the public here in macomb county is demanding. if they don't see that change in whatever they're looking for, that pendulum will sway back the other way and vote for somebody else to get him out. >> reporter: lastly, there have been reports that you've mauled running for governor. have you made any determination about that? >> right away, the election going forward, they'll be looking at gubernatorial election in 2018. i like my role. i do it, it's not because i want to be governor. if i do it it's because i can see the opportunities and what can change here. it's not a partisan perspective. i know i have to run as a democrat but the reality is i've been very fortunate in getting support from republicans in the county. >> reporter: thank you are for your time. >> live in michigan, one of the stories of the night just nine days ago now. >>> coming up next, house democratic leader nancy pelosi formally lobbying to keep the job she held for more than 14 years. there's news now that not one, but two members of her own party might chal

half of the manufacturing jobs in macomb vanished. some have come back, but median household income is down 25%. pensions are gone or >> if i'm elected, you won't lose one plant. >> voters expect trump to keep the promises. >> put us all to work. give us the opportunity to earn a living and take care of our families. that's it. it's that simple. >> job creation. not doing all of our jobs off shore. >> macomb still whiter than the rest of the country, is diversifying quickly. >> diverse. >> i see my children with a school with 30 different languages spoken. >> with it, come some cultural changes. >> i don't like that you can have a transgendered person going into the bathroom. >> voters aren't sure that trump can unite the country. >> how he's talked about me, my daughters and women, who he's appointing all these all white men, to me reaching out is having women and women's issues in the forefront. muslim from kosovo. stop the rhetoric that's out there where people are being offended, attacked or whatever the case may be because they'r

trump beat clinton in macomb county by 12 points. welcome to your swing voters.b is full of the types of voters that democrats have to win back if they want to win democrats and if they want to win the house majority again. these are folks that are tough to stay in the middle class. they were looking for change when they voted for obama, and when they didn't get it, they chose to give trump a chance. jacob rascone is in macomb county, and jacob, those obama-trump voters, they are the most fascinating voters for us to spend time with. what have you learned? >> we spent the day in fryer's kitchen and bakery here in warren. as you mentioned, macomb county went for obama twice but then went to trump with over nearly 50,000 votes. a couple themes we found walking around and talking with folks, we did meet those who were very disappointed that trump won and those who were very excited that trump won. but in the middle and the biggest thing we found were people who were persuadable. they were willing to be persuaded by either side and most simply said, they were not per

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the numbers in macomb were staggeringly high.county is where the phrase reagan democrat was coined. they don't feel better off. they're scared. also they haven't forgotten 2008. they are scared something will happen again. the jobs aren't safe, pensions aren't safe. health care is more expensive. we have to grapple with that. >> michael moore was on "morning joe" today and talked about flint. the turnout in flint didn't reach expectations and this was his explanation. >> barack obama, who i love and voted for twice, and i will miss dearly. he showed up to flint five months ago and drank the water when it was still not fixed. the pipes are still not replaced. he drank the water to say, it's all okay, everyone. it was a knife in the heart of the people of flint that saw the president do this. the water is still poison. >> that's also an issue. >> there are so many issues. it is an issue. both flint and detroit, turn out was down which is another factor to why michigan was close. i'm really not kidding when we say we as democrats ha

of votes to come in in macomb, a big reversal. this was a many diddic couns id county in 2008 and 2012. this is a shift in favor of the republicans. we talked about these characteristics. saginaw, trump leading in michigan. >> looking tight as everybody is right now. there are a lot of states still outstanding, but we are starting to key in on the ones that are essentially forks in the road for these paths that either of the candidates may have. at this point, each candidate has a path that's more like a deer track through light brush. neither of them has a yellow brick road you can see from space. these are pretty narrow paths that each of them are going to be following. that's why individual states like michigan are who we're watching. >> channeling it three times -- michigan, michigan, michigan -- given its importance tonight. here we go up the side of the building. in the golden state, in california, the projected winner is hillary clinton. note the electoral votes, 55. in the state of washington, hillary clinton the projected

we're going to find out now because jacob rascone took a trip to macomb county. jacob, the entire story can be told where you are right now. what are you learning? >> reporter: we're meeting those who switched, as you're talking about, from democrat to republican. we're meeting those who switched from democrat to republican back in the '80s. they called them reagan democrats. and then who switched back and forth and now they call themselves trump democrats. right here where we are, this is fryer's kitchen and bakery. we're with a group of young ladies who all describe themselves as independents but who all went for donald trump. why did we go for donald trump? >> didn't want hillary. >> didn't want hillary. over here? >> basically the same. >> the same. over here? >> ditto. >> no, he explained more what he wanted to do for the working class people. >> is there anything over here? you said it's an anti-hillary -- >> i think it was more non-politician. i think what he said, we need a change. let's clean house. i literally didn't vote for anybody that was already in

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is back in division ii and a top of the the way for the bobcats with senior running back garrett macomber. 178 yards and two touchdowns. he caught the game-winning touchdown pass. a 15 yarder with 16 seconds left on the clock. the senior season was one for the books rushing for 2373 yards also breaking the school you record for touchdowns with 27. h college. >> so much highs and lows during the game. andrew my hip -- i injured my hip. a crazy experience to have. we put in countless hours in the weight room. looking at film, it's really paid off for us. >> he certainly looks to continue that at the next level. jean: we hope you will tune into new hampshire chronicle immediately following world news. we'll see you after american avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- cuts dressing room time, reduces zero-dynamic drag. stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. >>> tonight, we're tracking several holiday storms. th

we have zip, zero from macomb county right now. just for you watching at home, because we have zero, we're not hiding donald trump. they're alphabetical, until you get results, the names are listed in the map in an alphabetical way. once trump comes in, trump will jump up over the third party candidate. very quickly, early on, these are conservative areas. so donald trump is ahead right now because votes are coming in in conservative areas, but that's not to criticize, that's to say, he's doing what he needs to do in these conservative areas. out to go to pennsylvania, 12% of the vote -- >> donald trump is ahead by -- i mean, hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump by about 177,000 votes with 12% of the vote in. she's got 60.2% to 36.4%. that's a healthy lead early on. >> i suspect this is about the -- this won't last very long. but gary johnson is ahead in one county in pennsylvania at the moment right now. i wanted to point out to viewers at home what the color is. you'll see different colors on the map. if there's a tie, you'll

on friday, i traveled to macomb county, michigan.s one of 225 obama to trump counties nationwide. small amount of counties. but many of them stretch across the upper midwest. look at them all. 12 in michigan, 22 in wisconsin and 32 of these obama trump counties in iowa. >> obama didn't necessarily disappoint me, i guess. he didn't fulfill everything that i wanted. >> this man, one of a group of voters i sat down with in warren voted obama in 2008 and 2012. >> we wanted change. we had to get out of the bush administration and what had been going on in there. we were told lies. >> this time, he picked trump. what made you vote for him? >> what made me vote for him is the fact that i believe that hillary clinton was a criminal. >> this man owns little joe's coney island, a diner. >> i hear people saying, well, he is a billionaire. he can't be bought. that's what people are saying. they can't control him. >> he came, right? >> he came three miles north of here. i think a lot of people feel like she took it for granted, like it was always

big game this week at western illinois in macomb.. coach farley----thank you. coming up next... waterloo columbus continues its cinderalla run at the state volleyball tournament. we have highlights and reaction from the sailors' latest upset. and find out if top ranked janesville and second ranked hudson remain on a collison course for the one-a state volleyball championship. [ tower pinging ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. welcome back.. all of the state championship matches are set at the girls state volleyball tournament in cedar rapids. tonight in class two-a, waterloo columbus looks to continue its cinderella run facing favored unity chrisitian in the semifinals the sailors take control early... junior anna sinnot with

macomb county, michigan, that that's red tells you quite a bit.onald trump did well with blue collar union voters, traditionally democratic voters. a lot of problems for hillary clinton but could have 1068 sol them with one solution. macomb county, 67% of the vote is huge, except the raw numbers matter. a lot of african-americans simply didn't come out to vote. next door to wisconsin. down here. look at milwaukee. lost the state by the tiniest of margins in milwaukee county, african-americans didn't come out to vote. look at the numbers. a lot of problems, again, here would have been the one solution. the democratic vote in milwaukee, down 39,000 from 2012. how much did hillary clinton lose the state by? 27,000. more than enough to keep wisconsin blue. instead it went red. michigan, the democratic vote in detroit, down more than 78,000 from four years ago. the statewide margin, less than 12,000. more than enough there had they voted to make the difference. that's wisconsin, and michigan. over to pennsylvania. the share of the african-american popu

last seen on may 17, 2016, ryley lenane is an endangered runaway from macomb, illinois. 15-year-old ryley may have travelled to missouri. he may use the alias name "ryley smith" or "jason mendenhall. remember, call your local authorities if you have any information about these or any other missing cases. visit our website, www.usamissing.com, for more information. when we come back, valuable information on how to keep you and your family safe. we'll return right after this brief break. girl: at night, always sit near the driver on an empty bus. if you order a taxi, make sure the taxi that arrives is the one you ordered. if you have doubts, don't get in. girl: speak openly to your kids about safety issues. it is vitally important that your children are aware of their surroundings at all times. alex: your help is vital in locating missing people. please look closely at these next cases. a troubled teen with a history of running away from home, zakiyyah copeland-taylor was last seen in pleasantville, new york on june 18, 2016. zakiyyah had previously lived in east harlem, new york, and may h

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leading the way for the bobcats was senior running back here at macomber. carry the ball 31 times for 178 yards and two touchdowns. he also caught the game-winning touchdown pass. his senior season was one for the plymouth high school record books. rushing for 2373 yards. he also runs track and plays lacrosse for plymouth but he hopes to enjoy football in college. >> there are so many highs and we put in countless hours in the weight room and looking at film and it has paid off for us. jim: they got into the giving spirit. the student athletes read stories and even did some bowling with the children. the head coach shared these photos from today's get together. the early nfl game today was a matt asiata ties the game at seven with a rushing touchdown. it stayed close drop again. late fourth quarter, vikings driving but sam bradford throws an interception. it is picked up by darius slate. sensing -- setting up the game-winning field goal by matt prater. the next game was a pretty good well. washington trailing in the red zone. a one possession game. dallas a

macomb county went red.d trump beat hillary clinton in the county by 48,000 votes and that is where we find jacob rascon in the heart of macomb county for us. donald trump promised so much to the voters there. what type of action to see him deliver right off the bat? >> reporter: he promised the moon here. this morning, we're at friar's kitchen and bakery and important to note the term reagan democrats was coined right here in the county, specifically in warren, the third largest city in the state and we're with the mayor of warren today. we're going to talk about some themes here and you yourself were telling me that you supported bernie sanders early on and you found a lot of people in this city did the same and you believed they went for trump. talk about that. >> i think bernie and trump represented one thing. they represented change ahillar and bush represented the establishment. i think this was an anti-establishment year, the year that people wanted change and saw it in bernie and saw it in trump. par

so sunday against the new york giants, it will be john macomb back out in center as the starting quarterback. he got sacked 4 times yesterday. that was the number for quarterbacks for the brown else. kessler got sacked 4 times. so did mccown. but mccown will be the starter again. as for kessler, he is out. he has suffered another now for kessler. he's out for this sunday, and you wonder now, will they shut him down? i mean, he's a young kid. he's taking a lot of punishments last year, all year long, and is it safe to put him back out on the field for the remainder of this season? or do you just ride it out? . >> mary kay cabot from cleveland.com. josh cribs joins us now. i sat a few moments ago on channel 3 news at 6. the thing that really struck me d and more as i see the browns and steelers, its to incident grace of a once-great rivalry. where do you line up. >> absolutely. it's actually quite sad. it's sad to tornado watch the browns try to be there. it seems the steelers almost wanted to beat them up for being so wad. it's almost like they wanted to punch them for being out there and bei

anything they lose in macomb, they want to make up in oakland. so that tail of contrast between white voters with a degree, white voters without a degree, there's nowhere better in america to see that than these two giant counties, right next door to each other in michigan. it's the reason trump started going to michigan, and it's the reason clinton is hoping to hold him off there. >> the oven mitt of michigan. keep that graphic handy. we're going to need it all night long, something tells me. lawrence o'donnell is in a studio just next to ours, where we have housed our political insiders. lawrence? >> we've got a couple guys who know something, brian. steve schmidt and james carville. you've been with the candidate at this time, election night. what is it like, james, and does the campaign have access to any better information than the networks do on exit polling? >> you know, they have -- the campaign has analytics and they're very, very talented and they're very good and they're constantly getting updated. they told me at 2:00 today, the south

we're in macomb county. these are the blue-collar suburbs of detroit. and this is the home of the reagan democrat. so donald trump is counting on this county to potentially flip. it voted for president obama in '08 and 2012. wondering, though, if this year could be different. no early voting, though, so today is the only day that really counts. alisyn and chris? >> big day in the alleged blue wall vote there in michigan. we'll be all over it. jessica, thank you very much. let's discuss what's happening and the implications with our panel. cnn political commentator, senior writer for "the federalist," mary katherine ham. "washington post" reporter, abby phillip. and cnn editor for "the atlantic," ron brownstein. washington bureau chief for "the daily beast," jackie kucinich. you've been burying me with numbers all morning. does this proposition come down to this? which one of these candidates gets rejected less by the group they are trying to court. donald trump trying to avoid this blue collar coalition looking at him and saying, you ain't us. and the o

macomb county, home of the reagan democrats, was one of 12 obama counties in michigan that voted trump. >> i think many people also missed the fear that is really in working men and women's hearts and souls. 2008 scared people. >> number two, the obama coalition did not turn out where it needed to. turnout was african-american voters. in cleveland, clinton got 63,000 viewer votes than obama did. democratic votes were down to wayne county and in walk county. number three, trump spiked the vote in rural america. while romney won in rural areas by 19 points in pennsylvania, trump won them by 45 points. >> the rural jobs are tougher to find. factors, you know, made it a little easier for donald trump and his campaign focusing on immigrants taking jobs, trade deals causing jobs to be lost. >> clinton also struggled to articulate why voters should support her beyond the fact that she was not trump. what is the big idea of your candidacy? >> look, we are stronger together. we are stronger together in facing our internal challenges and our external >> instead of running clear economic messaing

there are still votes to come out of macomb county, this was an obama county. this is one trump targeted. he has turned it around. he can make up some of the margin there. he's also doing surprisingly well again. this was an obama county. trump appears to have flipped it. we saw it in wisconsin as well. there are trump areas. if you look like we did in wisconsin, look at all the red on this map right now in michigan as the returns come in, go back to 2012. you saw the blue areas, not quite as dramatic as wisconsin, but you're seeing it. so hillary clinton has opportunities and you see the votes have changed again. she's 25,000 behind. there are opportunities really in wayne county and a little bit in ann arbor for her to make that up . if he can get michigan, wisconsin, and nevada, that would stop trump. >> steve kornacki, right now, what's the total amount of the vote in, in michigan? not yet up to 60% of that vote? >> yeah. we're at about 60%. and the big sort of thing that's lagging right here, it's wayne. it's detroit. you've really got about half the vote

on monday we have football games for tomorrow iowa state taking on meanwhile uni are traveling to macomb to take on western illinois with the 1 p.m. kickoff mostly sunny, cool 53 degrees for a kickoff and of course the hawkeyes big game tomorrow against michigan taking on the wolverines, temperatures of 44 degrees at kickoff, if you're going to the game make sure you have the jacket readings 26 to 28 in the north area about 27, 26 in monticello, 27 in cedar rapids and 28 in iowa city. as far as tomorrow goes, we'll have a chilly start sunny and cool pleasant 5 to 15 looking at 53 to 55 in the north. sunny and cool, 53 to 55 degrees for high temperatures, your extended forecast, 60 cooler on monday as that weak 60s for the middle part with another system looking to come through on friday bringing your next chance of rain that should cool us down next week. >>> next on news at 9:00. >> 22 this year, i didn't get to watch him grow up. >> how one family is turning their personal grief into a mission of awareness before more kids take part in a deadly it's called a game - - and it's been arou

and that is macomb county. macomb county, home of the reagan democrats. there's still some of it out. big by 16 points. just so you know, let's see here. we've got a fun little thing. here's trump leading clinton by 16 points there. let's see if our map is going to work this way. we're going to try this, 2012. we'll take you to macomb county here. this was macomb. oh, well. that didn't work. we had a little toy here that was going to allow us to do that. bottom line is obama won macomb. okay? or six points. donald trump is winning macomb county by 16 points. that's why michigan is going to be too close to call. that's why we're going tonight on 7 election 2016. a wild ride from the start. running for president of the united states. >> from first debates. this guy joke artist and this guy's a liar. last i heard we lived in democratic society. to new hampshire. i still love new hampshire. we love the people of new convention. he's denigrating such a nasty woman. it's a presidential race like we've never seen. i do believe we are stronger together. we will m

he carried michigan in the republican primary and he carried those areas like macomb county and gettinga big lead to hillary clinton in uaw of suburban detroit. they used to rely on to keep that state and it looks like they may be in trouble there. trish: they keep talking about reagan democrats coming out of the woodwork or the blue-collar folks want some economic team spirit i appreciate you being here always. thank you so much. >> thank you. trish: the example of how biased some in the media are. we are learning today from wikileaks that cnbc chief washington correspondent john harwood, the guy that network has chosen to lead their coverage was asking the clinton campaign what he should be asking jeb bush in an interview. talk about being in cahoots. details after this. trish: we've got some fresh evidence of media bias. imagine that at our competitor cnbc. here we go. the day before the chief washington correspondent john haaretz is set to do an interview with jeb bush, john harwood sent this e-mail to hillary clinton's campaign chairman, john podesta. he says what should i ask chad

they will be finding low 50s as the game gets kicked off at 1:00 in macomb. 5 1-rbgs most hi sunny, cool but calm an lastly but not leastly, iowa taking michigan tomorrow night. 48degrees for game time. -- 51, mostly sunny, cool. >>> everyone knows that sound. the weather might not seem like it but the holidays are just around corner. and that sound is synonymous with the holidays. joining us are paul and leah to tell us how you at home can help the folk in our community when you do hear the sound. good morning, guys. >> good morning. red keitt -- kettle tomorrow of year. tell us why it is important to the community. >> we are asking for volunteers to help out for our annual fundraiser. we have a goal of 805,000 for this year which represents 48% of our budget for the year. it is critical that we raise the funds this time of year. perfect time to get out with the weather holing out. >> for real. what kind of offer that those funds are necessary to help people in our community, people that our viewers know. >> we have our regular social services, food pantry and rent andouille tilt assist

senior running back garrett macomber caught the game-winning touchdown pass in the state championship this weekend -- a 15-yarder with just 16 seconds left on the clock. his senior season was one for the record books, rushing for that is all. he also broke the school record for touchdowns, with 27. garrett runs track and plays lacrosse for plymouth, but hopes to play football in college. but he plans to enjoy the championship for a while. >> crazy. so much highs and lows during the game. i injured my head, first hit by -- injured my hip first hit by took. crazy experience. weight room, countless hours looking at them, and it has really paid off for us. sean: good luck to him. americans are getting ready to spend billions of dollars this weekend, with black friday today and cyber monday on monday. cyber security experts are offering some advice to make sure you don't get scammed. be sure you are on legitimate websites and apps, and beware of deals that look too good to be true. also, whenever possible, use a credit card instead of a debit card. there is one toy that is taking center st

i was in macomb county, which is a democratic county and it was one trump placard after the next , whichy guys like michael moore are saying wake up, donald trump is going to be the next president. this is an unorthodox thing -- it's not super data dependent but some of the polls are telling them that he is in striking distance and it is sending a message that he's going to be president for all americans. for's why he has a message the african-american committee, the latino community. he wants to build a coalition that includes everybody. so the blue state strategy is listen, we are going to turn it into a purple nation and make it a nation for all the american people. i like the strategy and i think it will hand out as most of the things he has done with his intuition. i'm going to ask you to play this hypothetical game. pretend you are donald trump's campaign manager or chief strategist. would you have him spend his time the way he's currently spending his time or would you have him pursue a different i think they've got most of it right. i would probably spend all of my time in wiscon

we'll take you to macomb county. that didn't work. we had a little toy here that it's one by 16 points. we'll have a longtime to get to know these counties. with to see what ann arbor does. bottom line, everybody, get your handouts. this was wisconsin, this way is michigan. we'll mess around with michigan for quite a long while. >> this could be a what kind of place does that put the country in? >> it comes down to one of the other, it was a point or two at the end of the night. the country will be in a state of suspension until we get all worked out. will do it again. here on nbc. >> a historic night in the presidential race. the molasses 60 minutes or so, ohai was called for donald trump. >> both presidential candidates in york city, results have been trickling in all evening. both candidates and millions of americans waits to hear the final tally. >> we're team coverage on this historic night and those results continue to unfold. >> our team is spread out across northeast ohio and we went to gauge your reaction. you can cast your v

. >> there are the reagan democrats, macomb county, auto workers. do you think he can pull it off?don't. i think her message is resonating well with voters in michigan. the president has held a rally. she had a great visit this weekend. going back to grand rapids. you mentioned senator sanders. she had a chance to stump in the state. there are voters across the state. there was a good turn out. i feel confident we'll do that. >> i will be on a plane with hillary clinton until 3:00 in the morning tomorrow. i suspect you'll be up all night. >> definitely will be up all night. making sure we finish strong on the phones, talking to the voters we need to as we bring the election to a close. >> any concerns about voter intimidation? >> one of the things you have seen in the cycle is more ways to vote. you have seen increased early voting. we think there are many ways for folks to participate in the process tomorrow. as we were knocking on doors, making phone calls. where their sights are. this is an election where access to voting will be more than ever before. that will show moving forw

. >> macomb is diversifying quickly. >> you don't hear young people talk about how proud they are to be american anymore. >> i see my children having a change. >> with it have come some cultural changes. >> i don't like the fact that now you can have a transgender person go into any bathroom. >> across the political spectrum, voters aren't sure trump will be able to unite the country. >> how he has talked about me, my daughters and women, who he is appointing being all white men, to me reaching out is having women and women's issues in the forefront. >> my father muslim from kosovo. stop the rhetoric that's out there where people are being offended, attacked or whatever the case may be because they're minorities, they have a different look to them, a different name to them. they practice a different religion. he has the chance to unite us all. >> by the way, remember the 12 obama to trump counties in michigan? clinton in nine of them in the primary. bernie sanders beat her in all 22 of the counties in wisconsin that went from obama to trump in the wisconsin democratic primary. joinin

still some in macomb there, a big blue collar county that donald trump is winning. clinton has a shot at michigan, look at the news, in wisconsin, 1984, last time a republican carried the state, donald trump's margin is sitting at 85,000 votes. there are -- yep. the two big ones left for democrats -- >> there is a problem with your board, they say we can't touch it until we fix the bug. that is the problem they wanted me to tell you, step whaway fro the board. >> i thought they were going to shoot the board. poor board, poor steve. and we're going to take a break because that is what people do in this situation. 1:16 a.m., a lot still to cover. a very, very moving situation -- moveable target here. let's put it that way. there is your political nation. super imposed outside our building. >> eight states still grayed out. >>> the race to 270 is what we're calling it. donald trump is at 244. he needs 26 more projected electoral votes. it is a much harder climb, not just the map. but the physics of it for hillary clinton. 251, 55 more needed. you have to look long and