in hart clinton won 17-14 and millsfield trump won 16-4. other news breaking news out of kettering where a woman is house fire on herrington drive. a man was injured but his condition is unknown. she suffered critical burns. it started in the basement and spread to the first floor. the cause is under investigation. burns. right now we want to switch gears and look outside over arlington and the pentagon. it is a nice day if you have to wait in line. doug hill has a look at the fi doug: 63 here at noon and breeze out of the south with the southerly wind pushing temperatures into the upper 60's this afternoon. this is the way we'll look later through the afternoon as we climb into the mid to up are 60's and a few clouds will drop into the mid 50's overnight but very comfortable. we will watch a couple of showers. we will look at the national forecast because there's showers moving into the seattle area but front stretching from michigan to texas and a few bands of showers, a couple of thunderstorms bubbling near the northern gulf coast but we

in the town of harts -- clinton won 17 to 14. and in millsfield -- trump thumped need to know about election day in the d-m-v. polls in virginia open first... less than an hour from now - and close at seven tonight. then at seven a-m, polls open in both maryland and the district. those will close at eight tonight. go to wjla dot com to find your local polling site. the good morning washington team is out across the region on this historic election day. we'll have more on the local "down ballot" races - starting with the district, coming up at 5:15. "definite" things that will happen at the polls today - security will be tight. 500 workers from the justice department will deploy to 67 counties and cities nationwide. that includes prince william and fairfax county. the goal is to monitor the situation -and keep everyone safe. it comes after an unspecified terror threat that included the states of virginia, new york, and texas. the white house. but --none will be as big as the one you'll see right outside our door here in arlington.

and then in the town of hart clinton won 17-14 but but trump defeated 16-4 taking the lead in the state, 32-25. glmpleght and you have until 7:30 tonight to vote. if the lines are long you will still be available to vote by 7:30 as long as you showed up to the polling you had to register ahead of time. you will also need some sort of id. if you have any questions, check out our election guy on the free app. both candidates were up late at midnight. donald trump was in michigan with his running mate mike pence and hillary clinton fired up voters in north carolina along with lady gaga and he said, donald, i support you. >> well later today both candidates will cast their ballots in new york state. voters are going to decide more than just the next president. they are a number of issues on bat. live looking add a breakdown of those other big >> reporter: good morning. we are at the gunning reck center. the parking lot is filling up. people are trying to beat the rush before 6:30 there was a small line that formed in the lobby. that's anticipated with people going inside. voters will decide

in hart's location, hillary clinton got seven teen votes, donald trump got 14, and gary johnson got 3. in the governor's race colin van ostern got 21 votes and chris sununu got fifteen. in the u.s. senate race, maggie hassan got 21 votes and kelly ayotte 17. and in the first congressional district race carol shea-porter and shawn o'conner, 8. erin: now for the millsfield results. in the presidential race donald trump got sixteen votes and hillary clinton got 4. eighteen people voted for chris sununu in the governor's race and 3 voted for colin van ostern. in the u.s. senate race, kelly ayotte got sixteen votes and maggie hassan got 3. and in the second congressional district, jim lawrence got sixteen votes and annie kuster across the country. hillary clinton and on some spend the day in new york after casting their ballots. adrian banker is covering the trump campaign and kenneth mouton is at clinton's headquarters. reporter: hillary clinton's historic vote for herself. the presidential candidate and former president bill clinton surrounded by supporters as they cast their ballots in

here's a look at those results in hart's location, hillary clinton got 17 votes. donald trump got 14 and gary johnson got 3. in the governor's race colin van ostern got 21 votes and chris sununu got 15. in the u.s. senate race, maggie hassan got 21 votes and kelly ayotte 17. and in the first congressional district race carol shea-porter got 21 votes, frank guinta, 10, and shawn o'conner, 8. now for the millsfield results. in the presidential race donald trump got 16 votes and hillary in the governor's race and 3 voted for colin van ostern. in the u.s. senate race, kelly ayotte got 16 votes and maggie hassan got 3. and in the second congressional district, jim lawrence got sixteen votes and annie kuster got 4. erin: as people prepare to head to the polls today, state officials say the voter turnout could set a state record. ray brewer joins us live now at ward one in manchester to tell you what you can expect as you go to cast your ballot. ray: the workers here in manchester are getting ready for what they are expecting to be a very busy day. in the primary there w

votes cast in new hampshire over night hillary clinton won the traditional midnight vote by a margin trump, mitt romney got a vote. >>> two others wrote in in harts location hillary clinton got 17, 14 for donald trump, trump was the favorite, 15 for 4, and allowing with those with less than 100 voters to open at midnight. >> clinton and trump ended a midnight. clinton closed out her campaign after a stop in the battleground state of north carolina, trump held his rally in grand rapids michigan a generally democratic state. >> today is our independence day today the american working class is going to strike back. >> there is no reason, my friends, why america's best days are reach for them together! >>> clinton was joined on stage in north carolina by singers lady gaga and jon bon jovi. >>> donald trump had two patriots coach bill belichick wished him great results and tom brady called him with this message. >> and he said, donald, i support you, you're my friend >> brady told weei that he hadn't voted yet and on the radio jim gray asked the quarterback if there was something special he wanted to hear from either candidate. >> i'm interested what

in hart's location, hillary clinton edged out donald trump, leading a democratic sweep in town -- though nearly every race was fairly close. millsfield also voted at midnight, and the polls were open for less than 15 minutes. republicans easily carried each erin: but the first votes announced were in dixville notch. wmur's siobhan lopez takes a look at those results. siobhan: history is made in more ways than one here in dixville notch as the first ballots are cast in the 2016 general election. >> midnight. siobhan: at the stroke of midnight, eight ballots are dropped into the box. four years comes around real -- >> four years, around really fast. siobhan: and their results come in even faster. notch voters choose hillary clinton over donald trump 4-2. one vote for gary johnson, and a write-in for former massachusetts governor and 2012 republican nominee mitt romney. the town moderator says this is the first time he's known there to be a write-in candidate so high on the ticket. >> i'm really excited. it was a thrill to be a part of this historic event. it really is amazing. siobhan: nan

clinton won. the other two votes split between johnson and mitt romney and two other small new hampshire towns have counted. in harts' location trump beat clinton and in millsfield trump received 16. clinton eved 4. many, many more votes are being cast today. we'll track the results in new england and all across this country. so stay here for the very latest. in the newsroom i'm adam williams, 7 news. >> jadiann: new hampshire the balance of power in the senate. voters are deciding between kelly ayotte and her democratic challenger governor maggie hassan. ayotte has been criticized for her alleged support of donald trump, but today she says she voted differently. jonathan hall live for us at ayotte's headquarters with more on this really tight race here and important race. >> reporter: jadiann, it sure is. senator ayotte did confirm sh name reefing the running made. she changed her mind about donald trump after the release of the access hollywood video but she wanted to talk about her own race. the senator voted early with her family. her daughter kate joining her in the booth. >> it's a beautiful day for an electio

there is hart's location where clinton won 17 votes. trump taking 14. johnson with three. one person wrote in bernie sanders name. i'm sorry. two wrote in bernie sanders name. one wrote in kasich's name. also mills field where trump took 16 and hillary with 4 and one person wrote in bernie sanders. you see it is trump that is beating clinton in the midnight votes. he has 32 and clinton has 25. >> rachel, interesting. it is always interesting to look at the votes. they are not always a bellwether. >> dixville notch got it right three of the last four. you know, it is interesting. even this is complicated. it started at midnight with three towns. imagine the rest of the day. >> let's bring in our panel. we have analyst ron brownstein and author of "how's your faith" david gregory and we have matt lewis and jackie kucinich. >> it takes an entire segment. >> david, what did you think of the final pitches? >> i think it indicates what they're thinking about and what the big priorities are. hillary clinton in philadelphia with a real end game. that's a lot of pageantry. a lot of

hart's location and mills field. christine. i should point out that clinton did win the vote in dixville notch, trump is beating her with the early votes. trump has 32 votes. clinton has 25. so trump has those bragging rights here in new hampshire until the polls open in just two hours. christine. >> all right. thanks for that. rachel crane. only in new hampshire. >> because they demand it. that's the way it works. they get really mad if you take it away from them. >>> it is in the hands of the voters now. the candidates making their case to the american people that they belong in the white house. the closing arguments in the race for the ages. >>> and want to be featured on election day coverage? tag your voting instagrams with #myvote. >> do not take a picture of yourself in ohio. >> we are not encouraging law breaking. officially at least. we will show the selfies throughout the day on cnn. >>> tomorrow, we face -- tomorrow, we face the test of our time. what will we vote for? not just against. what will we decide is on the ballot because although my name

hillary clinton took dixville notch with four votes and hart's location with 17. picked the eventual winner in three of the last four contest. erika: after governor maggie hassan casting her vote this morning. the democrat senate race with republican incumbent kelly ayotte. one of the most closely watched in the country. the outcome could help determine the balance of power in the senate. real clear politics averages show each party has 46 seats that are either safe, leaning that way or seats for grabs. the democrats could gain a majority. as for the house, clear politics gives the republicans 244 seats either safe or leaning gop. democrats, what hundred 90. what you want toss ups area -- democrats, 190. emily: all eyes are on the ballot questions. question 2, expand charter schools in state. where they cannot stand up or move around. question 4 would legalize recreational marijuana. donald trump plus claim last night that tom brady called him to say that he voted for him. we do not know who brady voted for. brookline did confirm ready cast an absentee ballot yest

former presidential candidate hillary clinton and her staff paused on election day last week. and funny man kevin hart and beyonce haven't dropped the ball. these preschoolers from east orange, new jersey, beat that who did it the best? >> me! >> me! >> reporter: okay, you come over here. and they didn't mind a little coaching to help boost those numbers. are you ready? freeze! ? >> reporter: and here at cbs, we may be all about hard news, but we are not as stiff as you think. ? >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> woo! >> wait. you can't do it with one person. guitarist johnny mar. this is the "cbs morning news." it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerful comeback. new expressmax caplets. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, g order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. it's holiday time, and no f

370 economists, some of whom have won the nobel prize like oliver hart and princeton's an us deeten did not outright endorse hillary clintoninstead they recommended would-be trump voters to choose a different candidate. they argue trump has misled on issues on trade, manufacturing and immigration. >>> and now to the second issue. the federal reserve. the central bank did what many expected it to do. it held interest rates steady. but there are subtle hints a rate hike may be coming next month. steve liesman reports tonight from washington. >>> the federal reserve snapped the rate hike ball, meaning it proceeded to punt all the way down the field to the december met meeting. it declined the hike race, choosing to run and steer clear of having any influence on the election. but as expected, it did drop a subtle hint that the rate hike is coming. in a statement today, it said the committee judges the case for an increase in the federal funds rate has continued to strengthen, but decided for the time being to wait for some further evidence of continued progress towards its objectives. it used almost the same language, but inse

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former presidential candidate hillary clinton and her staff paused on election day last week, and funny man kevin hart owner, new jersey, beat that video by eight million views. who did it the best? >> me! >> me! >> reporter: another you can come over here. and they didn't mind a little coaching to help boost those numbers. another you ready? freeze! and here at cbs, we may be all about hard news, but we're not as stiff as you think. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. ( cheers ) ( laughter ) and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for some of you the news continues, for others check back with us for the morning news and be sure not to miss the cbs news. from the broadcast center in new >>> this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jericka president-elect trump's transition seems to be shaky. just yesterday, the former house intelligence committee member mike rogers was pushed off the team. and others refuse to come on board. with only two months before the inauguration, not only does trump need to fill his cabinet, others. major garrett has more. >> sources close to

hillary clinton took dixville notch with four votes and hart's location with 17. trump won nearby millfield with 16 votes. dixville notch has picked the winner in three of the last four contests. randy: tight race in new hampshire as democrat maggie hassan hopes to unseat republican kelly ayotte there. and the eye's erika tarantal granite state voters. erika: the race one of the most closely watched in the country. also one of the most expensive. both candidates out in full force to convince voters why they're right for new hampshire. >> there is a clear choice in this election. do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the special interests or a new senator who sides with the working hard for them. i'm one of the most bipartisan records. i'll stand up as that independent voice for the people of new hampshire and fight for them. erika: the outcome of this race could determine the balance power in the senate. there are eight seats up for grabs. the democrats could gain the majority there. as for the house, real clear politics gives the repca leaning

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clinton on the trail for her. how is early voting coming out. we got our democratic strategist and peter hart>> gentlemen, it is good to have you with us. we have 36 million votes are being cast. is early voting a good predictor when we get to tuesday evening for the results. >> well, you cannot use early voting to predict how people are voting. the most poimportant thing is lk what we are seeing in the electorelec electorate. >> so peter, the pulse captures something that cannot be determined by early voting data. >> the early voting data as steve says is exactly right. it tells you about the organization and that's going to make a difference on election day. you will learn that. the polls will cross section of americans. as we can see the election is very close and as you pointed out, thomas. you look at the states where hillary and trump are going and essentially what it shows you is michigan is going to account for a lot and they're closing out in pennsylvania. >> well, it is where they are going and going and seems to continue to make these trips to the same old spots. we are seeing wild

votes.the towns of dixville notch - hart's location and millsfield - opened their ballots in before bed.early this morning - donald trump gained 32 votes - over hillary clinton's 25.dixville notch has been voting at midnight in every election since 1960. in linn county - a few more votes are already in. yesterday - one-thousand one-hundred and twenty-three voters got their ballots in early. auditor joel miller says that's a new record. the last early voter left the booth at 7-09 last night. for all of iowa - 300- of iowa's two-point-one million voters point-one million voters got their ballots in early. eyes will be on more than just the presidential election - we're watching which way the senate will swing. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live to explain why? why?stephanie? polling location--st.pius catholic church. aside from the presidential race-- the fight to control the senate will also be close tongiht. tongiht.according to a poll by the des moines register - a majority of people expect the poltical gridlock will stay the same in washington.looking at the senate - republicans hold a slight advantage - but democrats only need six seats to flip t

former presidential candidate hillary clinton and her staff paused on election day last week, and funny man kevin hart these preschoolers from east orange, new jersey, beat that video by eight million views. who did it the best? >> me! >> me! >> reporter: another you can come over here. and they didn't mind a little coaching to help boost those numbers. another you ready? freeze! and here at cbs, we may be all about hard news, but we're not as stiff as you think. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: just kidding. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. >> for some of us the news continues, for others, check back with us for the morning news. from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, november 16th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> while insiders say his transition is stalled and scrambling, president-elect trump takes to twitter to quiet concerns of chaos and infighting. the next president heads out on the town breaking with protocol and leaving the press behind. >>> and a word of warning from president obama overseas. addressing c

clinton. and early voting in hart's location. i want to hear from jim in new jersey. independent line.ood evening. host: hello, i want to thank c-span for once again proving that the education system in our inner cities is deficient. the number of kalers tonight are woefully ignorant and c-span has brought that to the forefront. you constantly ridicule donald trump bringing up statements he's made but you've never hillary icized clinton on her sexually. bill clinton is slepping with jenna clan. cultural marxism at its best. the 45 goals of communism has almost been completed. you've taken over our medical, our education system, all of our institution, the bureaucrats are corrupt and what we really need is a red hunt resurrection and hopefully ted cruz will follow footstep andhy's hopefully we can purge -- host: do you bring up joe mccarthy? caller: you called trump supports trump tart scum. host: no, i didn't. caller: i sent it to your only budsman. you called trump supporters trump tart scum. it was really smart to insult us like that. so you know what, steve, i'm going to be pushing

hart's location voted at midnight. donald trump had the majority of midnight votes with 32, compared to hillary clintons 25. kelly ayotte was the pick for u.s. lawrence also had victories, and sununu received the most votes for governor. josh: it's well documented that the race for u.s. senate wean the incumbent republican kelly ayotte and governor hassan is easily the most expensive race in state history, the final price tag well north of 100 million when you factor in outside spending, and here's why. current through republicans hold the majority in the senate, but there are 34 seats up for would need to flip five of those seats, actually four because if clinton wins tim kaine would become the leader of the senate. why is the majority in the senate so important? well, legislative agenda aside, look no further than the supreme court. currently a vacancy since the senate is the body that confirms the president's nomination, republicans refuse to consider president obama's nominee, merrick garland, in homes of getting a more conservative nominee with a trump victory. but given the advancing age of the score

. >> would you re-open the clinton investigation if you discovered new information that was both relevant and substantial? >> it's hart for d for me to ann the an strakt. we would look at new -- >> what are you learning about the timing after all this, how long it will actually take? >> there are two steps. this is under way. cataloging these e-mails. they can do this with a tool, happening at quantico, to see how many e-mails are new. ones they vbt looked at before. that's something you can do with technology. >> which you'd think would be pretty fast. >> that could take a matter of days. the next step requires human beings to make a judgment, whether it's classified information here, or other evidence, was there evidence of obstruction of justice? particularly when you're talking classified. as we knew in the last investigation, that can take some time. that's the part that really takes you past election day. >> jim sciutto. appreciate the update. speaking in michigan, donald trump sarcastically thanked anthony weiner and huma abedin for the e-mails without evidence. the reality, though, neither the trump nor the cl

narrow victory over donald trump in dixville and harts location but trump had a 16-4 edge in mills field. he has an early lead by a vote of 32-52 over clinton so far in new hampshire. >>> a mystery illness strikes a school. the one thing investigators are focusing on that they have sent more than 20 young kids to the hospital. >>> plus another squirrel attack. the differently this time as workers tried to fend off the >>> coming up on 6:10 on your election day tuesday. good morning from the weather center looks nice out there right now. 50s to low 60s to the north and across the interior counties flirting with upper 50s. tampa at 65. as we take a look at the temperatures hit highs in the lower 80s. front comes in tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and showers and cool dry air behind it in a few minutes. >> thanks ivan. this morning authorities are trying to figure out what made more than 20 kids sick at a florida pre-school. >> most of the students were hospitalized with symptoms like nausea, vomiting diarrhea and dehydration. when they got to the school they saw a scary scene of students taken out on stretchers a lot of them passed twos