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he totally got the election wro wrong. he thought hillary clinton would win.re is here, john stossel. >> i had a column that came out wednesday, i assumed, i believed the gamblers, betting. redix and they like everybody else picked trump. except for brexit got everything right. state by state results, every other presidential race. stuart: however, take me back to election night because about 5:00 in the afternoon eastern time we got these exit polls and the it was heavily for hillary clinton by 5:00, and that fell to pieces on the betting market quickly. >> it wasn't that quickly. it wasn't 9:47 that trump hit 50%. stuart: chance of winning. >> chance ever winning and the betting may have been wrong, but it adjusted much more quickly than the tv pundits it and i was still watching at 11 when trump was up to 91% of chance of winning and pundits were saying, still can't call this and on cnn they're saying, they're breathing of sigh of relief at the hillary camp. who knew wisconsin was going to be this close. yes, i was wrong, but the betting is better than anyt

and in a lot of these states that are closer than we expected, there wro >> probably. >> jennifer lawless, thank you for talking with us again. i have a feeling we'll be here far while and update on pennsylvania at this hour. trump now has 1,000 vote lead over clinton. who was projected as you mentioned to be a solid blue state. we will see you back here in about 30 minutes for another zwrupt. now back to lester holt and our nbc news studio in new york for continuing coverage of decision >>> welcome back. democracy plaza at rockefeller center, it's 12:30 in the east. there's the national vote based on property jexs now. trump leading 48 to 47%. that's the electoral vote. the race to 270 which is what we're witnessing right now. trump sitting at 244, clinton at 209 with a number of states here still too close to call. that will turn this election before we all walk out of here. we're going to go to howie jackson right now. among the many things we're watching as this seems to be tilting toward donald trump, the markets around the world are reacting. she has more on that. overseas markets a

this year we at irvine recommended kate and sfmade oemsz with our annual foundation leadership award wrohat stood out great the public and private sectors to help local manufacturers to create more good jobs for san franciscan the leaders your are about to hear from on a bigger scale we live in a region that is leading california and the nation in innovation, entrepreneurship and other areas yes many californians are isolated and struggle on a margin the economy so one of the reasons we're excited to see the leaders mayors and public representatives heel are pressuring challenges i look at the list and wonder if this is a good week for them to be here and great to see them come to talk about how manufacturing can play a greater roll in steel the economy and expanding opportunity for workers each of them warrant a panel discussion of their own it is a privilege to have them ladies and gentlemen, my distinct pleasure to introduce this outstanding panel joining kate this afternoon the honorable mayor edwin lee mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> second the honor

if you didn't vote today because you thought your vote wouldn't count, how wro many of these states. let's have a look at the electoral vote board as the race stands right now, hillary clinton 215 electoral votes, donald trump 244. that hasn't changed lately because the states you see in white are so close we cannot even estimate who the winner is going to be yet. states and it is that what we're going to have to rely on in order to tell you who has won them. but we can say at this point in the five swing states, donald trump does have a small knew nuc lead in all of those. he is knocking on the door of 1600 pennsylvania avenue and it could be pennsylvania that if you have a look at the board there, donald trump with 2.8 million votes, hillary clinton 2.7 million votes. it doesn't get a whole lot closer than that, folks. now here is wisconsin, also, a very close result. let's have a look at the battlegrounds in their entirety. there were 13 states at the beginning of election day yesterday, and 13 battleground states that were going to decide the election. the ones marked in red are