((kirsten joyce)) >> but as scott mclean reports from washington d.c...the bl election has ignited angry protests throughout the country. ((scott mclean)) >> president-elect donald trump will be in washington today to meet with president obama for the first time after a pulling off a surprise election win. donald trump already owns property on pennsylvania avenue but today he will get a look inside his new residence just donald trump / -r- president-elect: i pledge to every citizen of our land i will president for all americans and this is so important to me. early wednesday morning trump completed what seemed like an impossible political upset to become the president-elect. a day later, the work begins. trump will meet with president obama inside the oval office to discuss the transition to power. the meeting comes just as thousands take to the streets to protest trump's election in more than two dozen cities clinton and the president, who campaigned so hard against him, say trump deserves a chance. hillary clinton / -d- former presidential candidate: donald trump is going to be our pre

((scott mclean)) >> shools and government offices are closed today. castro was cremated saturday, and his ashes will be interred sunday in santiago, the city where he launched the 1959 revolution. mclean./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thank you scott and cbs this morning's anchor charlie rose will be live in cuba... with a special report on the 9 days of mourning in cuba... right here on channel 8 at seven a-m. ((brian loftus)) >> castro's death has also sparked more interest in traveling to cuba. last year the u-s re-established diplomatic relations. but it's still hard to book a flight to cuba. you still need to fall into one of the twelve categories educational research, or traveling to compete as an athlete. before your trip, you'll need to sign an affidavit that you qualify for one of those categories. you'll also need a visa and travel insurance. at least four u-s airlines already fly to cuba, with five more joining them in the coming weeks. a round trip from new york's j-f-k airport in january can be purchased for a little over two-hundred dollars./

((scott mclean)) >> the curse is officially broken after it took the chicago cubs 10 innings in wednesday night's game 7 for the chicago cubs to become the world series champs for the first time since 1908 (nats cheering) the moment they've been waiting for ... as chicago emerges victorious from world series 2016. they beat the cleveland indians eight-to-seven in ten innings. it was a nail-biter of a game that featured a rain delay and went on past midnight, but the fans didn't seem to mind. mos:"fifty one years i've been here. a die-hard cubs fan from the south side. it hasn't been easy but the cubs are awesome and the supporters and fs up on us" mos:"i'm just like ... weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were here today we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened the two clubs had to have

scott mclean has the late >>> hillary clinton is hoping to make history, becoming the united states' first female president. but donald trump wants the nation's highest office as well .. and has spent the last 18 months shocking the political world with his unexpected rise to the gop nomination. this campaign season has been a bruising battle between the them ... and now, it's almost over. trump and hillary clinton stumping for every vote. polls have tightened in the waning days of the race. a cnn "poll of polls" - which averages the last five most recent national phone surveys - gives clinton a narrow lead -- 45-percent to trump's 42-percent. both candidates are campaigning furiously monday. clinton in pennsylvania, michigan and north carolina and trump in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan. the candidates ... pulling donald trump/-r- pres. nominee: "hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy" hillary clinton/-d- pres. nominee: "this election is a moment of reckoni

((kirsten joyce)) >> but as scott mclean reports from washington d.c...the bl election has ignited angry protests throughout the country. ((scott mclean)) >> president-elect donald trump will be in washington today to meet with president obama for the first time after a pulling off a surprise election win. donald trump already owns property on pennsylvania avenue but today he will get a look inside his new residence just

cnn's scott mclean joins us live from chicago, where fans are still celebrating. good morning scott--- ((ad-lib)) <<(nats cheering) celebrate the moment they've been waiting for ... as chicago emerges victorious from world series 2016. they beat the cleveland indians eight-to-seven in ten innings. it was a nail-biter of a game that featured a rain delay and went on past midnight, but the fans didn't seem to mind. mos:"fifty one years i've been here. a die-hard cubs fan from the south side. it hasn't been easy but the cubs are awesome and the supporters and fans mos:"i'm just like ... weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were here today we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened exactly as it should have. some ... disappointed this series between the two clubs had to

((scott mclean)) >> former cuban dictator fidel castro died this weekend after battling illness for years -- and cuba is in mourning. tyrant, dictator, revolutionary -- fidel's castro was many things to many people.

scott mclean reports. from wrigley field to downtown chicago, confetti filled the air, and chicagoans jammed the the streets -- to see the chicago cubs hoist the world series trophy. after a 108 year drought -- fans sprinted into a massive downtown park to find a prime viewing spot for the world series rally from california. cubbie blue took over the city -- and even dyed the chicago river. it's hard to blame fans for the over-the top celebration... theresa ureebee has lived 74 years without seeing a world series win... and it hasn't always been easy. it's even tougher for this family who lives in white sox territory. they waited for hours to get into the rally... but it wasn't something they could miss. for martha ortega marmolejo baseball is a family affair. her dad died earlier this year, just months before his team finally broke its curse. a spirit of baseball pride fans hope comes more than once a century... in chicago, i'm scott mclean christmas is exactly 7 weeks give back mercy medical center's mis

scott mclean is in chattanooga and has the latest from the scene. roadway. it's occupied with children. they believe there are ejections." a school bus packed with children slammed into a telephone pole and a tree -- and flipped on its side. 911: "up in the back, i can see an arm moving, but i don't know if anyone can get to it." according to the children's elementary school -- four girls and a boy were killed in the crash. three were in fourth grade. one in first grade . and one in kindergarten. ariane adams/victim family friend: "it could've been my kids and these are babies that was trying to get home." police arrested the driver -- 24 year old johnthany walker. he's charged with five counts of vehicular homicide -- reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving. child in crash: "he wasn't paying attention. he was going real fast. and he had hit a garbage bag and he hit a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree real hard." as the investigation continues into what caused the deadly crash -- the andy berke/-d- mayor, chattanooga: "most unnatural thin

cnn's scott mclean joins us live from new york city with the latest on the race. good morning scott... ((ad-lib)) long general election campaign finds donald trump and hillary clinton stumping for every vote. polls have tightened in the waning days of the race. a cnn "poll of polls" - which averages the last five most recent national phone surveys - gives clinton a narrow lead -- 45- percent to trump's 42-percent. both candidates are campaigning furiously monday. clinton in pennsylvania, michigan and north carolina and trump in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan. the candidates ... pulling no punches: donald trump/-r- will be under investigation for a long, long time for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy" hillary clinton/-d- pres. nominee: "this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity, between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon." but many americans have already made their choices official cnn has partnered with a data company called catalist that works with progr

((scott mclean)) >> the curse is officially broken after it took the chicago cubs 10 innings in wednesday night's game 7 for the chicago cubs to become the world series champs for the first time since 1908 (nats cheering)

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cnn's scott mclean is in chicago this morning, where fans are still celebrating! good morning scott--- ((music)) <<(nats cheering) jubilant cubs fans celebrate the moment they've been waiting for ... as chicago emerges victorious from world series 2016. they beat the cleveland indians eight-to-seven in ten innings. it was a nail-biter of a game that featured a rain delay and went on past midnight, but the fans didn't seem to mind. mos:"fifty one years i've been here. a die-hard cubs fan from the south side. it hasn't been easy but the cubs are awesome and the supporters and fans didn't give up on us" mos:"i'm just like ... weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were here today we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened exactly as it should have. some ... disappointed t

cnn's scott mclean joins us live from new york city with the latest on the race. good morning scott... ((ad-lib))

scott mclean has things go from here. donald trump's first two staff picks demonstrate the two wings of his party he will need support from. trum picked a political insider -- rnc chair reince priebus...as his chief of staff... but a party outsider -- former breitbart news executive steve bannon -- will be his chief all of this leaves plenty of question marks about who else will fill trump's cabinet. --pkg- nats president obama held his first news conference today since he found out donald trump would be his successor. president barack obama/no font needed: my goal is on january 21st is that america is in the strongest position pos obama talked about his 90-minute meeting with trump last week... he said he still had concerns about trump's presidency... but thinks he can succeed. president barack obama/no font needed: i don't think he is ideological. i think ultimately he's pragmatic in that way. that can serve him well as long as and he has a clear sense of direction. trump spent the weekend inside a newly-fortified trump

cnn's scott mclean joins us live from washington, d.c. where trump is getting ready to meet with president obama. good morning scott... ((ad-lib)) <

scott mclean has the late >>> hillary clinton is hoping to make history, becoming the united states' first female president. but donald trump wants the nation's highest office as well .. and has spent the last 18 months shocking the political world with his unexpected rise to the gop nomination. this campaign season has been a bruising battle between the them ... and now, it's almost over.

cnn's scott mclean joins us live from chattanooga, where the n-t-s-b is headed right now to look into monday's crash. good morning scott--- ((this was the scene of the crash yesterday afternoon that can only be described as a nightmare. of the crash yesterday afternoon that can only be described as a nightmare. you can see what's left of the bus here... split in half point, only that conditions were good when the bus left the road... and that six children are dead. )) <

in chattanooga tennessee, i'm scott mclean. >> tennessee already said, that bus travelling well above the posted speed limit of 35 miles an hour when it crashed. he will appear in court one week attack thought he was opening an envelope that had an asthma inhaler inside. instead it had an explosive device that went off when he opened it. the package was sent to a specific target but they have not said who that is was. the victim a 62-year-old man opened the envelope in his kitchen early this morning. >> 5:00 p.m. on monday. the package was delivered. the victim didn't open the package until sometime before 4:00 a.m. and there was an explosion when the opened. >> as a result of, that victim hurt his hand and chest. but police won't say if they know who sent the package. >> the man charged with killing a texas police officer says he lashed out at someone who didn't deserve it. otis tyrone mccain made that comment shortly after being arrested by san antonio police last night. mccain is now charged with capital murder in death of detective benjamin marconi. as he was led past tv cameras h

in washington, i'm scott mclean. in just 15 minutes. if you are thinking about writing in a candidate when you vote. you might want to listen up. we will explain why your write in vote may not count here in california. and what you should do, if you do not like your ballot options. the threat of rain has changed some people's plans for halloweenbut it doesn't seemed to have *canceled many of them yet. >> britteny: another of fall clothes into if we track this for you fairfield restaurants 646 a few showers in that area or not the picture more and for you down parts of vallejo which could see light showers and the region or richmond lawyer it now paul auto plant at call this with your continues more rain moving and where we see most of the light rainfall and wall they will be getting a new and odin few election and want to do a write-in vote. why that could result in your vote being ignored entirely in the bay area is going to be getting a new area code in two years. >> pam:the 510- area code is expected to use up all of its available pr

scott mclean, news 3. >>> getting younger voters to the polls is the big focus this campaign season. with that in mind, a group focusing on climate issues is trying to something different to try to attract that group. at early voting sites at unlv, csn charleston and csn, henderson, next-gen is bringing out voter support pets and they say the efforts have helped clark county college campuses see a 25% increase in turnout from the last election. >>> since he retired from tennis, we all know that andre agassi has focused on education. >> yes. and next at 6:30, the school that bears his name is launching a research project that employs really cool technology. >>> and tonight we'll get our first look at the running i alone can fix it! bomb thehe [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? 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. i wanna be unpredictabl

scott mclean has the latest on one week ago, hillary clinton looked like she was running away with the election. now, new national polling shows the outcome no longer seems as is yours. i do believe we are stronger together. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: the guiding rule of the political class in washington, d.c. is that they are looking out only for themselves. donald trump is campaigning in democratic-leaning pennsylvania and wisconsin, buoyed by news that the f.b.i., at the 11th batch of emails potentially related to hillary clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state. robby mook / campaign manager, hillary for america: we just want fairness. the clinton campaign is now complaining of a double-standard at the bureau. gary johnson, the libertarian candidate is piling onto the controversy saying clinton risks impeachment if elected. gary johnson / -l- presidential candidate: unquestionably this is going to be the nation's up in impeachment. the cnn poll of polls, shows clinton with a four-point lead but the latest abc news/washington post tracking poll s

coming up in the next half hour, cnn's scott mclean joins us from cuba as the island nation mourns the death of fidel castro. you're looking live at havana, cuba, where tributes and memorials to the late leader fidel castro are taking shape. the national 9-day mourning period continues for the man hailed by many as a revolutionary hero. the holidays will be bright for one powerball ticket holder. a winning powerball ticket was sold in a small town in the weekend. that lucky person stands to claim the 421-million dollar jackpot. the 421-million dollar jackpot. the tennessee winner won't be the only one walking away with a huge cash prize. another ticket, worst 2-million bucks, that matched the first 5 numbers and the power play was sold in north carolina. 1-million dollar tickets were also sold in pennsylvania and minnesota. this is the second-largest jackpot ever won in tennessee. you're not going to believe this. crash. wait until you see the magnitude of this accident. you'd think an adult wouldn't stand a chance... let alone an infant colin kaepernick angers fans again... but this t

scott mclean is in havana with the latest. tyrant, dictator, revolutionary, fidel's castro was many things to many people. the 90-year old former cuban president died over the weekend, leaving his country, at least offic in mourning. at 9 a.m. a 21-gun salute honoring the former president, the first of many public displays across the island. castro hadn't held power since 2008, when sickness forced him to transfer power to his brother, raul but his passing undoubtedly marks the end of an important chapter in cuban history and leaves many cubans wondering what might change without the man who led the nation's revolution. many cuban exiles in miami cheered fidel castro's death - so many whose families were forever separated. they hope it leads to a brighter future on the island. gilda balladares, emigrated from cuba at age: we are celebrating the believe after this moment, many things are going to change in cuba. but in havana, no one is celebrating. yo soy fidel! on saturday students at the university of havana, where castro on

in chicago, i'm scott mclean. cubs fans every where -- yes, even here in southeast wisconsin -- are reveling in the world series victory! join the happy conversation on the fox6 news facebook page -- we have multiple posts going -- and plenty of comments to perus it's time for your news and weather together. brown deer police officer devon kraemer waives her right to a preliminary hearing as the case against her moves forward. the charges come after a situation in march when kraemer helped take an unruly passenger off of a county bus. she told police she had the passenger face down on the ground. then she shot him in the back. that passenger manuel burnley junior survived his serious five-thousand dollar bond. she's on administrative leave from brown deer police. and a developing story out of kenosha county where an employee of an assisted living facility--who's also a former sheriff's captain--is now charged with sexually assaulting facility resident. 73-year-old clarence mielke was in court today. a caretaker te

. >> scott mclean has this report from washington. >> reporter: as hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server is back in the spotlight, so is >> he's a policeman. he's not supposed to comment on the conduct of anybody. >> the fbi director today is keeps a commitment he made back several months ago that he would inform the congress if he continued the investigation. >> reporter: on friday, comey told congress bureau investigators are looking at a new batch of e-mails that may pertain to the clinton private server investigation. those e-mails were found on a computer belonging to anthony huma abedin. weiner is under investigation for allegedly sexting a minor. the news is breathing new light into donald trump's campaign. >> i have to give the fbi credit. that was so bad what happened originally, and it took guts for director comey to make the move that he made. >> reporter: but others question the move, including two former u.s. attorneys general. >> i really worry, the fbi director has made an error in judgment in terms >> reporter: and eric holder who called comey's disclosure a

scott mclean has more. the victorious cubs returned home with their prize in hand... after beating the cleveland indians eight-to-seven. chicago erupted in celebrations one hundred and eight years in the making. nats game seven was a nail-biter of a game that went for ten innings, featured a rain delay and went mind. mos: "i'm inspired. i don't know when i'll ever sleep again. this was amazing." mos: "i'm just like ... weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." mos: "go cubs! yeah!!" this fan has lived down the street from wrigley field his entire 46-year life... he says superstition dictated his game-day routine and even wardrobe choices -- jersey, pajama pants, socks, and sandals. mos: "did not want to change some ... disappointed this series between the two clubs had to have a loser. mos: "the cleveland fans were awesome. the cubs were terrific. just a great night." the cubs took three in a row to close out the dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was insane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a o

scott mclean reports now from the campaign trail. with the election. now, new national polling shows that outcome, no longer seems as certain. >> change is coming, the choice is yours, and i do believe we are stronger together. >> the guiding rule of the political class in washington, d.c., somewhere that they are looking out only for themselves. >> the reporter: donald trump is campaigning in democratic-leaning pennsylvania and wisconsin. are examine another batch of emails, potentially related to hillary clinton's use of a private email server, as secretary of state. >> we have just want fairness. >> the reporter: the clinton campaign is now complaining of a double standard at the bureau. doppler radar john songs the lib tear grand -- gary johnson, the libertarian, says hillary clinton risks impeachment if elected. >> this is going to be the nation's agenda for the entire time she is in office and may well end up in impeachment. shows clinton with a four point lead. the latest abc news-"washington post" tracking poll shows trump leading for the first

. >> scott mclean has this report from washington. >> reporter: as hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server is back in the spotlight, so is >> he's a policeman. he's not supposed to comment on the conduct of anybody. >> the fbi director today is keeps a commitment he made back several months ago that he would inform the congress if he continued the investigation. >> reporter: on friday, comey told congress bureau investigators are looking at a new batch of e-mails that may pertain to the clinton private server investigation. those e-mails were found on a computer belonging to anthony

scott mclean explains from washington d.c. meantime the democrats seem to be struggling to find their footing. today, house democrats decided to delay electing the house leadership. many see that delay as a warning sign for bay area congresswoman nancy pelosi. saying she may face a challenge to her position as minority leader. nonetheless, pelosi walked into a closed door meeting today. confident of keeping her title. her effort to hold a quick election failed. challengers now have two weeks to step forward. nancy pelosi has represented san francisco in congress since 1987. and was the first woman to hold the title of speaker. a shooting at an airport left a southwest employee dead. michael winchester was killed today as he worked at will rogers airport in oklahoma city. he is the father of james winchester... a long snapper for the kansas city chiefs. officers say the gunman was found dead a short distance away... from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators believe the shooting was premeditated. officers say it happene

scott mclean joins us now from the scene in chattanooga... and has more on the closed captioning will resume 911: "a school bus flipped off the roadway. it's occupied with children. they believe there are ejections." a school bus packed with children slammed into a telephone pole and a tree -- and flipped on its side. 911: "up in the back, i can see an arm moving, but i don't know if anyone can get to it." elementary school -- four girls and a boy were killed in the crash. three were in fourth grade. one in first grade . and one in kindergarten. ariane adams/victim family friend: "it could've been my kids and these are babies that was trying to get home." police arrested the driver -- 24 year old johnthany walker. he's charged with five counts of vehicular homicide -- reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving. child in crash: "he wasn't paying attention. he was going real fast. and he had hit a garbage bag and he hit a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree real hard." as the investigation continues into what caused the deadly cr

scott mclean reports. >> reporter:san antonio police detective benjamin marconi was inside his vehicleunday writing a routine traffic ticket when someone approached his window shooting him twice and sparking a manhunt. >>chief william mcmanus/san antonio police: the search has gone on we started yesterday afternoon. all night and to this point and will not stop until this person is in custody. >> reporter:marconi was 50 years old and had spent almost half his life on the force. san antonio police say the suspect was briefly inside police headquarters before the shooting -- barely long enough to ask the clerk a question and walk out. >> reporter:it's not clear what he wanted, but the local police chief says it "is" clear who the target was. >>chief william mcmanus/san antonio police: i think the uniform was the targeted and anyone that he happened along was the first person he targeted. >> reporter:meanwhile, in st. louis, an officer was shot twice in the face by a suspect wanted for a string of other crimes. the officer will survive, but the suspect was killed by police. >>chief sam do

scott mclean joins us live from from here. closed captioning will resume nats president obama held his first news conference today since he found out donald trump would be his successor. president barack obama/no font needed: my goal is on january 21st is that america is in the strongest position possible. obama talked about his 90-minute meeting with trump last week... he said he still had concerns about trump's presidency... but thinks he can succeed. president barack obama/no font needed: i don't think he is ideological. i think ultimately he's pragmatic in that way. that can serve him well as long as and he has a clear sense of direction. trump spent the weekend inside a newly-fortified trump tower, forming his inner- cirle. rnc chair reince priebus will be chief of staff, a pick endorsed by speaker paul ryan. but, priebus will have to share control and influence with trump's chief strategist former right wing news executive steve bannon... someone who comes from a much different wing of the party. josh bolten/former chief

scott mclean is in chicago this morning with their reaction. nats cheering jubilant cubs fans moment they've been waiting for ... as chicago emerges victorious from world series 2016. they beat the cleveland indians eight-to-seven in ten innings. it was a nail-biter of a game that featured a rain delay and went on past midnight, but the fans didn't seem to mind. mos:"fifty one years i've been here. a die- hard cubs fan from the south side. it hasn't been easy but up on us" mos:"i'm just like ... weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were here today we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened exactly as it should have. some ... disappointed this series between the two clubs had to have a loser. mos: "the cleveland fans were awesome. the cub great ni

scott mclean joins us now with a the final day of a long general election campaign finds donald trump and hillary clinton stumping for every vote. polls have in the waning days of the race. a cnn "poll of polls" - which averages the last five most recent national phone surveys - gives clinton a narrow lead -- 45-percent to trump's 42-percent. both candidates are campaigning furiously monday. clinton in pennsylvania, michigan and north carolina... and trump in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan. the candidates ... pulling no punches: donald trump/-r- pres. nominee: "hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long our nation, our people, our democracy" hillary clinton/-d- pres. nominee: "this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity, between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon." but many americans have already made their choices official cnn has partnered with a data company called catalist that works with progressive candidates information - numbers indicate that nearly 40 million people have already

reporter scott mclean is in washington d.c. with where things go from here. tonight the associated press is reporting. former mayor of new york rudy gulliani is the favorite to become secretary of state. and a transition official tells c-n-n. trump has asked for a top security clearance for the adult trump children. tonight -- four- point- four million people have signed a change- dot-org petition. asking members of the electoral college to vote for hillary clinton instead of donald trump. >> reporter: top and even a meeting of concerns but thinks he can succeed. and he'll be chief of staff they will have the have chief stratagems. so when it comes from and not much different wing of party. and lynn house seriously consider and it gets for a top security clearance with adult children. the electors will meet in december. to cast the official votes for president. part of the argument by those behind the petition is -- it appears hillary clinton will win the popular vote. here is the latest popular vote total. donald trump has 60- point- five million votes. hill

larry: that was scott mclean, reporting. president obama's response is getting an icy reception. he focused on the emotional impact of the passing, as well as highlighting the burgeoning cooperation between the u.s. and cuba. marco rubio said that the atrocities glossed over. >> the florida straits, thousands lost their lives. not to acknowledge any of that in the statement was i thought pathetic, absolutely. mary: he said that as far as trump's response, essentially celebrating the death of the dictator, he said that the president-elect has "said all autria: president-elect trump, lashing out against the recount in virginia. he said that millions voted illegally, costing him the popular vote. trump has not provided any evidence to account for his claims. but the same recount effort is enjoying a big boost from jill stein. she has raised millions of dollars to have those votes counted again in wisconsin, a state that trump one. she also plans to initiate recounts in pennsylvania. he's dismissing the effort saying that the election is over. 6:48, breaking news overnight, a bumpy f

scott mclean has the latest... as the race gets down to the wire. the final day of a long general election campaign finds donald trump and hillary clinton stumping for every vote. polls have tightened in the waning days of the race. a cnn "poll of polls" - which averages the last five most recent national phone surveys - gives clinton a narrow lead -- 45-percent to trump's 42-percent. both candidates are campaigning furiously monday. clinton in pennsylvania, carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan. the candidates ... pulling no punches: donald trump/-r- pres. nominee: "hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy" hillary clinton/-d- pres. nominee: "this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity, between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon." but many americans have alrea cnn has partnered with a data company called catalist that works with progressive candidates to receive detailed early voting information - num

. >> pam: scott mclean, with our partners at c-n-n, is in driver is now facing charges. >>911: "a schoolped off the roadway. it's occupied with children. they believe there are ejections." >> pam: a school bus packed with children slammed into a telephone pole and a tree >> reporter:-- and flipped on its side. >>911: "up in the back, i can see an arm moving, but i don't know if anyone can get to it." >> reporter:according to the children's elementary school -- four girls and a boy were killed in the crash. three were in fourth grade. >> reporter:one in first grade. >> reporter:and one in kindergarten. >>ariane adams/victim family friend: "it could've been my kids and these are babies that was trying to get home." >> reporter:police arrested the driver -- 24 year old johnthany walker. >> reporter:he's charged with five -- reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving. >>child in crash: "he wasn't paying attention. he was going real fast. and he had hit a garbage bag and he hit a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree real hard." >> reporter:as the investigation continues into wha