kerry sanders has the latest. pushing forward with its investigation -- a team of ntsb investigators getting their first close up look at the mangled wreckage of the school bus - trying to determine what went so horribly wrong.and this morning, new, disturbing details emerging about the bus driver - 24-year old johnthony walker.now facing multiple charges stemming from the fatal crash that killed five elementary school children and learned that walker has a less-than-perfect driving record...state records show he received his license to drive a school bus in april..five months later he was involved in a minor bus accident - no one was injured. and in 2014 he had his personal license suspended for 25 days for failing to show proof of insurance."every day they come home complaining about the school bus..."jasmine mateen's six year old daughter, zyaira, died in the horrific crash -- and two of her other kids were hurt. . "i've been calling complaining about this bus driver since august. i done called the board of edu

kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hallie. one of three people who lives in the greater miami area is a cuban-american. not all of them refer to this as home. their political exile.

kerry. back to you. >> barry, thank you so much. >>> a warning for all you drivers this weekend, parts of route 28 in needham is shut down, the necessary move that still could create major problems. crews are taking down an old bridge to expand the highway. as jim smith reports, the key is knowing how to get around it and when. >>reporter: a busy friday crews demolishing the highland avenue bridge over 128 in needham. the 85-year-old bridge is coming down, part of an ongoing project to widen the highway. in the end it will help commuters, but in the meantime it'll be traffic chaos in the area. >> it was really long. it was, like, 15 or 20 minutes, like maybe 500 feet. >>reporter: at a standstill basically? >> yeah, pretty much. >> now i'm trying to figure out how i'm going to get home. i have some different routes but it should be very, very interesting. >>reporter: it all began around 8:00 friday night, 128 northbound traffic will be diverted off the highway and then guided back onto 128 un

>>good morning to you, kerry. tonight's morning not as cold as yet. we've got temperatures in the low to middle 40s out there. there are a couple of exceptions as there almost it looks like for the most part the cloud cover has been acting as a blanket overnight. we've had a breeze holding up as well. we showed you the cloudiness yesterday. there it is we started to see it show up late yesterday afternoon. this cloudiness should be thinning out, so we're going to turn out and have a nice sunny sunday. we'll get the sunshine later this morning when the cloudiness thins and we'll go up to 59. a nice breeze out of the west temperatures are a good 10 degrees higher than yesterday. how about the next 7 days? i'll tell you in a few minutes. >>> we are following a

kerry was on bill maher's show and when bill maher -- he talked about going to vermont for vacation -- i'm going to read you the line maher said, you could have killed one bird with two stones. and john kerry said, i could have went to 1600 pennsylvania and killed the real bird with one stone. there was no outrage to this moment. >> what does that even -- >> that's what drives the american people crazy. >> what does that mean? what does that joke means? >> what it means is that he could have killed the president. that's what it means. president bush. >> oh, he was saying that about president bush. huh. >> bush, yes, exactly. this is all on tape. i'm just reading you the transcript. >> okay. so jeffrey, what you're saying, i think, is that there's long been violent rhetoric in politics. >> i think this kind of humor is disgusting, to be perfectly candid. and in that sense, i agree with bakari. but most assuredly, it happens on both sides, it's just that the outrage only seems to come

hope you did too, kerry. now we're past that and looking forward to the next set of holidays coming our way very shortly. but first things first and that's this morning. we're talking about mostly 30s from near boston and off to the north and west. it's overcast, and we still have some fog around as well. and some of it's on the dense side too. visibility 3/4 mile in boston, a few areas about a mile to the south, but there are places where the visibility isn't bad at all, but especially the north, it seems to be widespread dense fog across northern massachusetts and southern new hampshire. there's a weak system trying to come at us from the west/southwest. we see a few strings of showers here on the radar coming on in, so we can't rule out the mist or a few scattered showers. it's not going to turn in to be a solid rainy day, that's for sure. but even with the fog lifting, it's not going to turn out to be a nice sunny day either, it's going to stay on the gloomy gloomy side as the vinlt improves, but we have

she writes it was hans on the set and harris zopp and kerry on the weekend. she says it lasted about three months and ended when it wrapped and he was married to her second wife. she gave a head up she was going to tell all in her new book. they reunited in star wars wars the force awakens. >>> lro trending topic on google. he referred to james business partner as his passe. >> he says what he says undermines arkin americans in business. james says he lost respect for him, no word yet on phil jackson on james' remarks. >> he is so professional, kind of careless make with that comment. you are watching "early today." more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper after brushing, listerine? total care strengthens teeth, helps prevent cavities listerine? total care to the total family. listerine? total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth?. the roses are bloomi

let's go now to kerry with the hillary clinton campaign in new york. kerry. >> reporter: vanessa, we showed you the crowds here around 6:00. this center is packed. we're on the main media riser. it's house here, and they're a racous crowd as they watch the results come in. we'll give you a tighter shot here. the stage, we finally noticed, is in the shape of the united states. the campaign talking a lot about the need to unify this country after a very frustrating campaign unfolded in front of voters throughout the course of the year. we can give you a closer look of that crowd from the floor. you can see it's a going to be a eventually hillary clinton will take the stage, the 15-story high glass building. everyone in this crowd hoping this will be a victory speech tonight. many states are coming in with some predictions, but none of them surprises just yet. this campaign closely watching the big bell weather states, florida, north carolina, ohio. a lot of them too close to call right now. but those are going tbe continue watching this race unfold. we h

i'm kerry connolly along with barry burbank. it is cold out there. >> it is frigid out there, we got that wind blowing. good morning, everybody. 34 degrees in boston. it's almost a uniform have that wind blowing, -- because we have that wind blowing. we don't have the temperature changes from some of the urban and suburban locations except up in keene that is a low number. with that wind blowing, we'll see what some of the gusts are. they're still running 20 to 25 miles an hour, so not nearly as bad as it had been earlier in the night when the wind was howling and, of course, yesterday it was really gusty and blowing those leaves around. looking up in canada, there's some high cloudiness up there. basically mof patches of low clouds in the outer cape and some of those high clouds will stream southeast. we'll start to see that this afternoon. so for today it's up to 49 degrees for a high this afternoon, that brisker wind. nice fall day tomorrow, up to 48 degrees with plenty of sunshine. the rest of my accuweather forecast coming

and so did kerry. but not enough. it's the thing about is it enough? kerry was trailing slightly at the very end. he did go up but not enough. the grand daddy of them all. 2000. i love this one. woah, nellie. george w. bush did go up but albert r gore junior or whatever, 3.1 points. the point being, you see in each of these cases that both of these candidates are going to go up. they go up a bit. the question is, who has got more, as i said on "the kelly file" yesterday, go go juice. you have to have enough go go juice. that carries you over the edge. >> can you get that in a can? >> you can. it's got tarine like red bull. my point is that there are missing trump voters. there are missing hillary clinton voters, too. what we're going to find out today at about 6:00 or 7:00 is who has got more go go juice, who is going to finish stronger right there with that last little bit. there are two scenarios that are likely. >> okay. >> donald trump wins by a point. hillary clinton wins by seven points. those two outcomes within this range of variance, that we s

. >>> what does john kerry know >>> what does john kerry know that we don't?tment just announced secretary of state john kerry's immediate post-election plans. right after the election, at the end of next week, secretary of state john kerry is going to antarctica. he's the highest ranking u.s. official to ever go to antarctica, and then after he goes to antarctica, he's going a further 980 miles south to the freaking south pole. john kerry is going to the south pole to ride out the aftermath of the election next week. does he know something that we don't know? when we got to that news story in today's staff news meeting, the reaction in the room was not what i would have expected. everybody was like, antarctica? take me with you, john kerry! everybody is stressed out about the election. whether you support trump or you support clinton or whether you're the last collar county soccer mom polling cliche in the country, everybody is stressed out. if you're worried your chosen candidate isn't going to win, the best way to alleviate that stress is to act, to do some

. >> can kerry wait until the next day? >> he did. >> because of ohio. >> we're just getting later counts now, and it's harder to get the decision. >> it's just like a lot of things, there are going to be a lost of second-guessing. i didn't know that john podesta was that good of a speaker. that was a tough assignment he had there. that was not easy. i didn't envy him and i think a lot of john personally. my heart went out to him. >> i think he looked good in the wikileaks. every time i read one of these exchanges, he seemed like the grown-up, he seemed good to me. >> well, i think kasie hunt raised such an interesting much tonight. the chains of e-mail showing hillary clinton's position on an issue is the result of nine rounds of questioning internally. donald trump during this campaign took a whack at concussion policy, that we're getting soft on head injuries, just as an aside. but, again, because everything is through the prism of followers, people would see that and say, he says what he thinks and there's no filter. th

but, kerry, it is cold next weekend. the high next saturday 38- degrees with snow showers. >> come on. what? >> that is what i said. >> are you sure? do you want to recheck that? >> nope, it is not wrong. not an error. >> all right, well, we just got to deal with it. >>> well, a fake flight lord boarded--flight boarded yesterday. comi u heading. >> and is it your birthday today? well, let's see who you share it with. emma stone turns 28, known for training day. and ethan hawk turns 48. and salary fields turns 70--and sally fields turns 70-years-old ? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, >>> it has a pickup olerrerrerrer-- >>> it was a special groups joined forces with wings for autism. more than 100 familie

nbc's kerry sanders is in tampa for us. florida, florida again, kerry sanders. >> reporter: tim russ ert did name it and still true. florida, florida, florida. but let's add to that, i-4 corridor, i-4 corridor, i-4 corridor. that's interstate 4. that's a ribbon of road that runs around the middle of the state starting in tampa bay. 132 miles over to daytona beach and along that ribbon we have 5.5 million voters. if you just took them collectively, it would be like the size of virginia. so to the northern part of the state, mostly the conservative vote. often called dixie and then to the south, the more liberal vote. a lot of people who move down to the state from new york and the northeast region, but along the i-4 corridor, what you have is a split. you have 50% and 50%. republican and democrats and then you take the independent vote and put that in there. more than 3 million independent voters in the state here. you've got all up for grabs and what we have here and where i'm standing in hillsborough county is the likely c

woman. >> kim: kerry underwood won big. >> dana: i'm with her for sure, kerri underwood for president. lebron james in the mix. so too bill murray. lebron james in the mix. so too bill murray. see his reaction when the c cubs hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady : "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. heck took all that money from wall street and predatory payday lenders and voted their way. he even wanted to privatize social security, risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us. >> dana: more police officers, county commissioners here in clark county will vote on a plan to raise the sales tax to beef up patrols here in the las vegas valley. some say it's not needed.

kerry, thank you. kerry will be back later in the hour with us. with a truly heart wrenching interview with a man on a frantic search for his wife and his children. >>> now we've got to turn you to politics. a lot has happened overnight. quite a few headlines to tell you about. just a few minutes ago we received official word. steve mnuchin for treasury secretary and wilbur ross for commerce. they're formalizing their plans to keep his business affairs at arm's length once he takes office. he tweeted, quote, i will be holding a major news conference in new york city with my children on december 15th to discuss the fact that i will be leaving my great business in total in order to fulfill on running the country in order to make america great again. we don't, of course, know what that means, but msnbc's cal perry is outside trump tower. cal, what should we make of this? >> reporter: well, we don't know what it means, as you said. we're less than really two weeks away from what he's calling a major press conference. what we do know is that the presid

kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hallie. one of three people who lives in the greater miami area is a k cub cuban-american. not all of them refer to this as home. their political exile. still refer to cube cuba as home. their properties were taken. some why imprisoned and tortu tortured. that is the back drop why people would come and celebrate a death of a head of state. they say it is a long time and coming. miami's little havana erupting in joy as nearly six decades in the making. generations of cuban-americans devoted themselves to the end of the castro regime. change to cuba. >> the years of repression. >> reporter: a similar feeling. a new beginning can dawn on cuba. international leaders are more likely to see castro as a statesman who left a mark on the 20th century. india's prime minister called him an iconic personality. mexico called him a friend. the former soviet union supported cuba. vladimir putin said fidel castro was a true friend of russia. back on the island today, many mourn a man whose life will be synon

kerri? >> thank you barry. imagine how much more exciting baseball would be if there was on the big paths. coming up the greater meaning behind an amazing show of athleticism at fenway way park >>> more than 25,000 people are scaling the green monster running through the bleachers crossing the finish line near first base all to honor the sacrifice of gold star families. wbz paul burton caught up with a mother and son using this event to honor two family members. >> climb that rope, lift your the rebock spartan race is taking place this veterans day weekend at fenway park. >> you see things like people jumping over walls, climbing on cargo nets, jump ropes. >> in the midst of the fierce competitors is a mother and son gold star family. she lost her husband master sergeant shawn simmons in 2008 while serving in afghanistan. four years later she lost her 16-year-old daughter in a car accident. this weekend her son and sister's memory. >> through all of the trials and tribulations we have had some awesome people in

bob kerry, former senator bob kerry, presidential candidate bob kerry to confess in the early 90s heas a navy seal in the vietnam war. forced to confess because the new york times was going to report on this, into this village in south vietnam, killed 20 that armed enemies and civilians and old people. this happened. recently harvard university wants to start the first private american university in vietnam and bob kerry was the person they, the board of trustees and this was a gesture of reconciliation. look at this guy who suffered, it wouldn't be great, the gesture of peaceful reconciliation and university, deeply divided people, that is reconciliation and people said it is not reconciliation. if this were to happen here are things that would make it genuine reconciliation. bob kerry should go to the village and apologize to the survivors, give these people scholarships to universities. important to have bob kerry as chairman, and you want to reconcile the path and what it did, put a monument on the ground to people who died. never going to happen. 5 recommendations altogether. ov

a warning from secretary of state john kerry. his comments in morocco come one week after donald trump was elected president. despite his pledge to pull the u.s. out of the pair's climate agreement, secretary kerry insisted it shouldn't be a partisan issue. reporter: morocco is proudly hosting this year's talks on climate change. the future of the process is in doubt because of someone who isn't even here. donald trump, who has dismissed every aspect of global warming. john.s. secretary of state kerry worked for years towards the paris climate agreement, these are difficult times and he was unusually blunt about the dangers. >> no one has a right to make decisions that affect millions of people raised on solely ideology or without proper input. anyone who has these conversations, who learns from these experts, gets the full picture of what we are facing, i believe they can only come to one legitimate decision, and that is to act boldly on climate change and encourage others to do the same. reporter: donald trump called global war

. >>> what does john kerry know that we don't?ry of state john kerry's immediate post-election plans. right after the election, at the end of next week, secretary of state john kerry is going to antarctica. he's the highest ranking u.s. official to ever go to antarctica, and then after he goes to antarctica, he's going a further 980 miles south to the freaking south pole. john kerry is going to the south pole to ride out the aftermath of the election next week. does he know something that we don't know? when we got to that news story in today's staff news meeting, the reaction in the room was not what i would have expected. everybody was like, antarctica? take me with you, john kerry! everybody is stressed out about the election. whether you support trump or you support clinton or whether you're the last collar county soccer mom polling cliche in the country, everybody is stressed out. if you're worried your chosen candidate isn't going to win, the best way to alleviate that stress is to act, to do something about it. call the cam

kerry sanders and i want to begin in pigeon forge with kerry sanders. hell is how it is being described. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, in that death, they found the body inside a motel that had burned. there are initially three people missing and then five people missing and now it looks like there may be as many as eight people missing. we've had rain come through here. the evacuees that want to make their way into the area have discovered getting back into an area that has soaked into the ground, the soaked soils are causing other problems, fears that there could be trees coming down and much more. >> the new challenge that the weather is creating for us after the fire is we are experiencing some small mudslides and rock slides. we're having to go back into area that were previously cleared and accessible and go through some of our same processes over again. >> reporter: which, of course, means some people now who want to make their way into the areas that were impacted, like the one where i'm standing at, may find that they'll be dela

bush and john kerry. very close throughout the closing couple of months. but john kerry was never, ever ahead in any of the major polling and sure enough, he came up a little bit short in the vote. so chances are we will probably see hillary clinton win tonight. most of the polling progosticators are suggesting that. but honestly, we don't know, we could see a big surge of trump voters out there that have not yet come to the polls and that's evening. >> and beth, it could be a very long one. >> what's a couple more hours after 18 months. >> nbc senior news editor beth fouhy. >> let's bring in meteorologist bill karins with a look at the election day weather. >> it looks like turnout should be great. if there are long lines that are outdoors, many areas are very warm, unseasonably mild in the middle of the country. the northwest is going to be very warm, too. maybe even a few record highs and warming up after a cold morning in the east if there's any trouble spots, we have rain this morning, san antonio has been getting soaked with showers and thunderstorms

nbc's kerry sanders is there with more. good morning, kerry. >> reporter: good morning. we have a little bit of a sun shower. people have gotten under the overhang. you can see folks gathered out here. she is wearing a shirt that says "cuba." there is anticipation and a lot of people waiting and in some cases almost a lifetime to watch fidel castro die. now it seems odd. of the cuban people. you look at eighth street in little havana. filled with people celebrating. because they were exiled from their country. when he came to power, he took not only power, but he nationalized businesses. he took property. many people were imprisoned. some were tortured. some family members were shot. those that left got out and said that they would return to of course, they did not anticipate raul castro taking over the position he has right now as the president of cuba. i was recently in cuba. i went by the small town where fidel castro was born. when you see the humble beginnings from where he came, little home there. an old car that's underneath the house. there are some thatched cott

i know absolutely nothing, kerry. know nothing about anything. >> reporter: you are my millennial, you know. >> barely, barely. kerry sanders -- >> reporter: folks are going out to vote today. this is a sample ballot here. remember these little bubbles you had in the s.a.t., you fill it out, feed it in. they have had a problem with really excited voters who are filling it out and then you personally feed it in the machine. it's one page and then the other. in some locations folks have been feeding them in too quickly, so they're spit back out. it appears the poll workers are now telling people, take your time. know this is a big deal. just take your time. it will all work out. of course, we're all waiting. it's going to be a very long night as we wait to find out how florida, which is a bellwether state, goes in this presidential election. >> people are nervous out there, kerry. people are nervous. thank you so much. >> reporter: absolutely. >> let's go over to chris jansing in ohio. republican governor john kasich re

fox 25's kerry kavanaugh live for us in new york city, and kerry, it's not lost on us that huge glass ceiling that's above you. she does win tonight. >> the reporter: they tell us, this is no coincidence. the javits center is a glass building, 15 stories of glass, a clear symbol of hillary clinton, trying to break down barriers. >> we're hoping to make histories tonight and with the voters' help, we're going to do that. >> the reporter: the stage is set at the javits center in new york, where win or lose, hillary clinton will take the stage tonight. the stage is surrounded by glass, including the glass ceiling, not just a metaphor here. clinton campaign manage every says the camp is energized, but still working in force to turn out vote. >> what are you watching today, which states, which parts of the country? >> new hampshire is very important, in part, because it votes on election day. >> the reporter: other key states for team hillary, pennsylvania, another election day only voting state, other battle grounds for the clinton campaign, colorado, nevada, florida. >> it's really impor

ed: we talked about john kerry -- the end of the obama crossroads. ignoring mumblings he might run for governor, what do you see in the cards for him? mary anne, you use to work for -- ignore that he used to work for him and long time ago. not a long, long time. read the tea leaves. mary anne: there is no question john kerry wants to stay involved. what form that takes -- i do not know. people speculate about governor. he didn't want to run for governor, ran for senate. takes. i think he sees what every other democrat sees right now -- an opportunity in light of the election to really go after republicans, go after trump, and do things, and since the election, everyone seems to have stepped up. i'm happy about that. ed: what do you see for the secretary? ginny: i see a complete inability in the democrat party to learn the lessons of the campaign -- people do not want to go backwards. backwards. john kerry, as much as i admire him, is a step backwards in terms of the future of the country. mary anne: one point, i do not think we know what happened in

. >>> secretary of state john kerry is stepping to put the focus on climate control. kerry will continue his trip to the antarctica today to hear from scientists about the impact of climate change on the frozen continent. kerry says there's a risk that much of antarctica's ice will eventually flow into the ocean raising sea levels world wide. kerry is the highest-ranking american official to visit that area. >>> when we come back, it sounded like a great deal. to give customers premium channels at a discounted price. well it turns out it was a scam. fox 13's consumer reporter will discuss it and how it could cost twenty four meals under four dollars! just like in 1934! four dollars was a lot in those days. that can't be right. no, i was there! back then, you not only got to choose from 24 meals under four dollars, you also got a shave, a shoeshine and a new suit. used to be called "steak 'n shake 'n shave 'n shoeshine 'n suit." they even put it on the sign! 'til it broke. is that a steak 'n shake suit? walter, does this look like a steak 'n shake suit? get 24 meals fo

oh, kerry r you okay over there- -kerry, are you okay over there? >> oh, just stretching, sorry. >> any way, we have this next, look at the cold air, it is diving out of canada, and here is the seven day fost 50s on wednesday and thursday. we got get showers on wednesday morning, windy in the afternoon and windy on friday, as a strong cold front is going through, just a slight chance for a shower. and then snow showers on saturday with a high of 38- degrees. are you okay? >> oh, it is so fun any. you know, you--funny. you know, you have to make the noise with the stretch and i forgot you were really close to me. oh, man, it was worth it u though. >>> --worthed it, though. >>> --worth it, though. >>> who is going to celebrate a big day, coming up. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm ba

kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. watching this concession speech and they were certain points where it seemed hillary clinton was on the verge of tears and was able to compose herself and deliver the speech. i'm wondering if i'm reading too much into that or you got the same sense of the emotion as well. >> i don't think you're reading into it. she opened with an apology to the supporters, she feel she lost this for the people that york city. >> governor charlie baker says even though he did not vote for president, he hopes the country can unit >> he and hillary clinton spoke to the notion it's important to unify a divided country. i think this is really where this starts. >> baker did not congratulate trump. earlier in the campaign, he supported chris christie. >> and mayor marty wall says as disbelife. we will continue to take our message what's happening in boston, not just the economy, but the way we treat women and we will continue to be an inclusive city. former presidential nominee, mitt romney tweeted this, m

you'll remember that george bush and john kerry had a crazy last week. in fact, john kerry was closing fast and then on the friday night before the election, osama bin laden issued a jihad against the united states and a lot of people pulled back, thought thursday is what we've got, also at the very end john kerry felt very strongly he didn't do as well in ohio as he deserved to because of the placement of ballot boxes and everything, but it's never gotten this crazy before. you also have to remember that kennedy and nixon 100,000 votes separated them. it got me into this business. 8:00 i sat down in any parents' home. the next morning, that's whether i want to be, that's what i want to do with my life. by then i was already a political junkie. but it really lifted me because it got people engaged. but nothing, nothing like this. >> one of the things that on that sort of timeline, i've been thinking about 1992 when the friday before the election george h.b. bush, looking back at the election says one of the reasons he thought he lost in 1992 was the spec

i am kerry connolly, along with barry burbank standing by, kind of a drizzle i will morning out there. >>> yes, good morning,--a dizzily morning outs there. >>> yes, it has been ra showers a little while abow. new we are hostly in the middle 40s. so it is a lot milder than it was at this time yesterday morning. 45, 47, out there, so it is mild compared to the low to mid- 20s yesterday morning. the disturbance has gone through with showers and thunder and lightening in a few spots. and now there is some to the south of the cape. will have a lot of clouds, and then getting sunny breaks, a few more showers are possible during the day. the wind is gustier than it was yesterday and we didn't have

remember going up to the family residence at like 2:00 in the morning. >> john kerry didn't give his concession speech until wednesday afternoon. so, this is not that far in the past that -- that this happened. >> i take it we are not going home for a while. >> apparently not. >> i mean. >> no matter what john podesta says we'll be here. >> tech nick nically. >> do cbs this morning right why not. >> cbs this morning. >> major garrett. >> be on the air shortly. >> major garrett at the trump campaign. i assume they're still hanging in there. >> yes, everyone is hanging in here. they're waiting for the moment. when john podesta, chairman of hillary clinton's campaign was shown on the large screens here, there were the lusty boos you would expect that. then the chant came. the chant i have heard 100 times if i've heard it once. there is i think we should point out, if there isn't a concession from hillary clinton tonight and clearly there will not be, if it drags on into the morning, there will be friction between these two campaigns. as a result of hillary clinton's decision not to appe

our kerry kavanaugh is there live where the party, kerry, is just getting started. >> the reporter: the campaign said they are energized both in early voter turnout numbers and what they saw happening today at the polls. but they say if they had to do did all over again, they would have like to spend a little more time explaining to voters if in the differences the vision hillary clinton has for the country versus that of donald trump. >> i wish that this campaign issues. there was a lot coming in from left and right about you know, different distractions, and you know, donald trump made it hard sometimes to focus on the issues. >>> the clinton campaign manager says right now they're focusing on turning out the vote in key battleground states like new hampshire. >> new hampshire is obviously very important in part because it votes on election day. >> the reporter: secretary clinton was alismas as she cast her vote alongside her husband in chappaqua, new york. the stage in new york, where win or lose, clinton will take the stage tonight. the stage is surrounded by glass, including the gl