virginia, with where the president was four years ago and where he is today. but i think jeff's absolutely right. i am looking not only at hamilton, but also then-- >>> ohio. >> but also, clair mounted, warren, butler, these counties in southwest ojaio and some of the more rural counties in the state and the ex-urban around cleveland and columbus. >> i think ohio will be everything. i think whoever wins ohio will win t. i think we will have an indication from hamilton and the other counties karl's talked about that we will be looking at with you that will tell us how it's going. that's one i will be going. >> chris: guess, l