you're looking live at a polling place here in raleigh, north carolina. ining up across the country this morning. raleigh, north carolina, is just one where we've seen the lines stretch all the way down the block. there's a lot of battleground states, obviously, that could decide this election. north carolina being front and center. so as you head out to vote, you should know that extreme measures are being taken to protect your vote. more than 500 department of justice election monitors will fan out in 28 states to make sure this process works. for more, let's bring in michigan's secretary of state ruth johnson, and election law professor at the university of kentucky college of law, josh douglas. great to have both of you with us this morning. secretary johnson, let me start with you. how can voters in your state know that the process is legitimate and not rigged? >> well, we have a very unique system here in michigan. we take many different positions with what we do to make sure that they are going to have integrity. first of all, we have paper ballots,

how the north raleigh bulldogs >>> a legend, john legend, "o, holy night." >> one of my favorite. we were saying what would be your favorite? "o, holy night" for me, no matter who sings it. >> i like "coventry carol." >> oh, there are so many of them. >> we could expand to christmas songs. >> i'll think about that. >> a lot of christmas songs for the tower lighting is -- this thursday. 50 hours away. 60 hours away. >>> we were looking forward to rain today. yesterday, it was becoming parents there wouldn't be a whole lot for us today. but in general, we're talking less than .50", more like a quarter to a trace for our viewing area, and that's the way it's been. that won't help us much in terms of how far behind we are, 2.5" behind for the month of november and the month of november is almost over but running behind this month. you can see no rain over us, have been thankful to have the rain, and winter wind as well, and it helped to fan fires around gatlinburg, and we talked about the evacuations there. we'll be talking about that through the newscast. it's a gray morning and you

>> all right, live in north raleigh, thank you. >> the investigators in in california found a woman who disappeared weeks ago. she was discovered along interstate 5 this morning and was still bound by restraints. however, her captures were nowhere to be found. the woman has been reunited with her husband and the investigators say there is no clear motive as to why the two reported captors snatched her earlier it this month. >>> an unlikely hero saving a that man is a worker who suffered severe burns after accidentally coming into contact with a power line. >> tonight, had sein the hospital but might not even be alive if not for the actions that believes god prepared her for are that moment. >> i am glad that god used me. >> reporter: it is dark. but ariel's memory of what happened here on monday has not dimmed. had had is the spot she was trailer when someone happened she had only ever seen if had if a horror movie. >> he was covered in flames from head it toe. just the image of him being on fire will stay with me probably forever. >> reporter: one of the men helping install the trailer

she went from here to pittsburgh to grand rapids, michigan, to philadelphia, to raleigh, north carolina and then back here again. trying to give a sense of spirit and energy and she had a couple hundred people waiting for her here. on the campaign flight from raleigh, north carolina here to westchester, she was speaking with her husband, the former president was on the plane with her and some aides. she did not come back and talk to reporters. her aides say she is feeling confident about the results coming up throughout the day as americans who have not already voted decide to vote today at the polls. they believe they have turned a corner from that tough stretch about ten days ago with that fbi bombshell. they believe they have turned a corner. they are still eyeing some challenging states. north carolina is the tightest of all of the battleground. hillary clinton was greeting supporters here and had a bounce in her step. she is a bit pessimistic and paranoid. one aide said she did not want to talk about anything with reporters on the plane because she wants to allow the election to ha

it happened at about 6:30 -- on 'creedmoor road' at 'brennan drive'. ...that's in 'north raleigh'. one adult 'died'... 'another adult'.... and 'two children' -- went to the hospital. police have 'not' said -- what led to the 'two car' crash. new tonight -- crews in raleigh just wrapped up the work to 'patch up' a stretch of capital boulevard. that effort -- began monday morning just after nine -- when a water main pipe burst. that set off a 'domino effect' -- and re-pavement operations on the main "north-- south" artery out of downtown raleigh. all lanes are back open for those of you who rely on the road during your commute. tonight - there's 'another' -- "water main break" -- this time 'not far' -- from "crabtree valley mall". 'raleigh city officials' say -- construction workers - 'hit' a 12- inch 'water pipe' -- between the 'mall' and the 'beltline'. there's a "boil water advisory" -- in effect -- for a 'mcdonald's'... and an 'apartment complex' in the area. 'another' water main break -- also forcing a "boil water advisory" -- this time for a po the 'town of cary' -- issuing the

meantime, in north raleigh... - "alright how yall doing? --yay! woo!" governor mccrory's last campaign stop in - "actually the polls are showing us dead even and i got other polls that show us 2, 3 points ahead." while the governor pumped up gop volunteers, on a break from dialing voters... republicans allies, like the christian conservative group, nc values coalition... just wrapped a major get out the vote campaign-- knocking on over 370,000 doors statewide. - "we feel very confident. it's gonna be a very close election, but the only early voting i think worked to our advantage with independent voters." over 3 million people early voted in north carolina-- that's a record. democrats were down slightly from 20-12... republicans up by 13% but, unaffiliated voters were up 40% that's the wild card! who they voted for, could hold the key to deciding tomorrow. in 'wake county'... a 'record number' of people expect another 'big turnout' tomorrow -- on election day. more than "202 polling locations" -- will be 'open tomorrow' in wake county -- beginning at 6:

she is in raleigh, north carolina.oan, just before we came to you we were talking to andrea mitchell and we were showing on the monitors the scene behind you at one point folks jumping up and down rhythmically. looked like sort of a jumping version of the wave. a lot of energy obviously here on what is the beginning of election day. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: well, what they were doing, ari, was doing this chant that the clinton campaign does, "i believe that she will win," and they jump up and down. but i've never seen it done by so large a crowd. i've been to a lot of her rallies. i think sometimes she gets a bum rap, there's not enough enthusiasm. i've been to very enthusiastic rallies. i can think of the night she won south carolina. it was beautiful. this is like nothing i've experienced. this is just incredible. we've had a lot of sing-alongs. beyonce has been very popular here. we're getting somebody -- we're getting lady gaga. i don't know if i can compete, ari. >> you know, joan, she's not

shocked and drowned -- while working as a lifeguard at the heritage point subdivision pool in north raleigh back in september. the sheriff says no criminal activity is suspect. her mother says since her oldest child's sudden death...she has writings. she says they help her get through the morning...but she knows that things are not the same. her mother goes on to say that rachel was the best big sister to her 12-year-old brother and 15- year-old sister. she also plans to publish a book of rachel's a 'kenly police officer' -- 'charged' -- in a 'deadly' stun gun incident -- eight months ago - is now 'off' the job. "jesse - santifort"... is charged with "involuntary manslaughter" -- in connection with the death of "alex - thompson." the prosecutor says -- santifort told "two different stories" about the 'tasing' -- one time saying -- "thompson tried to run".... ...and another time saying "thompson lunged at him". santifort has been 'restricted' in recent months to "administrative duties" -- in the 'kenly police department'... but 'now' he's been 'fired'. new tonight - an 'anti- abortion' group

from "the charlotte observer" with donald trump in raleigh, north carolina earlier in the day, hillarycorrupt clinton in raleigh on the eve of the election. on the democrat's line, we'll go to shirley joining us from brooklyn, new york. good evening. host: yes, good night to you. my name is shirley. i'm calling in reference for my dear beloved hillary clinton who i believe will win. i've been praying for her. she's a great lady. she has experience. also elizabeth warren, a beautiful lady. i don't understand why the republicans are always putting people down. we're supposed to be united so that we can work things out together. it's not about being a republican or a democrat. it's about unity. i do believe that ms. hillary clinton is great for our nation, our country because she has experience. she will have patience to deal with foreign policy. we need someone that will get along with our neighbors. we don't need war. we need peace. we need love. unity. this is all i have to say. host: shirley, thank you for the call. i want to share this tweet years iewer, that 40 ago in grand rapids,

that is why this will be one of the busiest parking lots in north raleigh. honey baked hams just north of north hills. people are starting to trickle in to pick up their holiday orders. expect extra traffic today and tomorrow. they also have smoked turkey there. >> some great sides too. >> they know how to get that line moving, right? >> thedo years ago. but i was surprised because the line was amazing and it went right on by. i have seen some traffic though from people heading in. it's nice that they do a lot of it for you. the sky cam is looking beautiful. they have their christmas decorations up. you can almost see it. pretty lights. we'll show you tomorrow morning when it is still dark. in sanford, 35 chapel hill and erwin and 30 in roanoke rapids. the sunshine is starting to help warm things a little bit. by lunch we'll be about 50 degrees. by 5:00 we go back down to 50. if you are heading out the door for your morning run or to walk the dog, it's pretty chilly. expect upper 20s to low and mid 30s depending where you are. the winds won't be as strong. we

and so in this jam- packed activity room in north raleigh... the city-wide discussion began on how to move forward past the visisirst laid re lasfebruary... --aenats-- en akiel denkins was shot and lled by a raleigh lice ofc... le dominant story you are telling yourself about relations?" placing its police force literally at the table with citizens... raleigh city leaders believe this is a big first step toward healing the divide between cops and community. we listened as residents highlighted the economic and social inequities they feel here... - "it doesn't start with the officer. it began long before the officer ever came on the scene. and that's the part that racially divides us." there were questions... like, what's community policing? is it helping ease tes that community so i don't know if it's really working or whether its making us all feel better." while the conversation flowed freely here... we've spoken to activists in the run up to tonight... who believe the time for talk has passed... who say it's time for action. - " there's a fea

she just had a rally in raleigh, north carolina.ome, awaiting for jeff zeleny who is on the press plane to get to a camera to tell us what it has been like. joining us right now we have cnn's phil mattingly who was in raleigh, north carolina with the hillary clinton campaign in the studio with us. sun lynne safati, reporter extradordinair. phil, first to you, tell us what the mood was in north carolina for the final rally before she headed back to white plains where she is right now. >> reporter: yeah, john, definitely coming off a high off the philadelphia rally, biggest rally of the campaign by far, 33,000, 34,000 people there. huge stars, not just the musician type, jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen, but president obama and the first lady hammering home an emotional message. it was as big as it got for the campaign. it wasn't a campaign defined by massive rallies we saw in 2008 or even by donald trump. but tonight was that. by the time they got to raleigh, it was great. 6,000 people, packed to the gils inside, a couple thousand

i will be honest. >> in raleigh, north carolina, donald trump confronted something rarely seen in the country. a venue with plenty of room to spare. trump drew thousand on a monday afternoon. but brooded over a possible defeat as national polls and early vote turnout in battleground states suggested the republican nominee will need a surge of voters tomorrow. you have one magnificent chance. honestly. in four years, it's over folks. there has never been a movement like this. >> trump had been bouyed by fbi director james comey's decision to investigate e-mails found on a laptop used by top clinton comey said yesterday, agents sorting through the messages found nothing to change his decision, not to recommend charges against hillary clinton. the fbi, the director, was obviously under tremendous pressure. so -- they went through 650,000 e-mails in eight days. yeah, right. so sad what is going on. sounded more upbeat. told a packed house in sarasota, florida he had done all he could do to win. >> in one day, we are going to win the great state of florida. and we are going to take back th

at millbrook exchange community center in north raleigh. five more meetings will be scheduled in each of the city's council districts. 'lawyers' -- for "bill - cosby" -- are 'pressing a judge'... to 'keep' potentially damaging testimony -- from 'another lawsuit'.... 'out' of his 'sexual assault trial'. cosby -- arriving at the hearing in 'pennsylvania' -- arm' -- of someone on his 'legal team'. his 'attorneys' -- recently filed 'court papers' saying -- the comedian is "legally blind". ...and they say -- that'll 'hamper' his ability -- to 'defend himself' -- against his accusers. cosby faces 'three counts' -- of 'felony' -- "aggravated indecent assault" -- from a 2004 incident -- involving "andrea - constand." constand was an 'employee' -- at cosby's 'alma mater' -- "temple university". the n-t-s-b now taking over the investigation of a crash involving two buses that left at least six dead in baltimore. police say the school bus first hit went into a pillar. the bus then slammed into oncoming traffic and collided with a commuter bus. no chil

north raleigh a couple of accidents on capital boulevard, burlington mills. that's leading to delays from wake forest, 15 minutes from wake forest to 540 inbound capital and down to the lewisburg road interchange, another accident on capital boulevard at millbrook. not seeing delays directly related to the crash but it's something we will watch. lena? >> thank you, brian. >>> overnight, forces have begun assaults on mosul with machine gunfire and the extremists responding occasionally with rocket- propelled grenades. for the last two weeks iraqi forces and rdish allies and sunni tribesmen and shi'ite militias have been working to drive the islamic state from the city. >>> millions could face a gasoline shortage, this time from a pipeline explosion. colonial pipeline shut down a pipeline after it caught fire injured half a dozen others in northern alabama after construction equipment struck it and sparked the fire. >>> duke energy sent another coal-fired power plant into the history books. you are explosions that brought down the last structures at the dan riv

bon jovi there, this big blowout in philly, we saw it live on our air, she'll now be moving to raleigh, northina, with another big rally, this one in raleigh, north carolina. donald trump tonight did what would usually count as a late-night rally. it was due to start at 8:00, it started a little late along with his running mate mike pence. he's due to be in grand rapids, michigan, for an 11:00 p.m. late-night rally tonight. this is not staged. this is not a stunt. this is not a tv show created by the candidates. this is old school, people power, show of force, run right through the tape. i love it. run right through th tape. in terms of the last projections of this race, honestly, you're forgiven if you want to stop paying attention to that now. but at 538.com, they say the chances of hillary clinton winning tomorrow is 70%. the "new york times" says it is higher than that, at 84%. the closer we all get to waking up tomorrow the less value there is in speculating about what might happen tomorrow, right? just make sure you do wake up and vote if you haven't voted already. and then we wait for

north carolina, and florida. >> we have live fox news team coverage for you from these crucial contests. jonathan live from raleighnorth carolina. >> we begin with bill keating live in miami. florida was a must-win state for donald trump and he pulled it off. >> he pulled it off. another super tight presidential race in the sunshine state. donald trump winning the biggest battle ground prize of them all, florida, with its 29 electoral college votes by just 120,000 votes. out of 9 million votes cast. that is tight. it was a long, nail-biter of a night into the early morning hours as republicans were celebrating at their election night party up in orlando. trump supporters outperforming clinton voters exactly where they had to. at the voting booths. precincts, in person, around the state yesterday, making up for early voting where republicans were about 100,000 votes behind registered democrats at the start of the day. breaking down florida by county, take a look, a whole lot of red. trump winning 58 of florida's 67 counties. while clinton won the large population centers of miami, fort lauderdale, orlando and tampa

that's why this will be one of the busiest parking lots in north raleigh this week. honey baked hams just north of north hills. people are starting to trickle in to pick up holiday orders. expect extra traffic today and tomorrow. >>> we just learned they've got a smoked it's not just ham. >> no wonder it's going to be busy. >> no doubt. i have been there before and they move that line through quickly. i have also driven by when the line of cars was way down the road. it is a pretty morning. look at all the color in the trees. it is just gorgeous out there. even though it looks hazy, we have mainly clear skies. chilly like yesterday, 27 henderson, 33 in wilson. temperatures by lunch climb to about 50. we'll warm to the mid 50s for our afternoon high about 3:00 or so in the afternoon. by 5:00, temperatures start dropping to about 50 again. if you are headed out the door for your morning run or to walk the dog, it's chilly. bundle up with hats and gloves. if you will be outside very long, you will be happy to have it. we have it's very dry. low humidity means fires can s

victor blackwell, live from raleigh, north carolina. another key battleground state is florida of course. it's not just the presidential race that's sending voters to the polls there. let's head to florida now, to miami-dade county and boris sanchez, hi, boris. >> good morning, carol. the big story out of florida is the turnout. more than 6.5 million floridians have cast their ballots in this election. to give you some perspective, that's more people that voted in the entire 2000 election. and we are expecting big turnout today on election day. so far, things have been pretty slow. we've had a steady stream of turnout at this et voting locat behind me in halia, miami-dade county. it is leaning democrats. they have a 12,000 vote advantage here. across the state, it's 90,000. look at the big picture, back in 2012, democrats had about a 100,000 vote advantage going into election day. the question is are they's going hold on to that lead. the other big thing going on in florida, senate race you mentioned between patrick murphy and rubio, it

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> and a lot of people will be eating turkey on thanksgiving one of the big vias parking lot in north raleigh this week. people are starting to come in to pick up holiday orders. expect extra traffic. >>> a world record marked in nnesota. 664 musicians turned out at the mall of america to be a part of what they hoped would be the ensemble. they had to play a piece of recognizable music for five minutes to break the world record set in japan in 2013. input months together to put together the big ring. it also launched the salvation army's red kettle campaign in that area. >>> after the countdown comes the christmas celebration and parents. the city's mayor was there champion. paris is in the running to host the 2024 game. >>> macy's is in the holiday spirit and unveiled their famous holiday windows. this year's theme is believing the magic. look at those. there is also some interactive windows buttons on the glass that measure how much you love the holidays. >>> a permanent plaque now marks the official starting line of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the city of new york unveiled a plaque

north carolina. hillary clinton will be -- hillary clinton had a. since in raleigh, north carolina. the real clear politics national polling average right now shows clinton one -- 1.7 points ahead of donald trump. trump is ahead in florida, ohio, and nevada. in north carolina, the candidates are tied. if you take away all tossups, clinton wins right now. five days to go. today, abc 7's brad bell will be germantown. you can join the conversation using the hashtag votetra k2016. autria: a 7 on your side investigation has found an alarming number of local students taking weapons to school. parents have not been told. >> we are here at frederick douglass high school in prince george's county, where last year a 14-year-old ou 16-year-old. take a look at this video. this video was taken by a student. a fight between the 14-year-old and the 16-year-old. you can hear the screams. the injured student was taken by ambulance to a hospital for treatment. the other teenager was taken into police custody. but an investigation has learned that a similar situation to this 1 -- they are happening mo

raleigh. capitol boulevard is open on both sides north of downtown raleigh after that water main break. it opened late last night. that's good news if you're trying to get between 440 and downtown. and chapel hill, traffic is moving along well on major routes. 58 is clear. into rtp delay free, between 15501 and the freeway. the freeway is clear between 85 and 40 so looking fine there. looking fine on the north side of raleigh as well. 540 westbound all clear coming in from wake forest on lewisburg road from roseville, traffic is moving building around the clayton by pass, those travel times coming down a little bit to 13 minutes between 42 and 440. report of a accident with injuries on old we haver trail on voice drive. not a lot of big delays showing up ot there. airport tweeting they're expecting more than 35,000 passengers today. they are advising you to arrive at least two hours early. we'll take a look at airport parking options minute. >>> we're learning more about an apartment fire. >> a desperate rescue at the home at tapers drive near new hope road and lewisburg road. we have b

this one in raleigh, north carolina. lady gaga and bon jovi will accompany her for good measure, but before heading to raleigh, the campaign held a large star-studied event in philadelphia. the house was packed to see bruce springsteen, john bon jovi, president obama, first lady michelle obama. >> hillary sees an america where the issue of income distribution should be at the forefront of our national conversation. >> it will be a change election and we have to decide are we going to change forward, together, or backward? i think you know what the answer's going to be. >> this election is on us. it is in our hands. if we get out and vote tomorrow, hillary clinton will win. >> when hillary was a senator, when she was my secretary of state, she was really popular. people saw how effective she was, how she crossed party lines to get things done. >> tomorrow we face the test of our time. what will we vote for, not just against. >> also, at that event tonight, at independence hall on independence mall, jacob sober oohsobe sobe

jenna: john, last night i arrived in raleigh, north carolina. hillary clinton rally and the line was all around the block, so many people waiting in line to get in hours before the event started. one of the things we were looking at and we continue to look at today is unaffiliated person, the person that's not a republican or democrat but a big voting block in this state. when you look within unaffiliated voters, you have to look at at millennials, what are they saying, what about the mothers out there, take a listen so some of the folks we talked to last night. >> well, listen, we were exciting about bernie sanders but not as excited as hillary clinton. do you feel that way? >> that's fair. there were people who were bernie or bust and frankly that doesn't make sense with the two-party system that's not how it's going to work. and i was actually a little bit convinced of the socialist party for about a week but then i realized that -- jenna: what happened in the week to change your mind? >> 2016 is not the year to vote third party. jenna: what

eastern, followed by hillary clinton's final rally of the day, which is set for raleigh, north carolinaat 11:45 p.m. jongoodwin for yahoo! says bon jovi will fly on hillary clinton's plane between philadelphia and raleigh tonight. hillary clinton is in philadelphia. we will hear from bruce springsteen, next. ♪ announcer: this scene outside of independence hall in philadelphia. independence hall with as many as 40,000 people gathered for the final event here in the campaign for hillary clinton. she will be joined by former president bill clinton as well as president and mrs. obama, and is waiting to hear from bruce springsteen coming up next live in philadelphia. [applause] >> good evening. yes, yes. philadelphia, how are we? philadelphia, how are we doing? -- hear you, philadelphia, how are we doing? [harmonica] the screen door slams ary's stress waves like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays roy orbison singing for the lonely hey that's me and i want you only don't turn me home again i just can't face myself alone again don't run back inside darling you know just wh

. >> reporter: the serrated edge of our election divide runs through a townhouse in raleigh, north right through the family of joyce woodhouse. >> here they are together. joyces two sons, brad and dallas grew up side by side. >> your mom was on medicare, brad. >> wound up on opposite sides of a split screen. dallas is executive director of the north carolina republican party. while brad runs a pro-clinton super pac. >> that is an insult, brad. >> perhaps you have seen them before, biting each other's head off on cable news channels. >> one from a familiar voice. >> you are right i am from down south. >> my god it's mop. >> das gri disagree. >> must have raised them differently? >> rocked in the same rocking share. >> one on your right and one on your left side. >> must have been. >> their relationship is a circus, some one did a documentary about it. at least in the film you could tell much banter was good this was all shot before trump versus clinton. >> hey, buddy. >> you know it is a girl, right? >> yeah, whatever. >> i'm used to them getting angry and debating. but, this has been the

a crash on ray it on the north side of raleigh. accident with injuries on lake wheeler road around dairy drive. this is north of penny road. northbound side is very slow this morning as they get that accident cleared up. congestion and delays related to the crash. kurdish led forces backed by the us have announced the start of a campaign to retake caracas. the ice is headquarters. kurdish and air fighters prepare for the offensive yesterday. us considered the fighters as the most effective force against isis. defense secretary ash carter welcomed the announcement. >>> in mosul, iraqi kurdish fighters exchange heavy fire with islamic state militants this morning. they are advancing on per shiga , a town east of that city. it is believed to be deserted except for dozens of militants. it is part of the broader push to drive the islamic state out of model -- mosul. >>> in italy a tornado tore a destructive path through rome. this video captured on camera shows the violent twister as it knocked down buildings, trees and power lines. two

donald trump in grand rapids and hillary clinton is in raleigh, north carolina. going to take a little listen to that. >>> he wasn't with us in philadelphia where he is bruce springsteen sang and jon said, well, hey, i want to go down to raleigh and so here he is! you know, between now and the time -- >> go ahead. >> as we head into our break, if you heard our podcast, now we ask our viewers where do you find america this week. you can be a part of our election night coverage. it is super cool. if you voted or are getting ready to vote, post a picture of yourself, your friends, your family, your dogs. >> definitely your dog. >> on facebook, twilter or instagram with the #fox2016. do it show us who you are supporting and tell us why. post picture with the hashtag and see it on the fox news channel on election night in our brand-new super awesome studio from space. if you are taking a picture of the ballot, make sure to check first -- >> don't get in trouble for our benefit. >> shannon breen would be sad if you went to jail for taking a ballot selfie. we'll be right

raleigh again earlier today. gives you an idea of just how important they feel north carolina is. re with part of the message from kaine in raleighing just a little while ago. >> we call it check mate. we feel like if hillary wins north carolina, she'll be president. we really feel that way. and we love what we see in early voting. of course, we take nothing for granted. >> reporter: the latest polling here, trish, out of north carolina comes from quinnipiac university earlier today showing hillary clinton with a two-point edge. the polling averages have trump up about a little bit more than a point at this point. it's all eyes to tomorrow, though, to see what happens out of north carolina. we expect trump any moment here now inial eeg. -- raleigh, back to you. trish: we'll be monitoring and watching that when donald trump takes to the stage so, everyone, stay with us. we're going to be heading back shortly. wikileaks, meanwhile, releasing another batch of e-mails from the democratic national committee revealing new evidence of media bias, this time at cnn. the e-mails, they seem t

we begin with scott cohn in raleigh, north carolina, where more than just the presidency is at stake the tar heel state. >> reporter: all roads to the white house go through raleigh. donald trump with an afternoon rally. >> we are going to winin the grt state of north carolina. and we are going to win back the white house. >> reporter: while hillary clinton plans a midnight rally, her running mate and husband, crisscrossing the state before hand. it's not just the 15 electoral votes at stake or a potentially pivotal u.s. senate race. the north carolina governor's race, the closest in the country, is a referendum on the state's controversial law signed by governor pat mccrory, restricting transgender's people use of public bathrooms. >> the controversial law has been blamed for close to $500 million. >> reporter: opponents say the law, which also bars local anti discrimination ordinances is costing the state billions in business. >> putting such a negative brand on the state is going to turn young professionals, events, performers away for not just this year, but years to come. >> rep

raleigh. we will let you know how that is shaping up. at the moment, no unusual backups according to sensors but i'll keep an eye on the readings. on the north side of raleigh, look out for an accident is it really in terms of crashes this morning. it is pretty quiet around the triangle in wake county circulating, no problems to report. over in durham, no major problems to report, the ramp from miami boulevard onto 40 eastbound on the shoulder had an overturned tractor-trailer. that is still there but the ramp itself is open and we are not seeing any unusual delays through the area, traffic flowing freely at this point. >>> last night in johnston county. >> it left one person dead and others badly hurt on highway 96. >> wral's renee chou is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: we know that the surviving victims were brought to wake med. here's a look at the scene in johnson county. a minivan left the road, overturned and fire. seven people were inside the car, one person has died, four have serious injuries. two children are in the hospital with serious injuries. we are working to learn what caused the minivan to swerve off of the road an

the north side of raleigh, slow 540 from lewisburg to leesburg road. and we have an accident on capital boulevard not par from thornton road between burlington mills road and that trip out of wake forest to 540, 20 minutes. durham, the freeway, northbound, slowing down, minute trip from i-40 to mangum. 55 might be an option. right now, the westbound side is not looking bad. back to you. >>> thank you, brian. >>> a wake county issue for parents is up for discussion today. >>> the latest on the reassignment plan. >>> and a deadly pipeline explosion in alabama. what we are learning about the cause and whether it will affect gas prices here. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob.

and hillary clinton in raleigh, north carolina. our road to the white house coverage today, liv e on c-span. >> chelsea clinton at the hillary clinton campaign event in new hampshire. this is just over 20 minutes.

north carolina. >> we're in raleigh, north carolina, about to walk into our second ral live the day. here we go. >> reporter: the campaigns making their case in the states that they hope will put them over the top. >> this is our final day on the campaign plane, we just boarded this morning, we're all getting nostalgia here. >> reporter: one final sprint to the finish. and a chance to get in some last she is a cheat. she never reported it. she's a cheat. >> reporter: true to form, this race brought last-minute surprises down to the wire. including one final twist to the fbi's review of hillary clinton's e-mails. >> the fbi sent a letter to congress. it said it had reviewed a large number of e-mails and "based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in july with respect to secretary clinton." in other words, remember that e-mail investigation we >> reporter: trump is now back to his old complaint. >> so totally rigged system. i've been saying it for a long time. you can't review 650,000 new e-mails in a day. >> our sources are telling us at abc, the fbi us

fsu playing north carolina state in raleigh, north carolina. great football weather in that part of the country. here comes a few light showers and sprinkles with the front. to south across the area. you can see the wind shift with the front as it heads further the south. here comes the front on saturday. we'll see plenty sunshine later in the day. it will be breezy at times. humidity will slowly come down. saturday, sunday high temperatures 81, 82 degrees. rain chances are low on election day. 82 degrees. no excuse weather wise not to get to the polls. wednesday and thursday temperatures remain in the lower 80s. >>> how is this for a shocking twist on identity theft? $5,000 for an emergency room visit that the patient on record insists never happened. the 18-year-old tampa man discovered his name is tie toed that drug overdose case. every authority he went to trying to clear his named that's when he knew think better call behnken. that's scary. >> everybody i talked to can't believe it. when the you hear this young man's story you can't help b

that if you thought both campaigns were done with north carolina think again both have more personal visits set up before election day. we're live in raleigh with details of the final election day campus. >> reporter: this is now a sprint for democrats and republicans here in north carolina. we stopped by headquarters in raleigh for both parties and all i can say is all into the each headquarters were not sitting still. republican headquarters are bustling with activity. >> we have a lot of pat mccrory science we are putting together. >> reporter: in just a few blocks away volunteers at the democratic headquarters are hard as work as well. susp insane but uld have it no reporter: now the are focused a make it or break it state. >> reporterunty broken with voting in the early cycle . it was up 40,000 from last year numbers. >>> early voting help a common in people for on da. republican and democratic parties know there are people who have yet to cast ballots eafor reaching e people. the state gop lying heavily on >> will be here working all weekend lookinatdata to see who we need tovoted yet. >> reporter: the democratald us phone banks. >>

steve hartman "on the road," in raleigh, north carolina. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, i'm scott pelley, and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." ,, our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry and...thousands of jobs." gail schwartz will defend our public lands and won't put colorado's future up for sale. house majority pac is responsible >>> we start cbs4 news at 6:00 with breaking news. a crane crashes into a building under construction in denver. this is the scene at 42nd and pecos. the 12 story tall crane tipped over, tumbled right into the building. no one was hurt. >>> we are also following more breaking news at this a nurse at cu hospital is accused of stealing painkillers meant for patients. kacye unruh replaced the drugs can saline or benadryl. >> reporter: the former nurse

." >> reporter: serrated edge of our election divide runs right through a town house in raleigh, north the family of joyce woodhouse. >> here they are together. >> reporter: joyce's two sons, brad and dallas, grew up side by side. >> you know, your mom is on medicare, brad. >> reporter: but wound up on opposite sidesave split screen. >> and the reality is-- >> reporter: dallas is executive director of the north carolina republican party while brad runs a pro-clinton super pac. >> that's an insult, bradz! >> reporter: perhaps you've seen them before, biting each channel. >> did you just make this up? >> or taking phone calls on c-span, one from a very familiar voice. >> you're right i'm from down south. >> oh, god, it's mom. >> and i disagree that all families are like ours. >> reporter: you must have raised them differently. >> i rocked them in the same rocking chair. >> reporter: maybe you rocked one on one side and one on the other. >> must have been. >> reporter: their relationship is such a circus, someone once did a whole documentary about it. >> oh, dallas! >> reporter: at least