fox news senior correspondent mike emanuel is live in pittsburgh. nice to see you. >> good morning to you. the clinton eking mail probe is quieting down at a critical stage at election day in the final full day of campaigning hillary clinton will spend a here in pennsylvania in pittsburgh and later philadelphia. she will campaign on a college campus in michigan which is usually a safe democratic state. but her heem is investing a lot of resources there. clinton will do a late night rally in raleigh, north carolina one of the most intriguing of the cycle. bruce spring sustain and john bon jovi that event will feature them, the president, the first lady and the clinton family. the democratic nominee remind voters what is at stake in this election. >> i really want each and every one of us to think for a moment about how we would feel on november 9t november 9th if we were not successful. when your kids and grand kids ask you what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i hope you are able to say, you voted. >> clinton has not commented on th

fox news senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live for us. ar clinton's headquarters in brooklyn. good morning, mike. >> heather, abby, good morning to you. campaign aide tells me hillary clinton is expected to speak later this morning. after spending the night at a new york city hotel. clinton kept a low profile after voting at an elementary school in chappaqua, new york. she called some radio stations in strategic places in battleground states trying to drive voter turnout. but with the democratic nominee losing key states like florida and north carolina, and others too close to call, clinton did not appear in public on election night. supporters, friends and campaign staff were all gathered in new york city for a traditional election night event, which they hoped, and assumed would be a celebration. as the hours went by, faces looked more and more stressed. there were tears and some started to go home and then campaign chairman john podesta praised clinton just after 2:00 a.m. >> we are so proud of her! she's done an amazing job! and she is

networks are helping her elsewhere, but new polls suggest her tactics might not be working. >> mike emanuelton campaign in pittsburgh this morning. mike, what's the latest? >> good morning to you. time becoming ever more precious in this campaign, hillary clinton is hitting three states today. pennsylvania, michigan, and ohio. let's take a look at the latest national numbers. the cbs "new york times" poll reveals a very close race heading into the campaign's final weekend. clinton 45%. donald trump 42%. third party candidates gary johnson and jill stein are in single digits. clinton was in battleground state north carolina yesterday with former rival bernie sanders and singer pharrell williams and clinton launched this attack on trump. >> if he doesn't respect all americans, how can we trust him to serve all americans? do we want this man appointing judges? >> no! >> do we want him controlling the justice department? >> no! >> people who are voting for him, that's what they would get. >> where's huma? she's been off the campaign trail for a week since her emails on her estranged husband's l

>> mike emanuel reporting from philadelphia. mike, thank you. >>> joining me now from another battleground state, virginia, is trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence. governor, it's all about the numbers now. let's take a look at them in the average of national polls. trump is down two points to clinton. you're losing narrowly in some key swing states. down just over a point in florida, down 2 1/2 points in pennsylvania, up less than a point in north carolina. there's no question that trump and you have tightened the race, but the fact is you're still losing. the question is, how do you go over the top? what do you do in terms of specifically? who, which states, where, to go hours? >> well, i'll tell you what, our secret weapon is the american people who are saying enough is enough. i mean, i was here at a rally last night in virginia. we had an overflow crowd that was bigger than some of the rallies that i've seen out on the campaign trail over the last several months as i've campaigned for donald trump. of course, yo

mike emanuel reports, they are entering a different world than the one occupied by the members they are replacing. >> reporter: for newly elected members of congress, it's time to figure out what is ahead. some republicans say there are tremendous possibilities going forward. >> the exciting thing is we will play offense. speaker ryan created a narrow set of policy objectives. donald trump campaigned on a range of issues. we will harmonize those. >> reporter: following the election, there's some unrest on the democrat side. 17 protests were arrested outside new york senator chuck schumer's office. he is expected to be the next senate democratic leader. he is getting heat for his ties to wall street. >> my district is 70% latino. a very high immigrant community. we have a lot of people in my district that are concerned about comments about sending people back. >> reporter: other democrats sound hopeful there will be common ground with the president-elect. >> we share a lot of common priorities. one of them is to revitalize the infrastructure of the country, which is ailing. >> reporter:

chief congressional kor respondespo -- correspondent mike emanuel. >> it seems that republicans, in this case, makes them feel a lot better, they appear to be in good shape heading into this afternoon's leadership elections, there was talk of change in the 2016 campaign, and they're talking about getting to work. >> in the days and weeks ahead we will be working very closely with the president elect to lay out our ambitious past. it includes several of our own members. we're working hand and glove from the start and we want to make sure we can deliver on the new president's agenda. >> everything is peaceful, but they say the process of nominating the people for a leadership position and electing them to those positions takes time. >> what is the latest on democrats that are still reeling. >> they were planning to do them on thursday, that has been bumped back to november 30th, perhaps buying more time to perhaps think about a new approach. >> it's more important to talk about how we will fight president trump. how we will fight and rewin rkin cla people that had been the heart and soul o

mike emanuel has the latest brewing on capitol hill. can start with the budget and the debt ceiling again. reporter: absolutely, right, liz. no question about that to find a way to fund the government short term. that president may give leaders a better deal. look for pass short term extension into the new year to get the new president and his team ad justed. we caught up with nearly elected members of the congress, one, coming to capitol hill, but opportunity to do it with republicans in charge both at white house and here in congress. >> wealth exciting thing we'll be playing offense. so a lot of things in the past have been you how do we get to play offense and how much defense do we play, what does that look like. going forward the party is is largely unified around the party platform the speaker ryan created a narrow set of policy objectives called better way, better way.gop and donald trump campaigned on a range of issues. reporter: we're hearing a whole lot about newly-elected members repealing and replacing obamacare. we heard t

mike emanuel is following the clinton camps in pittsburgh. >> the teleprompter says mike emanuel. >> got to go with the prompter. sorry, john. wait there. >> hi, mike. >> reporter: steve, brian, ainsley. good morning to you on this election eve. hillary clinton will be making four campaign stops in three states. some unusual for a democrat. clinton will make two stops in pennsylvania which is typically a safe state for democrats. she'll campaign on a college campus in michigan with polls showing a close race and clinton will do a late-night rally in the swing state of north carolina. her campaign is defending the need to campaign there in the great lake states. >> going to michigan, by the way is consistent with our plan. michigan is a gameday state. no early voting. we have to make sure we get there in the last few days. keep people getting them out to vote. >> reporter: clinton, the democratic nominee will spend a fair amount of time on defense in the campaign. the argument is essentially these states don't do early voting. it's all about turnout for tomorrow. clinton herself will

mike emanuel in chappaqua, new york with the clinton campaign. we begin with senior correspondent john roberts in new york city. reporter: good morning to you. donald trump arrived here at ps 59 on 53rd street to cast his vote for president. donald trump confirmed to us on "fox & friends" this morning, yes he will be voting for himself. he arrived with wife melania and daughter ivanka and son-in-law, jared kurschner. a pool camera went inside with him. we will bring those to you as soon as they get transmitted. trump plans spending rest of the day at tower. you have to have two speeches on election day. one in case you win and one in case it doesn't go your way. we don't know the theme of the speech, whether he will seek to win or lose, unify the country after what has been rancorous and divisive election, last 72 hours of this campaign, donald trump went to 10 states, 14 different events. tried to expand the map a little bit, going into places like michigan, wisconsin, minnesota and virginia. he has very narrow path to 270 electoral votes. seein

mike emanuel has details from the white house tonight. >> it was a candid and courteous meeting. but very clear about the strong differences that we have on policy. >> reporter: on his likely final foreign trip in office, president obama spoke with russian president vladimir putin. while putin said he thanked mr. obama, it was clear the relat n relationship wasn't easy. >> translator: the dialogue between us was not simple. it was complicated, you can even say, to work with each other. >> reporter: mr. obama said among the most difficult issues with moscow is syria. >> we are still deeply concerned about the bloodshed and chaos that's being sewn by constant bombing attacks by assad and the russian military against populations in aleppo. >> reporter: today the russians announced plans to deploy state-of-the-art missiles into russia's western most baltic region in response to u.s. missile defense plans, a move the state department calls destabilizing. the baltics remain a troubling issue. >> i urged him to instruct his negotiators to work with ourselves, with france, with germany,

our senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live in tempe with the latest, hi there, mike. >> reporter: heather, nice to see you. this trip comes as new polling about the western states that hillary clinton is going to visit today. and other key battlegrounds. let's look at the latest numbers. new cnn/orc survey has donald trump with a five point lead over hillary clinton in traditionally red arizona. 49 to 44. in nevada, trump has a six-point edge in that same survey, 49% to 43%. in florida, critical with 29 electoral votes, the new survey has clinton up 49 to 47. and then there's pennsylvania, clinton 48, trump 44. clinton left battleground florida earlier for this trip out west, part of today's effort is to try and energize latino voters before she left florida late last night. clinton blasted trump supporters who turned out to heckle her. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. it is time for us to say no, we are not going backwards, we're going forward into a brighter future. >> reporter: pa

>> mike emanuel live only the hill tonight. mike, thank you. >>> the president of the university of virginia is defending her use of quotations from the school's founder, thomas jefferson, in discussing the presidential election. a group of students and professors insist teresa sullivan's citation of jefferson's words undermines her message of equality and unity because he was a slave owner. sullivan says quoting jefferson does not imply she agrees with all of his actions. >>> southwest airlines employee was shot and killed near will rogers rural airport today. officials closed the airport and ordered people inside to seek shelter. video showed what appeared to be a pool of blood near the bottom of a ramp leading from the airport's departure area. by late afternoon, police said they did not believe there was an active shooter on site. since then, no suspect has been found. >>> president obama is distancing himself from any responsibility for the election of donald trump. you heard some of that earlier in james' piece. the outgoi

mike emanuel is on capitol hill to tell white house is in. >> good evening. chuck schumer says his party needed a much stronger economic message. schumer will take over in the new congress as the senate's minority leader after harry reid retires. he is also expanding the democrat leadership team to what aides say is more ideologically and geographically diverse including bernie sanders, tammy baldwin and joe manchin. he has taken heat with 17 protests arrested outside his office this week for his ties to wall street. that might explain the need to add sanders to leadership. he says it's important to have an economic message that connects with rural and white working class voters who supported donald trump. >> there's a debate going on whether we should be the party of the obama coalition or the blue collar american in the heart line. some think we need to spend all of our energy focused on one group of americans or another. i believe that there does not have to be a division. >> nancy pelosi sent a letter to colleagues designed to scare off potential challeng

mike emanuel reports, they are entering a different world than the one occupied by the members they are replacing. >> reporter: for newly elected members of congress, it's time to figure out what is ahead. some republicans say there are tremendous possibilities going forward. >> the exciting thing is we will play offense. speaker ryan created a narrow set of policy objectives. donald trump campaigned on a range of issues. we will harmonize those. >> reporter: following the election, there's some unrest on the democrat side. 17 protests were arrested outside new york senator chuck schumer's office. he is expected to be the next senate democratic leader. he is getting heat for his ties to wall street. >> my district is 70% latino. a very high immigrant community. we have a lot of people in my district that are concerned about comments about sending people back. >> reporter: other democrats sound hopeful there will be common ground with the president-elect. >> we share a lot of common priorities. one of them is to revitalize the infrastructure of the country, which is ailing. >> reporter:

mike emanuel is with clinton team in arizona. a red state where some feel the nominee is making a strategic error today. we begin with carl cameron with the trump campaign in orlando. good evening. >> reporter: hi. for last several days, slow and steady trump has been rising in the polls. now he is locked in and trying to push clinton down in them. at a rally in miami, donald trump seized on new wikileaks e-mails to accuse the justice department of leaking information from the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal to podesta. >> assistant attorney general is a close associate of john podesta. he was feeding information about the investigation into the clinton campaign. podesta forwarded the e-mails to clinton's top staff and said, additional chances for miss chief. >> reporter: on the day it broke, a separate wikileaks podesta e-mail warned they should be dumped as soon as possible. >> they say having a dump -- we're having a dump of all of those e-mails. >> reporter: the clinton camp argues he was shorthanding for

mike emanuel is at the white house tonight. mike, what are you hearing about this judgment? >> reporter: doug, good evening. what department of labor was saying was essentially pay your employees more than $47,000 a year or else give them overtime. or else only work them 40 hours a week or some combination of the three. so that has been put on hold just before this rule was set to take effect. the national federation of independent businesses says at least 44% of small businesses in this country would have been impacted by this rule. so that organization is happy. no immediate reaction from the white house to this breaking news, doug? >> and mike, president obama has already made it clear he is not going anywhere politically after he moves out of the white house. he is already, in his own words, reserving the right to be critical of his successor. are the president's high-profile intentions counterproductive for democratic party desperately in need of its new leadership? >> reporter: doug, it is interesting to note that as the democrats do a postmortem after the 2016 electio

mike emanuel is on capitol hill to tell white house is in. >> good evening. chuck schumer says his party needed a much stronger economic message. schumer will take over in the new congress as the senate's minority leader after harry reid retires. he is also expanding the democrat leadership team to what aides say is more ideologically and geographically diverse including bernie sanders, tammy baldwin and joe manchin. he has taken heat with 17 protests arrested outside his office this week for his ties to wall street. that might explain the need to add sanders to leadership. he says it's important to have an economic message that connects with rural and white working class voters who supported donald trump. >> there's a debate going on whether we should be the party of the obama coalition or the blue collar american in the heart line. some think we need to spend all of our energy focused on one group of americans or another. i believe that there does not have to be a division. >> nancy pelosi sent a letter to colleagues designed to scare off potential challeng

mike emanuel is at the white house tonight. mike, what are you hearing about this judgment? evening. what department of labor was saying was essentially pay your employees more than $47,000 a year or else give them overtime. or else only work them 40 hours a week or some combination of the three. so that has been put on hold just before this rule was set to take effect. the national federation of independent businesses says at least 44% of small businesses in this country would have been impacted by this rule. so that organization is happy. no immediate reaction from the white house to this breaking news, doug? >> and mike, president obama has already made it clear he is not going anywhere politically after he moves out of the white house. he is already, in his own words, reserving the right to be critical of his successor. are the president's high-profile intentions counterproductive for democratic party desperately in need of its new leadership? >> reporter: doug, it is interesting to note that as the democrats do a postmortem after the 2016 election looking at what went w

mike emanuel has details from the white house tonight. >> it was a candid and courteous meeting. but very clear about the strong differences that we have on policy. >> reporter: on his likely final foreign trip in office, president obama spoke with russian president vladimir putin. while putin said he thanked mr. obama, it was clear the relat n relationship wasn't easy. >> translator: the dialogue between us was not simple. it was complicated, you can even say, to work with each other. >> reporter: mr. obama said among the most difficult issues with moscow is syria. >> we are still deeply concerned about the bloodshed and chaos that's being sewn by constant bombing attacks by assad and the russian military against populations in aleppo. >> reporter: today the russians announced plans to deploy state-of-the-art missiles into russia's western most baltic region in response to u.s. missile defense plans, a move the state department calls destabilizing. the baltics remain a troubling issue. >> i urged him to instruct his negotiators to work with ourselves, with france, with germany,

>> mike emanuel live only the hill tonight. mike, thank you. >>> the president of the university of virginia is defending her use of quotations from the school's founder, thomas jefferson, in discussing the presidential election. a group of students and professors insist teresa sullivan's citation of jefferson's words undermines her message of equality and unity because he was a slave owner. sullivan says quoting jefferson does not imply she agrees with all of his actions. >>> southwest airlines employee was shot and killed near will rogers rural airport today. officials closed the airport and ordered people inside to seek shelter. video showed what appeared to be a pool of blood near the bottom of a ramp leading from the airport's departure area. by late afternoon, police said they did not believe there was an active shooter on site. since then, no suspect has been found. >>> president obama is distancing himself from any responsibility for the election of donald trump. you heard some of that earlier in james' piece. the outgoi

trump and his team are ready to assume power. >> mike emanuel on the north lawn. thank you. >>> stocks were mixed today. the dow finished ahead 59 for a record close again. the s&p 500 also up two. that's a record as well. nasdaq fell six. >>> coming up next, team coverage of this massive holiday weekend and concerns over terrorism. here is what some of our affiliates are covering. charlotte, north carolina governor mccorey adds 22 more counties over the emergency of wildfires. that brings the total to 47 counties. miami, governor rick scott has lifted a portion of the zika active transmission zone. it has been 45 days since an active zika case was contracted in that area of miami beach. other hot spots remain, including in south beach. this is a live look at las vegas from fox 5. one of the big stroories, the unveiling of the new national hockey league team. the vegas golden knights will begin play in the fall of next year. naturally, they are selling team merchandise. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from >>> the death of five grade school students

mike emanuel in philadelphia. talk to you soon, mike. thanks for that. >> the clinton campaign dealing with the fallout from numerous scandals in the final days of this election. will they be her down fall? there he is with pharrell williams. she's been with a lot of celebrities over the last couple days. trey gowdy, the chairman of the benghazi committee, says voters get to decide on tuesday whether they've had enough. >> if you're tired of the politicalization of the department of justice and you're tired of scandal after scandal after stimulus plan for the criminal defense bar or whatever you think you're going to get from her administration, our framers were smart enough to give us an option. congress can't fix it, but the american people can on tuesday. >> let's bring in lanny davis. welcome. good to have you here today. 48 hours to go in this -- >> sometimes i think i'm on "saturday night live" when i listen to trey gowdy who came up with a big zero after all that investigation, but nice to be back, martha, and say hello to bill he

>> mike emanuel live on the hill tonight. mike, thank you. >>> congressman price already has a plan to replace obamacare. correspondent rich edson tells us what's in it. >> reporter: there are several republican plans to replace obamacare. congressman tom price has written one of the most detailed. >> tom price has been at the forefront not only of the repeal movement but also the replace movement. dr. price introduced legislation for an alternative health insurance reform plan before the affordable care act was passed. >> reporter: his health care philosophy, remove obamacare, its rules for businesses, customers and insurance companies. for those without insurance, a tax credit. the government would offer $1 $1,200 a year for those between 18 and 35 to buy a private insurance plan. $2,100 between 35 and 50. $3,000 for older americans. price's plan would also pay $900 a year for each child. it also gives states $3 billion over 3 years to help cover the sickest, most expensive patients. a sum dem is far too low. price's propos

mike emanuel has story from capitol hill. >> reporter: a third of the caucus voted for tim ryan of ohio over nancy pelosi. it's clear she has a difficult task of trying to reunite her party. >> i'm worried we sign eed the death certificate. >> reporter: there's a sense of relief for pelosi and her allies. >> i have a special spring in my step today because this opportunity is a special one to lead the house democrats, bring everyone together as we go forward. >> reporter: she's been the top democrat in the house for more than a dozen years. in rank and file members have argued it's time for change. her challenger represents a working class area near cleveland, ohio, where many favored donald trump's message. >> the emphasis needs to be on the issue that unites everybody. that issue is economics. it's jobs. it's wages. it's pension, benefits. it's not just talking about the minimum wage. it's about talking about middle class incomes that haven't gone up in 30 years. >> reporter: he earned 20 more votes than pelosi's previous challenger in 2010. to hold on to power, pelosi created more op

mike emanuel is with clinton team in arizona. a red state where some feel the nominee is making a strategic error today. we begin with carl cameron with the trump campaign in orlando. good evening. >> reporter: hi. for last several days, slow and steady trump has been rising in the polls. now he is locked in and trying to push clinton down in them. at a rally in miami, donald trump seized on new wikileaks e-mails to accuse the justice department of leaking information from the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal to podesta. >> assistant attorney general is a close associate of john podesta. he was feeding information about the investigation into the clinton campaign. podesta forwarded the e-mails to clinton's top staff and said, additional chances for miss chief. >> reporter: on the day it broke, a separate wikileaks podesta e-mail warned they should be dumped as soon as possible. >> they say having a dump -- we're having a dump of all of those e-mails. >> reporter: the clinton camp argues he was shorthanding for

mike emanuel live on capitol hill. what's the latest on a possible challenger, mike? a congressman from ohio is eager to challenge pelosi. nancy pelosi fired a warning shot today writing a letter to colleagues saying, "as of this writing, i am pleased to report the support of more than two-thirds of the caucus, yet a congressman from ohio says there needs to be at least a new approach." >> this blue wall that was the firewall for the democratic party collapsed on election night. pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, michigan, almost minnesota were all lost. need two, three, or four or five members of congress from each of those states and have to talk about these lunch-bucket issues. >> reporter: senate democratic leadership will expand over chuck schumer's leadership adding three new members, bernie sanders from vermont, wisconsin's tammy baldwin, and west virginia's joe manchin. an effort to get a little more rural, midwestern and rust belt as democrats try to move on from this 2016 election. >> what's the senate majority leader saying about how he'll move forward with the

mike emanuel is live near clinton headquarters in brooklyn, new york.lack of communication between the guy who runs the campaign and the nominee, don't you think? >> reporter: well, brian, it seems like the numbers essentially told hillary clinton she didn't have a path any longer. hillary clinton, we know, worked on two different speeches for election night based on the outcome. later this morning, we expect to hear her remarks for a loss. the last time we saw the democratic nominee, she was all smiles after voting at the elementary school there in chappaqua new york. she described the experience of voting for herself as humbling because she knows the responsibility that goes with being president. we never saw clinton last night. her supporters, friend and campaign aides were gathered in forks for an election night event hoping to celebrate history with a clinton win. there were tears and long faces. just after 2:00 a.m., campaign chairman john podesta tried to cheer them up and praised clinton. >> we are so proud of her. she's done an amazing job and

>> mike emanuel live from florida. thanks a lot, mike. >> of course katy perry at the dnc. headline that night. bill clinton was in the front row swaying back and forth watching katy perry. >> i keep thinking if she were to win in three days what would her mandate be? what is she running on. the reason to vote for her is because of her sex. something she did not choose. she had no control over at all. i'm not saying that's crazy is that really rational to vote for her? maybe people seem afraid of trump. they don't seem that enthusiastic for her. >> that's what we see continuously in these polls. last few weeks in the polls is the lack of enthusiasm for hillary clinton. you have mentioned this tucker before about trump. you can talk about bringing out these stars on the stage to get people to vote. what he does that i think hillary clinton has continue to do struggle with is this ability to emotional whether i voters. you don't have to agree with everything donald trump says there are moments where i feel with him. i understand what he is talking about. >> reflected in that

the end is near. >> mike emanuel, 18 minutes after the hour.d to the white house runs through north carolina. many think, what does early voting tell us there? that state's governor, pat mccrory will tell us when he joins us. >> he's in a tough fight himself. >>> everyone is talking about it. including heather nauert. she's serving up eggs at the george webb's restaurant in wawa toes a, wisconsin. talking to voters there. >> say it with me. waugh wa toes a. ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. people spend less time lying awake with aches and pains with advil pm than with tylenol pm. advil pm combines the number one pain reliever with the number one sleep aid. gentle, non-habit forming advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. fixodent plus adhesives. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. s

bill: mike emanuel, senior correspondent live in pittsburgh today. unty looks beautiful. so clinton bringing out the star power. what is her final argument to close the deal? first pittsburgh, detroit later. go, mike. reporter: well that's right, bill. hillary clinton trying to tap into that star power, trying to energize the people she needs to win the white house. jay-z will headline get-out-the-vote concert for her in cleveland tonight. katy perry will headline a rally in philadelphia for hillary clinton tomorrow night. yesterday, it was entertainer pharell williams campaigning with clinton in battleground north carolina. clinton says she is ready to take the baton from president obama to carry on his legacy. >> we need to make sure we deliver on that promise. and in this election president obama's entire legacy is on the line. everything that he has worked so hard to do against implaquable opposition. reporter: what is not clear if the celebrities and vip surrogates can share or transfer their popularity to hillary clinton in the final days, bill.

mike emanuel there today. pick it up with mike. as he awaits hillary clinton's arrival.se what the campaign is saying today. 24 hours away. reporter: bill, good morning to you. republicans have not won pennsylvania or michigan since 1988. george herbert walker bush, 28 years ago. hillary clinton and her allies are protecting the turf. clinton and president obama will be in michigan today, working college campuses. the president will be in wolverine country, ann arbor. hillary clinton will be at grand valley state in allen dale. her chief strategist talked about michigan this morning. >> the key thing with michigan in particular it is gameday state, if we hold michigan, i believe we will, then his path, trump's path becomes, he has to win all four other big states, pennsylvania, ohio, north carolina, florida. reporter: the clinton campaign will run a two-minute tv ad to air on broadcast network biggest shows. hillary clinton offering a positive and unifying message according to her aides. they're hoping 20 million viewers or so will be watching. as clinton makes her closi

meanwhile the clinton foundation told our mike emanuel this morning that it is unaware of any federal probe into the charity and has not received any subpoenas for documents. bottom line to people at home, there are two separate tracks in the investigation. there is email, mishandling of classified information, that has been reinitiated by the fbi just in the last week and there is the clinton foundation. we reported expansion to the clinton foundation in january. now we have new evidence it is ongoing and intensifying. sandra: catherine herridge thank you so much for the update. and breaking news. we want to get to this breaking news. donald trump stepping up to the podium at a rally in florida. let's listen. >> we're leading all over. we'll have something very special. get out there on tuesday. don't fail. who has already voted by the way? [cheering] that's pretty good. that is about 82%. got to vote. we're on the cusp of something that is so amazing, it is historic change, a transfer of power from a failed political establishment. we're going to return that power to you, the americ

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she can be the first person elected president under an fbi investigation. >>> mike emanuel set the tableiscovered from his two sources inside the fbi. we just had kellyanne conway right here on the couch with us. she listened to the laundry list of trouble for the clintons and said this is deja vu all over again. so this is somebody who has already proven how she would handle classified information, confidential information, and frankly, how she handles lying about lying. that's a difficulty here. i think you said 99% chance that five different foreign nations hacked. i think there's a 100% chance that all this scandalabra is checking -- catching up with her in the polls. >> that is so scary. that five different intelligence agencies from other countries have hacked hillary clinton's email. newt gingrich, we played that sound bite from hannity's show last night saying lives are at risk here. this is not just an honest mistake like the president says. lives are at risk. >> give you an example. for example, if i hear about an fbi agent or cia agent deployed in pakistan, i'm telling him whe