behind the wheel, 28-year-old javier munoz. >> 80 miles an hour. he is fishtailing all over the road. >> reporter: they capture him at a gas station near downtown las vegas. he punches a woman and steals her car. the trooper catches up with him at this cadillac dealership in henderson. >> he bails in the parking lot, runs into the vehicle dropoff or pickup for finley. got a 90-year-old couple in there and, like i said, violent pulls this man from his vehicle. >> i will shoot you. [ screaming ] >> i'm dead! >> reporter: it turns out the day before his deadly crime spree, he was pulled over for speeding through a school zone in boulder city. he took off, police gave chase. when they caught up with him, munoz told the officers to shoot him, that he was high on spice. -- meth, marijuana, ecstasy and spice. >> he didn't assault anybody or rape somebody. obviously, he was in medical distress. >> reporter: the police chief said officers brought him to boulder city hospital and eventually, he was transferred to valley hospital. >> the doctor told the offic

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"hamilton" star javier munoz visited steven colbert last night to say that everyone going to catch up, what he's got to do is flip places like florida for himself, like ohio, and then also not just north carolina, but maybe one of those reliably blue states, like a pennsylvania or michigan in order to move past clinton in his electoral votes. >>> still ahead, the perks of voting. we will tell you about some of the freebies you can score for casting a ballot. f the freebies you can score forecasting a ballot. just press "clean" and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges, and in corners. and roomba's patented 3-stage cleaning system agitates, brushes and suctions dirt from your floors always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. ? ?you don't own me? ?don't try to change me in any way? ?oh? ?don't tell me what to do? ?just let me be myself? ?that's all i ask of you? ?you don't own me? toyota. let's go places. enough pressure in here for ya? i'm gonna take mu

"hamilton" star javier munoz visited steven colbert last night to say that everyone >>> the headlines with the election as you can imagine. "the boston globe" covers the nonstop race to the finish and captured the whirlwind final day of campaigning in pictures. the chicago tribune brings readers to the finish line and describes how history will be made today. "the new york times" reports the contrasting messages from the candidates as they stormed through swing states. the miami herald gives over its page to photos of the two candidates who underscored the paper's endorsement saying her, not him. enough said. and the "new york post" urges readers to hold they are nose and vote for the one you dislike least. >>> well, millions of ballots have already been cast in early voting states so the last-minute campaigning will focus on states like michigan and pennsylvania where the lion's share of votes will be cast today. cbs news director of elections anthony salvanto said donald trump probably needs to turn one or two blue states red. to do is flip places like florida for himself, like ohio

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( beat drops ) >> stephen: it's it's hamilton's javier muÑoz!r shot it's a slap in the face when you erase your voice people bled for the right for you to write your choice they faced fire hoses, riots and dogs bitin' so i'm sorry not sorry if this isn't exciting but stayin' home isn't a statement you're saying you gave up your say in the way that your state went? great, then years from now what you will say 50 years away from this election day did you fight and use your rights did you decide, or refuse to use this power people died for? so now it's time, whatcha gonna do? ( beat drops out, singing ) ♪ 'cause history has its eyes on you ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> oh, shhhh... ( bleep for several seconds ) >> yeah. javier out. i got a matinee tomorrow! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: okay. okay. it's all agreed. it's all agreed. we're all voting tomorrow, right? >> we're all voting tomorrow! >> stephen: good, because -- ( drum beat, anthemmic march starts ) ♪ now is the time >> he's endorsed by david duke. >> stephen

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