unless your travel plans are taking you to the great lakes, measure re michigan began, indiana or ohio, you should be ok. it could get rough. we don't expect any weather related problems for wednesday again that could change on thanksgiving day. 38 in philadelphia. look at millville. millville colder than mount pocono. we may head to freezing. we haven't hit freeding yet. the last time been down to 32 was april 10th of this year, could hit it again tonight. it is certainly clear, cold and calm enough to do so. tomorrow by 5:00, 6:00, cloud start to roll in. in the afternoon you'll see the clouds and that's kind of hearding the arrival of the next system which will bring scattered showers right around turkey time mid to late afternoon and still the chance for a stray shower on friday. about 30%. if usual traveling the green light tonight and tomorrow then thirst, yellow light for you. could be a few slowdowns if you're heading out to thanksgiving destination, the chance for a few showers. the high on thanksgiving day 53 degrees and your "eyewitness news" weather seven-day forecast prett

unless your travel plans are taking you to the great lakes, measure re michigan began, indiana or ohioould get rough. we don't expect any weather related problems for wednesday again that could change on thanksgiving day. 38 in philadelphia. look at millville. millville colder than mount pocono. we may head to freezing. we haven't hit freeding yet. the last time been down to 32 was april 10th of this year, could hit it again tonight. it is certainly clear, cold and calm enough to do so. tomorrow by 5:00, 6:00, cloud start to roll in. in the afternoon you'll see the clouds and that's kind of hearding the arrival of the next system which will bring scattered showers right around turkey time mid to late afternoon and still the chance for a stray shower on friday. about 30%. if usual traveling the green light tonight and tomorrow then thirst, yellow light for you. could be a few slowdowns if you're heading out to thanksgiving destination, the chance for a few showers. the high on thanksgiving day 53 degrees and your "eyewitness news" weather seven-day forecast pretty seasonal forecast. rea

it's more like wisconsin and minnesota than it is like ohio or indiana. do you know what the unemployment rate is in michigan? 4.6%. and there's this view that michigan is some modern day version of -- >> right. >> partly because it was so bad for so long. >> right. i understand. some of the jobs -- maybe it's not $30 an hour auto workers but it's not the kind of vision that a lot of people have in the united states about michigan and, look, the guy, he has to go somewhere. he has to take something away. >> that's right. >> from the democratic coalition. he has pennsylvania and michigan, you've got to -- >> if you go somewhere, you might as well go there. there's no early voting there. >> you're absolutely right about where michigan is in its upward swing and mobility and job rate. the attitude, though, is still very much old school. >> yeah. >> and that's something that trump has figured out and tapped into. the question is, to the point you just made, chris, how does the math work? michigan is not one of those states that has early voting. you have no r

showers across indiana, kentucky, ohio, michigan. but again, nothing heavy or severe. just scattered showers moving through. that area will affect us tomorrow morning. the bus stop time and the rush hour time, 54 with rain. toward dismissal time. upper 50's. chance of scattered showers. alison: we have breaking news right now in the bonnie black murder trial. a jury just found david black guilty. wife bonnie black. he was found guilty of breaking and entering and being armed with a deadly weapon. bonnie black found dead in her arlington home by her children in 2015. larry: developing now the national park service has cleated the first of what will be several -- completed the first of what will be several cleanings of the memorial at the national mall. someone spray painted a message against the controversial dakota access american sites has been the zane of months of proas -- scene of months of protest. alison: what do you do when you are already the president on election day? see how president obama spent his day coming up. >> if we influence one person it makes the w

indiana moving into northern ohio. if you're traveling especially west over the next six hours or so toward fort wayne or indy you've got wet w it's a moderate to briefly heavy rain. right now things are quiet for the most part. akron. 38 in canton, 41 dover new philly. dew point at 31, pressure at 30.18. so your forecast looks like this through 10:00 p.m. notice isolated showers all the way up through 10. not widespread rain. we're 38, 38, and 39, so we're actually going to see temperatures warming up as we get a little surge of warm air coming in. i dropped clicker. here it is. we've got it. surge of warm air coming in with this first batch of rain. once we dry it out a little bit temperatures should jump 3 or 4 degrees. i'm thinking we're starting off thursday in the lower and middle 40s. here's the main area of rain cincinnati into western ohio. if you're traveling look at how much dry weather you have. dallas and houston up to denver down to el paso even into vegas and l.a. and san francisco. great showers. new york city overnight tonight and through tomorrow there'll be some widely scattered rain showers for the e

we can talk about a specific factory moving from ohio or indiana to mexico. and the jobs that might be saved or lost in a move like that. but the much bigger long term factor is that each of those factories has so many fewer workers. we are talking about 7% of the u.s. workforce now working in industrial jobs and we're not wrestling with any of those questions and neither political party has an answer. so people who reduce this immediately to right versus left are shortsighted and sniffing something that thinks that this town is made up of a whole bunch of geniuses who know how to s centrally plan 20, 30, we can't. >> you can see why senator sasse is one of my favoriters. i think we have a minute or two for questions. please introduce yourself and keep the questions in light of the senator's time constraints short and that they have a question mark at the end. >> what he's saying, sasse is 99th in seniority so he has to preside over the senate whenever anyone else doesn't want that and that's lunch. so that's why i have to be on time. >> first of all, thank y

it is going to be through the rust belt, through the brexit states, through ohio, indiana, iowa, maybe pick off a michigan or going to talk about trade, he's going to talk about immigration. he is going to hit those themes that helped him win the primary and helped him look good in some of the polls in those states. >> communication expert symone sanders, hillary clinton chose not to speak right there, at least not to a microphone in a way that would, you know, maybe make tv later on. what do you think was behind that decision? i suppose one could be she has no voice left, we don't know. >> i think she has a voice, but i think the reason she didn't speak is you want the last image or words that folks heard were the words she said at the midnight rally. that's the closing argument she gave. you want actually hear anymore verbal from hillary clinton. you will see her when she goes to vote, she will shake hands, say thank you, but i don't believe she will take the mike. the next time we hear from secretary clinton will be on that stage, whether she wins or loses. >> what is it like preparing those remarks? they

ohio drivers will enjoy some of the cheapest fuel in the midwest. aaa has it at $2 a gallon. in indiana, kentucky and michigan are around 2 bucks, but in pennsylvania or new york, cents more. >> brian: before you hit the road, a major minivan recall to tell you about. toyota is recalling 834,000 toyota sienna minivans because the sliding doors can open while it's moving from the model years 2011 to 2016. toyota will fix it for free. they'll be in touch with you. you should get a letter. >> tia: that's pretty dangerous. when you check the list busiest airports of the day before thanksgiving, cleveland hopkins is not on it. >> brian: that doesn't mean you'll breeze right through this deal, right? you're not getting through security quickly. denise zarrella gets answers for you this morning and continues our team coverage. d. >> denise: it's a very busy day here, but right now it's 6:00 a.m. and i've got great news for you. the tsa line here pretty much there and getting right up to the security checkpoint. there is, obviously, a lot of additional staff here today because things have been moving along so, so smoothly. the airport had told us that they we

or loss of citizenship. president elect trump kicks off his thank you tour in ohio tomorrow. he's also said to visit indiana to announce 1000 factory jobs staying in the u.s. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. new orleans this weekend. senators grassley and ernst demand answers from the v-a after a veteran takes his own life. curtis gearhart had been receiving treatment for p-t- s-d. but when he went back in to the v-a for recurring headaches, the family was told it would take five or six weeks to see a doctor. gearhart took his own life before that happened. the v-a office of inspector general got back to senator grassley gathering information and have requested more information from the v-a. we will assess all the information and determine our next steps based on our analysis." the inspector general says that process could take 2-months. president obama spent part of his day visiting with wounded soldiers in maryland. the president visits the country's largest military hospital there several times every year... and those visits are private --- out of the public view. the white house says he met with been

and i think we are going to have to win 30 or 40 congressional districts in the southern part of the country, in red congressional districts, southern indiana, ohio, wisconsin, michigan. we've got to win seats that are upstate new york and we need a leader who can go into all of those districts and persuade people who voted for donald trump to come back into the democratic fold. and i think -- i think i can do that. i know i can do that. i've been doing it my whole clear and i want to offer the members of our congress is to have a choice in this. my job is not to get elected, or once i get elected, it's not about me, it's about serving the members of the caucus. and the first thing you have to do is get back in the power. because republicans will cut taxes for the top 1%, there's no question about that. they're going to privatize medicare and throw people off their health insurance. and i'll be damned if i'm going to stand by and allow that to happen. i want to talk to voters in these different states and say, you belong in the democratic party, i get it. we screwed up. you didn't screw up, we screwed up. we didn't have the message for you, we di

or three, with meyer versus harbaugh. you this michigan, destroying maryland, the wolverines were 9- 0 at that point. the favorite may be ohio state, they lost to iowa, last year they struggled against indiana and they won. now, they know what they're getting in at the all time you, it's a great team, and no question, numerous play makers, a superb time. >> the fighting irish, the ncaa has noted the 21 wins, from the 2012, 2013 football season. notre dame will announce it will appeal the decision. brian kelly plans on being back they report they're on the 7th through the year. >> winners are 5 straight, they are favored 6 and a half point. the bronze are favored to have the first pick in the nfl draft. the 49ers are making them work for you. you would think at 0-11 you would have this thing locked up for now. the 9ers, they call them the west coast browns, the bears the cavs are enjoying the four daybreak. lebron james had to give a deposition in a lawsuit involving the former executive billy hunter. they shuled the union for wrongful termination, he's seeking 10.5 million in salary and benefits. he was fired in 2013, and he is one of self players, and he'll start tomorrow. he'll be back ke

or loss of citizenship. tracie potts, washington. >>> and trump will kick off his thank you tour in ohio tomorrow and will visit indiana to carrier said it struck a deal with trump to keep the 1000 jobs in indiana. governor mike pence, the current governor, will be there tomorrow for the official announcement. >>> democrats in the house will select their party leader today. nancy pelosi of california has been the leader for a dozen years buffetss a challenge by congressman tim ryan of ohio saying it's time for a change of leadership and sites the democratic cgressional seats in the past six years and says the party has the right policies but not the right message. >>> the state board of elections will hold a public meeting today at thomas starks's request for a recounts in durham county. the county board already rejected his request and he is asking the state board to step it's time pat mccrory tow concede and move on. but the republicans say it would be a public service. >>> 54 people are facing charges after they were arrested in a protest in durham over minimum waimg. they were charged with impeding traffic on north roxboro street.

or two. some of the other spots that could deal with wet weather, southern michigan, ohio, northern indiana,owery-type weather, cloudy. temperatures in the 50s, bring an umbrella heading out to the polls. in georgia you're looking nice. you desperately need the rainfall in georgia, your drought's getting worse. today partly cloudy with temperatures in the 70s. not many issues there. even our friends on the west coast are just looking at a fantastic day. california, how's this, temperatures near 80. i do this because alex gets upset when we tell her how beautiful it is. l.a. 88. no problems whatsoever. >> come on, 88 degrees in l.a., it's november. >> 88 degrees, i'd want to stand outside to vote. >> good point, i hope everyone's listening. very good. >>> we're going to take yao you where the weather is not so warm, chappaqua after the break, waiting to see when and where hillary clinton will be voting. casey hunt will join from us there. all the highlights from monday night of course, plus before the polls open this morning we're going to get one last look at what polling says about the race

or below freezing to start the morning. winds south west at 3. lots of sunshine expected. some of the clouds you see in ohio and indiana will ariver mid to late afternoon. we'll have clouds in time for sun sets tonight and we should remain dry and beautiful election day. showers tomorrow morning and there's rest of your workweek. next weekend looks chilly hig in low 50s saturday. karen is back with more roadways. >> yes i am. and you can see just there you go they totally checked out a side row to make sure there were no classes there. as you come from frederick you hit stop and go to urbana to >> it's a 20 minute delay and we have you covered on new news, weather, and traffic. we have you covered on new news, weather, and traffic. slow traffic upper loop vo: here's the last thing washington needs. amie hoeber. a reckless tea party partisan. hoeber will defund planned parenthood, threatening cancer screening. said she'd invade iraq again if given the chance, and hoeber has fought for a global increase of chemical weapons. we need john delaney. a family man and entrepreneur, he built two respected maryland business, cre

or attempts to e recount. the other thing not to lose democratic pickup opportunities have been botched from florida to indiana to ohio. a pickup for them in illinois. but democrats felt pretty confident going into tonight they were going to take back the senate. frankly, it's not that long ago they thought they had a chance at the hot. that's not happening. the senate could not go their way. it's a reflection of just how surprising all these results are. >> i'm not s yet because we're not. all we need is one big hillary clinton win and one of these big states and the entire equation changes. but as of 10:13 p.m. eastern standard time, we're looking at the possibility that he's favored by the upshot. this is the first time he's ever been favored in this poll in the upshot since way before the first debate. before the first debate he might have been up a little bit, but he's not been up at all. possibility of a republican house, republican senate and donald trump in a the white house. it's a possibility right this minute. >> that's obviously the best case scenario for him. interesting going back because we have been sa

or pennsylvania p. it wasn't so long ago there was her compete nothing texas and georgia and indiana. where did that go? and we will win north carolina and florida. and add that to ohio and we have six different pathses that is remarkable since she started out with 248 electoral and she spent gazillion dollars and unbelievable ground game and obviously running for president in the eight years since she lost the first time and to find elusive for the 22 electorial votes. you said the map. >> who she is doing and playing with in pennsylvania and her home turf and going dirty late. and president obama doing interviews with alsharpton and bill maur. and it looks desperate and looks like there is a problem with the base. the base is not excited and black americans are not excited and a latch ditch effort to rely on celebritieses in the far left to drive enthusiasm and it doesn't look to me from the outside as indictive of a winning campaign that is playing to the middle. and it doesn't feel like a winning campaign. an analyst on a different network made that point. she goes to the rallies and it doesn't feel like a winning campaign and makes hillary clinton so many small.

indiana, to the west of pennsylvania, down on through west virginia. kentucky, tennessee and so on. >> ohio and iowa have been the two traditional swing states that the clinton campaign felt like or the trump campaign felt were most within their grasp. iowa and ohio consistently have been polling in ways that are favorable to donald trump. obviously, ohio's the archetypal battleground, but i think everyone felt like it was leaning toward him. that's got to shake the clinton confidence even more than these other races already do. i want to point out north carolina. we are watching so intently right now. north carolina is one of these states that is too close to call and has been so for a very long time. even right now with 83% of the vote in, it is still too close to call, trump go the lead. we were talking a little earlier on about the other two big-ticket races in north carolina. one of them, this senate race, richard burr trying to hang onto his seat against deborah ross. burr is now the projected winner. he will hold onto that seat. the other big-ticket item in north carolina is the governor's race. it's been fascinating to watch these governor's numbers come in. right now, ag

or new hampshire. those states aren't changing toward the republican party democrat graphically and culturally, the places that look most like what ronald reagan won in 1908 are washington, michigan, wisconsin, indiana, ohio said you needed to do it but he did it i tried to but i admit i failed. i wrote a book called "blue-collar conservative" trying to chart the path for from the republican party saying "this is what i learned from my campaign. here's the path. we don't need bain capital guys running for president. >> you heard the voters say "professional liars" well, don't underestimate how much obamacare hurt president obama in pennsylvania. almost a 50% increase in premiums. it was the great lie. you can keep your doctor, you can keep your policy. >> donald trump pointed it out over and over these last couple weeks. >> it undermined the credibility of president obama and therefore hillary clinton but it kept with the same things which these people look at -- who are out there working hard, haven't had a raise in 20 years, wages in this country have gone up over the last 20 years less than any other 20-year period in american history. median income isn't going up. real estate prices are going up, stoc

indiana. rob portman, he's locked it up in ohio and then marco rubio in florida. how many of them do think the republicans lose oronto them all. i think a surprise to the democrats will be that todd young will win indiana. i do wonder about blunt in missouri. trump is way up in missouri but i like something like 13 points something like that. blog is only up by three. >> you never see roy blunt operations, it's so deep in the weeds in missouri but it's there. at me conclude by going back and let me tell you about jasper, how much my best advocate and ge america's doctor i'm not a dog person because of allergies. you dog people, marc levin, you, everybody, you sell these books in the tens -- are you surprised? are you stunned? 30 seconds. >> to give me a lot of joy. this is a departure from anything i've done. i've worked in politics or in media for 20 years, to have an opportunity to write about one of the great loves of my life. the one thing i with the dog bring people together from all walks of life, democrat, republican but it also made my marriage stronger and do something am really grateful for. >> congratu

ohio, indiana, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. some of these same states where trump did so well and i think that a lot of these candidates who are looking or thinking about challenging one of the democratic incumbents or the democratic incumbents watched closely to see how this issue was litigated in a real way in these campaigns. i think that, for example, senator brown and senator portman have a very good working relationship. i am confident that senator brown was watching very closely to what senator portman did in his campaign. i wouldn't be shocked if i see if we see him replicate some of the same tactics. >> here is the many trillion dollar question here. tpp is dead. trump is talking about opposing european stuff. how do you sell free trade? do you break it into bite sized portions? how do you see how you get back into this? >> you have to rebuild. you have to rebuild the discussion. i think we in business can certainly do a better job. we in manufacturing. what are the positives that we have seen out of trade and past trade agreements in terms of what is it we produce? that dentist chair i sat two hours in last week was produced in

or a number of states. >> we have ohio, virginia, indiana here, where there's a large enough african american population. she's getting 90% of the black volt and not upwards. also the gender gap there which was present in 2012 as well. >> woodruff: mark slealdz, democrats -- shields democrats have counted heavily on the african american vote. >> they have. and as was pointed out earlier, it was the cataclysm of 1964 that led the democrats to become the party of african american voters. and that and the voting rights act ove of 1964. just in defense of exit polls. the reason why people like me chairish thecherish them is youo winner bias. you ask people who you voted foe last time. people say ordinarily they'll say i voted for the winnern't though they might not have. what you have is people who actually voted. you don't have a sample. we've got actual people just coming out fresh in their mind and they tell you and it is a great, if it is a representative sample, it is great great data to have. >> all right. we have some senate races to call at 11 minutes after 8:00 on the east coast in the state of flor

seats ohio, indiana and michigan pennsylvania wisconsin some of the same states where trump did so well and i think a lot of the candidates you are thinking about challenging these democratic incumbents or they themselves are watching very closely this cycle to see how the issue is litigated in a real way with the campaign and senator brown has a very good working relationship and i am confident that senator brown was watching very closely to what senator portended in his campaign and i would not be shocked if he comes from the same tactics. >> care is the trillion dollar question he talks about opposing european stuff hire you so free-trade? break it into bite sized portions. >> you have to rebuild uh discussion and certainly we can do a better job with manufacturing. what are the positives we have seen from the past trade agreements? what to be produced that dentist's chair the security devices in the airport that is made in the united states people don't see and they don't recognize it as such but we have to be more clear headed with these foreign trade practices overseas in the best ways to do that. there is a lot of tpp that would have bad practices and the property would urge the

seats ohio, indiana and michigan pennsylvania wisconsin some of the same states where trump did so well and i think a lot of the candidates you are thinking about challenging these democratic incumbents or they themselves are watching very closely this cycle to see how the issue is litigated in a real way with the campaign and senator brown has a very good working relationship and i am confident that senator brown was watching very closely to what senator portended in his campaign and i would not be shocked if he comes from the same tactics. >> care is the trillion dollar question he talks about opposing european stuff hire you so free-trade? break it into bite sized portions. >> you have to rebuild uh discussion and certainly we can do a better job with manufacturing. what are the positives we have seen from the past trade agreements? what to be produced that dentist's chair the security devices in the airport that is made in the united states people don't see and they don't recognize it as such but we have to be more clear headed with these foreign trade practices overseas in the best ways to do that. there is a lot of tpp that would have bad practices and the property would urge the