kenneth moton insert script: and i'm kenneth moton at the clinton election headquarters. shock and awe for hillary clinton and her supporters. sot john podesta it's been a long campaign. but i can say we we? clinton's campaign chair john podesta?takin g the stage in the early morning hours to tell the somber crowd she's not giving up. sot podesta she's done an amazing job, and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. but moments later, clinton the first woman to secure a major party nomination for president?called donald trump to concede. obama but early results show she failed to win over the majority of the voters in several key battleground states. the clinton campaign says of course she will have more to say today. at this point it appears it will be a concession speech. kenneth moton, abc news, new york. stock markets around the world tumbles following the election - dow futures dropped more than 700 points. in our next half hour, we'll explore how the international markets are attempting to respond. io this marks the first

with the clinton campaign, kenneth moton, abc news, new york. iowans heading to the polls between 7 this morning and 9 p-m, some other questions could remain. if you're trying to locate your polling place, you can find it on the secretary of state's website. in iowa, you can register to vote on election day with a driver's license or photo i-d with proof of address. and officials encourage voters, but do not require them, to vote for every issue on the ballot. "8;30 you can vote for any race or no race you want. do you have to fill in every oval of every race, so say you have to vote straight party? you don't. -8;38 " illegal to take selfies at the ballot box, and you're not allowed to talk politics with other voters. eastern iowans will also get to pick 3 candidates to represent them in washington d.c. that includes a senate seat where six-term republican incumbent chuck grassley is up for reelection. his challenger is democrat patty judge. in iowa's first congressiona l district, which covers cedar rapids, waterloo and dubuque, one-term republ

kenneth moton, abc news, columbus, ohio. wisconsin election officials are working on a timeline for a recount of votes in the presidential race there. today, they signed off on the request from green party candidate jill stein. she says it's important to determine whether hacking affected the results. democrat hillary clinton's campaign is supporting the recount. wisconsin must have it done by the federally required deadline of december 13th. also with former c-i-a director david petraeus. sources tell a-b-c news that petraeus is a contender for the job of secretary of state. trump tweeted afterward he was very impressed with petraeus. coming up next in sports, scott will have tonight's golden klutz awards. and he'll also have highlights from the defending state champion in boys basketball, the xavier saints. stay with your 24 hour news season tonight against mount pleasant. back this season and the saints return plenty of firepower as well....one of those guys is matt mims...the junior guard pulls up off the dribble and hit

kenneth moton insert script: and i'm kenneth moton at the clinton election headquarters. shock and awe for hillary it's been a long campaign. but i can say we can wait a little longer, can't we? clinton's campaign chair john podesta?takin g the stage in the early morning hours to tell the somber crowd she's not giving up. sot podesta she's done an amazing job, and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. but moments later, clinton the first woman to secure a major party nomination for president?called donald trump to concede. high profile surrogates and she had president obama but early results show she failed to win over the majority of the voters in several key battleground states. the clinton campaign says of course she will have more to say today. at this point it appears it will be a concession speech. kenneth moton, abc news, new york. iowa voters favored trump over clinton. this marks the first time a republican presidential candidate has won the state six electoral college votes. once the polls closed, it took only about

and i'm kenneth moton at the clinton election headquarters. shock and awe for hillary clinton and her supporters. >> it's been a long campaign. but i can say we can wait a >> reporter: clinton's campaign chair john podesta to tell the somber crowd she's not giving up. >> she's done an amazing job and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. >> reporter: but moments later clinton called donald trump to concede. >> i've just from secretary clinton. she congratulated us, it's about us. on our victory and i congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard fought campaign. i mean, she, she fought very hard. hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of country. i mean that very sincerely. >> reporter: she had the money, she had the high-profile surrogates and president obama but early results say she failed to win over the majority of voters in several key battleground states. and the clinton campaign says, of course, she will have more to say later this morning. at this point it ap

abc's kenneth moton is live in northwest washington with the latest. trump's transition...not so another night of protests against president-elect donald trump. smashed windows in portland, oregon. crowds took over the streets in oakland. in philadelphia and new york, they marched. sot these people have to get over it.. he won, he won trump tasked with uniting the country tweeted. just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair! but it's another trump tweet from 4 years ago reelection of president obama, trump said "we can't let this happen, we should march on washington and stop this travesty. " sot trump "very good man, very good man." a different tone yesterday as a more humble president elect met with president obama for the first time at the white house. sot obama we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed a busy day for trump who made the rounds on capitol hill meeting with top gop officials and house agenda... sot sot trump "we're

god bless you. >> our thanks to kenneth moton. stay with abc news for all the election results. our political team will be here all night starting at 4:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> now to our other top story. a third body has been discovered on property owned by suspected serial killer todd kohlhepp. the real estate agent held without bond after confessing to four murders back in 2003. investigators say it'll be back on his property though the effort scaled back. prosecutors say kohlhepp has been cooperating with the investigation. >>> and right on the heels of its massive recall samsung has a korean prosecutors raided the c morning as part of an investigation into political corruption. samsung is accused of giving money to the daughter of a close friend of south korea's president. that friend is accused of improperly influencing government affairs. >>> two more incredible stories from overseas. an australian diver recovering from mild hypothermia but this is after he was lost at sea for 18 hours. rescuers said it was like finding a needle in a haystack had they spotted the man. he

kenneth moton.... is in columbus, ohio. it came in as an active shooter call? shots fired on the campus of the ohio state university. sot - mike (no last name) / osu campus. there's an active shooter.' police and fire swarmed the campus in columbus after reports of a gunman on the loose. the university alerted students and staff tweeting active shooter on campus, run, hide fight. sot - on the phone: cydney ireland / osu student "there were three gun shots.. and it sounded like a handgun." around noon, a student captured this cell phone video -- police stading over the suspect they shot and killed -- the

kenneth moton, abc news at ohio state university. law enforcement revealing -- abdul artan wasn't on their radar before monday's attack. police say artan bought a knife at walmart that morning -- but don't know if it's the one used in the attack. deputy chief mike woods / columbus division of police: "we know the time of the attack. we also know we have some footage from osu university about where the vehicle was. but it's that time in between the purchase and the arrival on campus that we're trying t authorities say it's still too soon to say the rampage that hurt 11 people was terrorism. but they confirmed today artan may have been inspired by isis and a former al-qaeda leader. the clock is ticking for protestors fighting against the dakota access pipeline. the army is giving them until december 5th to leave -- but their promising not to budge -- even through the winter storms. will start blocking supplies from entering the campsite. the governor of north dakota says first responders will no longer be helping those that choose to s

kenneth moton, abc news washington. while trump prepares to transition, his lawyers in san diego are trying to slow a civil trial against tr lawyer says he is going to ask the court to postpone the trial until sometime after the presidential inauguration in january. he also says he will give consideration to talk of a possible settlement. ""i don't know if he has any willingness to settle this case but it's in my judgment that he has that option and it at least needs to be considered. " if the case does move forward, trump may have to participate. access pipeline in boone county. they crawled into the pipeline early yesterday morning and refused to come out. crews had to "pump in oxygen" into the pipeline to keep the demonstrator s safe. the protesters say they are trying to protect fresh water supplies. police say they won't send officers into the pipe to arrest the protesters for safety reasons. now for a quick check on your weather with morning's weather, kaj... today will be another quiet day, though cooler than yes

kenneth moton, abc news, washington. sean: tornadoes tear through the south and major wildfires spark thousands of evacuations. firefighters from the granite state lend a hand. searching for answers. the black boxes that could hold e devastating plane crash in colombia. kevin: much-needed rainfall as we move forward, and that a gradual cooldown that leads us into the weekend. and in today's "cook's corner," stark brewing company is here and they're making a delicious sean: welcome back. tens of thousands of people are paying their respects to longtime cuban dictator fidel castro. today, a caravan carrying his remains begins its journey across the country, before he is buried this weekend. yesterday, fidel's brother was joined by more than 20 world leaders to praise the 90-year-old, who died friday. a rival soccer team is asking south american soccer after more than 70 people were killed when the plane carrying the team crashed in colombia. the team was headed to the finals of a major south american football tournament wh

kenneth moton, abc news, columbus, ohio. in the wake of this attack... universities across the nation... campus security... 13 action news anchor... lesley marin... joins us live from u-n-l-v... with more.... on what the school is doing... lesley... you've probably walked on unlv and seen these emergency systems. press them and you get help. but today university police took safety a step further adding half dozen extra officers. i sat down with unlv police chief jose elique. he says the attack at ohio always be prepared. aside from extra officers-- the school checked their alert system and reviewed emergency plans today. chief elique also said many classroom have electric locks-- which teachers can activate inside their classroom in case of emergency. elique wants student to also be vigilant around campus right now. you know that saying if you see something say something that we try to stress all the time but at 6 pm hear from students who come to unlv everyday. why they say they say they need more security. live lesley marin 13 an we'll continue to foll

with the clinton campaign, kenneth moton, abc news, new york. eastern iowans will also get to pick 3 washington d.c. that includes a senate seat where six-term republican incumbent chuck grassley is up for reelection. his challenger is democrat patty judge. in iowa's first congressiona l district, which covers cedar rapids, waterloo and dubuque, one-term republican incumbent rod blum is running against democrat monica vernon. iowa's second district is southeast iowa, including iowa city and davenport. five-term democratic incumbent dave loebsack is facing democrats and republicans are trying to hang onto their respective majorities in the legislature. democrats have a slim majority in the senate -- 26-24. all but one of the senate incumbents are running for re-election. republicans control the iowa house 57-43. despite national headlines about rigged elections, volunteers in the marshall county auditor's office are confident in their techniques. this is marshall county's 6th election in so authorities say their security techniques are well teste

kenneth moton.... is in columbus, ohio. it came in as an active shooter call? shots fired on the campus of the ohio state university. sot - mike (no last name) / osu campus. there's an active shooter.' police and fire swarmed the campus in columbus after reports of a gunman on the loose. the university alerted students and staff tweeting active shooter on campus, run, hide fight. sot - on the phone: cydney ireland / osu student "there were three gun shots.. and it sounded like a handgun." around noon, a student captured this cell phone video -- police stading over the suspect they shot and killed -- the active shooter but a man police took down after he crashed his car into a crowd of people?. (nats up 911 calls) operator: fire department? caller: we need several medics to 19th and college? we have a vehicle that struck several pedestrians." and then police say the suspect pulled out a knife. ((nat)) broadcastify -- "be advised, we got a man with a knife running around, cutting people." sot chief craig stone west of college avenue. pedestrians. he exited the ve

kenneth moton, abc news, washington. sean: the new hampshire secretary of state's office says there's no indication of widespread voter fraud in the granite state. and if the president-elect has any proof that there was, officials are urging him to present it. wmur's mike cronin is live with more. mike: though donald trump won the election, hillary clinton edged him in new hampshire by about 2700 votes. hampshire's secretary of state's office says they received the usual type of complaints like illegally placed campaign signs and isolated instances of people voting improperly. and they say there's been at least one documented case of voter fraud every election over the past decade. but to their knowledge nothing on the scale that trump is referring to. >> i haven't heard him actually say that. i'm not going to speculate what he might mean by what he said. anything that widespread taking place in new hampshire. if he has evidence to the contrary, he should pass it along so we can act on it. mike: state election leaders sa

kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you again. also in washington nancy pelosi will continue to lead the house democrats she was reelected to her position just minutes ago. her win comes among unrest in the democratic caucus over disappointing election results. pelosi has led the party since 2002 they remain in the minority in the house and senate next year. meanwhile, president obama is squashing speculation that first lady michelle obama will run for office one day. obama says his wife will never run for office in rolling stone magazine. michelle is talented but too sensible to be in politics. the two will continue to be active and work at the grass roots level to affect change. >>> still to come a half dozen people were taken into custody after a middle school dorm goes up in flames in kentucky. >>> also, how you can increase longevity. when "action news" continues in a moment. >>> police many turkey have taken six people in custody after a middle school dormitory fire. 11 students and a teacher died when the flames tore throug

abc's kenneth moton has the latest from columbus. kenneth: it was back to class for an ohio state university community on edge. >> i don't think campus is as packed today, but there are definitely people out. there is uncertainty in the air. kenneth: the talk of the campus? 18-year-old abdul artan, who is accused of slamming his car into a crowd of people walking on the sidewalk near the engineering hall before slashing victims with a butcher knife. heroic university police officer alan horujko shot and killed him. osu student anderson payne was stabbed. >> initially it just felt like someone punched me in the hand, you just get that dull pain in your hand, then i looked down and saw that my entire hand was full of blood. kenneth: local and federal authorities searched the teen's posts. five months ago, the somali-born honor student jumped across the graduation stage at an ohio community college. by fall he was at osu, upset , about the treatment of muslims. he posted on facebook minutes before the attack, i can't take it anymore. th

kenneth moton, abc news, new york. sean: the governor's race went down to the wire but early this morning republican chris sununu claimed the victory over democrat colin van ostern. us now live from the statehouse in concord where sununu will take over the corner office. at just 42-years-old chris sununu will become the youngest governor in the country. he is two years younger than south carolina's nikki haley. sununu is also the first republican to win the corner office here in concord since craig benson won in 2002. he has served the last 3 terms on the executive council and his father served three terms as governor back in the 1980's this was a very close race with sununu watching the results from his watch party in concord and manchester. we hope to hear from both candidates later this morning . they both went to bed before the results were announced a couple hours ago and so neither has commented. chris sununu will be sworn in as the next governor in early january. reporting live outside the state house in concord

with the clinton campaign, kenneth moton, abc news, new york. plenty of iowans vote early, d 9 mse other questions could remain. if you're trying to locate your polling place, you can find it on the secraryos website. in iowa, you can register to vote on election day with a driver's license or photo i-d with proof of address. and officials encourage voters, but do not require them, to vote for every issue on the ballot. "8;30 you can vote for any race or no race you want. do you have to fill in every oval of every race, so say you have to vote straight party? you don't. -8;38 " another important note, it's illegal to take selfies at the ballot box, and you're no talk politics with other voters. eastern iowans will also get to pick 3 candidates to represent them in washington d.c. that includes a senate seat where six-term republican incumbent chuck grassley is up for reelection. his challenger is democrat patty judge. in iowa's first congressiona l district, which covers cedar rapids, waterloo and dubuque, one-term republican incumbent rod blum

kenneth moton, abc news, new york. time a republican presidential candidate has won the state since 2004. in winning iowa, trump gained six electoral college votes. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us now from des moines. he has been talking with the republican party of iowa throughout this election cycle. forrest, what was the atmosphere at last night's watch party? a very excited group of republicans here in des moines. for a number of them, a trump came as a complete surprise. iowa's gop chair, jeff kaufmann, was so elated, he said kept coming in in trump's favor. earlier in the night he said he was very confident in a trump win in at least iowa. we asked him what he thought a trump presidency would mean for the state. kaufmann said foremost a guarantee that iowa's caucus stays in front of the line during presidential primary season. "donald trump has looked me in the eye and told me that iowa will be first in the nation. i think this completely removes any drama of whether or not iowa is going to be first we also

kenneth moton, thank you. >>> now the current and future first lady sat down with each other. michelle obama and melania trump held a private meeting. it was the first time they spoke face-to-face and discussed raising kids together and mrs. obama showed mrs. trump, the former state rooms and the truman balcony. >>> vice president biden has met vice president-elect mike pence discussing his upcoming duties and looked over biden's policy portfolios that include the nato alliance and expanding access to the middle class. biden and pence have been friends since they served in congress together from 2001 until 2009. there's talk donald trump could be looking inside his own family to find his chief of staff. trump's son-in-law jared kushner was seen walking with obama's chief of staff denis mcdonough at the white house. was also a key adviser during the campaign. >>> the trump team shook things up with the media breaking protocol and bucking a long-standing practice of allowing reporters to track america's new leader. mr. trump left new york city without pool reporters and kept the

kenneth: and i'm kenneth moton at the clinton election headquarters. shock and awe for hillary clinton and her supporters. mr. podesta: it's been a long campaign. but i can say we can wait a kenneth: clinton's campaign chair john podesta taking the stage in the early morning hours to tell the somber crowd she's not giving up. mr. podesta: she's done an amazing job, and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. kenneth: but moments later, clinton, the first woman to secure a major party nomination for president, called donald trump to concede. she had the money, she hhe high-profile surrogates, and she had president obama, but early results show she failed to win over the majority of the voters in several key battleground states. the clinton campaign says of course she will have more to say today. at this point, it appears it will be a concession speech. kenneth moton, abc news, new york. sean: and the governor's race went right down to the wire. but early this morning, republican chris sununu claimed the victor

kenneth moton joining us from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those overnight protests have kept police busy as they work to keep the peace. president-elect donald trump who campaigned as the law and order candidate responded in a tweet. his transition not so another night of protest against president-elec president-elect trump. in philadelphia and new york they marched. >> these people, unfortunately, they have to get over the results. he won. he won. >> reporter: trump tasked with uniting the country tweeted, just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair. but as another trump from four we can't let this happen. we should march on washington and stop this travesty. a different tone yesterday as a more humble president-elect met with president obama for the first time at the white house. >> most of all, i want to emphasize to you mr. president-elect that we now are going are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed bau then the country succ

kenneth moton is there. >> reporter: a woman on the cusp of history standing with this nation's first black president in front of thousands in the birth place of the nation, philadelphia. >> i will be a president for all americans. >> reporter: this unprecedented image, the clintons and the hard as you can this one last day to elect my fellow americans, this fighter, this stateswoman. >> reporter: overnight clinton received some star-studded help from the boss, bruce springsteen, jon bon jovi and lady gaga who made her way to north carolina where clinton made her closing argument. >> love trumps hate. thank you. let's go, north carolina. god bless stay with abc news for all the election results. our political team will be here all night starting at 7:00 a.m. and we'll be here with you at 4:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> now to our other top story. a third body has been discovered on property owned by suspected serial killer todd kohlhepp. the real estate agent held without bond after confessing to four murders back in 2003. investigators say it'll be back on his property though the effort

kenneth moton joining us from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne and kendis. those overnight protests have kept police busy as they work to keep the peace. president-elect donald trump who campaigned as the law and order candidate responded in a tweet. trump's transition, not so peaceful. >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: another night of protests against president-elect donald trump, smashed windows in portland, oregon, crowds took over the streets in oakland. in philadelphia and new york they marched. >> these people, unfortunately, they have to get over the results. he won. he won. >> reporter: trump tasked with uniting the country tweeted, "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair." but it's another trump tweet from four years ago that's resurfacing. trump said the night of president obama's re-election, "we can't let this happen. and stop this travesty." a different tone yesterday as a more humble presid

kenneth moton joining us from the javits center, thank you. and there were quite a few surprises from the exit polls as well. >> trump expanded many margins that had barely budged for decades. his margin over clinton on noncollege educated white voters unprecedented in exit polls dating back to 1980. >> also a very telling outcome among nonwhites including blac and latinos where clinton enjoyed a 53-point margin of victory but that was still less than president obama's margin in the previous two elections. >> and the gender gap was the widest since 1976 with men overwhelmingly voting for trump and women for clinton. that gender gap was 24 points. >> all right, well, coming up the political pundits got this election completely wrong. so what happened? we're going to ask them. >>> plus, your money. why it could be one of the worst days on wall street in years. boost it's about moving forward not back. it's looking up not down. it's feeling up thinking up living up. it's being in motion... in body in spirit in the now. boost. it's not just nutrit

reporting live here in new york city kenneth moton channel6 "action news. >> thank you kenneth. now let's go to adrienne banker. good morning adrienne. good morning tam and matt. it's cold out here in new york city, too. we're here in midtown manhattan right outside trump election headquarters and this is going to be interesting. as you've seen, huge crowds like the one technically this morning right around 1:00 a.m. donald trump and his family celebrating and kicking off another big rally in grand rapids, michigan. >>> here's the deal. this rally like so many others packed in with people. he added this stop after hillary clinton decided to go to michigan and at the campaign, we know that he was urging people to vote. we're going to see if all of these crowds really reflect at the polls. he also said this wasn't just election day but this was independence day for the american working class family. he touted healthcare reform. he also talked about a revival of the auto industry specifically here in michigan and another quotable from his speech he noted the big name celebrities th

reporting live in new york this morning, kenneth moton abc news. back to you. >> kenneth thanks so much. >>> we'll have more on last night's election including that pennsylvania u.s. senate race. >> but first up let's find out what's going on today with your weather and your traffic. for that we've got dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> and as promised we do have some showers building in from the west. looks like during the morning hours we'll start to see some of this overtake most of the region and today will be damp with showers off and on throughout the day. every now and then there's a little steadier stuff highlighted in darker shades of green. >>> the onset of this in chester county and berks county though though is mainly light rain. and the wider view also shows you that along with the rain we've got lots of clouds in store today. and it will wind up being kind of breezy cooler than yesterday and at times damp. might even get a pocket of steadier rain in a couple spots for at least a time. 48 in allentown, 50 in trenton, 49 wil

reporting live in new york city kenneth moton channel6 "action news." >> kenneth thank you for that. >>> now let's go over to adrienne bankert live at trump headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning matt and tam. i heard my colleague kenneth moton talking about people getting rest. i don't think that donald trump slept a bit. this was the most exciting night, the night before this historic election day. of course we've heard that he crisscrossed the country similar to hillary clinton trying to rally more votes and more support in grand rapids michigan drawing tens of thousands of people once again at a campaign rally where he talked about improving healthcare, getting an economic comeback, not only for the united states but specifically in michigan and reviving the auto industry. he said a quote -- he said that this wasn't just election day, that this was independence day for the american working class families. he touted again many, many reforms. he talked about hillary clinton going out with all of these celebrities and he said his best surrogates have been his family m