with just 48 hours to go, the fbi director clearing hillary clinton on the new e-mails. trump's team saying the fbi director mishandled the investigation. what trump himself said when he got to the bottom of those stairs. clinton, a short time later onstage in cleveland. with lebron james, telling voters their vote matters. pierre thomas on the fbi's conclusion coming in late today. >> reporter: and just like that, it's over. tonight, after stunning the the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server, and even admitting he wasn't sure the material was -- fbi director james comey told congress today, we have not changed our conclusions we expressed in july. back then, he called clinton's handling of e-mails careless, but saying no charges in the case. he said the new batch of e-mails contained duplicates of e-mails that had already been reviewed. agents sorted through thousands of e-mails found on a laptop shared by huma abedin and disgraced ex-congressman anthony weiner. being investigated for an alleged sexting scandal. the couple, now separated. >> it's like living a

team frustrated, too. tonight, our abc news tracking poll. hillary clinton at 48%, donald trump at 43%. cecilia vega with reaction from the clinton team as they learned of the news. >> reporter: hillary clinton landing in cleveland. >> have you seen comey's new letter? >> reporter: waiting for the cameras but not answering questions about the fbi announcement. clinton was flying between battleground states when the aides huddled around an iphone. one coming back to tell reporters -- >> we're glad this is over. >> reporter: and then, an announcement. >> we're adding a guest to our rally on tomorrow night in philadelphia. bruce springsteen will be appearing and performing. >> reporter: it has been a weekend of star-studded campaigning. tonight, clinton in ohio, calling on cleveland's most famous son, lebron james, for an assist. >> i grew up in the inn getting out and voting. i was one of the kids in the community like, our vote doesn't matter. but it really does. it really, really does. >> reporter: it comes on the heels of clinton's appearance with jay-z and beyonce, and her pantsuit brigade. >> eight years ago, i was so

the javits center in new york two miles from where the trump team was gathered. the clinton team choosing the place because the javits center has a glass ceiling. the clinton team wanting to make. >> symbolism there. >> to place cracks in the glass ceiling, that has the not occurred as of 2:00 in the morning on the east. so, the clinton campaign chairman john podesta left the hotel. here he is to address the crowd. let's listen. >> thank you. well, folks, i know you have been here a long time. and it's been a long night. and it's been a long campaign. but i can say, we can wait a little longer, can't we? they're still counting votes. and every vote could count. several states are too close to call. so we are not going to have anything more to say tonight. so, listen -- listen to me. everybody should head home. you should get some sleep. we'll have more to say tomorrow. i want you to know i want every person in -- in this hall to know, i want every person across the country to support -- who supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much to her an

clinton raising nearly two times more than the gop nominee. and how are they spending that money? well, a good morning of it is on ads. an area where the clinton team has trounced trump. according to an abc news analysis, the clinton orbit has spent $253 million on tv ads. million. in fact, clinton has spent almost as much on ads in florida as trump has in the entire country. just some of the nuggets we're learning from this long and winding campaign. ar letd signs, abc news, new york. >>> and, some other numbers. so far, clinton, 25, and trump, 22. the last full press conference, the last one in july. >> of all the states, neither one of them has ge wyoming, hawaii, or alaska. >> you remember way back when. dick cheney went to hawaii on an overnight trip. >> i'll go. right now. off we go. >>> thapt's what's making news >>> we will never be stopped. never, ever be stopped. >> and i will never, ever on you. no matter what. >>> the candidates sprinting to the finish line before election day but with just one day left the clock is ticking. >> there's certainly not a lot of time if you want to beat the rush of polling places. >> meg says live at the bo

the clinton team thinks it's actually much higher than that. they believe they have a big advantage among independents. over. >> many of those independents hispanic voters. that could be a big headline. in the mean time, donald trump has to pick off some of the blue on the map. donald trump eyeing another big state? >> absolutely. look in the rust belt. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. no state more than michigan. the trump team sees signs that they could actually win in michigan. the clinton team is concerned about michigan, as well. >>> on the final full day of campaigning, clinton is holding rallies in pennsylvania, michigan, and north carolina. tim kaine will have separate events in north carolina and his home state of virginia. trump is on a five-state blitz stopping in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and michigan. mike pence will join him after rallies in minnesota and pennsylvania. >> good frequent flyer miles they're getting today. >> yes, quite a few. >>> stay with us on tuesday night. election night. r every ste

the clinton team is concerned about michigan as well. hand. >>> on the final full day of campaigning, clint season holding rallies in pennsylvania, my my, and north carolina. trump is on a five-state blitz stopping in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and michigan. mike trump will join him after rallies in minnesota and pennsylvania. >>> stay with us on tuesday night. election night. our political team every step of the the way. starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we want to move on to this morning's other big story. an earthquake hit a major oil hub in oklahoma. >> town of curbing calls itself the pipeline cross roads of the world. >> the quake left behind shattered windows and brought down building facades. there's concern about the oil pipeline as well as one of the analysis. there are minor injuries. residents describe what it felt like. >> i just heard the whole house shaking. i heard the rumbling in the ground. what was going on? nothing in our house broke or fell off the walls. >> i came flying up off the couch.

according to an abc news analysis, the clinton orbit has spent $253 million on tv ads. while team trump has spent only in fact, clinton has spent almost as much on ads in florida as trump has in the entire country. just some of the nuggets we're learning from this long and winding campaign. arlett signs, abc news, new york. >>> and, some other numbers. the press avails. so far, clinton, 25, and trump, 22. the last full press conference, the last one in july. >> of all the states, neither one of them has gone to idaho, wyoming, hawaii, or alaska. >> you remember way back when. dick cheney went to hawaii on an overnight trip. >> i'll go. right now. off we go. >> i'll be pool for that. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> a group headed online to get the sheriff out of office. >>> a grisly murder case that is getting national attention. a man linked to seven murders and we're learning more about this arizona connection. >>> early this morning janet we know the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general has passed away. she died overnight from competitions wit

watch party was assembled at the javits center in new york two miles from where the trump team was gathered. the clinton team choosing the place because the javits center has a glass ceiling. the clinton team wanting to make. >> symbolism there. >> to place cracks in the glass ceiling, that has the not occurred as of 2:00 in the morning on the east. so, the clinton cpa chairman john podesta left the hotel. here he is to address the crowd. let's listen. >> thank you. well, folks, i know you have been here a long time. and it's been a long night. and it's been a long campaign. but i can say, we can wait a and every vote could count. several states are too close to call. so we are not going to have anything more to say tonight. so, listen -- listen to me. everybody should head home. you should get some sleep. we'll have more to say tomorrow. i want you to know i want every person in -- in this hall to know, i want every person across supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much to her and to tim and to all of us. we are so proud of you. and we are so proud of her. she has don

clinton raising nearly two times morehan the gop nominee. and how are they spending that money? well, a good portion of it son ads. an area where the clinton team has trounced trump. according to an abc news analysis, the clinton orbit has spent $253 million on tv ads. in fact, clinton has spent almost as much on ads in florida as trump has in the entire country. just some of the nuggets we're learning from this long and winding campaign. arlett signs, abc news, new york. >>> and, some other numbers. the press avails. so far, clinton, 25, and trump, 22. the last full press conference, the last one in july. >> of all the states, neither one of them has gone to idaho, wyoming, hawaii, or alaska. >> you remember way back when. dick cheney went to hawaii on an overnight trip. >> i'll go. right now. off we go. >> i'll be pool for that. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> denver7 news starts right now. >> on november 8, we are going to drain the swamp. >> i hope you are able to say you voted for a better, stronger more fair america. >> the final countdown has begun our next president will be chosen in 24 denver7 is your one sto

the clinton team and the super pac spending money in new mexico, michigan, colorado and virginia. hillary clinton herself going to michigan which was supposed to be fairly blue at this point. >> reporter: yeah, i think this is by far the most interesting development in the last 24 hours. we docked about this yesterday. you look at the candidates where the candidates are spending and where they're actually showing up right now. yesterday, over the weekend, donald trump going into new mexico. dr donald trump going into michigan. maybe he's got a pretty good reason, you mentioned hillary clinton actually going to michigan on friday. the ad dollars, six-figure ads coming out in four states that poll after poll after poll show clinton with five, six, seven-point leads. the question becomes now, what are they seeing behind the scenes. i was talking to a clinton adviser yesterday about the ad and the travel, saying we're flushed with cash right now. this is the last week to spend it. what are we going to do, hold on to it? 72 hours after james comey's letter they raised $11.3 million onli

and tonight, the clinton team revealing they're planning a moment like this one just hours before americans go to the polls next week. and take a look tonight. our new tracking poll. clinton at 47%, trump at 45%. we begin with abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump sounding like victory is within his grasp. >> i'll tell you, we are going to rule the day, this group. we're going to rule the day. >> reporter: trump in florida, there's a little bit of traffic here on the runway. we have our neighbor over here, donald trump. we'll be following him today, and then just over my shoulder, air force one. >> reporter: trump noticed, as well. jumping at the chance to take on the president. >> he's down here campaigning for crooked hillary. now why -- why isn't he back in the office? he's campaigning every day and i actually think, considering she is under criminal investigation, i think he's actually got a conflict. >> reporter: support from his wife, melania. she vouched for him after his own october surprise, that "access hollywood" tape, trump bragging about groping women. >> they we

and abc's cecilia vega this evening with the president, once again on clinton's team. >> reporter: hillary clinton in >> are you ready to vote? >> reporter: the long-time cubs fan, who watched the final game on an aide's ipad, now celebrating that big win. >> you know, the last time the cubs won, women couldn't vote. i think women are making up for that in this election. >> reporter: clinton fresh off a whirlwind, two-day, cross-country tour that took her from florida to arizona. this is one of hillary clinton's largest crowds of this entire campaign, here in arizona. a democrat hasn't won this state in 20 years. there, clinton with the finish line in sight, trying to fire up latino voters, making her case by going after arizona's famous sheriff, joe arpaio. >> i think it's time you had a new sheriff in town, don't you? >> reporter: today, her running mate, tim kaine, amplifying that message, delivering a speech a campaign first. >> hillary clinton esta lista. >> reporter: clinton's latino supporters loving it. this woman telling me, donald trump doesn't respect women. >> hello, miami! >>

the pace is picking up. hillary clinton hitting three major cities in battleground states. the clinton team revealing what they hope is a winning strategy going into this final weekend. hillary clinton tonight trying rallying voters in states barack obama won easily four years ago. in pennsylvania -- >> this is one of those make-or-break moments for the united states. >> reporter: -- and michigan, where her lead now has narrowed to four points. the clinton team's closing strategy now emerging. first, keep going negative. clinton in full attack mode against donald trump for his business and tax practices. >> i don't know how he lives with himself. doesn't he see? doesn't he see what we see? the millions of moms and dads balance the demands of work and family? or does he just not care? >> reporter: second, turn out the base. in a race where top aides tell nbc news, they see few voters still undecided. clinton hoping to boost african american turn-out, with disappointing early voting numbers in some battlegrounds. the president out in north carolina again tonight for the second time in three d

in just that one part of the state, so you see where hillary clinton and team clinton go back there over and over again and that's where mike emanuel is today, live in philly where clinton just wrapped up an event. the clinton team focusing a lot on p.a. and in michigan. let's start there. >> reporter: well, bill, yeah, democrats are saying essentially the races in pennsylvania and michigan have gotten very close. part of what they're saying about why they're investing so much time and energy in those two states is because they are states that don't do early voting, so it's all about tuesday, all about election day. however, chris wallace today pushed clinton's chief strate a crack in the blue wall today on "fox news sunday." >> our job is every state we make harder for donald trump to win makes his path narrower and narrower. we always wanted to be in a position where we're not trying to thread a needle, not drawing to an inside straight. >> reporter: to be clear, the clinton team is sending the president, the former president, and the democratic nominee back to michigan. they're also d

i think the clinton team will end up on monday night in philadelphia. they've got every minute matters. every appearance matters. every rally matters. the polls are tightening. >> the candidates are mostly on the east coast. new hampshire, north carolina, florida, pennsylvania. >> trump's going all the way to reno. he knows that is part of his key map. i have been pressing the clinton team on this. why are they still working so hard for ohio? i understand that it's a state that barack obama won twice and it is fairly close. it is not essential to their map. they are putting resources in it tonight especially with the rally with jay-z. >> it is interesting. the clinton campaign has been struggling for a few weeks in how to deploy resources because it has so much. it has had very successful fund raising and high profile surrogates. it has a lot of places to play on the map. we think politics is about prose and poetry. it is not. hillary clinton has a lot more opportunities to take this thing. she could write off ohio. she may play to force donald trump to

the political playing field. hillary clinton and donald trump are both batting in north carolina today. but sending their teams to the rocky mountains. bill clinton will campaign in colorado on friday -- and donald trump fort collins. that's where 9news reporter vida urbonas is this morning. vida, this isn't trump junior's first stop in colorado... we are live inside of the room where donald trump junior will be speaking all morning. trump junior is getting ready for a rally later this morning.. here in ft collins. colorado youth outdoors is hosting the event .. trump junior will be speaking to trump supporters. this comes at a critical time for both presidential candidates in colorado a new poll just out wednesday by the university of denver's crossley center for public opinion and conducted by 9news political analyst and local pollster floyd ciruli. in the poll .. clinton edges out trump 42 to 41 green party candidates. the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percent .. this means it's anybody's guess who will take colorado and its nine electoral votes on tuesday. this is a a substantial drop for c

well, a good portion of it is on ads, an area where the clinton team beat trump. according to analysis, clinton and pacs support hillary clinton spent $253 million on tv ads and team trump spent just $93 million. in fact, clinton spent almost as much in the state of florida alone as trump has in the entire country. just some of the few nuggets we are learning about the final >> and if he happens to win, this will up end everything we know about how you run for president. all those field offices, all the ads. >> exactly. and one thing i noticed being out on the campaign trail is you really don't see yard signs any more. >> that's true. >> and that's one thing that's going away. >> media instead. thanks so much. >>> coming up, the holiday shopping countdown is on. weav stay with us. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> the holiday shopping season begins in less than three weeks, can you believe it? stay with us. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc >>> the holiday shopping season begins in less than three weeks, can y

the clinton team's closing strategy emerging. first, keep going negative. clinton in full attack mode against donald trump for his business and tax practices. >> i don't know how he lives with himself. doesn't he see? the millions of moms and dads struggling to make ends meet, balance the demands of work and family? or does he just not care? >> reporter: second, turn out the base. in a race where top aides tell nbc news, they see few voters still undecided. clinton hoping to boost african american turn-out, with disappointing early voting numbers in some battlegrounds. the president out in north carolina again tonight for the second time in three days, north carolina for me, that is the best send-off you could ever give me and michelle. >> reporter: and trying to hold back the crowd shouting at a trump supporter. >> i told you to be focused and you're not focused right now. don't boo. whoa! >> reporter: the campaign also targeting suburban men and women at a rally with pharrell williams and bernie sanders. but tonight, bill clinton raising eyebrows with this

raised 1.2 million so she's raise aid lot of money for these recounts and is being backed by the clinton teamt's bring in our panel. george will, and charles hurt. george, first of all about the recount and stein and the clinton team saying, yeah, let's go for it. >> stein is driving this and i think the clinton team feels they have to go along or what would they be saying. it's not the question of do they have a right, of course they do and the president-elect having spent the preelection period saying the whole thing is rigged and now saying afterwards that there's these millions of fraudulent vote cast is in a weak position to say that people shouldn't proceed. it just means that the post frack chal politics that we got used to during the campaign did not end on november 8th. i think all sides ought to step back and think about what happened in 1960. richard nixon lost a thin race to kennedy, there were serious allegations of fraud in texas which he narrowly loss and in il-illinois where he lost by 8,000 votes which is chump change when you're stealing votes. nixon was urged to challenge b