and thats jerry hiller - one of the original players. 'its something that we always got to come out for so we just do it; its lie morning.' he and 4 other friends started this tradition when they were 13 years old - jerry turns 90 next week. 'here we go. 2.' and hes still playing

we're going to be here watching and counting and live in the newsroom i'm ante hiller, 7 news. >> adam: second that, thanks. we've been talking about security being tight at many polls across the country. the justice department sending out more than 500 staffers across the u.s. including here at home in quincy. kimberly bookman live to tell us more about the security concerns or the security measures they've tape there. >> reporter: we're live pick up now that people are out of work. average voter won't notice any difference but there are important things going on in quincy. >> here we go. >> reporter: when gail voted in convince they morning she didn't see anything different at the polls. but she knows there are monitors from the justice department in town keeping a close eye on the process. >> i think they double checking to make sure nobody is intimidated or everybody is comfortable casting their vote. >> experience treated different because of their race, disability or language. 50 monitors are going to 67 towns in 28 states. convincey is the only spot in massachusetts. >> asians a

i'm andy hiller, and that's my instinct. >> the anti-trump rally that's here at the white house is still here but now actually moving here just a sign right behind me clear as day or night that the heal something just beginning. we'll have more coverage from washington but now back to boston with ryan and kim. >> thanks so much, adam. >> stay right there. jr is standing by tracking the y. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. >> not much cool air, look at green bay compared to buffalo. so cool air briefly returns few sprinkles this evening. >> back in the sunshine tomorrow. >> around 50 in the worcester hills. >> lots of sunshine for veterans day. windy at times but here comes another cool front friday night. saturday will be chi

and with that testimony i waited for hiller. i was waiting for the orders to go ahead. i pressed down hard and then handed them over to those who boarded the plane. and then to carry the and the members of the party. so we returned to our quarters and found out the operation was under way. after waiting more than two hours we had the shattering news "the plots against hitler" without incident at the airstrip. we cannot imagine what had gone wrong. ending immediately after words we were shaken by the blow figuring out what the next move should be. the attempt was bad enough but the recovery of the bomb with that would mean to us with friends and family imagine this unsuspecting officer opening this to discover a balm. -- a bomb. eleven negative she took the train to the headquarters. he took the bomb and opened the package and rights i discovered the explosive was unchanged. to cut the fuse to examine the reason of the failure was clear. it had been broken. butted did not ignite twitches of this function of the bomb which was the british bomb by the way. afterwards they

political editor andy hiller sat down u mass pollster dr. josh and he broke it all down. >> every day there's another poll of new hampshire. by now you can virtually track the daily from gres of hillary clinton and trump in the state. but you know something you don't know much about issues. because most polls haven't asked about issues. but we have. our pollster from umass lowell is with us now. you asked the voter in new hampshire on a variety of key uch you who they trust to do a better job handling a specific issue. what are the issues that donald trump wins in in new hampshire? >> he wins on immigration. he wins on the economy. >> immigration was a key part of his campaign. >> absolutely. the wall has been the central part of his early messaging. and continued through his campaign. >>> and the economy he wins on. the economy. we always say that's the number one issue. it's almost always the number one issue. that's a big deal he's winning. that explains why he moved up in this poll. what about on the hillary clinton side. what are the is

i don't know a place where live in the newsroom andy hiller 7 news. >> anchor: andy, thank you. we have results just in tonight. projection showing results in 3 races. first for donald trump the ap and nbc news projecting that trump will win the states of kentucky and indiana. both of those are strong red states. that does not come as a surprise. the trump campaign expected they would get indiana and kentucky and they have. >> anchor: the and nbc news both calling the race tonight in vermont for hillary clinton. so vermont to clinton. it's so early right now. there are more electoral votes in indiana and kentucky donald trump is technically ahead. it's too early to say that. that's speaking of the 3 electoral votes counted now and called. >> anchor: magic number 270. we have a long way to go. new hampshire voters could determine the balance of power in the u.s. senate. >> anchor: and it's been very tight. check in live at the haasen headquarters. tim caputo for us. >> reporter: stakes are high in new hampshire. no clear indication of that. how much money has been pumped into the

i'm andy hiller. 7 news. >> anchor: thank you, andy. stay with 7 news on air and on-line through election day and beyond. you can get update on the final campaign events on whdh.com or our 7 news phone and tablet app. >> anchor: also on 7 demolition day at 8:00 crews will start taking turn the bridge but we're going to new york right now to listen to a news conference regarding those officers shot. >>> thank them for tonight from the 43 precinct, doctors, the president of the new york and health and hospitals corporation, public advocate james, congressman jose cerano, rubin diaz junior, assembliman, council member and district attorney darcel clark. mr. mayor? >>> thank you, commissioner. it's with en downs sorrow i inform you of the murder of sergeant paul tuzolo. commissioner o'neill and i broke the news of his death to his wife, his mother and father just over an sergeant was a 19 year veteran of the nypd, long-term and devoted member of the 43 precinct and a loving father of two young children. this city is in mourning and the fami

our political editor andy hiller breaks it all down. >> reporter: in new hampshire donald trump is coming on while hillary clinton is holding on. in a race that couldn't be closer. our exclusive 7 trump and clinton both get 44% among likely voters, gary johnson gets five and jill stein two. but compared to our poll last month, trump is up five points and clinton down one. >>> well, the race is tied but this is a trump poll. he has improved his favorability ratings and supportes are actually starting to believe that he can win. >> reporter: trump making big gains with men. he is now beating clinton by 19 of ten points since our last poll. among women, clinton has a 16 point edge, but that is down three points since last month. >>> everyone expected the gender gap to be a story about women but the gender gap among women is pretty typical in new hampshire. where trump gained is among men of he doubled his lead there and that's really the story. >> reporter: what's driving trump's momentum is the f.b.i.'s new investigation of hillary clinton's e- isn't having impact on democrats but it's affe

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. >> they recognized her -- hiller was 18-year old and just beginning her freshman year at the colorado of boulevard. everything changed on march 16 when she was sexually assaulted by a student. she was celebrating st. patrick's day and she was drunk and will wes offer today take care of her. >> she was found guilty of to 12 years, but wilker was sentenced to probation instead. we'll have an interview at 5:00 . >>> breaking this morning, 8 people dead and several njured after a car bomb went off near a police station in turkey. people can be seen walking in the streets. a mini bus full of explosives went off blowing wi damaging windows. police and civilians were killed and a local government's office says the worker's party or kkk claimed responsibility. this bomb went off hours after turkey authorities arrested pro turkish legislators. >>> it's another beautiful day. great end to the week. yesterday, clear skies, upper 60, same thing today. we're 63 degrees by noon and close to 70. great way to end the week. overnight lows in the 40s. upper 60s, low 70s covering a good portion of the m

our political editor hiller and u mass lowell poster dr. josh dick will answer your questions email at whdh.com. they'll answer some of your questions tomorrow night here on 7. >> anchor: no rest for the patriots on this by week. bill belichick is shuffling the deck and keeping the team on its toes. tom brady and the guys back at practice today. >> anchor: with jamie collins trade then it sounds like he got his point across. trey daerr more now from work out well what are your options get rid of it or do something with it. >> reporter: linebacker jamie collins was arguably the best player on the patriots roster. difficult to comprehend 2 days later. >> you're a how many an. you have relationships with a lot of players. >> your teams change. and the teams that you're playing may have 1. bill belichick electing to make a major change and now the team must adapt. >> there's always change in the nfl. it's a challenging part of it. the older you get the more you see. that's the way it has to go. >> i speak for most of the players we wouldn't wan

and 7's political andy hiller will break it all down. >> anchor: moving along at 7:00. a situate man busted for evading police. he passed a radar speed sign and an officer. that's when they said he floored he's upon facing several charges tonight. >> anchor: and more news today crews are bridging the gap on route 128. demolition of the high land avenue bridge in needham is set for this weekend. mark your calendars. warning drivers to expect traffic trouble. steve cooper explains. >> sounds like you might not be on 128 this weekend. >> hopefully not. highway will be closed so crews dismantle what's left of the highland ave bridge. >> i try to take the back roads when possible. >> reporter: beginning friday night at 8 through saturday afternoon at 3. then at 6:00 saturday night the southbound lanes shut down until sunday at 3 in the afternoon. all this is the price of progress. >> tu 9 to 5 type of deal. sunday will be that proverbial church going to the mall 10 to 5 type of deal. >> reporter: the stone arch bridge was built in 1931 then reconstructed 63 years ago so the

. >> reporter: i'm andy hiller, 7 news. >> sarah: remember, 7 news is your political headquarters. we will have complete coverage both on air and on-line at whdh.com. all right. right now, we want to take a live look outside. on this friday. the sunshine has returned. but will it stick around for the weekend? the newest member of our 7 news team meteorologist is here with a first look at the forecast. >> reporter: good news, you guys. the sunshine will stick around through today. we are looking at mostly sunny skies. actually, you see that satellite and radar all clear. a beautiful friday forecast. temperatures haven't warmed up a ton since t but we are looking at seasonable temperatures today. reaching into the mid-50 ex. the winds are making things feel much cooler. sustained winds up to 15 miles per hour. that is what worcester is looking at right now. some wind gufss ranging between 20, even 25 miles per hour. expect a breezy couplele of days here temperature-wise. again, we are in the mid-50's in boston. chillier in worcester. at 50 degrees. here is a quick look at our tempera

wire, our political editor andy hiller and umass-lowell pollster dr. josh will answer some of your questions. e-mail your questions to 7 news at whdh.com. or ask us on twitter, using the hash tag 7 news. they will have some answers tonight right here on channel 7. >> christa: we will take a moment to check out the weather. looking outside, it is one of those gloomy days. certainly, warm. at least for this third day of >> sarah: yeah. there was some rain earlier. danielle has more on. that >> danielle: thanks, sarah. a lot of rain still off to our north and webs. heading into the next couple of hours, we will track that rain moving in. right now, starting to see some showers push across western massachusetts. probably smart to have the umbrella handy. for right now, basically, until this afternoon. now, all of that heavier rain staying well to our north. those of you north of the pike where the heavier rain will exceed half an inch. then south of the pike, probably going to see about a tenth of an inch. this isn't a huge soaking rain event. and then as

the surviving member - jerry hiller turns 90 next week. he still plays center during every turkey bowl and says he has no plans to stop. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking helen: jry, we can only stay 4 days. well, i'm upset... but we'll make the most of it. did you pack my travel gym? yes. your father bought an exercise device off the television. he does it every morning at 4:00. only 25 minutes a day. and you can attach it to any doorknob. huh. so, i guess your travel miles were about to expire. well, actually, jerry, talk to you about something. am i finally getting a baby brother? jerry, be serious. how would you feel if we sold the cadillac? what? the cadillac i bought for you? it's too much car, jerry. oh, come on, you love that car. what about the northstar system? i don't think we even use it. well, it's a gift, and i want you to keep it. we already sold it. why didn't you tell me before you sold it? because we had a buyer, and we couldn't get a free flight until now.

live reports from our team of reporters and analysis from andy hiller all night long as long as it may go. maybe into the morning. >> ryan: we're ready for it. controversial questions on the ballot. we'll look at what else you will be voting for here in massachusetts. >> reporter: nice, mild afternoon. mild again tomorrow but a few sprinkles possible. forecast up next. his vote but not for president why charlie baker says he didn't finish ? ? one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, >> ryan: voice your choice coverage turning to a controversial question on the ballot. question 2 proposes up to 12 new charter schools with an increase in e supporters of yes on two. amaka ubaka is live with more on question two. and what it could mean if it passes. >> reporter: governor baker is a strong yes on question two which would lift the cap on charter schools. this was once a bipartisan issue. but with so much money being

no one touches upon the extreme horror stories or draws upon the fact that many of hiller's laws wererawn from jim crow. i would say that while they did have some gains, it was primarily symbolic. even today we don't -- america has not affected the -- accepted the fact that during this time that although we weren't nearly hitler,s hiller, -- we didn't represent the values we were fighting for. jill: you see this as a moment of continuity. not a dramatic change. might havethink it even been a loss, because we were saying we were fighting for these things area -- things. jill: ok? student: the developments in the wake of world war ii, i think that while it wasn't like a blatant, obvious -- we've done things wrong and really need to change -- i think it was really the tipping point of the changing in the south. it is the point that people realize that things cannot stay the way they are. people were drawn to more attention in the south because of the comparisons that were being drawn. i think that while it wasn't like everything has changed now, everything is great, it was the tipping po

. >>> and as the race comes down to the wire, our political editor andy hiller and u-mass lowell pollster dr. joshua dick will answer some of your questions. email your questions to 7news at whdh.com or ask us on twitter using #7news. they'll answer some of your questions tomorrow night here on 7. >>> there is more news today, opening statements in the retrial of convicted killer gary suffered from a traumatic brain injury at the age of 4 after falling down the stairs. the defense thinks sampson suffered at least a dozen other head injuries in his life, saying that could have played a par in the murders. in court today the jury heard gruesome details of the killings. they replayed 911 calls made by sampson in which he states he tried to turn himself in and he hated the things he'd done. sampson was convicted of killing three men in a multistate crime spree in 2001. the victims, 19-year-old jonathan phillip mccloskey, those are both from massachusetts, and 58-year-old robert whitney was from new hampshire. sampson pled guilty, sentenced to death in 2003, but the ruling was thrown out in 20

. >> adam: andy hiller is more with dr. josh to explain why it's so important. >> reporter: when it comes hampshire is best known for its primary which puts candidates on the road to the white house or knocks them off. however today, this election day, new hampshire is the key state again and it's very possible that as new hampshire goes, so will go the nation. which is not always true. our pollster dr. joshua dick is here. can you tell us why tiny new hampshire is getting ready to play a very big role? >> nationally we're looked at a clinton but in new hampshire we expect it might be closer because the demographics of the party bases are changing auch to me about -- talk to me. >> for hillary clinton this means she has to have a big gender gap. her lead among women needs to outpace trump's lead among men. she has to get the young voters on campuses to get out the vote. >> college kids can all vote want to for her? >> you can register wherever you live. if you live on campus and new hampshire is a same-day voter registratio

and as the race comes down to andy hiller and u-mass lowell pollster dr. joshua dick will be answering some of your questions. you can email questions now to 7news at whdh.com or ask us on twitter using the hashtag 7news and they'll have some of those answers tomorrow here on 7. >>> the news station now turns to the weather. today felt more like a spring than fall day with temperatures reaching near 70 degrees. it felt like maybe some humidity, too, how long will the warm trend last? our chief riner is here to let us know. >> this afternoon boston did reach 70 degrees. norwood had a high of 71. sea breeze kicked in in the city back into the lower 60s but still even that 64 above normal, normal high is about 56. worcester hills, metro west, merrimack vale, the temps into the 60s and yes a little hinld of humidity out there. clouds are to our west. this is our next weather system. unfortunately if you're a fan of the warmth, that will be it. air that eventually will take over late tomorrow evening and certainly by friday. it's a chilly day on friday, similar

kim and i will be joined by political editor andy hiller and the rest of the 7 news team to bring you live reports all night and our election coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. our live reports from new york also continue. dan and byron stationed in trump at clinton's headquarters and christa delcamp will join them tomorrow for updates all throughout the day. a quick scheduling note that tonight on 7 there will be a special one hour edition of nbc "nightly news". that begins at 6:30. so 7 news at 7:00 tonight start at 7:30. >> anchor: all right. 7 news now turning to your forecast and we have seen our reporters out in the field and here is a live look over the city of boston and darkness setting in well before dinner because of course we turned back the clocks over the weekend. temperatures on a bit of a wild ride this week. cool today, but temperatures will climb tomorrow and then i think back down again sounds like a roller coaster ride. jr is here with the details. >>> it is back and forth all out of the 40's for the city. normal high is 54 below that right now in town 43. worc

political editor andy hiller and the rest of the 7news team will have live results all night. our election coverage begins at 4:00 this afternoon. stationed at trump and clinton headquarters. i'll join them later today, and we'll have complete coverage of all the results tomorrow morning on "today in new england." don't miss it. >> sarah: new this morning, the "globe" reporting that the mbta has named a new manager for the green line extension projects. john dalton will now lead the project. he used to serve as the manager for the chicago transit authority. the extension project has been delayed for some time. state leaders voted to move ahead with a scaled-down version of it in m deaths from opioid overdoses are still rising in massachusetts. new data shows that deaths from fentanyl have surged as deaths from heroin have decreased. more than 1,000 people have died this year from opioid overdoses. >> christa: learning new details now in the brad pitt-angelina jolie divorce. the couple has now apparently reached a settlement in their custody fight. angelina jolie will have cust

so as the race comes down to the wire, our political editor andy hiller and umass lowell pollster dr. josh will answer some of your questions, as well. e-mail your questions to 7news at whdh.com. you can also ask us on twitter using the #7news. the breaking news. for the first time since 1908 the chicago cubs are world series champions. they did it in epic fashion. they beat the cleveland indians. this was game seven, overtime. so after a blown lead, a rain delay, and an extra inning, it was as much a storybook ending as really anybody could ask for. what a series it's been. the team celebrating after finally putting those demons and curses to rest. they buried them for once and for all. we knowow in boston. >> sarah: we do. >> christa: an emotional celebration for cubs' fans across the country. >> sarah: up next a championship parade for the city. kris anderson joins us with more on this big, historic game, kris? >> kris: sarah, christa, fly that w once and for all with two long-suffering franchises. you knew it wouldn't be easy for either one of these teams to win that pivotal game

. >> they recognized her -- hiller was 18-year old and just beginning her freshman year at the colorado of boulevard. everything changed on march 16 when she was sexually assaulted by a student. she was celebrating st. patrick's day and she was drunk and will wes offer today take care of her. >> she was found guilty of

and thats jerry hiller - one of the original players. 'its something that we always got to come out for so we just do it; its lie morning.' he and 4 other friends started this tradition when they were 13 years old - jerry turns 90 next week. 'here we go. 2.' and hes still playing the game! 'no reason to stop.' while all of the other original members have since passed - the field remains fantastic, its what family is all about so we love it.' terry heads father was one of the original players - he continues to play now with his kids...in his fathers honor. 'oh absolutely, its a great family tradition.' theres no real structure - or score keeping - its just for fun. 'its just a family affair and oh, oh theres a son of mine he just arrived!' that will get carried on through the youngest generation. 'nice going charlie!' 'and once the game is over all the families go on to enjoy a tradition thanksgiving meal. reporting in white fish bay, julie collins. fox 6 news.' massive dining room for thousands today. it's the 14th year the christian out

hiller vs dahlin don't vote. what if they held the election and nobody came? the -- those who vote for the lesser evil only give them the ability to say that the people chose me to claim legitimacy. your vote doesn't matter my non vote does not matter. you can vote for the candidate that you enjoyed you feel like your doing your duty and i don't. but to remind people if there was a national referendum restarted to have a discussion the people started to come out to say make your voice heard but assigning your yard. someone has to stand up to say we don't post loudly and without shame or honesty. [applause] >> thanks to both sides now alaska each side questions i will alternate from one side to the other i will however will do some impromptu cross-examination to go back and forth fighting colleagues hear me sufficiently to respect my authority laugh laugh so first the negative side. i can imagine your argument to make libertarian is a very happy it is that much less if libertarian so what do you say to that quick. >> if i personally do not vote there is a way t

a grand jury indicted hiller for the august accident that killed five month chris tan seriously injured his mother. he was look at his phone and he sped up to beat the mom pushing the stroller. >>> murder trial underway in a case that started over a fight about clothes. devon wallace is accused of shooting in to it a home hoping to hit a teenage boy, but instead his bullet hit and killed a 3-year-old. trial. tracee wilkins was there for the opening statements. >> reporter: i can't begin to explain how dick it was to hear the mother testify and the cousin who watched her young cousin die inside of that house. the state is hoping that they will be able to prove to this jury that this gunman is guilty of murder. all of the hugsd aren't enough to heal this mother's broken heart. >> i would like it for him to feel the pain. he still gets to live. >> reporter: devon wallace is face trial in the shooting death of the 3-year-old. back in the summer of 2014, police say that wallace shot wildly at a landover home after having an argument with someone inside. six shots went through the house killi

but the breeze makes it feel quite capitol hiller. the ice and the snow pack that's here, we just saw a plow go by and this is still what thijs look like as we get to west. minor injuries here. you want to be careful for both slower semis the traction laws are in effect as well as the plows. they have flashing lights. we saw people try to zip around them you want to let them do what they do. as for roads around the rest of the metro and everywhere else back to the studio lube lube how's it looking. >>> very quiet. a little bit lighter than normal. southbound i25 usually really tough stop and go through 84th avenue. there are spaces and speeds even in the 40s coming on down from the north side of town. south side also very question yet basically wide open all the way through. and through the denver tech center. a little bit of traffic but almost very holiday efk for us on monday morning. a little bit of traffic overall necessary pal has killed a sher pa mountain guide and british climber also injured in -- spop -- it caused notice and

hiller says the thief also made off with her passport. >>> seven fires are burning in southern states. we're talking about drought, and autumn leaves -- people who live near the georgia carolina border have to wear protective smoke. colorado has in fact sent aircraft and firefighters to help battle the flames out there. >> look at that beautiful picture out there, in all of that. >>> and of course we get a good day before things change, ashton. >> yes today is a bit -- is a beautiful summerlike day. notice there is cloud cover on tap. we will call in partly cloudy today and very warm, high temperatures soaring close to 80 degrees this afternoon. right now we are around 60 in the er mountain towns are waking up to temperatures in the 20s. we will get a 60 for most non- towns this afternoon. 70s for the western slope and 70s and 80s for the eastern plains. 86 degrees and it's the middle of november. red flag warning for part of the state, the entire southeast quadrant of colorado, red flag warning. foothills red flag warning as well an elevated fire danger soil. mountain valleys out wes

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and as the race comes down to the wire our political editor andy hiller and umass lowell poller will answer your questions. go a 7news at whdh.com. ask us on twitter using the hashtag 7news and you have have answers on 7. >>> still ahead. a convicted killer is back in court. the sentencing retrial for gary lee sansom continues today. hundreds gathering for a vigil after a man was shot and killed by police. >> wonderful weather yesterday. today we track a few showers and then cooler weather heading into help to open up their newest store in town. who was there along with tb 12. there's a good clue. we'll be right back. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

barack obama took the state in the presidential race and republican senator dean hiller was elected. >> so you think republicans definitely get to 49. the question is can they get to a 51. >> right spp. >> or 50 with -- >> always good to have an insurance policy. these are their best shots. >> juan, who takes the senate and do the republicans hold on to the house? >> it's close to a coin flip. there are other prognosticator and they at the moment give the democrats a slight advantage. when you look at states like illinois with kirk, wisconsin with johnson, pennsylvania with toomey. i thought toomey was going to come back, but it doesn't look that way in the polls at the moment. so i would look as karl was talking about, missouri i think is very close, north carolina. i think nevada is still in play, and indiana at the moment it looks like todd young has taken the lead, but i would never, ever turn -- >> and that's a republican state that the democrats have tried to take -- >> trying to come back. what you get is a very tight race right now. >> we want to ask -- we ask we got a bunch

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you think of people going into a voting booth in germany in 1932 to vote for hiller. -- hitler. they are marking a ballot. they look like people engaging in what we recognize as the behavior of people in an election. we recognize people getting up for a seventh-inning stretch as people at a ballgame. but let's say they are going into that election ready to remove the vote, the natural rights, from the people around them. they no longer respect the equal rights of other human beings to the same vote and the same protection of the law. and i think you have his point. they are going through all the motions. they are behaving in the way people behave, but in a certain critical way, they have seized to have a soul of the democratic people. that was the whole point of the house divided speech. what is at issue is whether we are going to make ourselves officially in different to the enslavement of some of our people. if so, we cannot find a limiting principle. it is going to have to go one way or the other and become national in scope. we are going to sleep in illinois as a free countr

let's get over to our political editor andy hiller. andy, any surprises so far for you or our pollster in andra >> andy: we do have a surprise, but let me add south carolina for donald trump. he has four states and hillary clinton has just one, and that seems like it's going to be a big win for trump, but we don't believe that's how the evening is going to develop. in the five states that have been called? >> no. the only surprise to me is it took them a while to call south carolina. that means it was sort of closer than we expected at the outset. all the states that have been called so far are deep red, deep blue states. no surprises. >> andy: georgia? >> georgia is interesting. georgia hasn't been called yet. this is place where republicans expect always to do well. at one point it looked like the polls were tightening there. clinton went there once, but she ha suggests that it's maybe closer than we all expected it to be. >> andy: let me tell you what the exit polls are showing for georgia and south carolina, and since south carolin

said they had reached base which was run includes hiller olympics some of the first signals that aliens will receive timothy hundred billion stars you count as they go by. >> we talked about the embedded the distance with factors of 10 with each check mark. >> now into the of realm of the galaxies andromeda and a number of others that we have named whirlpool and sombrero. laugh laugh we call them as we see them. you know, i am right the crab nebula. >> did each represents a single goal galaxy. and then that would be right here. >> and then stretching is the backgrounds here. and then to see all round us. and that is the universe. [applause] and that is about 5% of the the of book. we have tim microphones. >> we will be out in the hall to sign books this is the only occasion role three of us will sign the book. this is unique just so you know, . with people lining up if you must leave now because you part to a faraway you can pick up a book that is pre-signed c. don't have to wait in line. >> we encourage people with children and particular one. >> >> xx plan to do a video lecture series

of hearing trumpet be compared to hiller. cast by cast -- obama by -- obama bypassed all kinds of rules. host: i think it was a caller who made that can there is an but not our guest. but go ahead with your comment on nato. about the same opinion i have with united nations. the united states supplies most of the troops and almost all of the money and all we get is a big bill and a lot of problems. let everyone in their pay the do andount as what we put is the same number as troops is what we do and let them that, themselves like instead of the united states having to be the police force and all ofand asia the middle east and everything else. i'm tired of the united states having to do all of this stuff on our nickel. i understand very well your question. as i indicated, i fully agree that the europeans could and should pay more. and actually, we decided to years ago at the nato summit that within the next decade, all nato allies will reach the 2% benchmark, which is that they will invest at least 2% if -- it is only five out

hiller was looking at the strategic situation and realized that he had to somehow change the equation. being the gambler that he was, he decided to go and launch this huge counteroffensive, thinking that the allies wouldn't expect it. to a certain extent, he was right. that is why he did it. he launched a huge counteroffensive. he was able to achieve an operational level of surprise. his goal was to get to the city of antwerp. the allies got most of their soprano -- supplies through, but his plan was that if he could capture the fort, it would upset theallied timetable from west for months, maybe even a year. during that time what he was hoping for was that while the western allies work reorganizing themselves, he could swing his attention towards the russians coming in from the east. that is why the battle of the bulge was so important. it was his last chance to change the course of the war. leading up to the battle of the bulge, we have to go all the way back to june 6. at that point you only had two major fronts. the russians coming in from eastern europe. the americans in the brit

hiller clinton has a rally at 5:15 eastern. donald trump has a rally and coverage gets underway at seven:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. and now a look at some of the ads running ahead of the tuesday election. >> decades of lies, coverups, and scandal come have finally caught up with hillary clinton hillary clinton is under investigation again after her e-mails were found on pervert anthony weiner's laptop. think about that. america's secrets sent by hillary clinton, and anthony weiner? hillary cannot lead a nation while crippled by an investigation. hillary clinton, unfit to serve. mr. cap: i'm donald trump and i approve this message. ms. clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. mr. trump: i would look right in that fat, ugly face of hers. she is a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who is flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. >> do you treat women with respect? mr. trump: uh, i can't say that either. >> election night on c-span. watch the results and be part of a national conversation

i would liketests, for people to ask themselves, why did people get out in protest as hiller was taking power? that would have been a good thing. you. thank the cover of cq weekly, the able guide to congress -- the annual guide to congress. a picture of donald trump riding an elephant. donald trump as our 45th president. from conway, new hampshire, good sunday morning. what a race you had in new hampshire. caller: we did. good morning. host:. good morning. caller: i have a suggestion. president obama and president-elect trump to get it could expand the affordable care ogether could expand the affordable care act paid totally tax on national sales all services and goods except food. according to the declaration of independence, we have people have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. health care is a light issue. -- life issue. them coming together to bring the country together. host: marcus, certainly no fan of donald trump. a piece this morning, one of a number in the "new york times," "washington post." it is a reprint of a 1968 cartoon as richard nixon was becomi

mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the hiller-feinstein amendment be grid to, the bill as amended be considered read a third time and passed and motions be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: now, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn till 10 a.m. wednesday, november 30, following the prayer and pledge, the morning hour be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, and the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day. further, that following leader remarks, the senate be in a period of morning business with senators per miforted to speak -- permitted to speak therein up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: if there's no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand under the previous order. under the previous order. >> the senate is in recess now so lawmakers can attend their weekly party meetings. senate scheduled to come back into session around 215 eastern.

some were comparing him to hiller.rs, i met and fought against people who are fascist who are mass murderers come in places like haiti and guatemala and el salvador and indonesia. it is hard to make a direct comparison, because of those systems are very different from the american system. there is still violent repression that is involved. -- where is violent oppression used to happen in the american midwest and south, now happens the oppression has been outsourced. it is a different system. if you look at the figures who are leading these trump like photo fascist -- proto-fascist movements, one element of their appeal -- not so much their appeal, but the emotional current they are writing includes of violence against women. in thailand, -- >> we have 20 seconds. our --sorry but 1:00 is 12:59 with a wrap this up. it is a most 1:00 in the morning. presidential race is too close to call. key undecided battleground new york times is reporting donald trump has more than a 95% chance of winning the electoral college. -- we