now, he was born on april six, 1874, in raleigh, raleigh, north carolina. to william. bagley in adelaide and worth bagley's the north were two very prominent north carolina families. now william bagley had served as a major in the confederate army and was appointed by andrew after the war as to be the superintendent of the u.s. mint in charlotte. however, bagley refused the post because the required loyalty oath a lot of southern men refused to give this loyalty oath. and that's why they were excluded from government positions. war, however, he did later serve as the clerk of the north supreme court. now bagley's mother was the daughter of jonathan werth, who was the state treasurer. he had been in the general assembly for a long time before the civil war and he was the first elected governor of north carolina after the war, of course, defeated william holden in that election. now, bagley's brother, william bagley jr became the co-owner and the editor of the raleigh morning post on may 10th, 1898. turns out that's the day before bagley was killed. so his brother is a n

so the people of raleigh witnessed d a visual representation of reconciliation. what this does, it erodes the old vernacular memory lived experiences of the civil war reconstruction era. so civil war was over. there are marching side-by-side under a single flag . what that does is kind of makes you forget about and the divided nature of north carolina. what did i call my lecture in north carolina, the civil war in north carolina. the civil war in north carolina. it's very divided on the issue. so you start to see that kind of pushed away out of the official memory. we also see 1200 students from raleigh's schools in the procession so why would she she see children marching in this funeral parade . why do you think. >> speaker: passing along the memories, it's important to instill those memories. >> chris laws: this is what manliness looks like.bagley is someone we should emulate . yes. >> how do they go from this where north carolina is celebrating this kind of reconciliation , unitedstates , to what then we know within a tfew years they're going to start putting

local time here in raleigh. there was a queue of people outside waiting to get in. you might notice now, but it looks a lot quieter, but that would be to see if that is not because people are not voting. and many cases it's because they've already voted north carolina broke. it's record for the voting by sunday. more than 4.2 of the states, 7700000 registered voters had already cast their ballots. and now people are work there at home. they're waiting to see if that candidates becomes the next president, which i should find out in the coming hours, days, maybe even weeks in terms of how those votes are distributed though. that is a really fascinating point to talk about because the side of this state lives in a rural setting and it isn't. there's laurel areas where we have seen the highest number of votes turn out. in fact, it was those areas that were hit by hurricane leads that really sold those large numbers of 80 voting. now that could be one of 2 things. it could be people who support donald trump, who are outraged, because they've heard him say that those area

we heard from them yesterday in raleigh. >> and it's not just the ads. people in battleground states are also constantly having their phones being blown up. so much so that brian from our philadelphia station declined my first two phone calls. he assumed it was a campaign robocall. that's funny. and that was kind of my assumption. i was like, did you think it. and he's like, yes, i really did because it's been nonstop. >> that's fantastic. >> california, who's calling me from california? >> i'm glad you persisted. >> i did. hey, that's the reporter's job. thanks, mollie. >> abc seven will help you navigate all the races and measures on the november 5th ballot. we have a voter guide on abc seven news.com. you'll find it under the election section. >> all right, coming up next, ticket trouble at levi's stadiu. >> i think really, all they're interested in is, is money. >> some of the faithful trying to sell certain seats are running into a pricey problem. and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. w

the celebrities including oprah winfrey, donald trump again his morning was the campaign event in raleigh. thats the capital of a swing state. north carolina were poll show, his chances are about even with harris is also holding events in pennsylvania and michigan. here are both candidates speaking on the final day of campaign. so tomorrow you have to stand up until tamala that you've had enough. you can take it if you just the, they're all screaming fire, excuse me. i mean, she's what a terrible job. what they have done to i got you and you're going to say that you're, you're going to say, you've done a terrible job. you're grossly incompetent. we're not going to take any, you are a come ah, yeah, fire we are getting out the vote as we are kansas name. let's be intentional about building community, about building community, about building coalitions, about reminding people we all have so much more in common than what separates us. there is power in that there is power in and there's lasting power in the right. it's about the win, and it is about more, it is about more it is about just st

so this is like 7 and a half 1000 seats are arena here in raleigh. i see fire is not filled with people lining up to get in and why they helped me to other trump events that we've seen us . i was in just a short time ago. i'm it's, it's not completely full of the images that you see on the, our feet that were guessing from inside show it. so they'll come up busier than it is, but there are lots of empty seats around the edge. obviously, a lot of people are not able to get here because it's monday, right? it's a working day. so it's difficult for people to get here. we are also in raleigh, which tends to lead more democrats, so there is not as well, but it's a show just there is some concern from the trump campaign that this might not be the lock it, but at least it appeared earlier joining the judge earlier in the election cycle and feel how much concern is the amongst the republican camp or team trump about and the potential impacts of a controversial republican governor there in north carolina on mr. trump bid for the white house. well, the com sit

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why that graph price 1st pennsylvania and just sunday morning raleigh. this close to an election new event is too late and nothing too late. well, most polls suggest the tight race trump is already claiming trouble plate. they want to, they are fighting so hard to seal is damn thing to look at what's going on, living, what's going on in your state. every day. talking about extending hours, i'd say of what whoever heard of this stuff, we should have one day voting a day for valid that it was back to north carolina. if we win this state, that will be so big. and you know, what i love about this whole quoted was last 10 events scheduled for the state assignment. the campaign isn't convinced this has been locked in like it was for the last 2 elections. there's been a lot of talk of come on how to says blue will states that she has got to win, that the democratic linux, north carolina is the equivalent for trump somewhere he has got to win. and the fact that he's spending so much time here in the closing hours of the campaign, tells us that his team is worrie

aishah hosni is at the trump rally in raleigh, north carolina. let's get to her. >> good morning, dana and bill. the trump team feels, knows, acknowledges the battlegrounds states are close but feel that's thaw the former president whats a strong lead and they are very pleased with the early voting turnout if states like north carolina where they've claiming victory on those numbers. you can read it for yourself. 56% of registered voters have already cast ballots. you can see more registered republicans have voted already over registered democrats. i talked to some of those republicans this morning. they are not surprised by the numbers. >> no, not surprised at all because it is not the same as 2020 or 2016. >> it is history. donald trump is for us, you know. he doesn't care about the rich washington elite. he is for the everyday american. >> so put early voting off to the side. what does the campaign think about tomorrow? they are telling me it is expecting a massive wave of traditional gop voters. last night trump summed up his final pitch to a

, north carolina, a lot of votes to get there in raleigh speaking at 10:00 a.m. eastern time and we'll bring it to you live as it gets underway. >> dana: harold ford junior and trey gowdy are here and reporters in all the battlegrounds. let's begin the bryan llenas in allentown. >> a tied race in pennsylvania. both campaigns in the final hours before election day are treating the commonwealth like the must-win it very likely is. it's 19 electoral votes could push the candidate over the edge tomorrow on election day. look, today former president trump will be campaigning in redding as well as in pittsburgh while vice president kamala harris will be spending her entire day here door knocking in scranton before coming here to allentown for a rally and holding two major concerts in pittsburgh and in philadelphia starring lady gaga and ricky martin. the harris campaign is feeling good about its ground game. they've knocked on 1.4 million doors in pennsylvania this weekend alone. the trump campaign is feeling good about their early mail-in ballot returns compared to 20

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so let's now move on to show the value joins us from raleigh in north carolina. so it's been sort of a uniquely as new 6 that people are voting early. i think it was part of partially because of the pandemic. what we're seeing, record numbers across the country. what are you seeing there in north carolina? a yeah, absolutely fascinating. you know, this pouting station here in the city of raleigh elections past has been absolutely packed. but if you look at it now, there is just a very slow stream stream of people now at 630 this morning, web post right from. so that was what just over an hour and a half ago in the talk to of people lined up waiting to go in. once they were in, we've seen people come in slow. do you ever seen all kinds of people people in suits, people in nurses, uniforms, people in high visibility jackets obviously can be here before they go to work. i've been getting off because the reason it's probably slower here is because of the early voting, north carolina. so i broke its record under the voting by sunday, the post close to the go through o

in fact, joining this riley here in the city of raleigh. he said, i've never lost a and i don't intend to start now. but then again, you can see that there is that concern. and that is because this is a state that donald trump sort of have locked in at the start of the a. he was running against joe biden. his motion and victory had been fairly tight, but he felt confident then come with iris, came up to the ticket and everything changed. and now the poles have got them pretty much neck and neck. they change with the days, but they tend to be around about one or 2 percentage points on most so well within that margin of error. and he is clearly concerned. that's why we're saying he has so much. i'm one thing i must tell you, a anecdotally is what we've seen here on the ground bearing in mind that this is a state where he has a lot of support. we turned off, we were here an hour and a half before this radi began on the no lines outside. normally you have thousands of people waiting to get in there where a lot of people that earlier in the day

john holeman was it trumps raleigh. it was a long riley and henderson, nevada. as donald trump spoke for well over an hour, not till the 1st part of this page was about migration. about his promise to close the buddha to undocumented migrants dwelling at length upon crimes. the undocumented migrants have committed in the united states and the fear of the one pointing said that they were planes that were flying over and dumping them the united states. they seem to infer that the current administration was involved in that he was so spent some time in criticizing. and at times insulting cumberland harris talking about having a low i q saying that she couldn't lead and couldn't take decisions. what do you well, so we spoke about as well, was about a little so that is just to introduce a gang cbs, the network, one of the networks here, specifically against the program and 60 minutes featuring an interview with how many la harris, which you said have been misleading and they moved around on since the menus on the possibility when his president of taking broke costing

and later that fall a romantic rendezvous you at the raleigh hotel for michelle's 30th birthday. but michelle as she would later tell the psychologist insisted it was just a relapse. >> i knew that i loved marty, and i knew that i wanted to make it work in my heart. >> but john diamond was devastated or so said michelle. >> he said specifically, i'm glenna going to kill myself. i can't live without you. i'm going to drive my car off a bridge. >> it was awful, said michelle. diamond kept calling made a scene at her office in front of some students she taught, even threatened to call marty and tell him everything. so nearly a week after that romantic night in raleigh michelle says she met john at a local restaurant to end the affair. gently, but for good. >> we had the whole talk, yes, we can only be friends. this can never happen again. he seemed very calm, very rational. >> so now it was december, time for peace and joy, christmas parties. one in particular at which the spirits flowed, and the fuse burned down to its explosive end. somebody was about to die. and somebody else was

well, normally you'd see is outside of trump raleigh. but well, people involved in political campaigns will tell you. the rallies are good, they attract publicity, they attract people. it's the hard work this done in places like this in the grange and north carolina. the me cold. the difference when pull what goes to white speak to people on the ground, knock on their doors, ask them if they have a plan for how they're going to vote on tuesday if they can bring some friends along. and that is how you build support. so it's the work done in places like this, the becomes incredibly important. now it's interesting that of the 10 events that don't trump at plan for the last 3 days of the campaign for the out in north carolina. and that suggests that there is some consent that his support is weakening in this state, a state that will be considered part of the so called red wall, a state the donald trump was almost certainly going to when they think he's got a message that he can use here and that is when the state was hit by how to control an

kamala harris was here in raleigh, one of the more urban areas of the state. a lot of her message has been turn the page on donald trump. and i know that's resonating with with with many voters. we heard from them yesterday in raleigh. >> and of course, it's not just those advertisements. people in battleground battleground states are also constantly having their phone blown up. so much so that brian from our philadelphia station, he declined my calls twice because he thought it was a robo campaign call. he said it's just nonstop. the texts, the phone calls. so he doesn't answer any unknown number. >> well, i'm glad he took your call, finally. and what an interesting perspective to hear from those reporters. nice job. of course. >> thank you. good. >> all right. abc seven news is here to help you navigate through all the races and measures on the ballot. we have a voter guide on abc seven news.com where you can look up races specific to your county. you'll find it under the election section. >> still to come here, another reason to look forward to fridays. whe

i'm what you have is you have the cities like raleigh, what we offer del room chapel hill, which is called the triangle, which tend to lead. heavily blue. you called the city of charlotte, which tends to lead blue, but then you've got the surrounding areas. and for example, you've got the west side of the state which that tends to lead. heavily red i, we know that already there with beam record numbers. if i was just turning out an audi voting more than costs of this states has voted in the voting. and we have told by officials that those areas that were hit by hurricane leads. so around the west side of the state, well, they were the ones that voted most of the voting. and of course, we have seen over recent weeks that there's tweets, those messages that rhetoric from donald trump, where he said that those areas that support him being left out by emergency response team and really encouraging people to vote. but you've also got the city of ashville, which is a very liberal city in that area. so be interesting to see just how that votes turn out. it makes off when the results come in. okay

ahead of election day, tamela harris as being joined by latina superstar of jennifer lopez at her raleigh in las vegas. donald trump's campaigns trying to move past comments by a speaker. it is rally in new york on sunday describing far to rico as quote, a floating island guthridge. the us census bureau as, as hispanic americans are candidate for 71 percent of us population growth between 20222023. nowhere is that more pond, then georgia, one solidly republican stronghold. let's become a crucial swing state. john hammond reports lawrenceville in georgia, a latino americans prepare for a celebration of their ancestors from the agent to the reason we bring things that represent things that thing last, like my mom loved the muddy axis, so i made sure i had my the i to use here this year, the conversation around the day of the dead holiday often turns to tuesdays presidential election and the state latino have. it's very important for people to vote, especially when there's so many issues on the line that involved in the grant. it is very important page, the guys more latino is, are voting re

for lavelle is in raleigh, north carolina, whether it is set a new record, more than half the vote has already voted for this x, sorry, the calls are open. what are you? the server does not even be full. it was lights, they were waiting to have the site holding stations across the east coast, the 1st on the us mainland, to open the doors long lines and some locations, a small trickle in others, and all with one key mission to get the candidate to the white house, it's very, very simple. it has nothing to do with issues, it has good versus evil. i truly believe that i truly believe that um and the united states as far behind a lot of countries in terms of electing a woman president. and it's time, it's important for him to get back in office for me to secure our borders, to help our economy, to get back to where we were in pennsylvania to buffalo ground state, seen as a v once when hundreds of votes. this turns out donald trump, what did in 2016 joe biden russell the back just about in 2020. now trump and harris all in a dead. he's absolutely most important election of my lifetime. so i

many of the i have decided to vote for couple of hours after offensive racist remarks at a trump raleigh in madison square garden in new york last week. he's lost a lot of votes. that's why he's spending time here. and then he came to pittsburgh, pittsburgh seen as the key to winning pennsylvania as far as the trump campaign is concerned, getting his message over about economic renewal under a trump presidency. and the odds people that the only way that we're going to get don't come back in the white house, was to get out and vote. we do not have to live this way. we don't know. and we will, we will we do not have to set up a week, this incompetent decline. and because we do about tomorrow, we can fix every single problem. our country face is a late america new heights and then from will leak into election day itself with his final rally in grand rapids in michigan following a pattern set in 20162020. when he held his final riley's there, then it's back to florida. and there's not a great deal more you can do except wait for the results to come in. and hope that he's dosher on the countr

so that's who called me to his doctor, visit to raleigh. they can cx 5 holding a cultural events. ukrainians gather to all of the victims of the 19 thirty's, soviet found in which they still blame on most good greek communist. however, strongly disagree with the stones. he has expressed itself rage following the scuffles in manager. the most goes on boss, is it to you that sca was slammed the organization for ignoring ukrainian assaults on russian journalist for the sizing, what they called the wells bodies of selective approach. and addressing a tax on the press, in russia categorically rejects the report of the director general for the safety of journalists, which completely ignored the motives of russian generalist in 2022 to 2023. the report does not reflect the real state of affairs related to the safety of jealous is based on unreliable facts and has become a source of misinformation. rushes, a permanent representative to unesco was common 10 on the latest reports on the safety of durham list by you. nest goes director general. now th

that's happening right now in raleigh, north carolina. i to states the republicans, one by an extremely narrow margin in 2020 donald trump will also hit cities in the background states of pennsylvania and michigan. kind of have us. on the other hand, she set to visit several cities in the battleground states of pennsylvania. that's off the holding a riley and another swing state of michigan on sunday, she was appealing back to blank. so it says now just say what has correspondents and locations right across the united states. john holman, is in nevada for us. my canada is in pennsylvania, but 1st let's go. the full level is reporting for us from north carolina where donald trump is speaking right now. and phil trump, back in north carolina. he's in spending a lot of time the. why yeah, full times in one week which we never would have expected earlier this year. quite simply somebody it is because he's come play this concert and not that donald trump would publicly admit that. i mean he opened mister valley. hey advice i, i've never one of

she set to hold her own raleigh in the next few hours. she was also asked about the hour of american votes when she landed many from the community of condemned. the current administration's support full as well as role as using american weapons to attack both garza as well as living on i'm very proud to have a significant amount of support from there because of my position about what we need to do in gaza and in the region to end the war and bring the home and my commitment. but also because within that community, there are many issues that challenge folks and that they want to hear about including what we're going to do to make housing affordable. what we're going to do to bring down the costs of growth and invest in small business. i have a plan for all of those names, and that is something that resonates within that community and with all american to authorize it, but it has little on the importance of them. are of american votes from giblin and michigan. i'm here in the city of dearborn, this is a city that has the largest arab americ

so in pro palestinian and raleigh's works, montville just introductory criticism for enjoying himself with a taylor swift concept into run. so us, he contributes a rachel moss and weighs in with high tech well, and nato summit was gearing up protesters squaring off against police and each other in montreal, the canadian city where the prime ministers own electronic district is located behind. justin trudeau apparently figured that it was a good time to bill out to toronto and show off his dad moves for the swift use at taylor swift areas where it stopped. he was caught on camera gyrating with a bunch of teenage girls, his hands locked in a double p sign, which may or may not have been in response to a misinterpretation of the hand gesture. the other canadians were making of him using just of their middle fingers. so walter joe is out on town um, working on is with the friendship bracelet collection nato is holding its 70th annual parliamentary assembly from november 22nd. the 25th in the capital city of canada's francophone, province of 2 bags and that summit and makes montreal ground

he was released from police costs to be off to spend a good night in jail, out the raleigh in the verses capital. he told the crowd that is ro, has not received anything, but may have genocide and destruction. what he believes was that he was then punished for. well, let's take a listen to exactly what he was saying out the demonstration. this is a gentle say a break. i has no a t p o visit, because a does not give me a run anywhere else. what has it achieved? mazda may have general size. they cannot win again to come up. they cannot win against as well. they're kind of way to get some booties. we will continue to be a risk when the people who are actually doing the genocide outbreak texted by all the cities and armies and the governments of the west. every body of my colleagues were at home on me. i got a chance to speak with that. hi im himself who explained why he found himself in westminster as close as i was speaking there for you know, not the 1st time explaining why is route is not winning. it's very different. was that it started against its neighbors. no, i didn't say anything t

kamala harris was here in raleigh. one of the more urban areas of the state. a lot of her message has been turn the page on donald trump. and i know that's resonating with, with with many voters. we heard from them yesterday in raleigh, in san francisco. >> monica madden, abc seven news. >> coming up on this week abc's martha raddatz talks to swing state voters in both nevada and arizona. you can watch the full interview on this week at eight this morning right here on abc seven. still ahead, a recent report shows a concerning number of unsolved crimes in one east bay city. why? police say the report could actually be false. and we'll take you outside atop our roof camera for a look at the bay bridge this morning. you see, it's a little morning at 637. unsolved mysteries. when it comes to crime, that's certainly not what you want to hear. but that's the reality in oakland. most crimes remain unsolved by police. abc seven news obtained the most recent clearance numbers within bay area police departments in oakland was at the bottom of the list. abc seven news b

kamala harris was here in raleigh, one of the more urban areas of the state. of her message has been turn the page on donald trump. and i know that's resonating with, with with many voters. we heard from them yesterday in raleigh, in san francisco, monica madden, abc seven news. >> coming up on this week abc's martha raddatz talks to swing state voters in both nevada and arizona. you can watch the full interview on this week at eight this morning right here on abc seven. still ahead, a recent report shows a concerning number of unsolved crimes in one east bay city. why? police say the report could actually be false. we'll explain and we'll take you outside for this live look atop our roof camera. when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps blo

so in order to be involved in the process all for raleigh. ah, yes it is. we so they use what you can from prior prior care returns, which i cannot be sure that who is using fire cracker. so because it's difficult to understand what is the direction of like a know this far correct, there's a and so today a raleigh started with us just such provocative protest signs of life. nor can buy a home to the element in conversation with paul is a search from romania. his highest court has ordered a recount of bones off an independent candidate, a page to in the presidential elections and policy, the whole pro western opponent. oh, think on due to rachel mazda and as the story. and so once again, the western establishment is absolutely baffled by an election result. this time in romania where an independence, so called rightly populous candidate. see we came, i didn't know where to win. the 1st round of boat and going from single digits and pre election polls. the score in 23 percent on voting day and knocking the current prime minister marcel z a lot. who right out

on the final day of campaigning, both candidates wrapped up their drive to the white house with raleigh's and up for grabs. pennsylvania has the 19 electro boats up for grabs their overall. it's been a buffalo, that's featured rudeness, ridicule on finger pointing out of course, rush to get to point to time a for a non folder for the in november. i will not vote for a candidate to 1000, meet the minimum threshold for being president of the united states. and we have 2 candidates lead candidates that don't. and so i decided i'm not voting period the brand. and they looked like the devil a looks of scope, but listen, you stupid bastard. these are the kind of guy should like a smack it over and just abide. he was dumb, 35 years ago. a zillow's donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. she's a very low i q individual, she's done as a rock. we call that a sore loser. we can go through another person who's a dummy. do you think don't trump? is a fashion? yes, i do. very weak and incompetent person was an extremely low. i q the, i agree with senator kennedy's completely on that. i think mr. nixon

this is raleigh. this is a strong hold for the democrats, but nevertheless, there was a lot of support for donald trump in the rural areas, especially in the west side of the sites. so it'd be very, very interesting to see if the numbers here, i'll do the numbers that there's a lot of energy, a lot of positivity, right? patriotism, the step down the stage and everything was crazy. that thinking when it but he has ever right. never reason to be worried because if he doesn't, if he doesn't carry north carolina, pennsylvania, georgia, he's, he's probably not, he's, he's not going to win if he doesn't win all, all 3 of those. what was really fascinating about that is that gentleman that i said to him as he walked away, have you voted already? many people have voted already and how do you both saying? and he said, no, i said, oh, you gotta, you gotta do it tomorrow. are you excited? and he said, no, i don't have, i'm going to go both. i'm not is really a problem for donald trump because he needs to drive t

with this final raleigh in grand rapids in michigan following a pattern set in 2016 to 2020. when he held his final riley's there, then it's back to florida. and there's not a great deal more you can do except wait for the results to come in. and hope that he's dosh around the country in the last week will actually deliver results. and he will win the presidency of the united states all the for sure, i'll just say to pittsburgh, pennsylvania. so let's go to, kimberly, how could these dining buffers in philadelphia, which is the biggest city in the swing state of pennsylvania? so uh, full stop was for tom, the house is really focusing on pennsylvania is pennsylvania on this last day. it, kimberly just why is it so critical in this selection? yeah, it's called the keystone state historically because of its role in the foundation of and the coordination of the united states. but this time is a keystone is selection because there really isn't a path for either can do that to win the white house without winning pennsylvania. and so tom, lyla harris has focused on her final day of

but first let's get to jonathan serrie, live in raleigh for us.hat impact did helene have on the turn out there? >> hi, sandra. well, conventional wisdom suggested it would suppress voter turnout. instead the opposite happened. a record 5.7 million north carolinians cast ballots, and what surprised many is the heavy voter turnout in the western part of the state that was hard-hit during hurricane helene. when you talk with folks there about how they feel about the federal disaster response, their opinion falls largely along party lines, and what helped the trump campaign is other than the blue dots of boone and asheville, western north carolina is reliably republican. statewide, kitchen table issues were at the top of voters minds. >> it always bothers me that any particular group, the amount of melanin in your skin or gender is determining your policies. it goes back to the issues that matter, the economy, the economy, the economy. >> but this battleground state has a tradition of electing governors and presidents from opposite parties. such was

he made other raleigh in michigan. that's after he insisted the washington's close online ease roll had no other choice than to wait. it's more of devastation in gaza. i'll sit in an era americans and michigan are think too many people of that. and so then the people who criticized that are essential sense as yeah, but look how many people you've killed the tile. and so how many is enough for you to kill, to punish them for the terrible things i did. but when i read it, people in michigan are thinking about not loading because they're mad at by the ministration for honoring is historic obligation to try to keep israel for being destroyed. i think that's a mistake. the editor of the palestine chronicle runs about ruth condemned to bill clinton's remarks as the moral it is the that's what the good it has said is that he was asked to talk to appeal to our voters like myself in this country to go on board to come out of harrison, i mean, this is what you're offering us. you are actually providing some sort of data justific

also joining our conversation now, antonio hilton in raleigh north carolina.looking at leslie, the raleigh area is probably going to be blue. we are looking at what happens in the suburbs around raleigh. what you say to that now? >> reporter: that is right, ali. we are at one of voting locations, many are voters that the harris campaign really needs to make sure our feeling inspired and getting out there, because as dosha just mentioned, so far, republicans are running ahead of democrats in early voting, which is not normal here. they are wondering if they will see democrats outpace republicans on tuesday, but that would be a major department departure from history. the harris campaign has canvassers and people going door to door trying to get people out and to talk to voters who in the state are still undecided. this is a state with a large population of people who identify as unaffiliated, ali. those are voters who often split ticket, not necessarily devoted to any party. both sides have been aggressively going after them in such a tight, tight race. another

antonia hylton is at the wake county board of elections office in raleigh.you have been talking with voters in north carolina. what are you hearing? >> reporter: hey, we have been talking with voters for the last several days here, and it is the last day of early voting. as you can see behind me, the line is getting really long here in wake county. this is reflective of the energy that organizers, poll workers have been seen for the last two weeks here. they are setting records. more than half of all eligible voters have already cast their ballots here. election officials are excited about this. it means the load they will see on tuesday might be lighter, and both parties are really going to focus today to get people to get their same-day registration vote if they can, or tomorrow to make sure they have a plan to get to the polls on tuesday. the harris campaign is watching the trump campaign make plans to come back so many times over the next three days, and that is making them feel very confident that they must be seeing something in their internal data tha

kamala harris was here in raleigh, one of the more urban areas of the state. a lot of her message has been turn the page on donald trump. and i know that's resonating with with with many voters. we heard from them yesterday in raleigh, in san francisco. >> monica madden, abc seven news. >> abc seven news is here to help you navigate through all the races and measures on the ballot. we have a voter guide at abc seven news.com where you can look up races specific to your county. you'll find it under the election section. >> well, checking out our november first weather. we had a nice dry break overnight and the day will start with dry weather as well, but wet weather is certainly on the way. there's a frontal system out there swinging in our direction right now though, we're experiencing chillier weather than we had this time yesterday morning. it's three degrees cooler in san francisco, seven degrees cooler in oakland, san carlos and san and mountain view, 11 degrees cooler in livermore than at this time yesterday. right now 50 degrees in san francisco, 47 in o

antonia hylton is there in raleigh, north carolina. this is a state, you have done a lot of great stories there, and today, there were very long lines as people were casting their ballots. what did you hear from folks? >> reporter: well, as you can see behind me here, early voting came to an end across the state more than an hour ago now. but, people are still in line waiting very patiently, in some cases, up to two hours today just to be able to cast their vote. some of that is excitement, though, and some of that is nerves. i've spoken to voters over the last few days that of talked about immense anxiety. the brace here is incredibly tight. people are describing it as a jump ball. after hurricane helene there has been a lot of misinformation and disinformation and claims about noncitizens trying to vote, something election officials tell us is nonexistent and a complete and outright lie. but, the harris campaign has had to invest in having election law experts and voter protection experts in all 13 of their field offices in order to

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only a couple of days ago, madison square raleigh happens. those undecided voters are undecided anymore. they are breaking for cobble errors because they're angry. they're angry at the comments that were made at madison square rally. and not only that, they're angry because donald trump has an apologize. he hasn't come out and said, no, this is not how i feel about and how do you be making progress before that? do you think a bait? i think you have been making progress with latino males. right. and what you're seeing here is given mickey jama, that i get on star, who endorsed donald trump for president, walked back his endorsement because of the agree, just insult to puerto ricans and latino is everywhere that happened in madison square garden. so you're seeing those voters who were thinking about who are dipping their toes in the water now saying, no, thank you. i cannot vote for this guy. and they're, they're coming back into a place like pennsylvania where there are 500000 let the, those voters, they're in a place where joe, by the way, wh

later she's due to attend a raleigh in charlotte, north carolina, former president donald trump is also campaigning in north carolina, which is marketing. it's the last day of early voting. he's promised to crack down on migration and cut taxes. let us take a listen. i watch that you can imagine in your mind that the oval office, right, you can picture it within on tv. so just imagine if he is elected on day one, donald trump would walk in that oval office with his enemies list doing over in the enemy's list. when i am elected, i will walk in on your behalf with mike, you do live the and at the top of my list is bringing down the cost of living 3. you have come today with the message of hope for all americans. with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of massive numbers of criminals that have come into the and i will bring back the american dream. we don't have the american dream. we had a we had it. you know, we also had the energy independence 4 years ago. this is all you need, you know, camel of broke and she broke it, we will fix it. i will fix it, it