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. >> so when you see that he wins pennsylvia and michigan for the first time in the 80s, why is it not about economics? you don't see the economic isolation? >> and were economics plan, economics is a cover for a race so that i think one of the things that is driving us in this multicultural world that we are in, multicultural nation we are in is the sense that i may be okay making 70 plus thousand dollars a year, but as more blacks and latinos and asians than the ones are seeking access to the resources, what does that in for my grandchildren? what does that mean for my sister's kids. that again is the mass were economics plays them. but what is not clear is what rage has done is by systematically undermining the population is actually undermining the viability strength of the nation so we see things as this zero sum game. >> rated this book come from? >> the book emerged out of the uprising and ferguson. let me back up a bit. i started playing with this idea back in the 299 with the killing of ahmed doody alice by the n.y.p.d. here you have a black man who steps out at the apartment

but there are two pennsylvia and abc's deborah roberts is in the western part of the state tonight, in the city of johnstown. deborah? >> reporter: david, this state has gone democratic in the last six elections. donald trump is hoping to pull off a surprise mere. we're at a polling place in cambria county. but with unemployment here higher than the national average, this is trump territory. kind of a tale of two pennsylvanias. with large swaths of red and blue when you look at pittsburgh and philadelphia. where last night, hillary out the vote. saying everyone in philadelphia lives within five blocks of their polling place. pennsylvania in play tonight. david? >> no question about that, deborah roberts in pennsylvania for us, deb, thank you so much. and next to michigan this evening, and as we said, to win, donald trump must turn one of e michigan is one of those states that jon karl circled right here on the board. he's convinced he can turn michigan. his running mate and family visiting regularly over the final days of this campaign. clinton and her sure galts including the presiden

more ice and snow are expected tomorrow from northern pennsylvia england. rain is expected elsewhere in the northeast. the pacific northwest is bracing for heavy rain and snow in the mountains. among the new additions to the thanksgiving parade in new york city are trucks filled with sand. jericka duncan says they're reeling in to protect any expected crowd of three million. >> reporter: as the parade balloons began to take shape, so is the city's security plan. canines will smif for explosives as more than 3,000 uniformed officers watch the crowds. you actually prefer the extra security. >> i doings. i think that it's appropriate. >> reporter: this afternoon, 81 sand-filled sanitation trucks started blocking intersection to prevent a terrorist attack like the one in nice, france, last july. the radical islamic terror group isis recently named the parade an excellent target in its online magazine. along with its security cameras, police have established limited pedestrian entrance points and created a web of street closures around the parade's final blocks.

pennsylvia carolina, florida, and virginia on their list. in manchester, clinton urged supporters not just to cheer but to vote. >> when your kids and grandkids ask you what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i hope that you are able to say, you voted. you voted for a better, stronger, fairer america! killed in iraq and has become a fierce clinton supporter. the trail was crowded. bernie sanders campaigning for clinton in arizona last night and bill clinton rallied supporters in michigan. meantime recent polls have clinton inching ahead of trump, but of course the only polls that really matter will be the ones open tomorrow. emily: thank you. this is what the battleground map looks like this morning. clinton projected to get 275 electoral votes, and that's more than the 2 new hampshire is one of the few states up to grabs and donald trump hopes to turn it red, and take more states away from clinton so we asked our political analysts what they are watching for in the final hour. >> turnout. does the obama coalition come out for

by 19 points in pennsylvia, trump won them by 45 points. find. so all of these different factors, you know, made it a little easier for donald trump and his campaign focusing on immigrants taking jobs, trade deals causing jobs to be lost. >> clinton also struggled to articulate why voters should support her beyond the fact that she was not trump. what is the big idea of your candidacy? >> look, we are stronger facing our internal challenges and our external ones. >> instead of running clear economic messaging in small town and rural america as obama's campaign did -- >> now he has a plan that will give millionaire's a tax break. >> knock the crab out of him. >> the outcome is unfathomable. >> discourse has changed forever. >> the other half celebrate. >> what i'm seeing is a return back to family values. who ran the trump campaign, and is now helping with the transition, kellyanne conway. welcome back to the show. >> thank you, chuck. >> let me start, it's amazing what a difference a month makes. a month ago, speaker paul ryan was not inviting hi

again, we still just do notnow how well he is faring here in the state of pennsylvia. >> it will be fascinating to watch, rick leave then that live in pennsylvania. keep in mind pennsylvania is part of hillary clinton's famous blue wall. she needs that wall to maintain close to ll. north carolinaayoo close to call. fox broadcast network election coverage continues with shepard smith right now. >>> it's 6:30 on the west coast, 9:30 on the east coast, and another win for donald trump. fox news now projects trump will win the state of arkansas, reliably red no doubt. the early numbers weren't enough. with 42% of all precincts reporting an approximately 22-point lead, donald trump declared the winner in the state of arkansas. now to some of the races we've been waiting to call, here is the state of florida. now 94% of all precincts reporting, donald trump with 140,028-vote lead. still waiting for about half of broward county which has a large hispanic population. much of that hispanic vote had already come in in early voting. there's votes out of miami-dade but otherwise sprinkled around the state,