now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. first from the desk this afternoon, just four hours until the polls start closing in what has been one of the most bitter presidential races in recent history. a campaign season filled with name-calling, personal attacks, federal investigations, accusations of sexual assault, suspected interference from russian hackers, false claims of widespread voter fraud and the airing of dirty laundry from decades ago. and now, at last, it s almost over. this election day is anything but typical, and there is no telling how the night will end, especially with a republican nominee who has threatened to keep us in suspense should he lose. less than an hour ago donald trump again suggested he might not concede tonight if the results are not in his favor. here s what he told fox news. i have to look at, you know, what s happening. i have to look at reports that are coming in. there are reports that when people vote for republicans
at this moment, virginia leans democratic. there s the possible that this could go hillary clinton s way, but the voters will decide when we have an update. of course hillary clinton s running mate is the virginia senator and former governor for that matter, tim kaine. now, to georgia. that s a traditionally red state where the race was closer this year. technically we have this as a battleground state, but it is not a toss-up. georgia leans right. but no numbers in at all from the state of georgia. indiana, though, a different story. in the state of indiana, if we roll forward, we have 6% of the vote already coming in. and the reason that we have this much is because of early voting, mail-in ballots and the rest. we already have a call here. the fox news decision desk projects donald trump will win the state of indiana. absolutely no surprise. solid republican and has been. so 11 electoral votes go to donald trump. that s the beginning. then there s south carolina, no call y
. . i can t imagine a better group of panelists, so steve bright over here is the president of the southern center for human rights. you know, in my mind the leading death penalty litigant in the country and has been for a number of years, you know, traveling throughout the country to bring these cases to fight, he had a big win in the supreme court a couple of weeks ago which maybe he will tell you a little bit about. he has been teaching at yale law school since 1993, which those of you who saw, that was the first class on the death penalty which he taught and was a marvelous and inspirational figure and a delight to be here with him. texas public policy center. mark does interesting work in the cause of criminal justice system and making a case, conservative case for limits, on things like mandatory minimums, over the criminalization, not on a defendant centered rights as much as return of inve
first, though, a rollover crash is causing a big mess on i-4, west of state road 434, mile marker 93. all westbound lanes are shut down right now. no word on whether anybody is hurt. we ll continue to follow this and bring you more as it comes in. it s a mess right now, though. right now, investigators are trying to figure out if a local woman was pushed out of a moving semi to her death. this is news 6 at 5:00, getting results. i m matt austin. i m lisa bell. arkansas state police say the woman who was from port orange fell out of the semi truck and run over by the trailer. her husband said this was an accident. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is getting answers in port orange. this is the apartment complex where william and carol sheffield lived. we checked with volusia county courts and found william has a history of domestic violence charges leveled against him. we found out today arkansas state police are looking into been more than just an accident. this was the
raises rain stakes for evening rainfall by 8:00. scattered showers will be in play and the increase in clouds will bring the uv index forecast down today between low and moderate. consider that and tomorrow we re in the clouds for a lot of the day. mies are stifle for the mid upper 50s so another very chilly day by our central florida standards and we re well below normal for high and low temperatures all the way through. by stated, we get closer to 70 during that time. sky fox, 528, the on ramp to i-4 westbound, you can see we have a left lane block causing quite a bit of backup and congestion. just be aware if you re traveling through there this morning. another look at i-4 eastbound at kennedy there. we still have that crash over in the right shoulder there, causing significant delays. just be aware of that, as well. i want to tell you about another new crash. bit of delays there in westbound lanes. be aware of that, as well. i-4 is pretty full right now. i-4 westbound f