. >> i'm jim hanley in midtown manhattan on the hudson river where hillary clinton hopes to make history 12 hours from now when her supporters and volunteers start to trickle in here and fill this hall and the numbers across the country come in. she hopes this will be a big victory party. the hall they've done countless run throughs. the stage is lit up like the country, the united states of america just surrounds the stage. the lighting has been tested. there are supposed to be big name acts outside on a separate stage. music, live concert performances, the original plan was to have fireworks above this glass ceiling. there was talk that the coast guard may have had a problem with it. we're expecting about 5,000 people here. i'm surrounded by hundreds of cameras and journalists from all over the world. we'll be live here live at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 this evening and what they hope will be a celebration at news4 at 11:00 tonight. >>> i'm chris lawrence in midtown manhattan outside the trump plaza where you're seeing the evidence of some of the trump supporters passion. they're telling us

live in midtown manhattan this morning, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> as matt mentioned in his report hillary clinton did call donald trump earlier this morning to concede, probably about 2:30. certainly before 3:00 this morning. >> we learn that she plans to speak publicly about her defeat sometime later this morning. here's clinton's campaign chairman breaking the news to her supporters last night. >> they're still counting votes and every vote should count. we're not going to have anything more to say tonight. everybody should head home. you should get some sleep. we'll have more to say tomorrow. your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much toç her and to ti and to all of us. >> again, we expect to hear from secretary clinton later this morning. hackers made podesta's e-mails an issue during the campaign, you'll remember. this morning, we're continuing to get reaction from voters on our facebook and twitter pages and in person. >> nbc 10's monique braxton is live for us in the trenton transit center this morning with that. monique, what are the rank and file saying to you this mor

this being in midtown manhattan, hotels are not cheap. trump security detail, also, of course, includes the nypd. sources tell us the nypd presence here at trump tower is costing $1 million a day. >> what are business owners and residents in the area telling you? >> reporter: well, it is really the small businesses that are being severely impacted, that don't have the brand name like prada, tiffany, gucci. one small business owner says he has lost about 25% of his business since the election and since trump has won the presidency, because he can't get certain deliveries. foot traffic is not what it used to be. certainly, small businesses in the area are hurting because of trump's presence here at trump tower. >> rachel crane, thanks so much. midtown manhattan. appreciate it. >>> to look at our top stories. a french prosecutor says five suspect that is pledged enter allegiance to isis are in custody charged with conspiring to commit a terrorist act. they were first arrested in police raids last weekend. the first memorials and funerals are

the history of what happened last night and we're also going to tell you about a big change in midtown manhattan with the new president-elect. stay with us. >> i know how disappointed you feel because i feel it, too. and so do tens of millions of americans who invested their hopes and dreams in this effort. this is painful and it will be for a long time. but i want you to remember this -- our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love. >> someone pointed out hillary clinton wore the colors of mourning today but her remarks were very well received, as were the president's. to put this in perspective we call upon a wise man, as we always do, presidential historian and author michael beschloss actually here with us in new york and not in a box from washington. >> where we're knees and feet and everything else. >> that's exactly right. >> for all the people walking around today. there are republicans, but there are mostly democrats thinking what just happened, how did this happen, how are we going to go on? talk them through a moment like this in ameri

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trump tower, this is where trump actually lives here in midtown manhattan. the 13th floor is where campaign headquarters were. there are transition meetings with aides going on tonight. this took on from 1,000 to just shutting down the road. as we're getting word tonight, this is not the only one. you got chicago, you got philadelphia, it sounds like tempe, arizona, portland. this has just turned into something. remember, this is fifth avenue in midtown, new york city. i was talking to a couple who actually took the amtrak in from connecticut tonight. they're about in their 50s. they skipped their show at carnegie hall in order to join. we have people from nyu and kings college. it is sort of organically, word of mouth. union square up columbus which is where central park is, they've kind of conjoined into one. trump tower has suddenly -- which we saw yesterday. you've got trucks with salt in which the secret service present -- because remember this is where the president-elect donald trump actually lives and the intersections around him are surrounded. >> v

to you this morning ashibit cast her vote in chappaqua, new york, and downtown at a school in midtown manhattan with both waiting for results. >> we start with kenneth in manhattan. >> good eastbound. we did the math. hillary clinton was voting at her local polling place four hours after she landed on the ground here in new york state early this morning. i can will report later tonight she will be standing right there behind me win or lose when the world watching. >> hillary clinton's historic vote for herself, the presidential candidate and former president clinton surrounding by cameras and supporters as they cast their ballots at chappaqua, new york. all the most how many bowling feeling because i know how much responsibility goes with this. >> little rest after touching down at 3:00 a.m. after a final day on the trail, in several battleground states. >> i'll do the best i can if i an fortune enough to win. all the campaign struck a pose for the latest internet craze, the mannequin challenge "don't standstill vote today." >> as expected, standing room only tonight for the election party for

halls >>> the sound of about 10,000 anti-donald trump protesters who flooded the streets of midtown manhattan long into the night. police said at least 15 people were arrested. >> similar scenes in chicago where demonstrators marched thoroughfares. anti-trump protests held in several cities last night coast to coast. >> in oakland, fireworks were set off as police used tear gas in an attempt to control thousands of protesters. >>> as we've seen with the protests, the next question seems to be, how will they eventually channel their anger after donald trump is sworn into office in. >> abc's juju chang puts her finger on the pulse of the opposition. >> reporter: across the country tonight, stunned hillary clinton supporters mourning and raising their voices after winning the popular vote, being shut out by the electoral college. >> we are literally hiking up the canyons of manhattan following the protest. it's a smattering of black lives matter, law center, a number of colleges. >> reporter: hillary clinton took to the stage to concede this morning, apologizing to her >> i'm sorry that we did n

. >> lets switch live to rick williams live at trump headquarters in midtown manhattan. >> reporter: hi brian that is right. after close to 600 days of crisscrossing the country and holding events at fair grounds and stadiums and arenas for donald trump it comes here to the ballroom in midtown manhattan. donald trump hopes it's a victory celebration as well. donald trump according to supporters wanted to to be an intimate affair a small type of party despite the hundreds of members of the media here some work was underway getting this ballroom into a high tech election party >> this is video of all the work taking place getting the risers ready for the media and the stage ready for donald trump and mike pence to address the supers, the lights and mikes, so much work to be done and still getting underway at this hour. meanwhile we talked about the logistical nate hire taking place for members of the media and how all of us had to wait hours upon hours for credentials to come into the ballroom. and many members of the media are still filing in since waiting since noon time for credenti

we'll begin with sara murray at trump election night headquarters in midtown manhattan. what is trump doing today. where will he be watching the returns? >> reporter: well, jake, donald trump is at trump tower today. i just want you to think for a second about what it is like for him in these final hours. he has spent nearly a year and a half running for president. he has never done this before. at this point really all you can do is wait. your ads are on the air. your field staffers are out in battleground states. so donald trump is there in trump tower. he passed through the war room they have set up there earlier. i'm told he was greeted with a standing ovation at trump tower. he is, you know, touching base in some battleground states. he did a couple of radio interviews. essentially just waiting. we are expecting him to stay there this evening to watch the returns there and later on he'll head over to the hilltton for h victory party. >> sara, the trump campaign filed a request with the nevada court to try to preserve and separate ballots from voting machines in four

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we are in midtown manhattan. the first thing you notice when you get here, this building is all glass walls. let me step out of the way. not just glass walls but if you look up high, it's the glass ceiling. symbolic for hillary clinton trying to become the first female president in the history of the united states. all of those people over there, 3,000 media members are awaiting for mrs. clinton's arrival. she's a few blocks away at the peninsula hotel but will make her way over to us at about 11:30 tonight eastern time. that's about 8:30 pacific in the west coast and the bay area. another thing we noticed here in new york, the nervous energy. the nervous excitement. a lot like the bay area. the streets of new york a little pensive as the election goes into the late hours. on this election night there are long lines. there is plenty of security and there is anxiety. >> we must have a change. >> reporter: much like the bay area here in new york, opinions are passionate. >> i have been reflecting a lot about how th

his party will be in midtown manhattan. reporter: only one day remains in this world win presidential election and donald trump is hitting the trail with force. it is a battleground blitz. donald trump beginning a day in the southeast. stopping in north carolina and florida. taking aim at his opponent. >> the system is totally rigged. hillary clinton should not even be allowed to run. >> he will join his running mate mike pence in michigan. >> let me make you a promise. when donald trump becomes president we won't be paying ransome to terrorist states hillary clinton started that in iran. >> when it comes to honesty and trust trump continues to lead clinton by four points among voters. at the same time clinton significantly outperforms him on having the right temperament. clinton polled 60% and trump 37. >> now it is up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box tomorrow. >> before tonight is over trump would have held five events in five different states in just about 12 hours. ken and julie, back to you.

we're reporting live here from new york city in midtown manhattan. of course, the big headline is that donald j. trump, now the president-elect of the united states. but we have heard from his campaign or at least from 7's dan hausle covering that campaign. we have not as yet heard from so we're going to go to 7's byron barnett who has been watching that, and he joins us from outside the javits center where they were hoping for a big victory party. it wasn't to be, byron. >> byron: no, it was not. when the vote counting began, the hillary clinton campaign was confident of a victory, but it didn't take long for that confidence to turn into despair and disbelief. >> disappointment. anger. sadness. >> byron: stunned hillary clinton supporters on a night they were hoping for a victory. >> as you can see, i brought a five and seven-year-old with me tonight. i thought they were going to see the first woman president in the history of the united states. i'm just at a loss. i'm devastated. >> byron: after a hard-fought battle against donald trump, top clinto

that is the latest here from midtown manhattan. we'll send it back to boston with the latest on some of the congressional races that effect the balance of power in congress. guys? what we know now donald trump -- can we scroll the prompter. wasn't the only big republican. we had other winner last night as well. speaker of the house paul ryan very vocal during the election reelected in landslide wind. he defeated ryan even though he faced tough critisism for donald trump. republican remain in control of the house of representatives filling 239 sits as opposed to democrats with 1. >> also republican senator john arizona. this is the 80-year-old sixth term representing the state. he defeated democrat and kirkpatrick to win this race. his victory speech mccain said this will be his last term in office. >>> former republican presidential candidate marco rubio also remains in office winning reelection in florida. he greeted a crowd in miamiim after opponent patrick murphy conceded that race. >> coming up next one of trump's is stealing t

his election party will be held in midtown manhattan. caroline has more on this. reporter: one day remains in the world wind presidential campaign and donald trump is hitting the trails. it is a battleground blitz. donald trump in the southeast and stopping in north carolina and florida taking aim at his opponent. >> the system is totally rigged. hillary clinton should not even be allowed to run for the presidency of the united states. >> the republican nominee also in pennsylvania today and later he will join his running mate for events in new hampshire and michigan. >> let me make you a proposition. when donald trump becomes president of the united states we won't be paying ransom to terrorist sponsored states. hillary clinton started that disastrous agreement. >> when it comes to honesty donald trump continues to better clinton narrowly leading four points among voters and at the same time clinton significantly outperforms him on having the right temperament to serve as president. clinton polled 30% and trump 37. >> now it is up to the american people to delive

he's going to be here in midtown manhattan. this is his final destination. but he was really all over the country today, hitting those all-important battleground states, including pennsylvania. now, over in pennsylvania in the past hour, he wrapped up that stop in scranton and told the crowd that hillary clinton "is the face of failure." and the face of failed foreign policy. his supporters say they will do what they can to help him win. >> i wanted to bring my -- one of my kids to a rally, and i have been volunteering for the first time i've ever volunteered for a campaign in bucks county, because i support donald trump. >> look at hillary, she needs jay zee and beyonce to get a crowd of that. >> we're the deplorables and we built america right here! >> reporter: donald trump is going to be here at the hilton hotel tomorrow. that's one building over from where we are right now. we are going to be in midtown manhattan, as well, keeping tabs on every angle on election day. we're live in new york city. erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >> we'll see you again tomorrow

we told donald trump expected to vote in about an hour from now at 10:00 here in midtown, manhattan. hillary clinton you saw live here in fox25 about an hour ago casting her vote. show you video now former secretary of state and her husband, former president bill clinton arriving this morning, not far from the home and elementary school in chappaqua, new york, just outside of new york city in westchester county. hundreds of supporters and media tim kaine also voted this morning in his hometown richmond, virginia. here now mrs. clinton shortly after voting. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election and what it means for country and do >> donald trump expected to vote an hour for now and holding midnight rally like mrs. clinton and he was in michigan last night supporting urging voters and confident he will win the election. >> real change also means restoring honesty to our government so first thing we and good first step. that's a good first step. >> reporter: today we make america great again and midtown manhatta

. >> reporter: i'm natasha brown in midtown manhattan with the trump campaign at trump headquarters. we have just heard from president-elect donald trump after an 18 month journey, it will end in the white house for president-elect trump. trump says hillary clinton called to congratulate and concede, just before he took the stage at around 3:00 a.m. this morning. he says it is time to come together as one united people. >> now it is time for america to find the wound of division after we get together, to all republicans, and democrats, and independent is a cross this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hopefully it is a loud message to congress, senate that if they don't fall in line, they are next. america is sick of the establishment and they have heard it real loud. >> he reached out to those who had not chosen to support him in the past, he is, obviously, offering an olive branch now. he called his campaign a movement. he has energized this crowd, he is obviously energized american people, and as the votes came in throughout the night we saw

here was president-elect donald trump walking on stage at the hilton here in midtown manhattan.crowd of supporters there with him, along with vice president-elect mike pence and both of their families. trump did this right after he says he got a call from hillary clinton who conceded the race. mind you, this was all around 2:30, 3:00 this morning. a very late election night, waiting for results. trump congratulated clinton on a hard hef fought campaign. here's some of what he had to say in his victory speech, a big topic was unifying the country. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. so all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. it's time. >> there was the celebration we saw at the hilton not long ago. that was trump's election night headquarters, not far from where we are now. let's come back live here at fifth avenue right by the trump tower. where across the street you see a large police presence. the

the excitement is building and donald trump's election night headquarters here in midtown manhattan.ld trump won big ones recently ohio, north carolina, florida and now we said it from the beginning all eyes are now on pennsylvania. the thought now whoever wins pennsylvania can win the white house. so it is right now too close to call. the room here filled with supporters. this race is far from being over. as we get another fox news alert fox news being broadcast throughout this ballroom. made of about half supporters, half media. this is not the biggest room in new york city. but as you hear, the supporters yelling trump, trump, trump. very interesting voter tracker coming out by the new york tim times. no friend of donald trump by the way. earlier today, its real time vote tracker had donald trump a 34% chance of winning. right now, that changed to none% so you can see at least the way this race is going at least momentum clinton's people hoping that those polls were right but it turn out those polls might not be worth the paper they're printed on according to a donald trump operat

he took to the stage at the hilton in midtown manhattan around 3:00 a.m.e told the crowd hillary clinton called imto concede the election and congratulate him and his supporters on their victory. >> ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement made up of millions of hard-working men and women who love their country and want a better, brighter future for themselves and for their family. >> flanked by his family and surrogates, trump thanked them for their efforts to get him elected. we have yet to see or hear from hillary clinton this morning. before trump gave his speech just across town, clinton's campaign chairman john podesta spoke to her supporters very briefly. take a listen. >> we are so proud of her. she's done anç amazing job and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. >> podesta also told the crowd that we will hear more from the clinton campaign later this morning as soon as we do. we will bring it to you. i'm rosemary connors. nbc 10 news. tracy? >>> from the presidential electi

on the republican side, donald trump will vote in midtown manhattan at 7:00

. >> reporter: i'm natasha brown here in midtown manhattan with the trump campaign at trump headquarters, we have just heard from president-elect donald trump after a 18 month journey, it will end in the the white house for president-elect trump. trump says hillary clinton called to congratulate and concede just before he took the stage at around 1:00 a.m. this morning. he says it is time to come together as one united people. >> now it is time for america to bind the wounds of division, we have to get together. to all republicans, and democrats, and independent is a cross this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hopefully this is a loud message to the congress, senate, if they don't fall in line they are next. america is sick of the establishment. they have heard it here real loud. >> he reached out to those who had not chosen to support him in the past, he is, obviously offering a olive branch right now. he called his movement, he has energized this crowd. he was obviously energized the american people as the votes came in throughout the that it, w

and made his victory speech at the hilton in midtown manhattan. there with him. vice president-elect mike pence as well. trump says hillary clinton did call him earlier to concede. he congratulated clinton on a hard-fought campaign and what she's done for this country. listen to some of what he had to say about his plans for the job ahead. >> but to be really historic, we have to do a great job. and i promise you that i will not let you down. we will do a great job. we will do a great job. i look very much forward to being your president and hopefully at the end of two years or three years or four years or maybe even eight years, you will say so many of you worked so hard for us be, but you will say that was something that you were really very proud to do. >> trump also talked about the importance of unifying the country right now. after the race was called, we spoke with some of those who supported trump's bid for the presidency and who are now happy it will become a reality. >> wonderful, fantastic. super exciting and weç couldn' be happier. >>

donald trump is doing that just across town here in midtown manhattan. and she will be giving a speech, and then she'll be stepping away from public view. carol? >> all right, jeff zeleny reporting live for us this morning. thank you. now let's turn our attention to the trump camp. cnn's sara murray is here with that. good morning. >> good morning, carol. well, this is a surprise, even to donald trump's own advisers, and he promised a political revolution. he certainly delivered on that in the early hours of this morning. and he wakes up today with a very long to-do list. donald trump was pretty hands-off when it came to his transition team's planning. he wanted to focus the task at hand, winning the presidential election. he didn't want to jinx himself by planning too far ahead. so his transition seem sort of got the ball rolling in many ways without him. there were 22 different departments. they sort of came up with different plans for different agencies. they came up with lists for potential political appointees. the transition team vetted those. and

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we are very close in the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan. it is starting to fill up but we will see poor people coming in this evening around 6:30. feet or so and so fairly slow and they are hearing donald trump wanted to keep this a fairly intimate event in contrast to his rallies across the country. last night he blitzed all of the swing states trying to get out the vote and rally his base at the last minute. the only time we have seen him today as when he went to vote down the street from trump tower which is only a couple blocks from us here right now. the question is concerns donald trump may not even come down here if things don't go well tonight. that all remains to be seen as we get numbers in the next few hours but the headquarters are calling the victory party here starting to fill of headed toward -- heading toward who will win the election. todd walker, the now tampa bay . >> thank you so much for those already present that is election day? >> is best to wait it out? >> no. you shoot some hoops. >> that is present obama heading i

this is the heart of midtown manhattan.a sense what more they will be doing in coming days? >> reporter: yeah, this is not ideal at all. especially when you talk to secret service officials, anderson. if they had it their way, donald trump would be in the suburbs somewhere, maybe even mar-a-lago, anywhere but here. it is difficult to keep a close eye on the threats here. as of now the nypd and secret service are continuing to negotiate on the presence. if the secret service had their way, all of fifth avenue at all times would be closed. it's been closed back and forth over the course of the last couple of hours. they want it changed. they want a number of different shifts. an important point was made by one law enforcement official is this, the nypd knows how to handle these things. they deal with national security issues on a regular basis. there's a push and pull going back and forth, but i will say the secret service wants more done than they've done already. evolving is the way someone put the security posture here. ex

all over midtown manhattan, 5,000 police officers are spread out along every block. . police compared it to the detail size of new year's eve. dump trucks and blockades have gone up around this convention center. also around the hotel where donald trump is holding an election party with his supporters tonight. a short time ago, i asked a national spokesperson about should he lose. >> we have a tradition in this country of a peaceful transfer of power. the person that is on the losing end of the election comes out and concedes because that's an very important tenant to our democracy. i can't control what donald trump does, but i think obviously we all hope that whoever is successful in this election that the other person >> the campaign thought they had scrapped those plans. a year of surprises. why should this be any different? at 5:30 live from new york, julie carey will join me here. she got the last interview with virginia senator tim kaine before the polls opened in virginia. spent his day in virginia and new york too. back to you from midtown manhattan. >>> presid

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new york hill ton and midtown manhattan. you can see a couple dozen people there in front of the stage. gathering. they will be waiting tonight. the big question. will trump be taking that stage later tonight with an acceptance speech or concession speech. >> . clinton watch party as she hopes to break that glass ceiling. and become the first woman president. we'll keep you posted all night coverage continues with shepard smith right now. >>> it's 5:00 on the west coast, 8:00 on the east coast. on a historic election night in america. i'm shepard smith at fox news world headquarters in new york city. hillary clinton, the first woman presidential nominee of a major political party, facing off tonight against donald trump, who defeated 16 republican rivals including senators and governors to clinch the gop nomination. the polls have just closed in more than a dozen states in the united states. including the biggest battleground of them all, the state of florida. right now, the fox news decision team cannot yet call the state

everything from tax breaks for the rich to fear of deportation talking about security concerns in midtown manhattan as president-elect trump makes clear he plans to spend a lot of time in trump tower. >> we never had a situation where the president of the united states would be here on a regular basis, again, the details of his future plans are unknown. we certainly know of the next 65 days h >> reporter: speaking of potential female cabinet members, michelle ree is set to meet with president-elect trump about a secretary of education position. joel waldman, fox news. >>> adele is coming back to the valley. we hear from one woman who plans to go to the show but says she got ripped off online. >>> details about three big events happening tomorrow for >>> if you would like to contact me on social media, it would be great to hear from you. you can find me on facebook and with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, whole home dvr, plus you can watch on your devices. and the best part is, you don't have to deal with cable. we love not having cable. but, paul, babe, when -- when was th

new york city mayor bill de blasio says 5,000 police officers will be assigned to secure midtown manhattan. at the same time, the department of homeland security has partnered with the cia and fbi to prevent a cyberattack on election day. here's what i'm digging into at 6--- those cyber attacks are a huge concern for today's election. i'll let you know investigators are really concerned about going into an extremely crucial day. ian.... there's a new viral ad from a pet food company -- that shows how man's best friend helps to build a bridge between the bitter political divide. check it out: the three minute ad released by pedigree features a social experiment taking a "lost" golden retriever to political rallies, all while wearing the opponents t- shirt. after a cold reception by supporters on both sides, eventually so we wanted to know -- what unites us in the bay area. with politics on everyone's minds today, don't forget at the end of the day, we live in paradise. leading up to the election.. you may have heard a lot of jokes about moving to canada no matter which candidate wins. it tu

trump --- and voiced concerns about everything from tax breaks for the rich in midtown manhattan ... as president-elect trump has made it clear he plans to spend a lot of time in trump tower. de blasio says: "we have never had a situation where a president would be here on such a regular basis, details unknown but know he will be here very regularly." waldman on-cam tag says: " speaking of potential female cabinet members ... former dc schools chancellor, michelle rhee, is also set to meet with president-elect trump about a possible secretary of education position. in washington, joel waldman, fox it's time for your news and weather together. two men could face federal charges after trying to rob a mail carrier on milwaukee's east side. police say the robbers targeted a package from the mail carrier yesterday near arlington and warren. the mailman managed to tackle one of them-- a 19-year-old-- and pinned him down until police arrived. that's when they discovered the package had drugs inside. police have that one suspect in custody and are looking for milwaukee police take one man in

and stopping at the "21 club" restaurant in midtown manhattan. daughter ivanka trump and her husband were also spotted at the restaurant. the reporters were ?not allowed inside. trump repeatedly criticized the media during his campaign, for negative coverage of him. the tampa bay lightning got another big win last night. but they also suffered a ?loss. and we should find out later today, how ?big that loss was. be a right leg injury and he didn't return. it happened in the midpoint of the opening period. stamkos goes down after a hit. watch as has he tries to get up, and can't put any weight on his right leg. he heads to the bench after that...and then the locker room. right now, the team is just calling it a "lower body injury" and we'll talk more about that injury and the actual ?game, coming up in sports. including the exciting ?ending. plus: ?how will the obama family celebrate their ?final christmas in the white house? well their first ?decoration is on the way. lets just say theyre gonna ?when you've got...? ?...nausea, heartburn, indigesti

meantime, a no-fly zone in place over new york city covering a two mile radius over midtown, manhattan january 21st. >>> trump made a visit to washington, d.c. since winning the election, and here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: a historic handshake, former adversaries now members of the world's most exclusive club. together in the oval office forging a path for america's future. >> my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president-elect is successful. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel. he's explained several of the difficulties, some of the high flying assets, and some of the really great things that have been achieved. >> reporter: change has already come to washington. >> i think president obama has been the most ignorant president in our history. >> donald trump is uniquely unqualified to be our chief executive. >> reporter: for years, trump doubting president obama was born in this country. >> why not just show the certificate? >> donald trump is here tonight. >

then he's back here to midtown manhattan for his celebration. we're in new york city. dan hausle. 7news "today in new england." >>> and the last leg of this trump. the republican stopping in five states monday. victoria warren live in manchester, new hampshire the site of one of those rallies. >> new hampshire has been an important state for donald trump even though there's only four electoral votes. he's spent a lot of time here. before heading to rally in michigan he hosted a huge crowd here in manchester. >> reporter: donald trump amping up att the election. the g.o.p. nominee is confident. >>> they say we're tied in pennsylvania. i don't think so. i don't think so. in one day we are going to win the great state of florida and we are going to take back the white house. >> trump's family joining his only stage. >>> i can't believe i'm staying then a sprint. but get out and vote. we're just hours away from the change you've been waiting for your entire life. >> and as dan hausle reporting from new york. donald trump is starting his day with his vote in new york and he

the midtown manhattan epicenter of trump's business and family life.n rachel crane in new york. these are very unique security challenges. how will a decision be rendered here? >> reporter: the price tag to rent that floor in trump tower would be a whopping $1.5 million per year. this, of course, is raising a lot of questions surrounding conflict of interest. that's because the trump organization actually owns trump tower. so the taxpayer dollars would be going back to the trump organization and we know that trump's children are set to take over the organization once he becomes president. we break this all down for you, take a listen. >> they are fantastic people, so i want to thank the secret service. >> reporter: 725 fifth avenue, also known as trump tower, might be getting a new tenant. the secret service. a law enforcement official tells cnn that the secret service is considering renting a whole floor of the famed tower in order to establish a 24/7 command post, insuring the safety of the future first family. who won't all be moving to the white ho

this is midtown manhattan. they wen right past new york city where trump held the victory rally. they shut down fifth avenue which is no small road in new york city. we're over here in the right where trump tower is at. 57th street, fifth avenue are shut down. tough to get through here. it has turned into multiple thousands. they've brought in barricades that have been set up at the intersections so people cannot expand further out around the tower. people hanging up on to the poles. like a show at carnegie hall, people from school that joined up with the march. >> vaughn hilliard. bright spots from last night. democratic women this election, so why pause to take a pill? and when you're having fun why stop to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask i

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