the question becomes what is an uncounted absentee ballot?at a small, small sliver of this 5,048, we're talking in the low hundreds, probably, would be military ballots. so the military ballots, you know, let's say 250, ballpark figure here, we expect those to break more republican than democratic, a small number. what about the rest? what are those? what we think, but we don't know, we are trying to get confirmation of, but the suspicion is that what this might reflect is, absentee ballots that were made out to people and that weren't returned. so they're then being counted in this category of uncounted absentee ballots. that has not been confirmed. that has not been told to us. we don't know. it's sitting there, it's on their website. they haven't explained fully what it means. if that did mean this early vote, absentee ballots that were cast early, we certainly saw o'connor do better, much better than balderson in the early vote. they're from all around, from each county that's in here. again, even going by how we saw the early vote break,

other pool of voters, uncounted absentee ballots. holy smokes, 5,000. guess what, most of these are probably going to end up being ballots that were mailed out and nobody sent them back but if you did send them back and have it postmarked by monday that will still be counted. some of these will still be counted. some of these are also military. but in the end are we talking about a scenario where o'connor laps balderson? probably not but a triggered recount that's what we're waiting on. >> you know what i'm looking at there, 52.2, 49.3 and 1% to manchik. is this an alert to green party guys saying hey guys, imagine if that 1% went to o'connor. you'd be looking at 50.3 for balderson. give us a look on the ground there. >> reporter: may, stephanie, for there are a combination of overtime and halftime in the race. steve talked about the idea they're still counting ballots here. the democratic candidate danny o'connor says he's still out campaigning today. that's in part for this race where all of the votes have been voted but not counted. that's in part be

election officials discovering hundreds of uncounted votes yesterday.n's lead narrowing over his democratic opponent danny o'connor after officials tallied those ballots. excludeing that ohio race, democrats host 8 of the 10 special elections held since president trump took office. tom perez says the tight race in ohio only mapgs him more confident in democrat's chances in the mid terms. >> this gives me optimism, not only about this seat but about other house seats. the u.s. senate, and governor's races. >> kennedy: all right, governor huckabee, nothing should be this tight for democrats f history is the died they should win overwhelmingly in the mid terms. as of now no one knows what is going to happen. >> it's interesting tom perez is singing happy days are here again. he's like the guy that jumped off 1900 story building and at the 84th floor said so far so good. that's what we see out of this guy. [laughing] they won the race he's acting like, but they should be winning. that's the way it historically goes. what are their message? vote for democrat

finds hundreds of uncounted votes in an already too close to call special election in response to the lost votes ohio does not know what happened last night texas had a bachelor party and it's possible that an entire columbus suburbs ballots are in a g.'s string in a san antonio strip club this comes as no surprise because ohio state was just in court a few months ago for purging voters the supreme court didn't stop ohio from purging so i guess this is a step in the right direction now they let people per ten vote. no. look at you voting who are you voting for elmo. the next segment my friends will be really moving award worthy some might say it's a breakthrough in journalism i present to you a survey of recent supreme court decisions. hello. i was just studying the wall book so i can report on the recent supreme court decisions and understand what experts mean when they say this application and a mistake. unfortunately there were no pictures. but what i understand there were serious losses for civil liberties workers rights and cakes with tuxedoes on them we have to admit that two me

in ohio there are still more than 8,000 uncounted votes between provisional and absentee ballots that could be enough for o'connor to tip the scale and force a recount but we won't know for at least ten days. emily rao. >>> a new york congressman is denying charges he used inside information to make stock trades. federal prosecutors indicted republican christopher collins on charges that include conspiracy and wire fraud. prosecutors say collins tried to find out early about the results of tests by a biotech company. he sits on the board of that company which is developed a drug intended to treat multiple sclerosis. >>> the man wanted for a double stabbing is in jail this morning. u.s. marshalls took 27-year-old solomon espenoza into custody yesterday. one of the victims was cut on the arm and the other cut on the face. >>> jury deliberations are under way in the case against weed killer monsanto. 37-year-old dwayne lee johnson filed the civil suit against the pesticide manufacturer. he worked for a school district as the integrative pest manager. a large part of his job was spraying

it raises the question of are there other votes out there that are falling into this category of uncounted of state of ohio is telling us are there. >> steve, we're going to let you go back to studying the numbers and find out more about those absentee ballots. we're going to go to the panel. we'll come back to you, steve, whenever we have new numbers there. we're joined by amanda wurst, democratic strategist in ohio. david jolly, former republican congressman. cornell belcher, democratic strategist. and amanda, you know this district better than any of us do. i'm just reading this tweet from frank luntz, republican pollster, who's pointing out that the ohio 12th district has only once, only once since 1938 has it gone to a democrat. that was once in 1980 when it went to a democrat. so the hold, the republican hold on the ohio 12th goes all the way back to 1938. and in the most recent redistricting, as raich maldow was pointing out in the last hour, it was wildly gerrymandered to make it more solidly republican. >> this is probably one of the most -- of the reddest districts in the count -

many provisional ballots remain uncounted. the race could end up in a recount. the fanailbiter letting both sis claim a victory. danny o'connor made up huge ground in this area that had been a republican stronghold for decades. the last time a republican won this district by over 30 points. the state's republican governor john kasich summarized the race on "abc's this week" over the weekend. >> it's kind of shocking. this should be a slam dunk and it's not. >> reporter: another race the president thought he would be able to put away cleanly the republican gubernatorial race in kansas. a dead heat with the incumbent governor. mary alice parks, abc news, new york. >>> this is san jose at 87 where it's cloudy right now. clean air and 59 degrees, but this area the santa clara valley and our inland neighborhoods that have the potential of poor air quality from the smoke all from those wildfires to our north and to our south. here's a look at the fog i'm watching form also around petaluma. visibility a mile up to three miles in santa rosa and two at half moon bay. a l

so many provisional ballots remain uncounted, the race could end up in a recount. the nail-biter letting both sides claim a victory of sorts. the democrat danny o'connor did make up huge ground in this area that had been a republican stronghold for decades. the last republican member of congress won this ohio district by over 30 points in 2016. hnash mmized the rac on abc's "this week" over the weekend. >> it's really kind of shocking because this should be just a slam dunk, and it's not. >> reporter: another race the president thought he would be able to put away cleanly, the republican gubernatorial primary in kansas. the president's pick, kris kobach, there still in a dead heat overnight with the incumbent republican governor. you also heard the republican there in ohio say that he would spend the next three months fighting. well, that's because the rematch in this race starts now. the two candidates who squared off in that special election, well, they'll go head-to-head once again in november. kendis, back to you. >> all right, maryalice, round two is three mon

many children are still uncountable. this this bus that was in it deployed it was cut in sixty five children including their teacher they were on. a trip because we have those days in yemen is the holy day so a lot of money some schools do take those sort of didn't do a summer and. that bus was targeted inside a busy market this show that the saudis that coalition even though what they thought inside the this bus they didn't give any care to the market would of the boss. was going through. just about how often i want to go the saudi that coalition has targeted a few a funeral. procession in. killing four civilians injured and other three civilians who seem to be is a way for you that coalition. and they will be targeted and i believe anything that moved. so this bus that was carrying children as you said was in a busy market place that would have been obvious to any anyone in an airplane what about the bus itself was marked as a school bus carrying children. to be honest with you the bushes in yemen that some schools are

. >> moving closer to a potential recount, 588 uncounted votes giving democrat danny o'connor 190 moreotes against troy balderson who has declared victory. it is even tighter, candidate separated by 1600 votes as chris, quote, claims victory and jim collier is waiting on provisional ballots to be counted saying the race is too close to call. --kobach leads -- the korean war hero is back with his son. >> we are in one small sentence the less fortunate. some connection. >> for me i am proud of what he did. jillian: they were given their dad's tag at a ceremony in arlington, virginia. rob: he went missing decades ago fighting for the united states. his tag was the only one returned with unidentified remains of north koreans. 10 minutes after the hour donald trump making a bold prediction about the country's gdp. >> in virtue of that. rob: how realistic is 5% gdp growth? peter moricci crunching the numbers next. >> the first of its kind that could impact ridesharing services nationwide. stay right there. [ loesch ] this is superbeets and i swear by it. it gives me more healthy energy to ke

. >> ohio's election moving closer to a potential recount, officials finding 588 uncounted votes givingonnor 190 more vote against troy balderson who has already declared victory. the candidates are separated by just under 1600 votes and they do this again in november as chris kobch claims victory but jeff collier is waiting on provisional ballots saying this is too close to call. going back by 194 votes. >> harlem globetrotter hits an amazing trip shot out of a moving plane. ♪ rob: you got to be kidding. i got to see this again. leaning out of the plane, nailing the shot going 70 mph, it was set up on an airport landing strip in new jersey. jillian: they are so impressive, the globetrotters. >> a muslim extremist father training kids to carry out school shootings. national security expert ryan morrow has been helping authorities with this case, saying we dodged what could have been a massive and terrible attack in this country. he will give us his insight. >> oh my god, how long has he been crying? >> a week and a half. >> is this your life? disney is here to help. the service just lau

40 in favor of immigrants strengthening the country >> trump's incredible unpopularity is often uncountedause he is still in office. he is not being held accountable and it makes it seem as if he is teflon. and i think we lose sight of the fact that the majority of the country really dislikes him. probably a plurality of people probably hate him. the feelings of college educated people who cannot believe what is going on, people of color who reviled this man, i think those feelings are going to be just as important when it comes to the midterms. >> and i don't know, you did this great series, about how democrats are dealing with this political moment and i wonder what you think about the culture war tropes what do they do on the left side in terms of motivating the other side. >> looking at those numbers you put up, democrats should not be afraid to talk about immigration. i believe our most powerful message is economic populism. we should never run away from issues like immigration because republicans are going to make the argument no matter what on immigration. we live in a country wher

alert.s a fox news a tight race in ohio, reports that ohio election officials found 588 previously uncounted votes according to the cincinnati inquirer. the votes were found in a columbus suburb. with the new tally the votes democrat candidate danny o'connor 190 additional photo that narrows the race against troy balderson. balderson in the lead with 1560 but there are other provisional and absentee ballots in the mix for the next several days. the latest on the west coast fires topping your western roundup. wilbur ross directing the national marine fisheries service to prioritize water use for firefighting overriding endangered species but state fire officials say they don't need more water to fight the fires raging across the state. evacuations were ordered for several small mountain communities near where a forest fire continues to grow in southern california. a, for a woman accused of driving her 9 and 7-year-old daughters to their death sentence to five years probation, she had changed her plea from guilty to no contest in june, two counts of gross vehicle are manslaughter. she got out

there are also 5048 what they are calling uncounted absentee ballots, that were mailed out to voters in some cases weeks ago and they haven't been mailed back. a lot of them probably aren't going to be mailed back. some of them a small number probably military ballots maybe still making their way. some of them probably a small number are voters you had to have them postmarked yesterday. if they sent it out yesterday, it still comes in, that vote probably still going to be counted. you will still have some votes counted there. you will still have the provisionals to come. does this look like the formula to undo a 1754 lead from o'connor's standpoint? it doesn't. does it look like the formula to get it into a recount. can't say it's impossible. therefore the race is too close to call. we see the significance for november, there's two things to keep an eye on. if you just looked here which is columbus and immediate suburbs you're talking about higher income, white collar professional class college educated. these are voters that were against trump in 2016. they came out in huge numbers

the secretary of state says there are 5048 uncounted absentee ballots. we're not quite sure what these are. we have some clarity. they are as we were suggesting, absentee ballot that's were mailed out to people and have not yet been returns. that doesn't mean, most of these will not be counted. if it is received tomorrow, lost in the mail, if that ballot gets in, it will be counted. so some are going to be counted terms of absentee ballots favored o'connor. you would expect that whatever comes out of this would give him a little boost. and there are going to be a couple hundred, we would think, a small number of military ballots. it may be a bigger wedge the provisions and all of that math i'm talking about does have the potential. i don't think to etrace 1750 for. but to get it inside half a percent. to cut it in half. it seems to have potential. so we have to wait. and again, state law saying they have to wait ten days before they can even look at counting these provisional ballots. >> just a terminology question. our viewers have heard us talk about p

there are reports tonight that ohio election officials have found 588 previously uncounted votes.ding to the cincinnati enquirer. the votes were found in the columbus suburb. with all the new tallies, the votes reportedly wind up netting democratic candidate danny o'connor 190 additional votes, and that narrows the race against trey balderston. balderston still in the lead with approximately 1,564 votes. there are other provisional and absentee ballots in the mix. the latest on the west coast fires. the western round appeared calmer second wilbur ross directing the national marine fisheries service to prioritize waters in california for firefighting. potentially overriding protecting endangered species. fire officials say they don't need more water to fight the fires. evacuations of an order for several small mountain communities near where a forest fire continues to grow. a california woman accused of driving her nine and 7-year-old daughters to their deaths sentenced to five years probation. she had changed her plea from guilty to no contest in june for two counts of gross vehic

ohio election officials say that they found 588 previously uncounted votes in a suburb of columbus todaye votes were for democrat danny o'connor. so troy balderson's lead in the count now is 1,564 votes. that is a drop of about 190 votes in his lead. there are outstanding absentee ballots and provisional ballots by the thousands still left. there's approximately 8,000 of those still left. and so we will not have a winner, we will not have a concession by a loser, in this race until all of those votes are counted by august 18th. that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> tonight, president trump calls the russia investigation an illegally brought rigged witch hunt but says stay tuned. while rudy giuliani puts the chance of a sit down with mueller at 50%. >>> in the manafort courtroom, the judge tells the jury disregard my criticism of the prosecution. >>> and nearly one year later are we getting closer to learning the truth. what really happened in the dark aftermath of hurricane maria in puerto rico. "the 11th hour" on a thursday night begins now.

officials found 588 uncounted votes late today. 588 votes really narrowing it.imary for governor too close to call. that's a huge thing to say because the trump-backed candidate kris kobach and colier have 20% of the vote. and now it is a tie. now the races are up for grabs. we are creeping and crawling here. still too close to call. when are we going to know who won? >> we won't know the final answer for some time. both races head to a recount. in ohio the republican does lead by less than one percentage point. the democrat at the moment has no plans to concede because he believes these outstanding ballots could tighten the margin and cut the lead to 0.5%. in kansas where the president did throw his late endorsement behind kobach, kobach is leading the sitting republican governor by fewer than 200 votes. kobach would oversee the recount. it doesn't appear that kobach would recuse himself from the process. >> it is interesting the schism in the g.o.p. saying we don't want your guy and trump does what he wants to do. the democratic side they have a major schism.

in ohio there are still more than 8,000 uncounted votes between provisional and absentee ballots.e and force a recount. we won't know for at least ten days. emily row, abc news, new york. >>> a new york congress pleaded not guilty to federal insider trading charges. republican chris kol lens surrendered to authorities after being indicted on 13 counts including insider trading, lying to the fbi, conspiracy and wire fraud. he's charged with sharing failed tests -- >> congressman collins cheated our markets and our justice system. he tipped his son to con fi denl corporate information at the expense of regular investors, and then he lied about it to law enforcement to cover it up. >> prosecutors claim the inside information helped collins' family members avoid $768,000 in losses. lawyers for collins say the congressman will be completely vindicated and exonerated. >>> in a series of tweet, jack dorsey wrote twitter didn't suspend jones or info wars because neither violated rules. the comments come after facebook, apple, spotify took down material this week published by jones. >>> th

election officials in franklin county say an additional 588 previously uncounted votes were found in suburb. they give democrat danny o'connor a net gain of 190 votes, dropping the gap between him and balderson. officials are watdsing for other ballots to be tallied. balderson, backed by donald trump prematurely declared victory about you o'connor says he won't concede until all votes are counted. >> then in kansas you have a candidate holding a slim lead. he's refuse to go recuse himself from overseeing the recount in his own race. we're talking about kansas secretary of state who holds a 191 vote lead over the opponent. tight results could lead to a recount. kobak, as secretary of state is tasked with overseeing in he recount. he's pushing back against critics who question the conflict of interest thing by arguing that the actual ballot count is done at the county level, not directly by his office. kobak has made no claims of voter fraud in this carace but r years he has questioned the integrity of the vote in the u.s. much like the president. >> if you saw my 4 by 8 signs across t

officials in franklin county announced yesterday an additional 588 previously uncounted votes had beennd in a columbus suburb. the result has given democrat danny o'connor a net gain of 190 votes. he and republican troy balder s son are separated down from yesterday. balderson declared victory tuesday night, but o'connor is waiting for all votes to be counted. whatever the outcome, these two will go head-to-head again in november when they compete for a full term in congress. >> the trump administration is hitting russia with new sanctions, punishing vladimir putin's government for the poisoning of a former russian spy in britain earlier this year. nbc news national correspondent peter alexander has the details. >> reporter: from president trump, a stiff punishment. new sanctions for russia's poisoning of an ex spy and his daughter in britain last march. following fierce criticism of the president's embrace of vladimir putin in helsinki and his relentliless attacks on what he has branded -- >> the russian witch-hunt. >> reporter: it could fortify the argument his administration cracked

by the end of march, you have johnson realizing it is uncountable for him to stay in, and he is getting out. it just gets more crazy from there. if that had been all that happened in 1968, that will be enough of a story, right? but, there is so much more that happens that shaped what the election's outcome is, and also where american history goes from there. including the assassination of martin luther king on april 4, 1968, a moment that transforms and rocks all of american society where coverage is devoted to life magazine, the major photojournalistic mass circulation magazine of the day. but, also has effects on the broader contours of the civil rights movement. a civil rights movement that as we know is already changing and already consists of many different civil rights movements and ideas about the way to affect racial justice and social justice. but, the immediate aftermath of the cane campaign is violent. in washington dc, civil disorder writing breaks out in african-american neighborhoods. there already have been a number of civil disorders, riots, and predominantly black neigh

there are also 5048 what they are calling uncounted absentee ballots, that were mailed out to voters in some cases weeks ago and they haven't been mailed back. a lot of them probably aren't going to be mailed back. some of them a small number probably military ballots maybe still making their way. some of them probably a small number are voters you had to have them postmarked yesterday. if they sent it out yesterday, it still comes in, that vote probably still going to be counted. you will still have some votes counted there. you will still have the provisionals to come. does this look like the formula to undo a 1754 lead from o'connor's standpoint? it doesn't. does it look like the formula to get it into a recount. can't say it's impossible. therefore the race is too close to call. we see the significance for november, there's two things to keep an eye on. if you just looked here which is columbus and immediate suburbs you're talking about higher income, white collar professional class college educated. these are voters that were against trump in 2016. they came out in huge numbers

after 588 previously uncounted votes were found in franklin county.e's the thing, provisional ballots absentee balanlots are still being counted. if it gets down to .5%, it triggers an automatic recount. we're watching that really closely today. the bigger midterm landscape and fight for control of the house, steve kornacki is at the big board at 30 rock with more. 89 days until election day. what should we look at? >> 89 days. i'll give you another number, that key number is 23. that's the bottom line if you're a democrat, you are dreaming of your party picking up 23 house seats to get the house this fall. if you're a republican you are hoping against all hope that democrats are unable to do that. so we actually partnered with the folks at left field productions to sort of set the stage, take a closer look at the battle for the house, the mid-term battle and about that number, 23. >> 23. >> 23 is the number we have to be thinking about. >> because this is the number of seats democrats need to pick up if they are going to win back the house in novembe

o'connor has even said it's nearly impossible for the democrat to come back, he would need 79% of uncountedow close it is, it's a special election, summer time, we know the races will be close, stuart, but the key is that the republican party has the resources and the quarter of million -- quarter million dollar data operation to pull out close victories. stuart: if that pattern were repeated in november safe seats for the republicans became a very close race, you lose the house in november. >> i don't think so because we are equipped for this, stuart, we have spent a decade plus preparing for this moment, a moment when we have a president in the white house where historically going to lose seats which is what history says. stuart: was your preparation. i know historically you expect to lotion -- to lose seats. >> we have consumer data that we've aggregated, we know what doors to knock on and we know the issues that matter and we are able to share the good news of trump economy, foreign affairs, whatever we will persuade the household, it is so detailed, so intricate. republicans have the r

the secretary of state says there are 5,048 uncounted absentee ballots. i was on a few minutes ago and said we're not sure what they are. we have clarity. they are as i was suggesting a few minutes ago absentee ballots mailed out to people and have not yet been returned. that doesn't mean they won't be -- most of these won't be counted but if a ballot was put in the mail and postmarked by yesterday by august 6th and it's received tomorrow or the next day or it's lost in the mail and takes a few days, whenever, if that gets in, it will still be counted. so some, a small number of these 5,048 you would expect are still going to be counted. those early absentee ballots we do know favored o'connor. you would expect that whatever comes out of this probably would give him a little bit of a boost. there are also going to be a couple hundred we would think a small number here of military ballots that you would expect would favor balderson, the republican. maybe a little bit of an edge of balderson with a military, maybe a little bit of an edge for o'connor in wha

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this as colyer accuses kobach of giving election officials wrong information how to handle uncounted ballots. we'll ask the governor about all of this when he joins us at 11:00 hour. >> president trump: if you want to stop the radical pelosi and waters, maxine waters, agenda, there is only one choice in this election. that's vote for troy balderson. >> bill: from ohio earlier in the week president trump and republicans looking the make nancy pelosi a political liability for democrats heading into the mid-term as democrat support for her seems to be slipping among some house members. listen. >> when you were elected formally in november, you will have a vote as part of the democratic caucus who will be the next democratic leader. will you vote for nancy pelosi? >> probably not. >> probably not. >> that's my answer. probably not. >> bill: jason chaffetz. how are you doing and good morning to you? i'll quote brian higgins from new york. people pretend it is not a problem but it's a problem that exists. how significant of a problem and what's the liability politically here, jason? >> wha

it is called "uncounted: the new math of american elections." it is from 2008. very eye-opening.t seen the others listed, honest, open need elections. host: got your points. ob, a professor at new york university school of law has a column in today's "new york imes." he is focusing on campaign finance system in his story. one other opinion piece for you to check out today, chuck gras republicanowa chairman of the judiciary committee, he talks about a moment of honesty from chuck schumer. he says, he admits his mind is made up on judge kavanagh's the president's pick. that means the document that democrats are making are in bad taste. that is in "the wall street journal." brenda, go ahead. caller: republican. about theng to talk man in north carolina, the democrat that said we are losing our rights under trump. i do notnted to say, see that all. the only ones losing their are republicans, those out there working for trial. that need to remember trump was elected. he is working for the people. for all of the people. we have more now than we had before. president, is respected him a

. >> bill: special house election in ohio from two days ago, officials finding 600 uncounted votes inolumbus suburb which gave a slight boost to the democrat danny o'connor. the race too close to call. they're facing an august 24th deadline to count thousands of absentee and provisional ballots. the primary in kansas for governor too close to call. kobach a slight edge over collier. we'll talk to kris kobach today. >> sandra: the city of chicago experiencing its most bloody weekend of the year with 74 people hit by gunfire. 12 of them killed. this spike in violence is the latest evidence of a growing problem across that city that has sparked widespread backlash. a new "wall street journal" op-ed pointing to a lack of leadership saying, quote, although many city, county and state government agencies as well as a long list of nonprofits are working on pieces of the problem. there is no entity tasked with coordinating their efforts. this lack of strategy and leadership reflects a classic management failure. what do police think about all this? let's bring in kevin graham the president of

uncounted votes excuse me.can troy balderson who has already declared victory. the candidates have separated by fewer than 1600 votes. this as republican kris kobach claims a tentative vicfully kansas' gubernatorial primary. his opponent incumbent governor jeff colyer saying provisional votes need to be counted. kobach leads by 11 votes. and an update to a story we telling you about yesterday. a paralyzed green beret is all smiles as he learns he will finally get the help he needs. lone survivor author marcus luttrell says bo ramsey is humbled by family helping build wheelchair accessible home. ramsey led the team that pulled off the mountain that saved his life 13 years ago. he was paralyzed in horrific motorcycle crash in may. the fund raiser just $1,000 short of its goal. you can donate. you can help. head to friends@foxnews.com. isn't that amazing $1,000 short. ainsley: $1,000 more that's probably done now our viewers are so awesome. brian: i heard yesterday he is extremely grateful for "fox & friends" view