. >> and jim hanley will be live with clinton supporters here is a look at how both teams are preparing. >> i'm jim hanley in midtown manhattan on the hudson river where hillary clinton hopes to make history 12 hours from now when her supporters and volunteers start to trickle in here and fill this hall and the numbers across the country come in. she hopes this will be a big victory party. the hall they've done countless run throughs. the stage is lit up like the country, the united states of america just surrounds the stage. the lighting has been tested. there are supposed to be big name acts outside on a separate stage. music, live concert performances, the original plan was to have fireworks above this glass ceiling. there was talk that the coast guard may have had a problem with it. we're expecting about 5,000 people here. i'm surrounded by hundreds of cameras and journalists from all over the world. we'll be live here live at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 this evening and what they hope will be a celebration at news4 at 11:00 tonight. >>> i'm chris lawrence in midtown manhattan outside the

. >> jim hanley is also there where hillary clinton is expected to do the same. this is the first time since world war 1, both candidates will hold their party in new york. >> as you are getting out the door this morning, let's turn to storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell for the forecast. >> yeah, layer up. if you're headed out to vote here early this morning it is frosty to freezing cold in many neighborhoods. have an extra layer on first thing this morning. fortunately, there is not much of a breeze blowing. nice and mild, temperatures will be way up into the 60s, here is your planner then. plan on 30s this morning on your way out to the long lines early on. we should be in the mid-60s by noon time. mid-60s at 5:00 where when the sun goes down. temperatures will fall back down into the 50s. a look at five day forecast and a peek at the weekend coming up in a couple more minutes. >> already quite busy here this morning. on the blue line now, single tracking between van dorn street and braddock road. cell phone 270. just after 85 there, we have that crash and we

we begin with jim hanley who is at clinton campaign night election headquarters. hey, jim. >> reporter: hi, doreen and jim. i'm surrounded by hundreds of cameras here. hillary clinton hopes they'll be recording history. we're at the javit center. palace. this is the literal glass ceiling, the kind she's been talking about shattering. above that, the original plan was to have fireworks on a barge on the hudson. apparently, the coast guard had nixed that idea. and then a walking map of the united states lit up. and they tested the lighting. the music. the stands are up for thousands of the media. from all over the world and country. let's check in where the candidate was earlier today. what a busy day she's had so far. it's only halfway done. she started out in huge crowds in pittsburgh. this is michigan after that trip. she will be back in pennsylvania shortly within about two hours with the obamas, her husband and daughter too. for a big finale. she's not done after that. she goes down to carolina, at midnight tonight. back live at the javit center, this hall can h

good evening, i'm doreen gentzler in tonight for jim hanley. >> she said she felt honored to represent them in what she called a consequential election. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the highest and hardest glass ceiling, but someday, someone will and hopefully sooner than we might think. this loss hurts, but please, never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it. >> during her speech, clinton also said there's still work to be done and that the campaign had never been just about one person or one election. clinton's call for unity marks from now president-elect donald trump. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. working together, we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the american dream. >> and while clinton won virginia, today trump supporters

good evening, i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim hanley. for the most part, those protests were peaceful. [ chanting "love trump hate" ] >> even as police kept a watchful eye, there was some trouble. news 4's chris gordon has the details now from richard montgomery high school in rockville. chris? >> reporter: one student was injured. he is a supporter of president-elect donald trump. he got into an argument with other students who were marching to protest the results of the [ chanting "divided we stand" ] >> reporter: students march from richard montgomery high school along maryland avenue through the rockville town center to the old montgomery county courthouse where they held this rally. >> i know a lot of people are saying what is this going to change? we're not trying to change anything. we just want to be heard. >> i have senior twin daughters, 17, on their way to college. they are fighting for the reproductive rights, to not be grabbed, to not be harassed. >> reporter: they wanted their peaceful. acknowledging police and sheriff's de