lindsey lowe joins us live. lindsey, almost every county went red. one. this many analysts and national media kept a very close high specifically on hillsborough county, which has predicted the winner of 19 of the last 20 elections. this time, hillsborough county voted for hilary, while florida and the nation, of course, now, as we know, went to trump. pinellas county voted with obama in '08, and in 2012, this year, voters chose trump. and in pasco, polk, manatee, and sarasota counties, they all went red, as well. in fact, turnout hit 77%. that's up 75% from 2012. and voter turnout in manatee was up 73% from 2012. absolute proof there that trump's final rallies in those counties certainly paid off. >> yeah. a lot of people are waking up to the historic news, wondering how will a trump presidency affect mer, what does it mean for you and your family. abc action news political analyst dr. susan is here to it's been a long night for you. a stunning upset. the polls apafrntly got it all wrong. to his credit, donald trump said all along he was leading. is this

. >> lindsey lowe joins us now to break it all down for us. >> good morning to you. you know this. i know this. it wasn't supposed to happen this way. we've been listening to the political analysts saying that for months, but the republican party's incumbents, many out spent and struggling with their last night. it seems that donald trump might have helped to carry the party. i want to show you where things are settling in the u.s. senate. republicans need 51 to take the majority, and they are sitting right there. democrats are at 47. senator marco rubio keeps his seat with a nearly 800,000 vote lead over patrick murphy. other notable wins in the u.s. senate, rand paul of kentucky, and john mccain of arizona. in the house, republicans right now easily have this 236 seats, it looks like, and head spoo a new administration with a map so favorable that a filibuster prove 60-seat super majority is within reach chl we are breaking down the 2016 presidential election. in just a few minutes, how votes here in the bay area helped pave trump's path to the white house. back to you. >> with a

larry lindsey was saying this. chris lowe out of memphis was saying this.ot of people were saying if we have a pro growth environment it's going to happen. now, you're right, you were one of the handful of people who right from the beginning thought donald trump was going to win. >> no, no, no. i'm not talking about me. i'm talking about you. i was siding there tting there night and you won't alone. a million people were confused and why didn't you see it? >> i'd be happy to answer the question -- i'd be happy to answer the question if you want to keep going. if you want to keep going, fine, but i'll be happy to answer the question. i thought he would get close. i thought he'd win florida, north carolina, ohio. i told him at the end of may he was going to win iowa. he said really? i said yeah, you can win iowa. i didn't think he would get wisconsin, pennsylvania and narrowly michigan. what he did is he broke through southwest -- jayc cox had a gret article. he broke through southwest wisconsin. two elections in a row we had bush on a bus riding through sout

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lindsey: that is the thing. typically we see temperatures in the low 50's and people have scarves and but it was shorts weather. i will think the 70's will be making a comeback -- let's keep our fingers crossed -- for a wild. i do not think we will get this way again. we had 70. yeah, broke the record from 1975, 69 degrees. but remember, the average is 59 degrees. look at that. even the overnight low is way above where we should be and we reality. we are going to gradually go down, but at least it's not a 12 punch. the 40's are in my 7-day forecast for highs and i will talk about that in a moment. sunday, you are good to go. no problems. you can mow the lawn, break some leaves. tuesday for election day, it will be cooler, but we will have a cold front and we are also tracking a few early-morning sprinkles. too wet. you might want to try it and do it tomorrow. wednesday, temperatures will be close to average. that right there is the cold front we are tracking. and this is not a meaty cold front. it doesn't have much energy. it does not have a lot of oomph. we are not talking downpours or the only thing i am thin

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low. tam. >> a search for a bucks county woman has do you mean a tragic end. officials believe they've found the remains of lindseyne in tyler state park in newtown township. the 21-year-old was last seen on september 6th. her vehicle was found at the park. there's still no word on the cause of her death. >> jurors will resume deliberations today in the bridgegate trial. two former allies of new jersey governor chris christie are charged with plotting to punish a democratic mayor who did not endorse christie he in 2013. the jury asked the judge yesterday whether the defendants can be convicted of conspiracy even if they did not believe the lane closures were meant as political pay back. the judge said yes. angering the defense lawyers. >>> a jury will be seated this morning in the trial of a former south carolina police officer charged with murdering an unarmed black man. michael slager was captured on cell phone video shooting walter scott as scott ran away. it happened after a traffic stop in north charleston in april of last year. slager's attorney claims the widely seen video clip does not he show the full sto

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low we go. that's ahead in weatherwatch 12. announcer: get important local announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news at 10:00 with sheldon dutes, adrienne pedersen, meteorologist lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 10:00 continues. sheldon: new york's most famous holiday decoration is in place but not quiet read g rockefeller center christmas tree this afternoon. it's a 94-foot tall norway spruce from upstate new york. crews will decorate the tree with 50,000 lights that'll shine bright a little later this month. adrienne: big job. cathedral square is getting decked out for the holidays. local students started decorating dozens of trees with homemade ornaments. it's part of the 18th annual milwaukee holiday lights festival, which starts november thousands of people to state fair park this weekend. sheldon: wisn 12 news thema ponton has a look at all of the excitement from train fest. >> they go so fast. >> five and a half-year-old dominic is just one of the many people getting a close look at the trains and models on display for trainfest at state fair park. the annual event showcases more than model railroads with 70 cities, towns

low to mid-60s by tomorrow afternoon. so an enjoyable day across the area.se >> that's your latest weather. before we get to "trending," we want to issue congratulations to craig melvin and his wife, lindsey. welcoming a baby girl on saturday. that's just so fantastic. she joins her big brother. >> look at them. >> you didn't know if it was >> so small! congratulations to everybody. >> tends to be the way it happens. >> i guess so. >> adorable family. our best to them. >>> let's go to "trending." >> they are the two words that strike fear in the heart of every wedding guest -- drunk uncle. no. actually, the on sit. dry wedding. meaning no alcohol will be served. this morning, it is sparking a debate on the internet as a growing number couples opt for dry weddings. a lot o alcohol prevents people from doing dumb things at a wedding, ruining the day. also, it is a lot cheaper. but others say alcohol helps people loosen up and have more fun. >> yes! >> what a shock, that comes from you, hoda. on twitter we asked you are alcohol-free weddings sensible or are they stingy? what do you think the results would be? >> stingy. >> i think stingy. people want it. part of the reason you go. >> 62% say