across town montana kelly a grandmother who was struggled with homelessness for years just wants a shoulder to cry on. her son charlie committed suicide and the other 2 sons are in giles. witnessing it here yesterday. people and if you have to presume. said the city for an hour. and think i. don't. see how. smart to leave my world the time. i could have my son but. it was i said my son is this so you stay. and use gave not get it. response is so much. in hell both little man. is turned 1818 he died in july to. charlie was living on the streets and took his own lot after his lawyer told him he was likely to go to jail for 4 years the commission saw. within 10 minutes 10 or 15 minutes for a dollar it came in a rental excuse me said my mother he. didn't think nothing. as hard as a mother to see him must turn. out this green turn please open your. this . that's where i think we were. right and me could be. a small. little movie get my. grandmother. it's incredibly difficult time and it's very emotional but one thing is that you need to have a hot you need to have compassion you need to show you

she's a support system she is a shoulder to cry on you're going to see this literally make in montana kelly lost her son he committed suicide or he was incarcerated he was a young person and i want you to see what meghan douse for her job and how she tries to help this havoc. charlie was living on the streets and took his own life after his lawyer told him he was likely to go to jail for 4 years the commission. was meant to miss. it coming. so you must. please open your. make and do you remember that moment. most definitely it's really heartbreaking. i have a lot of encouragement that is that locally to reach all job was innocent so the same person who's going to die since we heard what happened just a great shot and show that love and respect and to see if there was anything that we could do to help them get through my one of the most kind for moments of the whole entire lot when you lose somebody and especially when you leave somebody so young it has its profound impact on occurs and basically it's about showing that love and caring that respect and helping pay for $3.00 moments. not only

you're going to see this literally make in montana. kelly lost her son. he committed suicide, or he was incarcerated. he was a young person and i want you to see what meghan, douse for her job, and how she tries to help as havoc. charlie was living on the streets and took his own life. after his lawyer told him, he was likely to go to jail for 4 years. the commission i mean tim is a candidate so you must please make him do you remember that moment? most definitely. it's really heartbreaking. i had a lot of encouragement that is that locally to reach all job was innocent. so the same person, her going to die since we heard what happened just to reach out and show that love and respect and to see if there was anything that we could do to help them get through my one of the most kind for moments of the whole entire lot when you lose somebody and especially when you're late, somebody so young that has found the impact one occurred and basically it's about showing that love and caring that respect and helping pay for $3.00 moments. not only have we engage with

montana. in georgia a special election senate race will go to a runoff between kelly loeffler and warnock. so far mark kelly is winning against martha mcsally. democrat was need to gain four seats to seize the chamber or three seats if biden wins the white house. mona, kenneth. >> zohreen shah, thank you for that. >>> election night has stretched into election morning with no decisive winner in this year's presidential race. >> let's bring in abc news contributors amanda renteria and mike muse, surprises for you this morning, amanda? >> well, i think we would have liked to see an earlier evening, certainly would like to have some answers now but at the end of the day, the day started off with biden's campaign saying we got to keep the blue wall, keep that in mind as we go throughout the day. i would have liked to see some of the senate races turn, quite a few surprises in terms of trump bringing out new voters to really match what biden's team did in early vote and really the energy we saw out there. a lot of news out there, a lot of data we'll look through but not where we hoped to be but

steve gaines in montana, a he won.an incumbent, lindsey graham was able to win his seat in south carolina. defeatingark kelly republican senator martha mccann sally -- martha mcsally. trending too far to the left as of now could we still come of course, have a handful of seeds remaining. kevin, what happened in florida, and what happened to the latino vote? catholicll, cuban and americans clearly vote for president trump, and the dynamics of the hispanic vote, as republicans have said for quite some time, is not a monolithic community, and that was on display with regards to florida. the president was also able to perform well in the more inland parts of the state. he was also able to make some inroads, quite frankly, with senior citizens, a constituency that joe biden has been trending for for quite some time here state for must-win president trump, and if you did not win florida, we would not be having any -- if he did not win florida, we would not be having any of these conversations are his path to 270 still exists. francine: rick, so, you know, president trump has that he wants the supreme court to step

pre-pandemic it's onerous >> reporter: over at the kelly clarkson show they pivoted quickly during the shutdown. clarkson started hosting from her home in montanare there was iffy wi-fi. >> i have justin timberlake on zoom. >> she returned six months later to a very different studio with a smaller, virtual audience. >> we had to do, i would say conservatively, 55 plans to get us back here >> reporter: executive producer says everyone on set takes a covid test every other day. >> at first everyone was standing afraid to talk and afraid to move then we started talking, working the problem. how are we going to work with this audience? what's it going to look like when we start wheeling out vertical monitors. >> we still have our audience here. >> i would like to get back to a place where there's a live audience i don't think that's going to happen soon. >> reporter: over at days they have special challenges like love scenes. producerslet the actors decide their level of intimacy. >> i don't think there are two safer people in the country than you and me. >> i never leave home and i never date you -- yes, i do. >> i'm doing yard work all the time.

kelly. reporter jason nathanson has a look at what you can expect from the show. >> two teenaged girls vanish. >> reporter: welcome to montanahere mayhem and mystery await. >> this show is a dark thriller about an ex-cop, jenny, and a private detective who come together to find two teenaged missing girls. >> reporter: and then you throw ryan into the mix. >> his marriage is on the rocks and he's started up a relationship with a co-worker. so things are complicated. >> reporter: the star says it gets nutty. >> intertwined with a crazy love triangle that there's a love of heightened emotion. >> so we just wait? >> reporter: the show poses a lot of questions but won't leave you hanging. >> you will get some answers. you will know things after every episode. will things be solved? no. >> reporter: i talked to them from the set in vancouver where they're shooting right now under strict covid protocols. >> it's been a little strange getting into the groove when you're starting a new show and trying to get to know everybody and having the crew members wear masks all the way up to here. >> reporter: but they're thrilled to be workin

montana. could steve bullet beat steve danes, and expected to have a history of electing democrats the statewide office. a prospect for democrats. lindsey graham, and the other georgia seat, this is kelly appointed incumbent. doug collins, republican congressman. a bunch of candidates here. it's certain to go to a run off, that is the other possibility [001:2

montana has a history of electing democrats to statewide office. there's a prospect for democrats there. lindsey graham's seat, certainly a lot of money behind jaime harrison. and then the other georgia seat. this is kellynt there. doug collins, republican congressman. there's a bunch of candidates here. it's almost certain to go to a runoff, and so that is the other possibility here. let's say democrats got these three. again, they need a net gain of four. let's say they missed in north carolina. let's say they missed in these three. but these two went to runoffs. not impossible. you could have two runoff senate elections. january 5th would be the date in georgia to decide control of the senate, two months after the november election. >> do we have to move to georgia if that happens? i mean literally us as a group, and how do we arrange that with like our families and bubbles and stuff? >> five winnebagos. >> oh, my gosh, that's so fun. >> i've been waiting for my w winnebago covid opportunity. >> i'm now close to being a partisan because i sort of want that so bad. steve kornacki, thank you very much. for more on how tuesday's election is shaping up to change the united states senate, or not, maybe it

montana will tell us just who will be ctrolling theenate. >> woodruff: you know you mention arizona. i wonder if weould look at the numbers right now in arizona in that senate race. mark kellymocrat challenging martha mcsally, the republican. are we able to call that number up or can somebody tell us what? mainteresting race becausrtha mcsally had been defeated. amy.e you have it right no this is with 72% of the expecteo in. we're looking at a 55% margin for mark kelly over the bupt republican mtha -- incumbent republican martha mc. she and cinem sin cynem fwas rui when john mccain passed away, martha mcs ly waspointed by the governor to fill that seat. she's norunning for her first term, full term and has been safe in a robust challenge from mark kelly, former astronaut. married to gabby giffords,gr former cswoman who was terribly wounded in a shooting incideno congresswoman fm arizona. >> you know, stephanie sy made this point earlier when she mblked about the maricopa s. that's really the key here. 60% of the vote comes out of the fact that joe biden and mark kelly are both getting 54% of the vote out f that county is very very significant. very good si gn forth of them.