. >> the new steps new york city police are taking to protect the >>> preparations underway in new york city for the annual thanksgiving day parade. this includes protecting tens of thousands of spectators from the travelling public nationwide this holiday. >> the f.b.i. has put law potential terror attack. kennit craig brings the details from new york city. >> reporter: paul siegel lives near the start of new york's thanksgiving day parade. >> i see how hard, vigilant police are, and how they go out of their way to make us feel safe. >> reporter: the nation's largest police force is secure the route with concrete barriersmb officers in uniform and plain clothes. while there is no specific or credible threat, the f.b.i. has alerted authorities it is concerned about the potential for an attack. >> it's just really scary no matter what precautions. and i'm glad they're thinking ahead. >> reporter: new this year, more than 80 dump trucks like these will be filled with sand to block intersections. >> you can ram a new york city department sand truck with a lot of things but you're not gonna

york city dan hausle 7 news. >> thank you. meantime democrat hillary clinton wants to shatter the glass ceiling. she wants to make history as this country first female u.s. president. head out live to byron barnett to my south outside the center. at the clinton headquarters there. byron. >> you know the doors opened at 6:00. several hundred people over there now. excitement picking up. cheers and boos as well. boos when it was announced that trump won kentucky, or projected to win kentucky and indiana. cheers when it was announced that hillary clinton is projected to win vermont. for hillary clinton a very low key day after a volatile campaign. after voting she spent the day at home making phone calls and urging people to get out the vote. election headquarters where hillary clinton hopes to make history by addressing the nation as the country's first female president elect. >> it is the most humbling feeling, dan. i know how much responsibility goes with this. so many people are counting on the outcome of this election. what

york city. we still have not heard from hillary clinton. she has not given a concession speech. do we have any idea when that might occur? >> yes, we do. we know that donald trump is hillary clinton didn't want to give her concession speech last night although she called donald trump congratulating him on his victory. she's going to do that at 10:30 our time so in a couple of hours. after that president obama is expected to speak. he has also invited donald trump to the white house on thursday. things are starting to happen now that we know that donald trump is the president. ovl with the outcome of this election. not his supporters of course. inside the headquarters last night the environment, the atmosphere was energizing. everyone erupting into cheers, crying, holding signs when it was all announced yesterday. donald trump taking to the stage for his acceptance speech congratulating hillary clinton for a job well done and also telling everyone that she had a he was going to bring about change

live in new york city both candidates will hold their election night parties. tom, what is the mood like right now? >> reporter: just a couple problems north of where we are, laura, sarah, donald trump tomorrow night will be taking up his quarters he into the hilton midtown. stationed will take up calfer us in javas convention center. both candidates taking up residents in new york tonight the first time this happened since the 1940s having both major presidential candidates in this city on the same night. and as we head into this election right now, there's fresh evidence tonight that that double digit lead that hillary clinton enjoyed about four weeks ago has now but all but evaporated the evening before this election. let's show you some of the politics average polls. this is in a four way race. it's showing clinton at 45% and trump at 42.%, why is that significant. hillary clinton was up over donald trump 11 points at one point in late september that is before fbi director jim comey came out with the bomb shell announcement they reopened the investigation i

york city. the victim's lawyer says he is hospitalized with third-degree burns on his hand and leg. the coworker said the man's e-cigarette had been modified to make it more powerful. the lawyer plans to sue the manufacturer. >>> striking cargo pilots are ordered back to work and pipeline protesters face a new hurdle. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the bismarck tribune reports that barriers are up on a bridge where protesters clashed with police officers. police in north dakota say officers need the barricade for the bridge was closed nearly a month ago as the demonstrations grew. >>> the "los angeles times" says striking pilots at a small airline that delivers amazon packages are being ordered back to work. a federal judge in cincinnati said he was ending the strike in the public's interest, adding, "imagine christmas without amazon." about 250 pilots walked out tuesday to protest working conditions. >>> "slate" says donald trump is marketing a christmas tree orna

donald trump voted a few hours later this new york city. base odd -- later in new york city. based on a cbs news analysis, hillary clinton leads donald trump in electoral votes but a number of states remain unfor grabs and the outcome will likely depend on voter turnout. trump got the early lead when the first voters cast ballots then in the early morning hours, there were long lines of voters from new york to california, from maine to miami. >> i really definitely just think it's important for know exercise my right to vote. >> people's choice for america is not like me. >> there were no perfect choices in the one, i feel like one candidate was clearly above and beyond the other. >> reporter: they plan to hold election night parties in new york city to watch the results, craig boswell, cbs news, sterling, virginia. >> the line, both are keeping a close watch on virginia. the commonwealth tenth congressional district could change how things get done on capitol hill. hilary lane joins us from maries field where voters are casting their ballots. >> reporter: andrea, i'm going t

york city has which residents in my district and the city of new york are taking advantage of because, number one, what it provides. we have many of my -- a lot of my constituents are also residents who live in my community who do not have a form of i.d. and therefore what idnyc does is allows you to have a form of i.d. >> i understand that. but what the mayor was saying is, look, there are federal laws about who's allowed to be in the country and who's not and we're ignoring them and there's nothing you can do about it. why is that not a violation of the law itself? you're an elected official looking at the federal government and saying i'm not obeying it. why is that okay? >> i don't think that's what the mayor is saying, that he's not obeying. what the mayor is saying is that he's going to protect residents of the city of new york. in the city of new york we have individuals who are documented and undocumented. he's looking out for the best interests of the residents. >> new york is a sanctuary city which means it protects people who are breaking immigration laws. they're federal l

live in new york city. chris flanagan, fox25 news. >>> a leaked newsweek cover leading to more calls that the presidential system is rigged. someone posted this image apparently showing newsweek cover proclaiming hillary clinton as the winner of the link. newsweek have sent out their version of the cover showing trump the winner and said they make both covers so they are not rushed once the election has been decided. >>> new hampshire was an important pit stop for both the campaign. fox25's michael henrich is live at a polling place in nashua that has just opened up and michael, the candidates are working very hard to sway voter there is and donald trump even dropping names of very popular patriots. >> reporter: we will see what influence the name dropping will have on the race. you will see his comments. but the action behind me. the electoral actions, voters are heading into amherst street elementary schoohe just opened up at the top of the hour. new hampshire is a key part of either party's victory in th

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york city, i'm byron barnet, 7 news night team. before president obama made that appearance in philadelphia, he came to new hampshire to rally support for his former secretary of state. clinton campaign making a big push in the granite state in night team ryan schulteis has more on that president knows how crucial new hampshire could be tomorrow and he wanted one more shot to get out to vote >>> hello new hampshire. a fired up president obama takes the stage unh in durham one last campaign rallies president and he's making the final push to get out vote to crucial new hampshire. hillary. hillary. hillary. hillary. with heavy security in places thousands came to campus to hear from president who called donald trump unfit to be commander in chief. think about over the weekend his campaign took his twitter if your closest advisor don'ts truce to tweet, how can you trust them with a nuclear coast? >> you can't do it. you know, it's bad enough being arrogant. bad being arrogant and not knowing anything lines were long and kept getting l

we're reporting live here from new york city in midtown manhattan. of course, the big headline is that donald j. trump, now the president-elect of the united states. but we have heard from his campaign or at least from 7's dan hausle covering that campaign. we have not as yet heard from so we're going to go to 7's byron barnett who has been watching that, and he joins us from outside the javits center where they were hoping for a big victory party. it wasn't to be, byron. >> byron: no, it was not. when the vote counting began, the hillary clinton campaign was confident of a victory, but it didn't take long for that confidence to turn into despair and disbelief. >> disappointment. anger. sadness. >> byron: stunned hillary clinton supporters on a night they were hoping for a victory. >> as you can see, i brought a five and seven-year-old with me tonight. i thought they were going to see the first woman president in the history of the united states. i'm just at a loss. i'm devastated. >> byron: after a hard-fought battle against donald trump, top clinto

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erin coleman live in new york city, at nbc's democracy plaza. our coverage continues this hour of the election and we're not stopping all night long. >> we are not, erin. this could turn out to be an historic election for many reasons. sky force 10 up right now, checking out polling places across our area, look at those squiggly lines, this is near the campus in north philadelphia. a lot of people hoping to cast their ballots in north philly today. philadelphia may match or possibly exceed it's turnout record. >> philadelphia's turnout record set in 2008 when president obama won his first presidenti aia ai election. we'll be watching the results as they come in, and the two candidates have been waiting a long time for this day to arrive. let's go back to nbc10's erin coleman who's following the donald trump campaign. er erin? >> reporter: we have been here in new york city since yesterday morning, i can tell you security is so tight, you see officers literally everywhere you turn. at the hilton hotel, that's where donald trump is going to be hol

he allegedly set off a bomb in new york city that injured people and another at a race in new jersey. >>> a police officer is due in court tomorrow after charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a black man during a traffic stop. squad car video is being used as evidence against officer jeronimo yanez but has not been released. but the castile is being used as evidence. they say an officer would never use force under the circumstances. >> the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. >> reporter: prosecutor john choi said that philando castile was shot after a minute after being pulled over by yanez. castile was in the car with his girlfriend. >> please don't tell me he is dead. >> castile in a nonthreatening manner uniformed officer yanez, sir, i do have to tell you i do have a firearm on me. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, officer yanez responded, okay, but then pulled his okay and reached into castile's vehicle. he told castile, don't pull it out. castile responded, i'm not pulling it out. moments later, officer yanez started firing. >> get

york city. find out who has been spotted coming and going from trump tower. >>> and hillary clinton makes her his public appearance since her concession speech. >> i've seen my share of ups and downs, but i still believe that we can make the impossible possible. >>> good morning from the studio headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, president-elect donald trump meets with japanese prime minister shinzo abe in new york today. learneded that mr. trump has statarted making offe for key posts in his admininistration. these are some of f the leading contenders to fillll top positions. retired general michael flynn as national securitity adviviser. giuliani as secretary of state. senator jefeff sessions as attorney general a and steve mnuchin as treasurury secre and also congressman jeff miller for veteran secretary. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we could hear announcements on those posts as soon as today. meanwhile,

you are paid a new york city sales tax of 4.75 percent. if i mayor of new york i would like will like that revenue coming in. and yet he just trashed them. he trashed two very big employers. he has been elitist about elitist. that's fine. but you and new york city are getting about 25 to 50 bucks of that purchase. that's not too shabby. the reality of that is. it just really ticked is really ticked me off when i heard that. it was just so typical class. susan, i almost fell off my chair. what you think. i think the worst comments he made was about how he was can protect immigrants from donald trump. we don't even know what his plan is. they try to figure it out. we don't know whether it's can contain. he said is he to go after criminals. surely that would be a first priority. he also had certain cities and sanctuary cities that were protecting these criminals and that was the problem in this. now again morgan had a mayor's evoking their own undermining their federal government ability to deport criminals. is that what he's talking up. othe

in new york city. i'm b byron barnett. 7 all news "today in new england." >>> we're live in manchester,new hampshire with the latest. >> mayor walsh camped outside of this polling location. later on this morning he will go and a last-minute push for votes for hillary clinton. >> boston mayor marty walsh heading north of the massachusetts stateline into n new hampshire on election day. i ask them to consider hillary and maggie. campaigning for hillary clinton and maggie hasset running for stat. polls show the races state but walsh said she's confident clinton can win the granite i think it's a close race. i think at the end of the day hillary will pull it out. phone banks and door to door canvas. walsh expects to knock on doors to get out the vote. >> the northeast is important part of the country. we think o new england as region. having a senator from here and with the president that can be good to region is important. stop at the clinton campaign headquarters here in manchester. live in manchester, 7

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> millions of w the thanksgiving parade route in new york city this morning with thousands of police officers on guard. the new safety strategy for the decades-old tradition. >>> after appointing two women to top posts, president-elect trump delivers a holiday message on his youtube page. >> let us give thanks for all that we have and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead. >>> and president obama offers >> when somebody at your table tells you that you've been hogging all of the side dishes, you can't have any more, i hope you respond with the creed that sums up the spirit of the hungry people, yes, we cran. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. in new york city, there is ramped up security, as the city prepares to celebrate with one of the country's oldest and largest parades. and while there is no credible threat, the fbi has alerted authorities it is concerned about potential attacks and the same is true for transportation hubs across

hillarcl an exciting day in new york city. live midtown manhattan, chris flanagan. >>> a leaked "newsweek" cover leading to new calls that the presidential election. someone posted this proclaiming hillary clinton as the winner of the election. newsweek has responded by sending our their version of a cover showing trump as the winner. they said they made both covers just so things aren't rushed when the election is decided. important pit stop for both candidates in last hours of the campaign. fox25's michael henrich live at a polling place in nashua. and michael, the candidates are working very hard to sway voters. donald trump dropping names of very popular patriots players. >> reporter: yes, a couple of famous patriots he did name drop them. more on that in a second. but i am here at the amherst street elementary school in nashua, new hampshire. polls open up in just a little bit at 6:00 this morning. the morning to talk to voters about their experience here at the polls. new hampshire once again playing a central role in th

new york city mayor bill de blasio: >> n.y.p.d. is more than ready to handle anything that is going on around us and to work with everyone to make sure it's a safe and fun day for everyone who attends. >> reporter: police vans like the one behind me that are throughout this city are command centers of sorts. you could think of them that way. that is where police officers can monitor and watch some of now, authorities tell us an additional security challenge this year, elaine, president-elect donald trump's residence is just one block away from the parade route. >> quijano: jericka duncan, thank you. >> this is the cbs overnight news. koim president-elect trump was busy with his transition today. naming two women for top posts. betsy devos, a republican party donor, for education secretary, and in a twist, nikki haley for u.n. ambassador. >> governor nikki haley. >> reporter: south carolina governor nikki haley was one of the republican party's loudest critics of its eventual nominee. >> during anxious times, it can be tempting to f

live in new york city, dan >> and we'll begin to check in with you throughout the evening in new york city. back in washington today, president obama spoke about losing the white house to the republicans and urged all americans to m could together and move forward. >> everybody is sad when their side loses an election. but the day after we have to remember that we are actually all on intermeasure rail scrimmage. we're not democrats first, we're not republicans first, we are americans first, we're patriots first, and we all want what's best for this country. sphdz president obama has invited donald trump to the white house tomorrow. they'll have a meeting talking about the transition of power. live in washington d.c., i'll send it back to kim and ryan back home in boston. >> all right, adam. we look forward to hearing your reports later this evening. >>> hillary clinton saying today she is disappointed with the outcome the election. >> she says she hopes donald trump will be a successful president but admits this loss was tough for her. >> i know how disappointed you feel because i fee

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i want to go back to rob schmitt from fox news live in new york city with the latest on this breaking story. hour those guys acting out there? >> reporter: trish, at this point, the nypd is saying enough is enough. as you look behind me, you'll notice the crowd has minimized significantly. it started to disperse, it's breaking up. this was thousands of people an hour or go, the barricades are up and the push is on to get these people to go home after what's been about a four-hour protest that started in union square, around 14th street up broadway into 6th avenue and right outside trump tower. we are not sure if donald trump is home tonight. i've heard he might be aware way checking on properties. we don't know. if he is home, he knows thousands are screaming in protest at his election for presidency, which i'm sure is somewhat unsettling but not unseen. it's happened before, this is the part of america. this is what we do. we protest and allow people to protest. this was a loud one and a very young protest. this was a lot of kids that are coming into the world coming out of college,

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in new york city covering the trump campaign, blair miller, fox25 news. >> heather: blair, thank you very much for that. >>> a judge tossed out a lawsuit 24 hours after it was filed. donald trump's legal team sued the registrars in one county that was the last day for early voting. a spokesman for the county told cnn no early voting stations extended their closing time. massachusetts is one of a handful of states voting to make recreational marijuana legal. medical marijuana is already legal here. ted daniel is live in boston. ted, this looks like a close one. >> reporter: we are coming to you live from inside lear. it is an irish pub on boylston street, and this is where the yes on 4 taking place this evening, and if the polls are accurate, there will be celebrating here tonight. question 4 allows people 21 and older to buy and grow marijuana and marijuana infuse edibles like pot brownies and candy. we took the question to the street a short time ago and this is how few people voted. >> i feel we should have legalized marijuana with control. and we need control so i voted yes. i thi

chappaqua, new york and soon donald trump is expected to to the same in new york city. voting under way in most of the country. we're already seeing lines at many polling stations. here in yellow are the states opening their polling sites this hour. most are already up and running in the eastern and central time zones. the weather, it should not play a huge role in today's turnout but there could be some rain in a few key states in the midwest and great lakes region but the rain will not be heavy so no excuses, go out and vote. cnn is covering this historic election like no one else can. we have reporters following the candidates and reporting from the battleground states across the country. let's begin with the trump campaign. cnn's jason carol live in new york city. hi, jason. >> good morning, to you, carol. donald trump still over at trump tower. expected to show up here at p.s. 59 to cast his vote. a little drama this morning. two arrests were made inside. two women went inside there, took their tops off, made some anti-trump type of statements. they were immediatel

we're live in new york city. j.c. monahan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> this morning we have not the eye's ben simmoneau has been covering the clinton camp. he's in new york as well. >> a bleary-eyed new york city this morning. we are inside the javits center last night. the crowd very confident in the early hours, but right around the 9:00 hour when it looked like some of these big states were going donald trump's way -- florida, north carolina, a very close race in virginia, which hillary clinton did manage to squeak out. the crowd basically deflated like air out of a balloon and then it was downhill from there si night. we have not heard from hillary clinton. she was watching the results just down 5th avenue from donald trump at the peninsula hotel in new york city. we do know she called donald trump in the early-morning hours to concede this race to him. her campaign chair, john podesta, went to the javits center to speak to supporters there. have a listen. >> i want every person across the country who supported hillary

ifill was born in new york city to caribbean immigrants in 1955. a child of the civil rights movement she was destined to cover it. to be a journalist, i liked to write. i liked asking questions, i imagined people would answer it. sometimes, it's true, sometimes it's not, as it turns out. >> reporter: ifill graduated from the college in boston, the sun, "the washington post" and then "the new york times." she switched, reporting for nbc and then cbs. all the while m a town best known for rivals. "face the nation's" john dickerson. >> gwen was plenty tough. but she was also the kind of person, you wanted to be in her company because it was education from all of that. >> reporter: she wrote a become in the obama add era. the president remembered her. >> she not only informed today's citizens but inspired interviewer i have a blessed woman. even when i'm the most stressed, the most frazzled, god always rescues me, i'll never be abandoned. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the "morning news," a rough commute, a florida driver sudden

it is a busy morning outside our studios in new york city. huge crowds already gathering for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we'll get a live report from on the ground and an update on security measures with former new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >>> also ahead, donald trump adding more names to his new administration. we'll go live to florida where the president-elect is building his cabinet with some of the very same people who opposed him during the primary. and later, a look at the weather around the country. millions of travelers making that last dash home for the holidays. but first, we begin with the latest developments from that horrific school bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. authorities say a sixth child has died from injuries sustained in the crash and five children remain hospitalized. the driver, 24-year-old johnthony walker faces several counts of vehicular homicide. investigators say the toxicology report shows no signs of drugs or alcohol in his system. however, walker was not driving the approved route

are live in new york city. melanie begins our coverage. mel? >> reporter: shawn and tony regardless of the outcome, there will be some kind of a party. hillary clinton will be holding where we are at fox news headquarters. it was also known as the crystal palace chosen for it's its glass ceiling that clinton hopes to shatter but the day was the day for the can't re find stretch, focuseds their attention on the states that would be key to her bringing home the victory. morning rally in pittsburgh then off to michigan then back again to pennsylvania for that huge rally in philadelphia. verge, bruce springsteen and john bon jovi revved up the crowd. democrat dine is that he. first lady michelle obama sharing the stage with bill clinton and his wife, presidential hopeful hillary clinton. supporters were urged to take nothing for granted and get out and vote. >> tomorrow, with the eyes of the world upon us, you have to ask yourself, what kind of do you want? i want a world with hope and optimism. >> there is a clear

new york city mayor bill de blasio: >> n.y.p.d. is more than ready to handle anything that is going on around us and to work with everyone to make sure it's a safe and fun day for everyone who attends. >> reporter: police vans like the one behind me that are throughout this city are command centers of sorts. you could think of them that way. that surveillance coming in live. now, authorities tell us an additional security challenge this year, elaine, president-elect donald trump's residence is just one block away from the parade route. >> quijano: jericka duncan, thank you. >> cbs overnight news will be , trt: :c0 cbs cares - justin constantine: overcoming adversity jc14oa30, trt: :30 closed captioned as a marine in iraq, i was shot in the head by a sniper. at first no one expected me to survive, let alone regain my life. with the right help and determination, i did. whatever hardship you face, never give up. if you feel overwhelmed by problems, it's okay to ask for help and lean on others for support. >> this is the cbs overnight

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani as secretary of state. senator jeff sessions as attorney general and steve mnuchin as treasury secretary and also congressman jeff miller for veteran secretary. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we could hear announcements on those posts as soon as today. meanwhile, transition team will unveil their first wave of landing teams. personnel charged with handling the happenedoff to federal agencies. this, as the trump transition team says government officials five-year lobbying ban after leaving the white house. president-elect donald trump capped another day of high profile meetings at trump tower. many of those seen in the building wednesday are overwhelmingly favorites for key administration posts. among them, alabama senator jeff sessions who sat in on trump's hour plus meetings with nominees and rudy giuliani job for secretary of state. >> we discussed the transition. it wasn't really well. >> reporter: current new york city mayor bill de blasio also visited the pre

this street on any given day in new york city is absolutely packed. it is empty now because it is 11:00 at night but people have been packing into the barriers and just trying to walk past trump tower. people stop and take pictures of the business and the media which was given this pin to stay inside. we have gotten permission to do this tonight. the issue is partly the amount of people and how do you secure these people? you don't know who they are. there are very large crowds which causes this kind of panic at times. you're looking at hundreds of officers that surround the building. unfortunately there is a bus in the way right now but hundreds of officers surround the building. as you go into the building into the lobby where the press pool is you can see the secret service protection begin. the nightmare that you're talking about is the number of people. this is midtown manhattan. we spoke to a police officer who talked about the need far helicopter to land somewhere. the closest area is central park. very unique challenges indeed. >> thank you fo

as new york city gets ready for its thanksgiving day parade. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- catholic charities is busy making hundreds of free meals today. we're live from inside their kitchen.. to see what they're cooking up. ((brian loftus)) >> and, it's going to be a bit gusty in some parts of the valley. sherry has the details coming up in her thanksgiving forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) >> valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> we'd like to wish you a happy thanksgiving as you start your morning. thanks for joining us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. new york city is getting ready for its thanksgiving day parade.. but security has been beefed up in case of a potential terrorist attack. ((brian loftus)) >> authorities are not taking any chances... they're anticipating a record turnout this year for the

next we will take you into new york city that both clinton and >>> a lot of breaking news right now. out of st. petersburg we are just finding out that the school crossing guard we told you about who got hit by a car has died. he was 72 years old. we have just learned this information. it happened at 3:00 this afternoon on ninth avenue near 44 street. we have action air 1 over the scene. there is no word yet on any charges for the driver school crossing guard was killed after being hit this afternoon. >> a sad story for you right now. we want to update you on the part of i-75 still closed. it happened near the fletcher avenue exit. all of the northbound lanes are so close. you can see the back up and the tragic accident that happened there. this crash. we will bring it to you when we get it. >>> back to election coverage we are 2.5 hours left before the polls close in florida. we are turning our attention to new york for a minute that >> that is where both candidates will be hosting victory parties tonight. clinton on the west side and trump on the east side of manhattan. they are ta

residence here, how is that going to change new york city? obviously the security concerns and issues with protest but securing the president's residence, that's going to be a big hassle, right? >> nypd can handle it. we're used to having the president come here constantly as it is. world leaders for the u.n. general assembly, we had the pope a year ago. the nypd can handle it. yeah, there will be some dislocation midtown. we'll have to do real work to accommodate and not have that part of midtown ground to a halt. but there is no question in my mind we can keep him safe. and i actually have to say, if this is his place he feels is his home, i'd like to stay in touch to his home. part of my message to him today is you have to hear the voice of the people. if people are fearful and feel they're being left out in the city that he grew up in, maybe it's important that he stay here some of the time and hear those voices and recognize what's actually happening rather than end up isolated in a white house with a big fence around it. >> which is alm

one name mentioned a lot is former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. he would not be attorney general he is in the running to be secretary of state. a new name for potential ag is former rival ted cruz. he visited with trump at trump towers but didn't say if the position was discussed. last night mike huckabee said he would be surprised if cruz was offered that position but added he is certainly qualified for it. >> he served in an attorney general's office as solicitor. he is a constitutional lawyer. he has many of the gifts. there are certain members of the republican senate that would be happy to confirm him because he wouldn't be in the senate. they wouldn't be that happy with him being there. >> the president elect weighed in on twitter. very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. >> we know one person who is no longer interested in one of the cabinet roles. he was withdrawing himself from consideration writing in part on facebook, my decision not to seek t

the new york city parade starts right now. and we're live on the parade route as americans come together to celebration this great holiday. we're going to begin this morning with donald trump's transition. taking a break, i'm going to see a much needed break for the holiday, but not before adding a seventh member to his official team. billionaire philanthropist and education reform betsy devos. she's going to be the education secretary. a lot of noise around that. and potentially around this name, another billionaire, wilbur ross, may be next to join the team, and how about ben carson? all part of president-elect trump's attempt to turn the page and unify the country before he takes office. >> this historic political campaign is now over. but now begins a great national campaign to rebuild our country and to restore the full promise of america for all of our people. >> i want to bring in nbc's kristen welker. she's at mar-a-lago, donald trump's resort in palm beach, florida. good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiv

new york city real is state both vying for the presidency of the united states. it's a remarkable moment for the city. they'll only be a couple blocks away as trump will be at the hilton midtown 6 blocks from where we are now and hillary clinto jacob javis convention center upton river couple football fields long and it's you know has all the makings of a massive crowd over of there. that's not quite the case trump headquarters. trump's head quart ers is in a ballroom in the new york hilton and this is a room that used to hold nfl draft and while they are does hold a lot of people it's not nearly size of where clinton will be tomorrow night and of course we heard the itself to order fireworks ahead of the vote totals being announced. and that we were told was quickly cancelled because of the optics of that did not look good. >> fits i'm curious i don't know if you know this there is a trump hotel new york city any idea why he is holding his rally hilton and not his big hotel? >> from what we know and that's a very good question, shawn, he in washington d.c. these

she then holds an election-night rally in new york city. "today in new england." >> sarah: donald trump bragging that he has the backing of two of new england's biggest sports stars. trump says tom brady and coach bill belichick have informed him of their endorsements, but brady's wife gisele seems to disagree. 's victoria warren live in manchester with the story. vicki? >> victoria: tom brady publicly has been silent about this, but donald trump last night speaking here in manchester to a packed made the announcement about all this. donald trump telling the crowd that he and tom brady are good friends, and according to trump, he now has brady's political backing. that's not all. trump says coach belichick also is on his side. trump says he received a letter from belichick and a call from brady. >> he called today, and he said, donald, i support you. you're my friend, and i voted "congratulations on a tremendous campaign. i have always had tremendous respected for you, but the toughness and perseverance you have displayed over the past year

suburb of new york city. along with her husband bill she was surround beside all kinds of love and support. now, former president bill clinton used to getting all the attention but everybody wants to hear what hillary had to say today. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the out come of this election. what it means for our country and i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> anything you're worried about today? >> thank you. thank you. [ inaudible ] >> while all the eyes will be on new york city tonight, everything here is a new york kind of thing. new york mayor diblasio is expected this is a very very tentative schedule. he's expected to welcome everybody around 8:30 tonight. and then we'll hear from a line of speakers, we'll hear from senator chuck schumer as the night goes on again this is very very tentative. but what night it will be here in new york city. one of these guys will be the next president of the united states. joyce

. >> we're monitoring the latest from new york city. morning where donald trump is expected to vote and hold an election party later today. >> jim hanley is also there where hillary clinton is expected to do the same. this is the first time since world war 1, both candidates will hold their party in new york. >> as you are getting out the door this morning, let's turn to storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell for the forecast. >> yeah, layer up. if you're headed out to vote here early this morning it is frosty to freezing cold in many neighborhoods. have an extra layer on first thing this morning. fortunately, there is not much of a breeze blowing. nice and mild, temperatures will be way up into the 60s, here is your planner then. plan on 30s this morning on your way out to the long lines early on. we should be in the mid-60s by noon time. mid-60s at 5:00 where when the sun goes down. temperatures will fall back down into the 50s. a look at five day forecast and a peek at the weekend coming up in a couple more minutes. >> already quite bu

this is nothing new to is. >> it's first time since 194 both can bates will number new york city for election night. thousands of officers will be on the job throughout the city keeping peace and enforcing frozen zones around the candidate's locations. other law enforcement agencies will also have a significant presence, including secret place to secure the two event that the secret service will be involved in. that collaboration again goes back many, many years. >> police will use mobile radiation, bomb detectors and bomb sniffing dogs in manhattan and also deployed hundreds of poling places throughout the city on high alert for political violence. mayor bill deblaseo says country has a chance tomorrow to opportunity page on what happened an ugly election season. >> it strains our democracy when we get to make it right from the democratic process come ago live and the people choose. >> increased security follows fbi terror alert about possible election day attacks by al-quida. in new york, rob schmidt, fox news. >> and of course, "fox5" is your headquarters for the race to the white