p.m. indiana. there will be returns at some point over the next hour. meanwhile, 2,000 people are waiting to get in as members of the general public into the hillary clinton event this evening. some of them will start come in soon here because the doors are opening any hour now in the event. behind me is a stake where hillary clinton hopes to deliver her victory address. the stage is shaped like american. quite literally the glass ceiling that hillary clinton hopes to break literally. she spent the day in her hometown of westchester county, new york, just north of new york city. she's coming down with her family to watch the returns, actually nearby the trump event, but she will eventually make her way here to the javits center where she hopes to celebrate with her friends and family if she wins the just a mile down is todd. >> mike, we're incredibly close to you, a few blocks away from trump tower. donald trump supporters, the few that will be able to make it in are starting to come in here. this is an incredibly intimate he environment, a small venue,

p.m. tomorrow until some rain moves into parts of the area and temperatures tumble. i'm tracking this line of rain with the cold front bringing rain to parts of indiana, tomorrow, noon, plenty of sunshine, nice outside. 3:00 p.m. clods move into the district and montgomery county. and rain moves into areas back to the west. by 4:00 p.m. it's raining in the district. arlington, alexandria and prince george's counties. 6:00, rain pulling out of the dc metro area. after that, it's very windy and the coldest air of the season moves in. comi 11:15, i'll be walking you through sunday letting you know how cold it's going to get. >>> a defiant donald trump says he would have won but instead his trump university settled for $25 million today. >> reporter: new york attorney general eric schneiderman calls major victory. president-elect donald trump agreeing to pay $25 million to settle three civil lawsuits with no admission of wrongdoing. >> both sides fought very hard. and we fought for what we believed in. at the end of this, you have to respect the other side for the fight and respect the fact that in the end he did do the right thing. >> reporter: the suit

it will show us who turned out indiana and kentucky. then 7 p.m. a wave of states coming in. when to keep an eye on is georgia. this is a state that seemed to be up for grabs. the polls closed at 7:00, that's a time to watch. it looks like trump is holding a slim lead. if it is early a good night. some more drama later. you have to keep an eye on the state of virginia. this is another battleground state. 7 p.m. expect that trump will start with the early lead. they will come in before the dc suburbs. the polls have favored hillary clinton for weeks. we think it is liening to hillary clinton with kaine effect. and this is coming up just later. the key swing state of north carolina. this is one that the keys in at 7:30 p.m. after the first wave of states. this one was split. obama won it in 2008 by the skin of his teeth and then romney in 2012. this is one state that may tip the balance here that we're watching carefully. you have ohio the key time there again like north carolina, it is going to be 7:30, this is a weather but the polls have favored donald trump and have for the

p.m. first pitch. we're okay. here's the rain moving from indiana to ohio. by the time we get to the end of the game, that's getting close. there's heavy rain and thunderstorms. right now it looks like the game will get in. it looks like clouds will be midnight. as long as we don't go extra innings we should be fine for one of the more significant weather events. that's a look at your major weather. next we'll look at your forecast. the northwest, there is one rainy spot in the country today besides that rain heading through the ohio valley today. it will be the pacific northwest especially in the olympic and vancouver island. george gous weather in southern california and arizona. i'm going with the home team, the indians? you have the cubs? >> i know who this guy is going for. >> i want to say the cubs are considered the underdogs. >> it's close. >> tossup. >> what about you? you have to get on the record. >> i know so many people who are indians fans. i'm going that way. we'll see what it takes. >>> vladimir putin has put microsoft directly in his cross h

p.m. eastern, the first state polls will be closing. in georgia, indiana, kentucky, south carolina, vermont and virginia. today donald trump, hillary clinton and their surrogates jetted out across the country to deliver their closing arguments. in florida, trump called hillary crooked and unstable. >> she is a crooked one. crooked hillary clinton. that term has really stuck. has anyone seen crooked hillary clinton today? that will be a great term for a president, right? she has bad judgment, personally i think she is a very unstable person. if you want to really know the truth. if you've watched her last few speeches over the last few days, she has become totally unhinged. hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. she shouldn't be allowed to run for the presidency. that's why i say the system is rigged. she shouldn't be allowed to run. did you see her at the end of the debates? folks, she was exhausted. do you know what she did? she immediately went home and went to sleep. >> he has his golden oldies out there again. he's been

also, pittsburgh steelers on pace to beat the indiana -- indianapolis colts. memphis. at 3:30 p.m., nebraska cornhuskers will take on iowa hog-ties. we have the high school season wrapping up in the college football season continues to roll on. jean: still to come on newsnight tonight, keeping the tradition alive. the concord restaurant opened today to serve food and a smile jean: a thanksgiving tradition is alive and well in concord at the windmill restaurant. about 1000 meals were served today to people who may not otherwise have one. this all started back in 1990 to just 15 people. he passed away in 2013 and his family is carrying on his legacy. people who come get everything from turkey to pie along with friendly service and some company. >> it is very special. it shows that there are kind people in the world. it is people like this that make the world go around. i would be otherwise sitting at home by myse those who really need it. jean: so many volunteers take part each and every day. -- each and every year. a quick check of the weather. josh: scattered showers of both rain

p.m. first pitch. we're okay. here's the rain moving from indiana to ohio. by the time we get to the end of the game, that's getting close. there's heavy rain and thunderstorms. right now it looks like the game will get in. it looks like clouds will be increa w midnight. as long as we don't go extra innings we should be fine for one of the more significantver . george gous weather in southern california and arizona. the indians? you have the cubs? >> i know who this guy is going for. >> i want to say the cubs are considered the underdogs. >> it's close. >> tossup. >> what about you? you have to get on the record. >> i know so many people who are indians fans. i'm going that way. we'll see what it takes. >>> vladimir putin has put microsoft directly in his cross hairs. >>> and a protestor goes to extremes and is shot with a taser. find out why. that's next. ext. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she

. >> reporter: at 7 p.m., we're using eastern standard time throughout, polls close in six states. indiana-- where running mate mike pence is governor-- will almost surely go for donald trump. but indiana could tell us something important about later states as sean trende, senior election analyst for real clear politics, notes. >> that's a state that mitt romney won by eleven points in 2012. so if donald trump is over that, if he's up around 15%, 16%, maybe even approaching george w. bush's 20% win from 2004, then we'll know we've got a race on our hands. >> reporter: indiana is also the site of one of the key u.s. senate races: democrats need to gain five senate seats to take control there, and when ex- senator evan bayh decided to run for his old seat, it looked like a sure democratic gain. but his post-senate career as a lobbyist has brought him into a dead heat with republican congressman todd young. >> if he's losing, or if it's tied, it would suggest real problems for democratic senate prospects. >> reporter: in virginia, clinton's been well ahead in the polls, and her running mate,

going to be moving towards the cleveland area late tonight for the game. 11:00 p.m., notice most of the rain here is over indiana illinois, little bit into the northwest portion of ohio, but cleveland looks dry. i think we're going to be okay. then we're going to track this rain towards buffalo and cleveland. this is tomorrow morning, tomorrow morning will be a wet commute here, ontario, also as we go to northern portions of the adirondacks. big cities cold front goes through, showers for d.c. and new york. much of the heavy rain will be in areas of new england and maine. as far as the rainfall goes, this isn't a hunl event. green is half an inch, quarter inch, northern new england could get up to an inch of rain, so that's good. a lot of the leaves are already down anyways. how about the heat. i mentioned yesterday the consecutive day streak of the record highs. it's still incredibly warm through the southern half of the country. cincinnati today close to record highs. i don't think you're going to quite get there, record possible in nashville, record possible, close to it in st. louis, memphis, birmingham. cle

p.m. in the polls just closed in a few states, let's count them out, georgia, indiana, georgia, south carolina and vermont come in just over an hour maryland and in the nation's capital, washington dc. joining the longest and most contentious campaigns in history with just a few hours away from knowing who will get the call to occupy 1600 pennsylvania avenue for the next 4 years. this is the special election night a dish in of "off script." >> i'm hitting the road to earn your vote because it's your time and i hope you will join me on this journey. >> we need somebody that can

p.m. in the 50s. if you're watching the swing states, we are dry in new hampshire, warm in florida, a few showers for iowa into illinois and indiana and even northern ohio by late in the afternoon. dry elsewhere, nevada warm and dry as well. the swing states, whether should not impede anyone getting to the voting booth.>>> sound top of the election night action with the news 5 app. we will have live results and and a live webcast starting 7:00 p.m. election night 2016 begins at 7:00 as well and we will bring you local results and will also have complete democracy 2016 coverage on news 5 and 11. >>> are other big story tonight, the police chief has been on the hot seat for nearly 2 years and today he suddenly resigned.>> the mayor and the city director will we obtain documents that reveal disciplinary actions. the chief was suspended for trying to get autographs from stars at the hard rock casino. >> and he faced other disciplinary actions months prior to his sudden resignation this afternoon.>> the chief might've made a bad decision but does he deserve to ask to be resigned for that? by the sudden resignation. this notice issued b

p.m. is the first poll closing. >> 7:00, no surprises will be in indiana or kentucky. but you look up there to new hampshire, you look at virginia, you look at georgia, we'll start to have the makings of what kind of night this is going to be. for example, if we're sweating georgia on donald trump, it's going to be a bad night for donald trump. but if hillary clinton is sweating virginia, bad night for her. >> 7:30, ohio and north carolina. those are big. >> huge. donald trump needs probably both of those states in order to be competitive. >> will we know? will it be like ohio we're calling it? >> west virginia we'll call. we'll be waiting. you know what you'll be saying? where is the call on north carolina, stirewalt? i'll say it's not there yet. it's going to be very exciting. >> what time do you think we're going to be able to call this race on tuesday night. >> probably 11:00, maybe earlier if it's a blowout. it will need states in the 11 k p.m. hour to get anybody to 270 votes. >> the drama. >> 100 hours. >> it's exciting. hours instead of days. we've been waiting

p.m. in the east, polls have just closed in six states. we have our first projections up on thee plaza. nbc news projects that donald trump willin the state of indiana. we project, donald trump will win in kentucky as well. vermont goes to hillary clinton. the projected winner in vermont. we're watching virginia. the polls have closed there. too early to call, clinton however leading in virginia. georgia, also, too close to call. and south carolina, too early to call.

p.m. eastern, six states close their polls. georgia, indianaground state of virginia and of course vermont. half an hour after that, 7:30 three more states close. the battleground states of north carolina, ohio, and west guinea. it is historic night. donald trump will be watchin

indiana and kentucky are finished voting for the night. by 8:00 p.m., the polls will close in key states, including new hampshire, and north carolina. pennsylvania as well, and, here in massachusetts. there are a total of 270 electoral votes at stake in these states combined. then by 9:00 p.m. eastern time, we'll have double the electoral votes and most of the country will be done voting. that being said, it could still take a while to see who wins the presidency. by 11:00 p.m., we'll just be other state, so we may have a very clear picture of how that election went. 270 electoral votes are needed to win the election. we'll monitor the situation throughout the night. we'll bring you the results live as each state is called. elizabeth hopkins. fox 25 news. >> vanessa: vote for donald trump and did bill belichick write that letter to the republican candidate? what our crews found out about the show of support for trump coming up in sports. >> kevin: a clear cool evening out there, but i'm tracking this. some showers and clouds moving our way. when you c

indiana. that is trekking our way steadily. it will be here after dark. most likely after 7:00 p.m. for the west siders. so greater cleveland we'll watch these little sprinkles drive south from the south toward the north and east. and they are fading just a sprinkle over towards euclid and timberlake, willoughby hills. current temperatures mild. 53 in cleveland and canton. 49 currently ashtabula to youngs town, but i'm thinking we stay in the 50s through the evening hours. and again, watch out for the rain showers especially after 8:00 p.m. we will see a lot of rain moving our way. if you are staying out late grab the um brel lavements we've got a nice day for tomorrow. wait until you see how warm and how dry, coming up. >> sounds good for the end of november, early december. many thanks, mark screw. one week from today there's between those protesting the dakota access pain lion north that coat that and the army corps of engineers. demonstrators have remained camped in their efforts to try and stop a company from building a pipeline turned missouri river. the demonstrators contend it would put at risk

p.m. eastern, six states close their polls. georgia, indiana, kentucky, south carolina, the battleground state of virginia and of course vermont. half an hour after that, 7:30 three more states close. the battleground states of north carolina, ohio, and west guinea. it is historic night. donald trump will be watching the results at the hilton hotel in midtown, manhattan. hillary clinton holding her event at the jacob javits center, also in midtown, manhattan. that's right, this contest between clinton and trump, between two new yorkers. the winner will become america's 45th president. they will inherit an anxious electorate, distrustful of washington and desirous of someone who will, as donald trump put it, drain the swamp. we'll have the best political coverage for you as the polls close and results begin pouring in. we have of course an a-list lineup of guests tonight. former reagan white house political director ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist, michael goodwin. also with us tonight, five co-hosts, kimberly guilfoyle, radio talk

p.m. last night. it was a late night result in pennsylvania. republicans will retain their seats in wisconsin, pennsylvania, north carolina, indiana and florida. keep in mind, four states remain to be decided. >> one of the senate seats held by the republicans including our state, senator john mccain, winning his sixth term. >> is this his last rodeo? sounded like it the way he was talking last night. nick nick ciletti has more on that. >> reporter: mccain and his this morning, able to land a double digit victory over congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. that party lasted late into the night here. let's talk about what happened. we were talking about how he won by quite a margin, over 10% by the latest numbers. he was joined by his wife and family and staff. as for his own political future, sounds like this may have been mccain's final campaign. >> i think this might be the last. thank you for your love and support. thank you for everything. that my friends, with a full heart, ready to get back to work for you, i'll say good night and thank you one last time for making me the luckiest guy i know. god bless. >> reporter: drawing a lot of president, h

indiana and kentucky. among the key states we'll be watching in the next hour, the two big ones are polls in florida and new hampshire. they close at 4:00 p.m. our time. florida is key to trump's strategy. at 4:00 p.m., polls close in north carolina and ohio. both hillary clinton and donald trump a invested so much time and energy in these states and at 5:00 p.m., polls closed in pennsylvania and michigan. you want to be clear though, that doesn't mean we'll know the results right away. anyone in line by the time the polls are supposed to close, still get to vote so the polls in those states will stay open till everyone in line on time has voted. that goes for virginia too. if you get in line by 8:00 p.m.. you can also vote. also, we're getting our first data dump from the exit polls. 38 percent of voters across the country are saying they voted for change while 22 percent say experience was a quality they were looking for. another 22 percent say they were voting for good judgment. now, nationwide, 54 -- nationwide 54 percent approve of the job president barack obama has been doing. so far we're hearing reports that voter id laws are causin

p.m. in the east, polls have just closed in six states. we have our first projections up on theac plaza. nbc news projects that donald trump will win the state of indiana. we project, donald trump will win in kentucky as well. vermont goes to hillary clinton. the projected winner in vermont. we're watching virginia. the polls have closed there. too early to call, clinton however leading in virginia. georgia, also, too close to call. and south carolina, too early to call.

florida, ohio, arizona, colorado, pennsylvania and indiana and of course they'll bring us live reports throughout the day and then tonight at 7:00 p.mstern don't miss it.

p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. >> coming up, reaction to the two big picks today for the new trump administration, indiana republican congressman will be here to weigh in on reince reince and steve bannon's choices as top advisors to the president. stick with that and hear the reaction in a moment. arthel? arthel: an arrest has been made in "execution," of a sheriff deputies in california. the sheriff said that the deputy dennis wallace was investigating a suspicious vehicle and waiting for backup and the man allegedly held a gun to his head and pulled the trigger. we are in los angeles, a very disturbing story. will? >> absolutely, the sheriff said that his deputy, a 20-year veteran was murdered when the suspect put a gun to his temple and fired twice. the shooting happened an hour and 43 minutes west of san francisco, authorities have named the deputy, his name dennis wallace, the suspect is wanted on a felony warrant and when con fronted he shot and killed deputy wallace and took off, carjacking a kia, and later caught 2 1/2 hours to the south and taken into custody. this comes after a police officer was shot mul

indiana. we start off sunny and yes, warm, clouds increase mid afternoon, showers roll in probably any time after 2:00 p.m., it will be breezy too. we'll time this out for you. these could be gust year showers. cutting into this warm area re air through the evening, it will be brief but we could have maybe a rumble of thunder or two. let's check the seven-day forecast. 79 back tomorrow, back cool with a breeze, 62. a gorgeous weekend, beautiful sunshine, 60's, extra hour of sleep as we fall back on sunday. temperatures actually rise a little bit. as we head into early next week. election day itself looks beautiful. 67 degrees there. that's your seven-day forecast. fox 5 will be back after this. that's your seven-day forecast. fox 5 will be back after this. great price on this boneless chicken! yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. this price is so low. trying to make me eat my greens? no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. >>> more people are interested in early voting. . >>> new d

p.m. on the east coast, which means the first polls are starting to close in indiana and kentucky. have areas in the central time zone, so we don't expect official results for another hour, but we are getting a first batch of exit cold data from battleground states or of country. african-american voters chose hillary clinton, slightly lower than the 93% president obama got in 2012. the same goes for hispanic 55% voted for hillary clinton, down from 71% who voted for barack obama last time around. donald trump was supported by 27%, the same percentage mitt romney snagged four years ago. how much at this early stage and this partial data, how much can we read into what we know? mark: next to nothing. i would move to the next topic. if those numbers held out, it would not be great for hillary clinton, but ink about the way these exit polls work. i've been dealing with this for a quarter-century now. the samples are not that big. the stuff is done as people are leaving polling places. think about how me african-americans are sampled to produce that first bit of data. it is meaningless.

p.m. as the first poll closes. take us through it. >> look up here at 7:00, no surprises will be in indiana or kentucky. there to new hampshire, you look at virginia, you look at georgia, we will have the makings of what kind of night this is going to be. for example, if we are sweating georgia on donald trump, it is going to be a bad night for donald trump. >> yeah, go ahead. >> but if hillary clinton is sweating virginia, bad night for her. >> 7:30, ohio, north carolina, those are big. >> donald trump probably needs both of those states to be competitive. >> will we know? will it be like ohio, we're calling it or west virginia. >> west virginia we'll call it. we will be waiting, waiting. >> this is eight, by the way. >> you know what you will be saying? where is the call on north carolina, stirewalt? >> i will say it is not there. >> have to wait for the count. what time do you think we will be able to call the race on tuesday night? >> probably 11:00, maybe earlier if it is a blowout. but probably will need states in the 11:00 hour to get states for the electoral votes. >> hours instead of days, we'v

p.m. eastern time. >>> rounding out our election coverage tonight, the earliest polls are about to close. including, in some parts of indianad that's where phil lebeau joins us right now from ter terre haute. >> the polls will close in ten minutes. it's in the eastern time zone like most of the state. look where indiana is in terms of time zones. we're not going to give a big geography lesson here. basically comes down to this. the eastern time zone for most of the state. polls close at 6:00 statewide and the central time zone for the far northwest and southwest part of the state. so all polls closed by 7:00 p.m. eastern time. most expect this to be one of the first states called. all day long, we have been talking with people as they have been coming out of voting booths here in terre haute. yesterday and today. when you look at the state of indiana, 56% of the voters do not have a college degree. and that's why especially southern indiana, it's prime trump territory. it's conservative by nature. we have talked with a number of people who are in favor of donald trump. we've also talked with some people in favor voting for

p.m. eastern. that's in a few states. gasia, we just found out that governor pence just voted in his hometown of indianapolis, indiana.e was the last one to vote. everyone from the two tickets has now voted. and a fact for you, where pence voted this important, that's where they met, mr. and mrs. pence, many, many years ago. >> lauren, thank you, live from new york. >>> we're joined live by joe tuman and joe garofoli. thank you for coming in to talk about this big day. we made it. joel, i'll start with you. is this going to be a close election? >> it should be pretty close. who knows. all of my predicts have been wrong so far. >> why do you think it will be close? based on the polling. >> yes. the polling. and just being out there, seeing how divided people are. we haven't seen any kind of wave come through. so we -- you know, clinton is expected to win at this point but we will see. >> a lot of talk about florida. obviously the one that both of these candidates needs. if it is a close race there in florida as we move from time zone to time zone, by the time that polls close here at 8:00, do you think that state will

to walk you between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m., we are going to know the contours of this election and we'll know where this is headed. here is why. very early at 6:00. indiana's are we calling it in that hour? >> it shows you that republican turn out are doing well. i have the same at 7:00 with virginia, that's a 7:00 polls closed. >> state's counts is pretty quickly. the last vote in is northern virginia which four years ago it was a very tight race as the vote totals were coming in and romney heading to slightly and obama narrowly carried it. does trump ever have a lead in ve virginia? north carolina at 7:30 and georgia at 7:30. we have the split polls closing between 7:00 and 8:00. look at what i have done here. >> virginia and indiana are all states that who pulls close between 6:00 and 8:00 and i will throw in ohio there. the point is that's the election right there. we are going to have a great sense of where things are going right there. and between 7:00 and 8 c:00, we are going the see our raw totals in florida. i still think this is a -- how florida goes, if florida goes trump, it continues. she can win it without florida, he cannot. >> we are going

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indiana. i think this trend will continue. what will happen throughout the night, the rain will develop close to us. later on tonight, tomorrow we have an alert. about 1 a.m. through 7 p.m. tomorrow for rain mainly light. we are dealing with phase 2 brought us the rain and strong winds and we have a break today. we made it up to 61. cleveland hopkins airport and it is quite warm. 58 in cleveland. 55 in wooster and even east 56 in ashtabula and warren. you have 59 now dover new philly. forecast temperatures keeps us in the mid-50s generally. when we will drop to 53 at 8:00 in the morning with light rain around and even that is very warm for this time of year. we have a shot of overnight rain. warm tomorrow with showers and another warm day. highs around 60. then we get colder by thursday. that's also when the wind picks up. even lake-effect rain along the lakeshore and east of cleveland. the chance of rain tomorrow, 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. about 50% coverage. you see 50% and half of our area will see showers around with that high of 60. 53 at 8:00 a.m. 55 at 11:00 and around 60 and we hit our high early afternoon. akron-canton, showers around and 57 degre

p.m. toow and that's going to mean wet travel, especially for your morning commute. right now we're not seeing much on the radar, but i'm expecting rain to develop here around chicago and indiana. as the night wears on, we have moisture that will be coming in from the south. and that will be the over night rain. 59 akron-canton. southwest wind at 11. not nearly as windy as what we dealt with over night and early this morning where we did get damage reported. 60 in downtown cleveland. south wind at 13. all right, the headlines very warm tonight. we have the over night rain that will be developing. still warm tomorrow. one more day with showers around. and then it turns colder on thursday. windy. a little bit of lake-effect rain will be developing as well. forecast details later on in the half-hour. mark. >> mark: jeff, thanks. >>> so high, gusty winds really the problem over night leaving a heck of a mess in the wake in a lot ofpo catherine bosley joining us now with a look at what was going on in cleveland. catherine. look at that. >> reporter: well, you know, indeed the damage is scattered. but what you see behind me here, what's left of this vacant building on the west side

indiana, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: orrin g. hatch, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on monday, until 3:00 p.m. on monday, >> as you heard the senate return for legislative business

indiana, kentucky, south carolina, vermont. and there you see the :00 p.m. closings.e have all the closings listed there and when they are called they go to the color. we are four minutes away from polls closing in 16 more states. plus, washington, d.c., more results coming up as fox news coverage of election night 2016 continues. >>> we are only moments away from the largest number of poll closings of the night. voting wrapped up in 16 states, plus the district of columbia. 172 electoral votes up for grabs in this historic presidential race. welcome back to fox news election headquarters. i'm bret baier. >> hi, everybody. i'm megyn kelly. we'll start getting some results from major senate races as republicans fight to keep their majority now. the democrats need to pick up five seats, a total of net 5 tonight to take control. polls closing shortly in places like pennsylvania, new hampshire, florida, and illinois where republican incumbents face heated re-election campaigns they will be watching not only the top line item but republican numbers very closely to see who

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florida, ohio, arizona, colorado, pennsylvania and indiana and of course they'll bring us live reports throughout the day and then tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern don't miss it. cnbc's election night special gbis our decision zone will bring you live coverage from nbc affiliates across the country. real time news and analysis as the results come in but right now let's get you caught up on today's business stories as we get ahead. before we start this is a nice way to think about this. did you see this cover of the new york post today, vote for the one you dislike least. >> but that already irritated me. >> already irritated you. >> one is pro trump, one is pro clinton. for daily news, what do they get? stop the don con. they need to stop this lying orange facsist. so they get a total we hate -- do you get anything comparable on the other side. >> this is the objective version. >> yes. >> this one is i'm with her and all through it. they get a full throated endorsement for hillary with this tabloid. all you get here is pick the -- >> so your gripe is with rupert. >> he has been a hillary person for awhile i think. month there's no corre

p.m. in the east, polls have just closed in six states. we have our first projections up on theac plaza. nbc news projects that donald trump will win the state of indiana. we project, donald trump will win in kentucky as well. vermont goes to hillary clinton. the projected winner in vermont. we're watching virginia. the polls have closed there. too early to call, clinton however leading in virginia. georgia, also, too close to call. and south carolina, too early to call. to 270 electoral votes. here is how it stands based on the calls. trump with 19. clinton with 3. we map it out on the ice for you in democracy plaza. the map will fill in with a lot of red and blue before this night is over. again, 270 its the magic number that will elect our next president. come on inside, we say a big good evening. i'm lester holt alongside election night team, savannah ri savannah, whatever happens tonight. history will be made? >> we have an unconventional candidate against an unprecedented candidate. this election has changed so much about our politics, it up-ended every assumption, redefined what it means to be a republican or democrat in this country and it will

p.m. eastern standard time. polls have now closed in more than half of all u.s. states. the associated dress is reporting that donald trump has won indianantucky, and west virginia. the associated p press reports that hillary clinton has won vermont. the key battleground states are still too close to poll. democrats have picked up one house seat, while the senate senate counte the has stayed the same. democratic senator patrick leahy has been reelected in vermont. republican senator rand paul has been reelected in kentucky. republican senator tim scott has been reelected in south carolina. democrats a are attempting to pk up four seats to reclaim the u.s. senate. >> in florida, the senate race between marco rubio and his challenger, democrat patrick murphy, is too close to call. voters across the country are deciding more than 160 ballot initiatives. marijuana legalization is on the ballot in nine states. there have been a hand full of lawsuits to extend voting hours, including in north carolina open eight precinct remain until 8:00 p.m. after computer glitchches. -- ralphined now by nader is with us in washington, d.c.. four-time presid