long: i don't know. his actions have been so puzzling to me that i wouldn't dare to comment on that. ms. benjamin: i believe the majority leader suggested in a letter today that perhaps the f.b.i. director perhaps violated the hatch act? do you agree with that assessment? senator schumer: i haven't seen his letter. i wouldn't comment on it. ms. benjamin: do you believe the director can continue to serve? senator schumer: the first step is he owes an explanation and he has a big big burden of proof to speak that goes against the tradition of prosecutors at every level of government. when i heard about it, i found it hard to believe that comey i thought had some degree of integrity to do this. >> it doesn't go against prosecutorial conduct if you find new evidence if it comes to light, in this case, your friend, anthony weiner, who would have thought it turned up there. when something like that comes to light, it's the duty of the prosecutor to evaluate it. so i disagree that it should have been just ignor

a long campaign. but i can say we can wait a little longer, can't we? >> reporter: clinton's campaign up. >> she's done an amazing job and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. >> reporter: but moments later clinton called donald trump to concede. >> i've just received a call from secretary clinton. she congratulated us, it's about congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard fought campaign. i mean, she, she fought very hard. hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time. and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. i mean that very sincerely. surrogates and president obama but early results say she failed to win over the majority of voters in several key battleground states. and the clinton campaign says, of course, she will have more to say later this morning. at this point it appears it will be a concession speech. >> kenneth, you heard trump refer to it as a very hard fought campaign by her

long? ms.ong: i want to thank union college and those involved in the debate here for a beautiful job and beautiful setting and welcome all of our friend. i want to thank our veterans and active military, our law enforcement, firefighters and first responders, who are here in the audience and those at home. you really do the public service and we are in debt to you all for the work you do for america and for civilization. i think that this election is really a big turning point in our country. we face a big choice. do we want to go along with more of the same, the establishment, the status quo in washington that's produced record low economic growth for a decade, that has put so many new yorkers out of work and have had incomes stagnating. and many people have a corrupt rigid, play for pay system in washington. and many people feel that my opponent sits at the apex of that system. i think we need to change that and i have a lot of ethical reforms i would like to propose and hope to in the cours

long lines in chester county earlier today. this is the scene in downingtown with voter lines wrapped all the way around the building. cydney, what kind of turnout have you seen there? >> reporter: hey, keith i can tell you it's been strong and steady throughout the day today. election officials say since about 6:00 this morning, more than 500 or so voters have cast their ballots and as the traffic kicks up along route 70, we see the lines stretching out the door. >> it's really very important. >> reporter: voters across south jersey from camden to audobon to cherry hill, they say their responsibility on election die is to be part of the process of electing our next president. >> i know a lot of people are looking forward to it being over, but i think the next four years have been important either way. >> florence hoskins won't sleep until the votes are counted. she and her husband say it's been the nastiest campaign is that they have ever seen. >> reporter: it's not just the presidential race at stake in new jersey. ballot que

good long term. but the market doesn't buy that.rlie: i believe the stock market and investors are concerned about one thing. trump wins the popular vote by a large number and loses the electoral vote. gary: that would not change the portfolio. gary: they are worried about nafta being repealed and tax policy. and uncertainty on him. >> he's a change, he's different. the status quo would be clinton. gary: he's crazy. anthony: you are going to abstain from voting. i have got to talk to you about that. your feeling about secretary clinton's emails is what exactly. >> the fear is she can be indicted because of the email and the clinton foundation. americans might go to the polls and say is this worth it? because this could be chaotic. >> i saw him in the green room. retired f.b.i. agent. he was the head. and a marine veteran. he thinks there is going to be an indictment of secretary clinton. so do you think it average voter is calculating that when they go into the polls next tuesday? >> i have been talking to people in the know and the

to get his hands on long-term gain. don't get me wrong. if you have a shorter time horizon for example, if you're a hedge fund manager who needs to be up for the year or the day, investors will flee your business then you cannot afford to approach a bear market as a buying, you'll lose enough money and a short enough period of time that the fund will likely go under. read confessions of a street act [ inaudible ] the vast majority of you are not running those funds. you don't need to make money everyday or month or year. you need a long term strategy that lets you rake in massive multiyear gains over the rest of your lifetime so you have enough money to retire cota send your kids to college this is not an excuse to hang on to loser stocks of loser companies simply because you hope one day they'll turn around my point is the ugliest most vicious markets that send everything down, the good with the bad, they don't always create opportunities for small investors, as long as you're patient enough to take advantage of them s

>> a long night ahead for you, as well, cecilia. thank you. >>> donald trump, meanwhile, pointing to those neck and neck battleground states and his proud to be going it alone. no celebrities necessary. abc's tom llamas in scranton, where she's witnhe's witnessingt lines, first hand. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump with one last battleground blitz. a whirlwind sprint to the finish, eight states in 24 hours. trump sounding nothing like an underdog. >> we're winning ohio. we're winning iowa. we're winning, we think, new hampshire. we're going t i hear we're winning north carolina big. i hear. >> reporter: in florida, long lines of supporters waiting overnight to see him. so, we're inside trump's first event of the day, sarasota, florida. thousands of people here. and some of these trump supporters have been waiting since 6:00 p.m. last night to see trump today. here's one of them. so, why wait so long to see trump? >> so i could be here to witness history. this? >> who's already voted? that's pretty good. wow. you've almost all vot

we could be in for a long night. polls have closed in six states, including two of the battlegrounds that will decide the presidency. >> they are virginia and georgia, and it is too soon t project a winner in either state, but in virginia, hillary clinton has an edge over donald trump based on the exit polls. >> pelley: sample precincts from the early count is how we're determining that on the can exit polls. trump has the edge in georgia. it the peach state has been low-hanging fruit for republicans in every election since 1996. >> reporter: both candidates are on the board with winds.

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a long campaign. several states are too close to call, so we're not going to have anything more to say ? >> sorry to keep you waiting. complicated business. i've just received a call from secretary clinton. she congratulated us, it's about us, on our victory, and i congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard fought gratitude for her service to our country. now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. to come together as one united people. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. ours was not a campaign but movement. it's a movement comprised of americans from all races, religions, backgrounds and beliefs who want and expect our government to serve the people and serve the people it will. i want to tell the world community that while we will always put america's interests first, we will deal fairly with everyone. historic we have to do a great job and i promise you that i will not let you down. thank you, thank you very much. >> so that mo

we know the witnesses say he was wearing a long dark trench coat. one man was working at the dealership and he heard the shots. >> we don't know if that is what minutes later, we saw a black s.u.v., old beat up parked in the middle of the deuce and clubs right here. the man jumped in it. >> reporter: he was driving that chevy blazer that he left there and took off in it. police found the chevy blazer and now they they are looking for this bgt9579 license plate and police believe he is armed with a silver handgun. we are continuing to look into this story and will bring you updates as they come into our newsroom. >> thank you, matt. >>> polls are open until 7:00 here in arizona. if you are in line before then, you can still cast your vote. >> dave is in next with the look phoenix is gorgeous! warm weather, blue skies, the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing something amazing in my city? doing it for free! hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is keeping phoenix in motion with fun, free, cultural events for you and your friends. discover the str

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it will be a long night before senate. but he feels good about his own race. >> we are confident we have had a great campaign. and a lot of it has to do with all of these young people you see behind you here who have been so supportive and active. >> in the reporter's race. the democrat is hoping to unseat helen purcell. she is in the hot seat after her office was at the center of several voting issues that happened back in march. we will also fight for arizona's first congressional district ann kirkpatrick running for the senate. now, county sheriff and republican paul babeux will go up against tom o' halloren. he served as a republican on the state legislature before switching affiliation. if you are headed to the poll. we have a reminder of what to and not to bring. you will need id for sure. with your name and address on them like a utility bill, a bank statement, something like that. remember, though, firearms never allowed at polling places. and leave those i'm with her and make america great again hats and shirts at

it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i can reach any star ? i've got faith ?i've got, i've got? ? i've got faith ? faith of the heart. [captioning sponsored by paramount television "terra nova"? i'm surprised you've never heard of it. i'm not familiar with the early years of human space exploration. really? every schoolkid on earth had to learn about the famous vulcan expeditions. name one. history was never my best subject. it was called the "great experiment." could humans colonize deep space? they'd already built new berlin on the moon utopia planetia on mars even a few asteroid colonies, but all within our solar system. when they found an earth-like planet less than 20 light-years away, it was

it's a long ballots. it covers a number of issues, taxation, taxation, crime and punishment, environmental issues. a lot of homework california voters have to do. californians seem to like this direct democracy process. we have seen that for years. it could be a test to that affinity for its. >> host: if you could highlight those that are getting the most attention in california. >> guest: probably at the top of that would be proposition 64 which is the effort to legalize marijuana. we know that colorado and washington state have gone in front of california. californians rejected the legalization of pot in 2010. a different proposal was criticized as not been well thought out and did not have what i call institutional support. this one is more thought out and is a 17,000 word proposal to change the law to legalize marijuana. it has big backing. the lieutenant governor of the state supports it, sean parker, the cofounder of facebook and the founder of napster has put money into it. the polling shows it is

keep that in mind even if you are running late and there is a long line. jackie ward kpix 5 . >> many bay area counties are trying to make it easier for voters to cast their ballots. and contra costa valley, a drop off for completed ballots was set up. a lot of people taking advantage of it. the process was quick and painless. >> it was very convenient. i was worried how long it would take but this is great. >> i'm so happy. i'm freaking out. i thought i would have to do this after work. >> reporter: the drive-through is outside the contra costa elections office between marina vista and escobar street. >>> volunteers are making sure patients at local hospitals are not missing out on their chance to vote. phase signed absentee ballots for patients in oakland and berkeley and delivered them to a polling place. >>> on the ballot today, you will find 17 statewide measures. >> there are also numerous local measures. kpix 5 and and mackovic is breaking it all down. >> reporter: we have a lot of measures but let's start off with the big statewide ballot measures.

a long time. >> taco little bit about credit. and they be cheap for a long time? >> yes.he thing about cash flow generated assets is they can stay cheap forever. when they stay cheap, that means you have less downside to the eventual recession, back a while here, and more upside if people show up and buy it. the residential housing market has in appreciating it too fast they level. a good thingare because they take up some excesses there perhaps. seven the cheapest stuff of all, commercial real estate is a complex asset classes. a lot of issues are on risk retention. yields,er very good cash flows are much better than high-yield. later, you will get a meaningful pickup in price. >> we will hold you over after the commercial break and talk about home purchases at a nine-year high and we will see if they have a further hurdle to jump if games were to continue. we will talk that it next. his bloomberg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: we are back with joy. senior portfolio manager. one market that got hammered is emerging markets, a combination , higherrns about trade rates in t

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it just doesn't last long. we already see a warm up tuesday and wednesday ahead of a thanksgiving cold front that also isn't going to have impact on us. 67 sunday and 48 by monday morning. >>> all right. looking at traffic right now we're going to talk about sarasota. we've already got some construction that has cleared up. the construction t the on-ramp from southbound 75 that's clear also the construction on university is clear, but down herea little bit closer to clark northbound on i-75 we still have one lane taken away but not seeing any delays. we did have an issue northbound 275 coming off the howard frankland bridge right around kennedy everything has been cleared. we've got a good drive here. look at this. we have a little bit of activity here in the median that is gone as well. now, we do have a new accident and i'm seeing a little bit of a slow down. . >> now, yesterday i just want to thank sergeant smith school for having me. visited with students at the school and also want to thank mrs. triplet fo

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we've waited this long. long enough. we've waited long enough. i know it's a risk... probably our biggest one yet... but i'm willing to take it. are you with me? always. speaking of risks... are you ready to try some home cooking? 15 years? give or take a few weeks. where are we? in the takara sector just outside the alpha quadrant. the crew? except for us... dead. we think captain janeway tried to make an emergency landing on this planet. they were all killed on impact. you've been buried inside a glacier for the past 15 years. you two were here, on the delta flyer ahead of voyager. you made it. all the way back to earth. we got home, doc and all it took was killing everyone we cared about. harry. starfleet certainly took their time finding us. starfleet... we had to find you on our own. well, i don't know what to say except... thank you. i suppose i'd have stayed in that deep freeze forever. we're not here to salvage your program. we're here to prevent this disaster from ever happening. kim: you see, doc 15 years ago, i miscalculated the slipstream threshold and tra

the lines were long but we're told they moved quickly. we sent a crew to the recreation center that's just across the street from howard university to check on the line there. it was nearly a block long but the wait was only 20, 25 minutes, a lot of parents took their children to the polling location to teach them about the importance of the electoral process. >>> if you live in the nation's capital you'll get a say on d.c.'s state hood today. representation rights for the district' citizens and today, residents will be able to vote on its first referendum for becoming a 51st state in the nation. d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton told me it's still a long shot it will happen even if they vote on it. >> this is the first great step to state hood. state hood is an uphill climb no matter how you look at it. if we had a republican house, senate and president it'd be an uphill climb. that's how hard it is to >> d.c. residents will see the proposed state listed as new columbia even though members of the down sill voted -- council voted to cha

as long as they are in line after 8:00 p.m., they should be able to cast the vote as long as they aren line by 8:00. >> they can't be driving to the polls. >> be in line and make sure you get your vote counted. >> if you have any other questions again call our special election hot line here. staff of volunteers from the league of women voters, the number is 1-877-940-6222. guys back to you. >> i hear the phone ringing now nydia thank you. >> be sure to watch the election day coverage online at jim gardner and our panel of experts will be there to bring you live results as the races are called. you can find that at 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app it all started at 8:00 p.m. >> an 8-year-old girl in california, leading our big talkers today. she may not be old enough to vote in this election but is finding a way to show off her patriotism. kayla fields welding a fleg made of metal. remember she is 8 years old. she learned how to weld last year through her 4-h program and is auction can off her flag art to honor veterans including her father and grandfathers. >> i would like to thank the

long lines of early voters, mostly latino, in nevada. and by the tens of thousands who have turned out in key battlegrounds to see her famous friends. lebron and pharell, bon jovi, katy perry, jay-z and beyonce. >> i want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country, and that is why i'm with her. >> reporter: today, clinton making two stops in pennsylvania, a state considered her firewall. here we go. just touched down in pittsburgh. hillary clinton is about to begin her final day of campaigning. >> thank you all. >> thank you, hillary. >> reporter: clinton delivering a plea -- >> hello, pittsburgh! if the lines are long tomorrow, please wait. >> reporter: and her closing argument. >> we can do this. we don't have to accept a dark and divisive vision for america. tomorrow, you can vote for a hopeful, inclusive, big-hearted america. and -- we got to start talking to each other again. great rally here at pitt. feels good! >> reporter: it's a new message of hope, and the focus of a two-minute ad airing nationwide tonight. >> i lov

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this is a long line. we found this two hours after the polls opened at 6:00 this morning, folks waiting to cast their ballots. how long have you been waiting in line, sir? >> about 20 minutes. >> reporter: we found long lines at other locations before sun rise. >> most of my friends said they were not coming out it to vote, and that was a big issue. >> it all worked out. it was easy, simple. a very simple process. they're doing a great job inside. >> trump. >> reporter: the race for president is the big dr >> reporter: other ballot issues, a proposed 4% meals tax on prepared food and meals to go and the fight to the wire contest in district ten between barbara comstock and lou ann bennett, issues many say are worth waiting for. >> i'm in line. i'm almost to the door, the entrance. >> i lived in this country for 20 years and they gave me so much. come on, everybody, go out to vote today. this is the last chance to raise your voice and give something to this country. they give it to us so much. >> reporter:

i think that's long gone. that one day shopping is long gone. now it's more of a 4-day thing where sunday. now carrying over into monday. with cyber monday. in fact, look at the lights here joe. i mean it's wrapped around. i mean it's slowed down a little bit. it will pick up like it is right now. but for most part if you're going out shopping today you can expect long lines, expect a lot of people at the stores. that expect that through the weekend into monday. with that said, law enforcement officers are urging folks, if you are going shopping make sure you're aware of your surroundings make sure you know what's going on. put it in your purse. make sure you are aware what's happening in your house or in your car if you're buying something, put it in the trunk. right? don't leave it so someone can see it and take it. all right last live shot off the day. and i am so excited about it, baby. good for you. yes it's time to go home. yes. we're going to i'm going to go home and get something to eat. i'm hungry. you deserve it. ah jim weber. we will

>> hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time. and we oher a major debt of gratitude for her service to our now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. i love this country. thank you. thank you very much. >> we thank you for watching abc news tonight. we will of course be covering the latest on this story first thing in the morning on gma and we are online 24/7 at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching. and good night. shelley: now at 11:00, senator kelly ayotte conceding to democrat maggie hassan. why former house speaker bill o'brien says he isn't surprised. >> i'm proud to stand here as the next united states senator protesters tonight. where the anti-trump protests are happening right now. shelley: and legal marijuana. what the new massachusetts law means for the granite state. mike: after showers for some today, drier air is taking over again. how long this stretch could last . >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: senator kelly ayotte has conc

this is a long ballot. eight boxes on a long sheet of paper on both sides. you got to stand in line here to get it scanned over there. then they tabulate it on a long piece of tape, take it to voting headquarters at loudoun county at the end of the day when polls close eight hours from now. still a long way to go in loudoun county. both candidates concentrating on this. but donald trump thinks he can swing the county this way after it went narrowly to obama in 2012 and maybe that might help him pull off the upset in virginia, carol. >> brian todd in virginia. big push by both candidates in pennsylvania, where cnn's miguel marquez is, good morning. >> good morning, that's about how i feel this morning, carol, we're in north straban township in washington county. the line here, about an hour long, since the polls opened at 7:00 this morning. they go all the way down the block. this is the last bit politicking that voters see as you walk in. gives you an idea of what it is like here. we want to show you something really cool. as we walk down the line, we have a

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so a bit of a long answer to a second question. and i am optimistic that although who knows what tomorrow will bring in the geo-political arena. but i believe the major actors are working diligently toward the same area, same direction effectively. the one thing, let me be quite blunt with you, is the discussions not in copeous but more in the security area that tends from time to time, i believe, to lean over towards the discussions in the peaceful arena of outer space affairs. there's many more experts than i -- that follow this much more closely. and i believe that although there is a bit -- there continues to be a stalemate in that area, there is open -- there is dialogue going on in these areas. it was mentioned i think this morning, it was mentioned this morning about discussions between the u.s. and china, for example, on aspects of security in space. these are very positive. and i think that there is a willing -- i hope there is a willingness to continue those across the major powers in order to ensure that we have understa

said it won't be long ? ? won't be long ? ? won't be long ? ? freedom ? ? freedom come ? ? ? hold on ? ? it won't be long ? ? freedom ? ? i tell you it's coming ? ? if you just look forward hold on won't be long ? ? said it won't be long ? ? freedom freedom come ? ? freedom hold on won't be ? won't be long ? ? hold on hold on ? >> woo! that's so powerful. thank you so much, common. make sure you get his new album. we are back. this is "today" on nbc. bravo! gosh. amazing. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making coll

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hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time. and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. i mean that very sincerely. >> reporter: she had the money, she had the high-profile obama but early results show she failed to win over the majority of voters in several key battleground states. and the clinton campaign says, of course, she will have more to say later this morning. at this point it appears it will be a concession speech. diane and kendis. >> and, kenneth, you heard trump refer to it as a very hard fought campaign by her but also by both president obama and the first lady. they campaigned very hard for any word from them yet on this news now? >> reporter: at this point it's been radio silence from democrats and from the white house. we expect president obama will give a statement later today after this shocker of a presidential race which you're right, president obama campaigned almost every single day of that final week leading up to election day. first lady michelle obama, she was out there har

this is a long-term question. think we have to figure out, you know, what -- where are the best societal uses of robotics and automation technology. where does it create the most value for society versus where is it simply saving a few pennies here and there. and if we really want to try and improve the lives of people in the country and the world, we should be focusing our efforts on places where it reduces risk to human safety, where it produces significantly better outcomes than human labor. and stop worrying as much about kind of the nickle and dime pieces here and there. >> jp, thank you very much. good to see you again. nyu's stearns school of business. >>> what facebook is going to fix its fake news problem. ♪ >>> wells fargo has been hit with new sanctions following its fake accounts scandal. the office of the comp. controller now requires the bank to get approval before making some business decisions or giving departing executives severance payments. new restrictions reverse some of what was granted in it

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