ll abc news los angeles right now we are working on all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including as anger over the election results continues to spill out into the streets -- donald trump is busy transitioning to the white house -- who he has plus -- terror at a high school in california. how some quick thinking students may have prevented a tragedy. revealing. plus... panic in california after two students are arrested with explosive materials at school. what they were planning. but first... with two months until his inauguration -- donald trump and his team are planning a transition to the presidency. and a major part of that plan will be who trump picks for his cabinet and other key positions. a-b-c's marci gonzalez has the behind closed doors here at trump tower in new york - president-elect donald trump working on transition plans?deciding who will fill - hundreds of jobs in his administration including key cabinet positions. sot shushannah walshe, abc news deputy political director: "number one characteristic that dt is looking for is loyalty? it's something that

ll abc news washington. county auditors' offices across eastern iowa were busy today making the final preparations for election day. some were even open to those who wanted to vote early. in linn county, people formed long lines at the auditor's office. auditor joel miller says leave even before casting their ballots. kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk joins us in the studio tonight. jordee, you checked the johnson county auditor's office? more than 13-hundred early voters showed up at the johnson county auditor's office today. and more than 700 showed up yesterday. the auditor, travis weipert, says these numbers are strong. and quite a few of those are first time voters. 45:46 jesse: "first time voting right now.." voters outside of the johnson county auditor's office all monday. 45:18, kelsie 'trying to beat the rush. looks like we didn't' beat it very well. the average wait time was about 15 minutes long. election workers helped every step of the way. nat 44:26, "are you registered to vote everyone, at your right add

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ll abc news los angeles. this just in... a new report just released shows malaysian airlines flight 370 was likely not under human control when it crashed. the analysis from australian transportation officials used a key piece of debris they say showed the aircraft was likely with its flaps in a retracted position... suggesting it wasn't in a controlled glide by a pilot. flight 370 crashed back in march of 2014 killing all 239 people on board. alabama's governor has declared a state of emergency after a gas pipeline explosion yesterday near birmingham. two pipelines are back open today.. but the main line is still out.. one person died in the blast.. 5 others were injured. colonial pipeline says it happened when a contract crew hit the line with a trackhoe. (timothy taylor/ shelby county) "oh it looked like there was a plane crash, really. i've never seen anything like this." the damaged pipeline is the one that leaked more than 300-thousand gallons of gas in september. tense moments as police chase the driver of a stolen ca

ll abc news los angeles carla tosses to mahsa mahsa ad libs fatal crash at cheyenne & fort apache motorcyclist dead a horrifying dog attack is caught on camera.. and might be disturbing. you can see a woman pick up her 2-year- old son as two dogs approach. she races to the front door and tries to get back inside her home.. but that's when things get worse. the dogs begin biting the woman's arms as she protects the toddler. a neighbor comes to help..but the dogs won't stop. the dogs also bit the boy several times.. even pulling his hair "big laceration on his face and his leg. ck be okay and we're just praying he doesn't get any infections." butt with "the people that did help, i really appreciate them and very thankful they were there. otherwise my son and my wife might not be here today." the little boy is hospitalized.. and is expected to need plastic surgery. the dogs are under quarantine by animal control. the family is planning to file a lawsuit. pledge-v a high school student.... in texas..... got a controversial punishment for not standing.... instead... she was sent to the principals o

ll abc news los angeles. a frightening halloween for a university of utah student she says she was raped on by a man in a mask. more details about the man police are looking for -- coming up. plus our powerhouse team of reporters are following the candidates on the trail -- another blue state kind of day for donald trump. why is his campaign spending money in states leaning toward hillary clinton? i'm abc's karen travers with the latest form the campaign trail in wisconsin. gonzalez tease: and i'm marci gonzalez traveling with hillary clinton's campaign in florida - as she tries to turn the focus away from the fbi right now on 13 action news live at "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." donald trump calls women "bimbos", "dogs", and "fat pigs." but congressman crescent hardy said he'd support donald trump 100%. nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. y women less than men. and kihuen will always protect a woman's right to ch

news outlets. you see those from abc, nbc and cnn. trump reportedly blasted the out some people by name and ll dishonest in covering him. >> what has happened today is every public safety official's absolute worst nightmare. >> a school bus driver behind bars now facing charges after attleast five elementary school kids are killed in a crash. more than a dozen others were hurt. this is yesterday in chattanooga, tennessee. this morning, here is our first look he is 24-year-old johnsony walker. >> he was going real fast. he hit a mailbox and we flipped over here. >> police say the bus ran off a residential road, slammed into some some trees and ended up on its side. investigators say speed likely was a big factor in this crash. a warrant has been issued for remove and review the bus' week. >>> it look less than 48 hours but a suspect in custody in tick for fatally shoot a police officer -- in texas for fatal eye shooting a police officer. police say tyrone mccain was at the station hours before the gunfire. they are not revealing why he was there. both department and community there is mourning the loss of the detective, benjamin marconi. >>>

ll from the white house. that's in the skin on this thursday, november 17th. >>> from abc news, this is >> vin scully, we'll tell you about that. a lot of people got a call from the white house they're excited about. speaking of the white house, hillary clinton spent the last year and a half trng to get there, and one week after learning she did not win, she made her fst public remarks since her concession speech. >> clion was honored in washington, d.c. last night for contributions to child advocacy and acknowledged the pain of the election defeat, but urged supporters to figing fo whathey believe in. >> reporter: overnight, hillary clinton opening up about her election loss. >> i will admit coming he tonight wasn't the easiest thing for me. there have been a few times this past week whenll wteto do was just to curl up wh a ?= good book or our ds and never leave the use ain. >> reporter: speaking at a gala for the children's defense fund never give up. >> i ask you to st engaged, stay engaged on every level. we need you. america needs you. that's how we get through this. >> reporter: the crowd cheering. clinton

and welcome to abc news election headquarters right here in times square, where 24 hours from now, this room will be abuzz. every seat in this room will be ll begin to close. this is a presidential race unlike anything we have ever seen before. and tonight, we are aware that so many of you at home are grateful this election is finally here. so, let's get to it tonight. you see hillary clinton there with a thumb's up. she's about to walk onto this stage in philadelphia, with the president, the first lady and the boss, bruce springsteen there tonight. donald trump touching down in five battlegrounds today. he's fired up, arguing, he doesn't need any big names. he says his crowds say it all. our new poll showing hillary clinton with a slight edge at 47%, donald trump at 43%. but they are in a virtual tie, new polls in florida, clinton, 46%, trump, 45%. and in north carolina tonight, clinton, 47%, trump, 45%. and in new hampshire this evening, a new poll showing clinton at 49%, trump at 38%. tonight, trump is lashing out at the fbi. clinton trying to keep her momentum. we begin with abc's cecilia >> reporter: david, good evening to you. there a