donald trump voted a few hours later this new york city. base odd -- later in new york city. based on a cbs news analysis, hillary clinton leads donald trump in electoral votes but a number of states remain unfor grabs and the outcome will likely depend on voter turnout. trump got the early lead when the first voters cast ballots then in the early morning hours, there were long lines of voters from new york to california, from maine to miami. >> i really definitely just think it's important for know exercise my right to vote. >> people's choice for america is not like me. >> there were no perfect choices in the one, i feel like one candidate was clearly above and beyond the other. >> reporter: they plan to hold election night parties in new york city to watch the results, craig boswell, cbs news, sterling, virginia. >> the line, both are keeping a close watch on virginia. the commonwealth tenth congressional district could change how things get done on capitol hill. hilary lane joins us from maries field where voters are casting their ballots. >> reporter: andrea, i'm going t

is the first time that both the democratic and republican nominees are spending election day in new york city. and they're only two miles away from one another. nypd police chief carlos gomez says he's not taking any chances. >> this is the largest election detail that new york city has ever had. >> reporter: roads around trump tower, the hilton hotel and the gavin center is closed. police are also assigned to every single polling location in new york city, that's including all five boroughs, 1,200 different polling locations, i want to bring in my colleague lauren mak lauren mayk, she's down the street from clinton's polling center. >> they consider that very, very good news, they need a big turnout in philadelphia. now here in new york, this is where hillary clinton served as a u.s. senator. tonight the campaign is hoping that this is where she will celebrate a new title, one that makes history. on to the glass screening at the javitz center in new york city, the stage is set full of expectations, it's decked out in red, white and a battery of campaign blue, she's preparing for what she's a

we will have team coverage for o from new york city as well. election coverage on 7news beginning at 4:00 p.m. >>> and our live report from new york city continue tomorrow morning at well. dan and byron are stationed alternate trump and clinton headquarters and christa delcamp will join them tomorrow as well for updates throughout the day. >>> there's still much more ahead on "today in new england." including other news going on. crowd chaos breaking out in cambridge. when a wrapper and celtics star show up. police officer injured after a crash in raleigh. >> so far we're off to chilly start. we do have some fair weather headed our way. more on election day forecast right after the break. >> there's much more on this election day coming up. a live look here at polling place in cincinnati. our coverage continues when we >> 9:17. beautiful day out there. didn't need the ice scraper. but just the credit card. main headline it's an absolutely fantastic election day like sarah said. there's no excuse not to get to polls. as we head into tomorrow it's

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new york city is well aware of of the fact that especially in this very democratic stronghold here today you can have very long lines of voters. and this just does not go for new york. it goes for d.c. and other areas. they know people standing in long lines could possibly been tition target for any lone wolf or organized activity. they're aware of this and say they're taking steps to address it and the hope is that by the time midnight strikes tomorrow night please of the united states and that hopefully in the eyes of law enforce. there are none of these attacks they're concentrating on. >> we have hanging chad incident that it could go on for hours. >> other issues of course, tom fitzgerald, thank you so much. >> all right. both candidates making multiple stops in multiple swing staiingts today in the final push for votes. >> "fox5" ronica cleary is here with a last look at the day on the trial and how social media today's events as well. >> it's my first thing to talk b let's listen to the can dailts. both trump and clinton are placing resources in virginia. you heard tom talk about

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, november 17th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> trump tran circumstances. high profile meetings to determine who will help the president-elect run the country are happening in new york city. find o who has been spotted coming and going from trump tower. >>and hillary clinton makes her his public appearance since her concession speech. >> i've seen my share of ups and downs, but i still believe that we can make the impossible possible. >>> good morning from the studio headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, president-elect donald trump meets with japanese prime minister shinzo abe in new york today. learneded that mr. trump has statarted making offe for key posts in his admininistration. these are some of f the leading contenders to fillll top positions. retired general michael flynn as nationalecuritity adviviser. giuliani as secretary of state. senator jefeff sessions as attorney general a and

right now a live look in new york city where thousands of donald trump supporters are anxiouslaw just 2 miles away it's the same story for hillary clinton supporters. thousands are standing by waiting on the results to come in. news channel 8 is covering all of the races that matter to you from new york city to all across the bay. we have team coverage on all of the very important races. let's look at the district 13 congressional race and start things off. about 3 percentage points separate win are charlie crist rally. crist has 52% and david jolly over 48% there. >> we are familiar with both these guys, both gentlemen. they ran great races, but it was charlie crist's night. let's continue our team coverage now in st. petersburg. peter bernard is live at david jolly's watch party in st. petersburg. disappointing, humbling night, a lot of emotion as well, peter. >> reporter: absolutely. the party you can see the hall behind me is empty. the crews are putting away all the gear, disappointed but not dejected is how i would scribe david jolly how he suspected his defeat tonight. a crowd

out here in pennsylvania let's begin with john roberts who's back in new york city and donald trump's fight for the finish. good morning, john. >> reporter: clayton, heather, good morning to you. donald trump will be casting his ballot here at new york city at

we are live in new york city, >> sara: polls are opening in just a few hours. chris flanagan will be joined by blair miller and kerry kavanaugh in new york city. their reports begin at 4:00. fox news will bring you live coverage at 7:00. we will be back on at 8:00 and bring you up to the minute results. >>> a weymouth woman is facing animal cruelty charges for allegedly killing her kitten in a drunken rage. charged with a crime. the police report say that campbell came home drunk and killed her 3-pound cat, pumpkin. she said the police have it wrong. her neighbor accidentally ran over the kitten and then pretended that it didn't happen. >> all he had to do was complain. >> reporter: this is completely wrong. not out of a drunken rage. >> aid reason for being crazy and mad because of the cat that i flipped out what i saw. >> the neighborhood said they are moving -- the neighbor said they are moving out of the neighborhood because of the incident. >> reporter: keith lashing herring pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges in malden district court yesterday.

what the mayor is saying is that he's going to protect residents of the city of new york. in the city of new york we have individuals who are documented and undocumented. he's looking out for the best interests of the residents. >> new york is a sanctuary city which means it protects people who are breaking immigration laws. they're federal laws being broken but those people are protected by the city of new york. my question is once you start deciding we're not recognizing certain laws, why stop with immigration laws? why wouldn't new york city be a sanctuary city for tax evaders for example or people who use heroin? who decides which laws new yorkers have to follow and which they don't. >> i don't think that's what the mayor is implying. >> that's what he said. >> what the mayor is implying is that he's looking out for residents in the city of new york and his conversation, my understanding in watching the media, he was very frank and clear to president-elect trump that he's going to do everything he can in his power to protect his constituents. >> trump is saying -- there

estimated 10,000 people in the streets of new york city outside trump tower. dallas is up. e looking at live pictures of dallas. we are told that at least in new york city, black lives matter was one of the groups responsible for the organization of these protests tonight, but they're happening all over. chicago and also in oakland, california, and up in oregon as well. notice, by the way, you got the coasts protesting not the middle of the country. the middle of the country they've been hurting a lot. hurting when it comes to jobs and they're the ones that manage to get donald trump to the white house. as we watch it all unfold and the significant changes that could be ahead. i'm here with fox business' very own kennedy with her thoughts on all of this. look, a lot of millennials out there, in fairness to them, they've had a tough go of it that obama's economy has not offered much in the way of opportunity. >> no, i don't think the world really does, and i think that's why they didn't come out to vote for hillary clinton, and, you know, if they actually imposed a little sel

enough dirt to cover him in the hometown of a jersey boy now charged with murder for fatal night in new york city alongside a friend of him that faces a murder charge. the hometown of 28-year-old larry is a far cry from the lights and sounds of the upper east side of new york city. there he stopped at the apartment of james, friend of his, a swanky place held host to a party and at the end of the night there are the only ones left, an argument, push, fight, we don't know what happened but it ended up with him dead, stepped 15 times and gilly own bound together to transport his body. >> oceanport is a scenic coastal community where he grew up in a nice neighborhood were friends and neighbors remember him as respectful, polite. >> i thought it was a friend of mine playing games in the next thing i know i got news coming in the front, the back, and here we are. >> they went behind the florist year, back into the most secluded spot they could find and dug a shallow s shallow grae for a man they barely knew. the put him in the ground and tried to set his body on fire. >> like most this one did not las

new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. in new york city, there is ramped up security, as the city prepares to celebrate with one of the country's oldest and largest parades. and while there is no credible threat, the fbi has alerted authorities it is concerned about potential attacks and the same is true for transportation hubs across the u.s. jamie yuccas is in new york on the parade route. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you know. for so many families, they come floats, but for the nypd, this parade is all about security. more than 3,000 officers will be here today to make sure everyone stays safe. members of new york's finest began taking position along central park west overnight, gearing up to protect millions of spectators expected at the thanksgiving day parade. >> nypd is going to mount an even strong operation this year. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio detailed many o dozens of sand-filled sanitation truck blocking off traffic in the first of the parade's history and officers on the grou

this is the first time that more than 70 years that both major presidential nominees will be in new york city on link night. now hillary clinton expected to go to the polls in about a half hour from now in new york. new york. -- chap by qua new york >>> polls are opening in 30 minutes here in massachusetts. fox25 has team coverage all day long. chris flanagan will be joined tonight by blair miller and kerry kavanaugh in new york city. their live reports will start at 4:00 today. fox news will bring us live coverage at 7:00 and then will be back on at 8:00 and bring you up to the minute results all night long. animal cruelty charges for killing her kitten in drunken rage. elie campbell was arrested and charged with the crime friday night. the police report said that campbell came home drunk and killed her 3-pound cat pumpkin. campbell said police have it all wrong. her neighbor accidentally ran over the kitten and pretended nothing happened. >> accidents do happen. all he had to do is explain that he ran our kitten over. drunken rage -- >> i had a reason for being crazy and mad, not at the cat

campaigning of the byron barnett is live in new york city with the latest on clinton's campaign while steve cooper is in new hampshire covering president obama's visit. dan hausle will join us live in new york city from trump headquarters while jonathan hall is covering trump's new hampshire visit tonight. let's begin with byron barnett live in new york city with the latest on the clinton campaign. >> reporter: here at the its center in new york city the clinton campaign is working hard to set up election night headquarters where they hope she will be give a victory speech. in the meantime clinton made one last final the important battle ground states. hilary clinton in 39burg making her closing argument to voters who watched what many are calling one of the most fiercely fought residential campaigns in history. on eave of the election clinton toll everyone to get to the polls. >>> i'm here to ask you to vote for yourselves. vote for your families, vote for your futures. vote on the issues that matter to you because they are on the opponent's name. >> reporter: in north carolina bill

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani as secretary of state. senator jeff sessions as attorney general and steve mnuchin as treasury secretary and also congressman jeff miller for veteran secretary. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we could hear announcements on those posts as soon as today. meanwhile, transition team will unveil their first wave of landing teams. personnel charged with handling the happenedoff to federal agencies. this, as the trump transition team says government officials five-year lobbying ban after leaving the white house. president-elect donald trump capped another day of high profile meetings at trump tower. many of those seen in the building wednesday are overwhelmingly favorites for key administration posts. among them, alabama senator jeff sessions who sat in on trump's hour plus meetings with nominees and rudy giuliani job for secretary of state. >> we discussed the transition. it wasn't really well. >> reporter: current new york city mayor bill de blasio also visited the pres

kennit craig brings the details from new york city. >> reporter: paul siegel lives near the start of new york's thanksgiving day parade. >> i see how hard, vigilant police are, and how they go out of their way to make us feel safe. >> reporter: the nation's largest police force is secure the route with concrete barriersmb officers in uniform and plain clothes. while there is no specific or credible threat, the f.b.i. has alerted authorities it is concerned about the potential for an attack. >> it's just really scary no matter what precautions. and i'm glad they're thinking ahead. >> reporter: new this year, more than 80 dump trucks like these will be filled with sand to block intersections. >> you can ram a new york city department sand truck with a lot of things but you're not gonna move it. >> reporter: for the first time vehicles from cross the route along the entire stretch. >> the concern isn't limited to new york city. transportation hubs across the u.s. are also on alert. >> we're always concerned in large gathering periods when you have large gathers of individuals >> reporter

so cotton threads tied new york and the south together, i believe, in a long and codependent relationship. the cotton south, plantation south and new york city grew up together. the explosive growth of the cotton plantations straight across the south was largely funded by new york banks because that's where the banks were so course you came here for your funding. the new york merchants supply the planners with everything from the pianos in their parlors to their file shares to the close they put on display. new york not only shifted the significance first of cotton but new york harbor was where those ships came back to fill european views and that made new york important to washington dc where or washington city as people called it back then. it had a big impact on the federal government because the government learned large portions of its revenues from the customs house in new york harbor, there was a b. where the entire federal budget was coming from the customs house in new york city. now wasn't just the bankers and shipping magnates who profited from cotton in new york city. the thousands and thousands of workers who directly or indirect

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the night team byron barnet live outside clinton headquarters also in new york city. byron. >>> well, hillary clinton hopes she'll giving a victory speech here at the convention center in new york. it's a cavernous facility constructed almost entirely of glass. but clinton ton was still campaigning tonight she got big >>> hillary clinton pulling out all the stops in battle ground pennsylvania. from the boss, bruce springsteen to her old boss president obama. >> hello philadelphia. >> political star power helping get out the vote. president obama and the first lady and former president clinton with daughter chelsea clinton. i'm really glad that we're altogether tonight in philadelphia with democrats and republicans, but as neighbors and friends who all love this country. someone who comes to this office as well prepared as anyone who has ever run more than me, more than bill. meantime the clinton campaign was busy setting up election night headquarters theer jab out center in new york city. this is where hillary clinton hopes to be addressing the nation as president-ele

the thanksgiving parade route in new york city this morning with thousands of police officers on guard. the new safety strategy for the decades-old tradition. >>> after appointing two women to top posts, president-elect trump delivers a holiday message on his youtube page. >> let us give thanks for all that we have and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead. >>> and president obama offers his last turkey pardon, >> when somebody at your table tells you that you've been hogging all of the side dishes, you can't have any more, i hope you respond with the creed that sums up the spirit of the hungry people, yes, we cran. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. in new york city, there is ramped up security, as the city

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new york this morning. donald trump will vote in new york city near his house in hometown of chappaqua, new york, back to you. >>> there were several key moments leading up to today's presidential election. hillary clinton was the first eventual nominee to declare a run fort presidency on april 12th, 2015. donald trump declared two months later on june 16th. that is when he made the controversial comments about mexican immigrants being criminals and rapists. two months later, the fbi seized hillary clinton's private e-mails she sent while secretary of state. fast forward to 2016. that is when trump and clinton won the majority of the lecs foreshadowing the final race to the white house. >>> five minutes after the hour, the race for the white house could come down to the battleground states including virginia. julie carey has the last interview with vice presidential polls opened this morning. >> reporter: tim kaine headed home for his final campaign rallies before casting his ballot in richmond and heading up to new york city to join his running mate hillary clinton. >> it is so good to be home. >> reporter:

expected to discuss syria and rae relations with russia. >>> a man accused of setting off bombs in new york city in yesterday including weapons of mass destruction. he allegedly set off a bomb in new york city that injured people and another at a race in new jersey. >>> a police officer is due in court tomorrow after charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a black man during a traffic stop. squad car video is being used as evidence against officer jeronimo yanez but has not been released. but the castile is being used as evidence. they say an officer would never use force under the circumstances. >> the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. >> reporter: prosecutor john choi said that philando castile was shot after a minute after being pulled over by yanez. castile was in the car with his girlfriend. >> please don't tell me he is dead. >> castile in a nonthreatening manner uniformed officer yanez, sir, i do have to tell you i do have a firearm on me. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, officer yanez responded, okay, but then pulled his okay and reached

they are not a central concern of the mayor of new york city. ever been to either their very expensive places. you are paid a new york city sales tax of 4.75 percent. if i mayor of new york i would like will like that revenue coming in. and yet he just trashed them. he trashed two very big employers. he has been elitist about elitist. that's fine. but you and new york city are getting about 25 to 50 bucks of that purchase. that's not too shabby. the reality of that is. it just really ticked is really ticked me off when i heard that. it was just so typical class. susan, i almost fell off my chair. what you think. i think the worst comments he made was about how he was can protect immigrants from donald trump. we don't even know what his plan is. they try to figure it out. we don't know whether it's can contain. he said is he to go after criminals. surely that would be a first priority. he also had certain cities and sanctuary cities that were protecting these criminals and that was the problem in this. now again morgan had a mayor's evoking their

live in new york city, dan >> and we'll begin to check in with you throughout the evening in new york city. back in washington today, president obama spoke about losing the white house to the republicans and urged all americans to m could together and move forward. >> everybody is sad when their side loses an election. but the day after we have to remember that we are actually all on intermeasure rail scrimmage. we're not democrats first, we're not republicans first, we are americans first, we're patriots first, and we all want what's best for this country. sphdz president obama has invited donald trump to the white house tomorrow. they'll have a meeting talking about the transition of power. live in washington d.c., i'll send it back to kim and ryan back home in boston. >> all right, adam. we look forward to hearing your reports later this evening. >>> hillary clinton saying today she is disappointed with the outcome the election. >> she says she hopes donald trump will be a successful president but admits this loss was tough for her. >> i know how disappointed you feel because i fee

. >> dana: let's go live now from new york city. we still have not heard from hillary clinton. she has not given a concession speech. do we have any idea when that might occur? >> yes, we do. we know that donald trump is hillary clinton didn't want to give her concession speech last night although she called donald trump congratulating him on his victory. she's going to do that at 10:30 our time so in a couple of hours. after that president obama is expected to speak. he has also invited donald trump to the white house on thursday. things are starting to happen now that we know that donald trump is the president. ovl with the outcome of this election. not his supporters of course. inside the headquarters last night the environment, the atmosphere was energizing. everyone erupting into cheers, crying, holding signs when it was all announced yesterday. donald trump taking to the stage for his acceptance speech congratulating hillary clinton for a job well done and also telling everyone that she had a he was going to bring about changes here and that is what people are looking for

a lot going on here in new york city. both candidates here in midtown today. live in new york city, chris flanagan, fox25 news. >> sara: presidential race part of the ballot. also weighing in on important and controversial questions. fox25 catherine parrotta is live in framingham where voting >> there was a good initial rush here at keith technical regional high school in framingham. now, it is sort of wound down a little bit but still a steady stream of people coming in. every single booth here is filled right now with people casting ballots and will be pretty interesting to see what voter turnout is like throughout the day today. this is the first election for which massachusetts allowed early voting. ran from october 24th through november 4th and many communities saw great success >> gene: balance of power at stake at today's vote including contentious rate in new hampshire. daniel miller joins us now. daniel, this has been a fierce fight between the two candidate. >> two women candidates here, republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor mage has

one name mentioned a lot is former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. would not be attorney general he is in the running to be secretary of state. a new name for potential ag is former rival ted cruz. he visited with trump at trump towers but didn't say if the position was discussed. last night mike huckabee said he would be surprised if cruz was offered that position but added he is certainly qualified for it. >> he served in an attorney general's office as solicitor. he is a constitutional lawyer. he has many of the gifts. there are certain members of the republican senate that would be happy to confirm him because he wouldn't be in the senate. they wouldn't be that happy with him being there. >> the president elect weighed in on twitter. very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. >> we know one person who is no longer interested in one of the cabinet roles. he was withdrawing himself from consideration writing in part on facebook, my decision not to seek the

back to you. >> chris lawrence and jim handly both in new york city tonight. from the top of the ticket to the running mates, julie carey s tonight he's going to be with clinton at the convention center in manhattan. julie is outside the big hall with a look at what's going on there now. hi, julie. >> reporter: take a look behind me and on down the street here. hundreds of folks already in line hoping to get a front row seat to history that could be made tonight. the dors might open in the next 30 minutes to an hour. but in the meantime as those plaza. there's a rumor that a big named singer may be up at the microphone later tonight. but the true headliners here are hillary clinton and tim kaine. virginia's senator started today casting his ballot at his polling place in richmond. he hoped to be first in line, but a 99-year-old neighbor beat him to it. he had to settle card for voter card number two. coming home to vote a comfortable way to end an intense th campaigning. >> we'll see all our neighbors. we feel good. it's kind of like we have done all we can do

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don daley. from the broadcast center in new -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> quijano: america on the move. the biziesest holiday rush in nearly a decade. plus, a security lockdown for the thanksgiving parade. alig tontwht, o women join the trump team, haley for u.n. ambassador, devos for edioucatn secretary. buying groceries just got a whole lot easier. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> quijano: and... >> we're under the lincoln memorial. we're about 75 feet underground. >> quijaa no: onnatireal tasure is being restored by the monuments man. is being restored by the monuments man. this is the cbs evening news americans are on a mission to see family or friends and get there in time for thanksgiving dinner. it won't be easy. the 405 in los angeles was packed in both directions before dawn. airport security lines snaked around terminals. nearly 49 million plan to travel 50 miles or more, the most since 2007. the vast majority are driving and pay

we're live in new york city. j.c. monahan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> this morning we have not the eye's ben simmoneau has been covering the clinton camp. he's in new york as well. >> a bleary-eyed new york city this morning. we are inside the javits center last night. the crowd very confident in the early hours, but right around the 9:00 hour when it looked like some of these big states were going donald trump's way -- florida, north carolina, a very close race in virginia, which hillary clinton did manage to squeak out. the crowd basically deflated like air out of a balloon and then it was downhill from there si night. we have not heard from hillary clinton. she was watching the results just down 5th avenue from donald trump at the peninsula hotel in new york city. we do know she called donald trump in the early-morning hours to concede this race to him. her campaign chair, john podesta, went to the javits center to speak to supporters there. have a listen. >> i want every person across the country who supported hillary t

joining from us here in new york city, nbc news correspondent stephanie goss. bill bratton. there's no police force anywhere that adjusts better or has more experience than new york and this year is no different, right? some new security efforts this year? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right, chris. happy thanksgiving to you. you know, nypd is its own kind of military. they've certainly handled events like this before but this is an unprecedented show of force for them. there were police officers already walking down this parade route and getting rounds of applause from the crowd. parade goers that come to this parade every year are used to seeing security and contending with it but not quite like this. the nypd is taking measures they've never taken before. a show of force like never before. a record 3,000 officers on duty thanksgiving day. a critical response command force trained in long guns and counterterrorism. and 83 sanitation trucks filled with 16 tons of sand blocking cross streets to thwart an attack like the one in nice, france. nypd's chief of

that's the latest live here in new york city, i'm byron barnett. 7news "today in new england." >> christa: okay. clearly strong emotions on both sides, people waking up to this news here this morning. right now we'll take a moment and talk a little bit about what a trump presidency, a trump administration will look like. it's a big task, a big job, finding people to fill those key and critical roles, names like former new york mayor rudy giuliani, chris christie. those names have been tossed around, but for a closer look at that, let's go 207's nancy chen. nancy? >> nancy: even before donald trump was voted plectd, some of nbc news about who he is considering for some major posts in washington. one of the big names being floated around for trump's cabinet, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani for attorney general. giuliani has been a public trump supporter since he informally advised trump for more than a year. giuliani has been campaigning for trump, including a stop in new hampshire. >> thank you for helping to can't think of a more important time that we need a change in washington

good morning from new york city. i'm raj mathai. we'll check in with both hillary clinton and donald trump. it's already been an active morning here in new york. we'll see you in a moment. >>> as raj mentioned a second ago, there were naked protesters creating quite a scene at a new york polling place for donald trump. this same place where trump plans to vote in just about 30 minutes from now. >> reporter: the election precincts about 30 minutes from opening here in the state of california. the steps uncle sam is taking to pre vent voter intimidation at the polls. >>> right now at 6:30, months and months of campaigning all comes down to today. a live look at democracy plaza in new york city on the left. on the right, the place where both hillary clinton and donald trump hope to call home, the white house. thanks for joining us on this election day. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> live team coverage of election day in just a moment. raj mathai and mark matthews in. we see a beautiful sunrise. >> almost red, white and

broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the overnight >>> welcome news.e overnight i'm done dahler. it's a time for families to come together over a meal a receive. the greatest thing is that you might arrive in time for turkey dinner. 49 million americans are expected to travel 50 miles by trains, planes, and automobiles. if you are not already where you are going, good luck. kris van cleave at reagan national airport begins our coverage. >> the airlines are happy with the way the day is going so far. only 40 flights delayed as of some 3.7 million people expected to fly this holiday weekend. many of them are still in line as the airports are bracing for record numbers. >> reporter: from denver to chicago o'hare and in boston. long lines created holiday flyers. >> this is crazy. i've never seen it like this before, and i have traveled here for the last three years. >> reporter: it's the are airline's super bowl, and the world is watch, and dave holz is watching aweather and delays atlanta. >> we do run into so

we're watching the results with several crews in new york city including our very own christa del camp. >> reporter: we're live manhattan where both of the presidential candidates will be watching for the results tonight. which new yorker will be elected president of the united states? will it be trump? will it be clinton? will it be clinton? we'll have the latest will fios is not cable. we'l we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." go fu_k themselves." vo: b

. >> melanie alnwick and tom fitzgerald are live in new york city. melanie begins our coverage. mel? >> reporter: shawn and tony regardless of the outcome, there will be some kind of a party. hillary clinton will be holding where we are at fox news headquarters. it was also known as the crystal palace chosen for it's its glass ceiling that clinton hopes to shatter but the day was the day for the can't re find stretch, focuseds their attention on the states that would be key to her bringing home the victory. morning rally in pittsburgh then off to michigan then back again to pennsylvania for that huge rally in philadelphia. verge, bruce springsteen and john bon jovi revved up the crowd. democrat dine is that he. first lady michelle obama sharing the stage with bill clinton and his wife, presidential hopeful hillary clinton. supporters were urged to take nothing for granted and get out and vote. >> tomorrow, with the eyes of the world upon us, you have to ask yourself, what kind of do you want? i want a world with hope and optimism. >> there is a clear choice in this election, a ch

fox 25 is with the clinton and trump camps, spending election night in new york city. >> the reporter: this is where donald trump is planning to celebrate tonight. the key states, they're planning to pull off a surprise. >> the reporter: and we are live in new york at the javits center, where win or lose, hillary clinton will take the stage behind me. we spoke with her ca building. >> vanessa: plus, we're live in new hampshire, where we're watching a tight senate race that could shift the power in washington. >> the reporter: and with votes rolling in and concern from trump supporters about election fraud, we're keeping a close eye on the polls for potential issues. >> mark: this is here. election day 2016, we're just hours away from learning if our billionaire businessman or the first woman to ever hold the title of commander-in-chief. >> vanessa: the race between democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump has been a heated one, it's left many americans anxious for what's to come. both candidates casting their ballots this morning after campaigning in key battleground state

what's the atmosphere like in new york city tonight? >> reporter: we've talked to so many voters who say this is such an emotional roller coaster, so they're anxious for wednesday for the election to be over. it is extraordinary. they realize to have two presidential candidates waiting for returns about a mile apart, it doesn't get much more dramatic than that. so it is all sorts of emotions here in new york city, but i think the top one is anxiety just waiting to see what happens on this tremendous night tomorrow. >> a lot of people molding their breath, weigia jiang -- holding their breath, weigia jiang in new york. >>> bay area voters are also deciding on pot, the death penalty, soda tax and tonight a lot of counties are reporting record high early voting. in san jose betty yu shows us the santa clara county registrar has been sorting ballots all night long. >> reporter: this year santa clara has seen the highest registration in its history at more than 875,000 people. that's why behind me you're looking at an around the clock operat

new york state mobilizes. new york city mobilizes. places are telling wilson, congress passed a law authorizing wilson to do everything short of war. in other words, basically handing the president a blank check. what they wanted him to do was come to them and ask for the declaration of war that they very much wanted to give him with a couple of exceptions. hiseld a meeting with cabinet and ask everybody's opinion around the room. every single member of the cabinet votes for war in late march. all wilson says is, thank you, gentlemen, i have heard what you have to say, and he walks out of the room. the advisors are writing, if he does not go to war now, i can't be a part of the cabinet. hardn writes, i am kind of on wilson, i came to dislike the guy, but the declaration of war speech that he gave in april is brilliant. i tell my students at the army were college, it is the single most american thing ever written. it talks about going to war against government, not people. it talks about creating a better out ofa better peace work. it

so do plated, peach dish, and even the "new york times." new york city mother of two lucy bladder gets hers from a company called hello fresh. >> i think it's for me most about not having the time to go through all the aisles and if i take my kids, that's really stressful taking kids shopping is super stressful. they ask for everything. it just makes it simple and super convenient. >> reporter: she gets three meals a week for about $60. >> now, we should point out that you have a grocery store right across the street. i could actually see it from here. >> i do. >> reporter: so with all these new services, profits can't be far behind, right? >> i call it the sheep effect. >> reporter: not so fast, says retail analyst curt jetta. >> when it comes to these >> well, they're just -- they're doing it. they're doing it. but, like, just stop and think. is that right for you? >> so grocery stores are not dead. >> no, not at all. >> reporter: he says on-line shopping accounts for just 1.5% of the $800 billion grocery market. a key reason is that right now he says