there she is in suburban philadelphia. and he's there in central pennsylvania tomorrow, an areplay that holds 10,000 people.arena that holds 10,000 people. i guarantee that will be sold out 10,000 plus. i think they have got momentum and doing quite well. and the story here t fbi and all that has given people pause out there. >> one important aspect about pennsylvania is you don't have early voting. you have absentee but not the early voting process. so the reason hillary clinton is going to michigan is because they don't have early voting. so you have to get your voters to the polls. the reason this amazing rally on monday night, everybody in philadelphia the night before the election is because you actually have to get those voters to the polls. the fact is we can go up and down and all around but the dynamics of the race have stayed the same from the beginning. donald trump has not led in a poll in wisconsin. he's not led in a poll in michigan. he's not led in a poll in pennsylvania. he's not led in a poll in colorado.

donald trump is not doing well, particularly in suburban philadelphia, in pittsburgh.hat is hurting pat toomey at the moment. while the polling has been all over the place, you get the sense that democrats and their candidate katie mcginty have a edge right now. steve: there are senate races some might consider surprises because the heaven so close. first in north carolina. jennifer: i called north carolina to 10 layer cake of this election. there is a lot going on in north carolina. you have competitive presidential race, competitive gubernatorial race. then there are things that are shaping the political environment like hb 2, the so-called transgender bathroom bill that is really polarized voters. even things like -- which caused -- hurricane matthew that caused devastating flooding in the state. you have the riots in charlotte. all of this is playing a role in this election. in some ways it is not surprising that senator has found himself in a close race. this is one of the closest, within the margin of error. it could go either way. steve: missouri, a democrat wit

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her idea to go to suburban philadelphia, proud to work on the speech and accompany her today. and she, she's very supportive of husband's candidacy and would be of his presidency, i think the voters see that. but she's got a very important job at home raising 10-year-old son barron and i think melania trump is no different from millions of american women, trying to find the time for the soccer practices et cetera. i was happy got to hear about immigrant roots, love of america and came to work and live in america but wasn't enough. wanted to be american. waited ten years to go through the process. visa, green cards and the process and gave us a preview of the first lady and man donald trump she's known and loved for 18 years. >> so do you think we'll see her again? and do you wish she had spent more time on the trail earlier ? certainly in appealing to women perhaps, and others, melania trump is a fine surrogate. >> i mean i'm thrilled that ivanka is out there, lauren, tiffany, vanessa, keeping campaign schedule these days and boys. not leave them out because of gender. super s

melania trump will speak in suburban philadelphia. her first speech since she was criticized for copying lines from michelle obama. she's expected to talk about her experience growing up in slovenia and her love of america hopes to share what she hopes to accomplish as first lady if her husband wins. stay tuned tuesday night at 7:00 eastern, full election coverage right here on abc as well as >>> the burning of a black church in greenville, mississippi is investigated as a possible hate crime. the words "vote trump" spray painted on the side of the hope well missionary baptist church. the mayor called it a heinous, hateful, and cowardly act vowing to find and fully prosecute the culprits. >>> as coalition forces consolidate the hold on the outskirts of iraq's second largest city, the leader of isis militants not to give up the city. isis released often audio tape that said was from baghdadhi, and if true, it's the first time he was heard from in a year, and in a recording, he calls for suicide attacks in other countries. iraqi forces

generally the presidential candidate that carries, either suburban philadelphia counties that surround the city centers generally within they win these counties, they win the state and hillary clinton had a great ground game here. she won those counties. she won the city centers around philadelphia. >> that speaks to this revolution that i think we all in the state that went completely red. we are joined by emmy in a diner at 4:00 in the morning. you are a clinton supporter, how do you feel about president trump? >> i am scared. i am really scared. i am afraid we will become a 2nd, 3rd world nation and kicked out of the u.n.. i am afraid there will be more war and i don't think it's necessary. >> i think something we all did not respect today. >> steve patterson in wayne, pennsylvania, thank you. i want to turn out to miami florida, all eyes were fixed overnight for trump's political future hinged on the outcome there, especially given the hispanic vote, talk about the move there within specifically the hispanic community. >> reporter: good morning, guys t. mood here very somber on a l

places like nevada, i think with african americans in north carolina, suburban, philadelphia suburbs. raw numbers in philadelphia. whether clinton can roll up the totals there. that will lock up pennsylvania if she does. i think keep an eye on new hampshire. it's a state she has had a wide, in some cases, lead there. that race has tightened up. if trump wins new hampshire. but it may show all is not well in battlegrounds. >> dickerson: yes. they maybe the same down the line. even with just four electoral votes. how about you, amy? >> indiana is a big senate race. democrats thought it was in the bag for them. it's tightened and maybe a little behind. this will tell us, not necessarily if democrats have enough to win a majority in the senate but will tell us if they a sign of a big number of seats that night. >> dickerson: amy, explain when john says nevada maybe done. in 2012 i was struck the obama people -- basically colorado before election day. how can a campaign know they're done? >> ya, well in colorado it's almost all mail-in state. you can show up but 90% is in the mail. they kn

and frankly, in suburban philadelphia where republicans have always had a shot, that's not the deal for trump. so educate quieter women who just happen to see his choice. he's doing well in iowa, but he's got to pick a up he will states. we used to call mine moderate republican. >> they don't like trump. then you still have indiana, you still have edwin bye who is competitive. >> you think they can win? >> he has to win in indiana. >> can you see things honestly, or do you ever to give me the point of view. like a 30-point lead to a nothing lead? >> he's won. >>> look at the big red splotches. there is no one who. >> who is glg to be a close race. this is not a pickup state. nnks has ever closed r closed. that you. >>> when we return, my election diary tonight. this is the part to go for politics. >>> election diary, tuesday, november 1st. the election demolishing its way through one last week, whole rooms exposed, whole blocks waiting for the next rocket to hit, only for more of its walls to fall, more rubble to fall and choke the street. think of the demolition of this country so far,

she is here in suburban philadelphia because those republican women are critical. if there's any chance for donald trump to win in this state. want to know how important it is? look over there. there's the news conference including the clinton campaign's national director for female women's outreach and you can see some of the trump folks over there that they've got their signs and making sure they're in the background of the local media but what they want to do is make sure the republican women stay on the republican side. you actually at one point donated to hillary clinton. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: why now donald trump? >> he's my guy. we need the change. we need a businessman. and we need somebody that's not crooked. criminal hillary. that's what she is. >> reporter: there's been a lot of talk about republican women going over to hillary clinton. you obviously are here to say, that's not true. >> actually, yeah. so i used to be a democrat back in the day but when i grew up, i became a republican and i'm for donald trump. people would say all these things he

but there she was campaigning for her husband in suburban philadelphia today. this was her first public speech sincethe gop convention, where she was accused of copying lines from an old michelle obama speech. campaign 2016 was once again a family affair in milwaukee this morning as chelsea clinton made an appearance in walker's point. point. about the little people making sounds. it makes me feel right at home. it really doesn't bother me at all." all." clinton is a mother herself and she campaigned for ?her? mom, hillary clinton at anodyne coffee....the latest of several stops in wisconsin this week. "my mother has been driven my whole life and even longer than i've been alive by the belief that we hae to do all the good we can for all the people we can in all the places we can for as long as the final marquette poll before the election shows hillary clinton with a 6 point lead over donald tump. a local business owner is hoping to knock long-time wisconsin congressman... jim sensenbrenner... out of office next week.cbs 58's david ade is live in studio bringin

trump's aides see attacking ob cair as especially effective, which why he'll focus on that in suburban philadelphia, another area where he's making a play, but playing from behind. lester? >>> so let's bring in our political director, the moderator of "meet the pr press", chuck todd. all along with race has seemed impervious to damaging moments how do you explain it? >> this has been a remarkably stable election because we have two nominees that were so well known, well defined, and frankly, already unpopular. so there's just not much more negative news, especially when it's negative news that reaffirms a belief that was already out there. when it comes to e-mails, hillary clinton herself said it at her friday night press conference. she believes a lot of it is baked in. and i think that's whhe showing. it's had marginal impact on enthusiasm, particularly republican enthusiasm. what does that mean? it's possible, lester, we are now headed for a result that looks more like a generic d, generic r, or the 2012 result, a little more of a traditional red-blue map, traditional turn-out on both sides. so

comedian bill cosby in the news, back in court today for a pretrial hearing in suburban philadelphia. cosby is accused of sexually assaulting a former employee at his alma mater, temple university. the alleged incident happened back in 2004. cosby's attorneys claim the 79-year-old is now legally blind, which will make it harder for him to defend himself in court. more than 50 women have come forward, accusing cosby of sexually assaulting them over the past several decades. continuing to make progress in the battle for mosul. today for the first time in more than two years, they are finally within the isis-controlled city. forces say they have taken the state television building amid heavy fighting near the media station. the effort is a coordinated attack from the ground and from the air but the operation is expected to last for several more weeks. ed: right now, police are searching for armed robbers who held up a rehoboth gas station two masked men entered the exxon gas station on winthrop street threatening to stab the store clerk. the clerk was ordered to the floor at knifepoint,

generally the presidential candidate that carries, either suburban philadelphia counties that surround the city centers generally within they win these counties, they win the state and hillary clinton had a great ground game here. she won those counties. she won the city centers around philadelphia. >> that speaks to this revolution that i think we all misidentified, particularly here in the state that went completely red. we are joined by emmy in a diner at 4:00 in the morning. you are a clinton supporter, how do you feel about president trump? >> i am scared. i am really scared. i am afraid we will become a 2nd, 3rd world nation and kicked out of the u.n.. i am afraid there will be more war and i don't think it's necessary. >> i think something we all did not respect today. thank you for joining us. we'll send it back to you. pennsylvania, thank you. i want to turn out to miami florida, all eyes were fixed overnight for trump's political future hinged on the outcome there, especially given the hispanic vote, talk about the move there within specifically the hispanic community. >> rep

entire family is his wife, melania, campaigning for the first time today giving a speech in suburban philadelphia. trump lashed out in a rally in florida, but managed to remain on topic for the second straight day. it's your voice, your vote. more now from abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: donald trump taking florida by storm, urging supporters to fight like underdogs. >> pretend we're slightly behind. you got to get out. we don't want to blow this. >> reporter: trump casting this election the heart and soul of america. >> the future lies with the dreamers, not the cynics, not the critics, certainly not the media. we're asking for the vote of every american who believes truth and justice, not money and power, should rule the day. >> reporter: trump beginning the race as a family enterprise, and that's how he's ending it as well. his children campaigning in five key states. ivanka trump with three stops in north carolina. campaign's passenger on jobs and trade. >> he wants to infuse common sense back in the equation. >> reporter: with hillary clinton's e e-mails back in the headlines, trump's appeal

. >> melania making a rare appearance and even more rare suburban philadelphia making a pitch for her husband. >> he had a great and fulfilling life, but donald felt he could not sit by anymore and watch wht was happening in our country. and that is when this campaign, this movement began. >> donald trump in the crucial states of north carolina and florida. in jacksonville trump warning of reports the fbi investigations into hillary clinton and the clinton foundation of hillary after the election. >> if she were to win, it would create unprecedented constitutional crisis. >> at a town meeting i have cana tried to convince undecided voters to get decided for her father. >> you can get a lot from the candidates themselves, a lot of times looking to their friends and family is a great way to get some more background informatio. >> i have can a touting her father's business success as change so many voters say they want. >> there's so many common sense reforms that can take place and i'm confident in my father to be a great president for this country and that's why i support him. he will

does melania play well to philadelphia and suburban voters? we don't know, she hasn't played to them before. >> susan page, how much is this about what she says growing up in slovenia, coming here wanting to be an american, doing it the proper way versus just the fact, to emily's point, that she is just finally speak iing. >> she has a unique ability to offer a testimonial for donald trump and one that he needs. i spent time in chester county last month talking to college-educated white and many were uncomfortable talking about donald trump. she can say he's a good man, he is not a sexist man, he is someone that i trust, he's been good to me is and my son and our family so when you have these concerns about his temperament and demeanor and attitude toward women she's one who can say -- you can feel reassured you can vote for him, whether that works or not we'll see but it seems that's the number one goal they have for her today. >> professor, let me go to you. to susan's point. she could be this perfect female voice speaking to these women but

she'll deliver a speech in suburban philadelphia today to talk about her upbringing in slovenia and love for america. >>> take a look at today's weather. rain moves into the northeast tonight and temperatures are going to plunge, brrr. there will be heavy rain in the southwest. >>> you see it 79 degrees in nashville. it was a big night there last milestone by honoring some legends featuring some contemporary artists and showcasing some superstars. >> along the way memorable performances at the cma awards. elizabeth hur was there on the red carpet in nashville ? >> reporter: a massive star-studded open to the 50th annual country music awards. ? . >> reporter: including an country music's biggest night. >> randy travis. [ cheers ] ? >> reporter: randy travis making his first award show appearance since suffering a massive stroke in 2013. then hosts carrie underwood and brad paisley quickly opened their monologue hitting on what else, the election. ? the election is tainting awards. >> entertainer of the year, garth brooks. >> we are so damn lucky to be part of this thing called country mus

florida and melania trump will make her first solo appearance stumping for her husband in suburban philadelphia. >>> here in the bay area bay area campaign offices were buzzing tonight. the focus? the all important swing states. andria borba shows us. hillary! hillary! >> reporter: for all of their differences democrats and republicans are doing the exact same thing tonight. they're phone banking, just not in the golden state. >> right now they're calling arizona. >> we're calling outside of california. california will vote for hillary. >> reporter: while volunteers get out the vote registrars offices are preparing for the heavy lifting on november 8th with a whole new way to pick up ballots. in solano and santa clara counties ballots will be picked up midday from precincts to get them counted sooner. >> all of our machinery here will are working 24 hours a day with staff flattening ballots and counting them until we can go final. >> reporter: the ballot pickups will also happen in yolo county. no sleep for the election workers or volunteers. >> last night we had an overflow crowd here of peopl

the road to the white house stops in suburban philadelphia for donald trump.tly a week to go until the election, trump and runningmate, mike pence, will campaign at private event in king of prussia. clinton has three stops today in florida, while trump capitalized on the e-mail scandal, biden and nancy pelosi stomp for clinton hosted by the philadelphia democratic city committee. that's where biden went after trump. >> i was a pretty good athlete. they tell me that you know this is lockerroom talk what this guy is talking about, like hell it is lockerroom talk, anybody talk like that in our lockerroom gets their rearend kicked. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mail? >> and the trump campaign has released more information about melania trump's visit to the suburbs, she will campaign for her husband on thursday at 2:00 at the main line sport center in berwyn. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, you may have seen merry christmas trending on twitter. we'll tell you why for one major company today is the st

presidential race, donald trump's wife headlining her first campaign event today speaking at suburban philadelphia. her first speech since criticizing for play seniorizing lines from first lady michelle obama. she's expected to talk about her experience and love of america and share what she hopes to accomplish as first lady if her husband wins. do eastern for full election coverage here on abc and live streaming at abcnews.com. >>> the burning of a black church in greenville, mississippi is investigated as a possible hate crime. the words "vote trump" were spray painted on the side of the baptist church. the mayor called it a heinous, hateful, and cowardly act vowing to find and fully prosecute the culprits. >>> as coalition forces outskirts of iraq's second largest city, the leader of isis appears to urge the mill tonights not to give up the city. they released an recording, and if true, it is the first time he's been heard from in a year in the recording, the speaker calls for suicide attacks in other countries. iraqi special forces are now mopping up isis neighborhoods in eastern mosul. >>> pr

>> and the trump campaign did confirm melania trump's visit to suburban philadelphia. she will be in berwyn this thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the main line sports center. >> well, ohio governor john kasich voted early and it wasn't for donald trump. the former gop presidential hopeful followed through on not voting tore his one time rival. he wrote in arizona senator john mccain's name. how much, the cleveland tell report kasich's write in vote will not count because mccain is not one of the certified write in candidates on the ohio ballot. >>> well, up next, we've got the latest developments on halloween festivities that have turned deadly down south. sadly, two of the victims are children. we'll have the latest. >> plus police officer makes a daring rescue, pulling a senior citizens from her burning car. see this incredible body cam video, plus what caused this fire. and now this. >> there you go. >> and a wild end to a police chase in california. we'll show you more of this video whether we come back. >> oh, you got to get up from you are just waking up. septa is on str

the clintons is one that could very well resonate and tip the scales as we've talked about, suburban philadelphia, suburban denver, you know, and a few of these other states. >> one of the other trump messages you hear down ballot. republicans picking up and reverberating. haven't really heard that this cycle. where you have him being the actual top of the ticket and giving cues to other people. >> we always talk about the inconsistency between trump and down ballot republicans and how that can affect the final days of a campaign. who are you going to vote for if you're a moderate or swing voter. are we going to work together. so to that degree is staying on prompter, it's not the most exciting stuff but is that maybe the key for republican success. >> i think over several days he's been not bad at this. one argument about the clintons in general, which basically boils down to a gut feeling many have, including some voting for. which are clintons are shady. now they're getting in trouble for it. they will continue to do that. that's a real thing people believe for a reason. number two is the obam