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They are saying voter turn out was high during the november 6th voting but the early voting for the runoff also big, big, big. >> reporter: large number of absentee voters that were hearing of long lines down in jackson. that's where the largest county in the state is. where hillary clinton won in 2016. even with that high democratic turn out there's still sump a substantial margin of republicans here in the state that you've got to overcome. if question is ultimately going to be down to how many of those republicans are willing to cross over. >> for those political nerds out there, this is fu...

Versus young and what's the state of them right now? are they clean? are they able to get is services they need? >> reporter: they do have water. they have some showers they can share. this is about a 30 degree embankment. when i was coming down there were several mothers with strollers. we saw a father come down here. this gives you a sense. that child looks to be about two years old being held by a gentlemen. up here we have some more strollers coming down opinion it's hard to to do a full census of what the make up of these migrants are. you see a lot of children and you see a lot of men. >...

>> i was looking at some pofof polling here but it's close. one poll, i'm not sure the date here. cindy hyde-smith, 41.5% and mike espy, 40.6. this according to senate polling numbers that we have gotten. i'll get you the source there shortly. the question is, when we look at president trump getting here tomorrow, will that swing it one way or the other? you heard the voter that was interviewed and said this is the old south. i'm not going to stand for it. i'm a republican. i'm not going to vote for the republican. >> sometimes the latest impression is the greatest impression. he has mixed rec...

We heard reports they are over flowing. they are sleeping on the ground. there's 5,000 people on the side of a junior high baseball field in the united states. they are cramping in there. the aide workers are wearing masks because they don't want to get sick. they have the opportunity to get meals. sometimes they are charged. sometimes they are given away. the flow has slowed down. these guys are going over an open sewer. the stench is pretty powerful. we have seen some people slip in the sludge going on. they are going over this and trying to get up there. to answer your question, yes, they d...

Tomorrow president trump flies to mississippi to boost senator cindy hyde-smith's winning hopes. new details about her past threatens her run off campaign. tuesday, mississippi voters will go to the polls again to finish the mid term weeks after november 6th. republican cindy hyde-smith and mike espy remain confident. the state has deep red roots going to trump by 18 percentage points. that should give hyde-smith an edge. democrats hope espy can pull off a shocker. few polls out there. what's the sense of the gap, the separation that the two candidates have between each other? >> reporter: it'...