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north carolina which is tight and leaning toward hillary and florida which is neck-and-neck. hillary clinton will be crisscrossing pennsylvania, michigan, fan ohiio and ohio where there are big concerns in terms of demographics in this race. tim kaine will make a step in florida. bill: at the beginning of this week trump was up a point, still within the margin of error. with so little time left, both candidates hitting on their opponent this way, what i have is a winning temperament. hillary is an unstable person. the best thing i have is my temperament. we know how to win. so had another rally yesterday actually said to himself, stay on point, donald, stay on point. his campaign probably put that in the teleprompter. martha: john roberts live in new hampshire where donald trump will start the first rally of the day about three hours from now. reporter: this started november 5, 2012. we hope it s over november 8, 2016. there is a potential for this to end up in a 26 ....
unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.9%. anthony: hillary clinton tops trump in categories like foreign policy. we welcome to wall street week, wilbur ross, wilbur, you are supporting donald trump, but i think it s largely for economic reasons. could you explain to us why? i think we need a change. the 161,000 jobs was he people c enough. but all jobs are not created equal. 8.2% of these total jobs are part time. part time jobs went up, went up 90,000. full-time jobs were down 109,000. that s not a healthy economy. while the media may say this is fine. the guy who is stuck in a part-time job doesn t think so. the other reason jobs are not created equal, a lot of these were in healthcare and retail. those are not high-paying jobs, and the retail ones are probably just temporary. anthony: what could the new administration do to change that mix of jobs and the quality of them and improve the wage mix for the american worker? it could do a lot of things. we have a ....
interests would rob this country blind. you ve seen what s happened. the clinton family have made themselves rich by being in politics. as president harry truman once said, you can t get rich in politics unless you re which is an interesting statement. lou: trump s third rally of the day scheduled to begin in just about an hour in reno, nevada. we ll be bringing that to you when trump takes the stage. trump, a fourth stop on his itinerary in this 24-hour period, he ll be in denver later this evening. and among our guests here tonight in this special edition of lou dobbs tonight, the trump campaign s chief operating officer, jeff dewitt, economics adviseer, pete navarro, also with me, steve forbes, former reagan white house political director ed rollins and the director of the fox news decision desk and the five co-host, kimberly guilfoyle joins us. a busy night as we head into this election and the tempo is picking up. wikileaks releasing its 31st batch of e-mails f ....
now in your hands as polls open across the country for voting in this historic election. our powerhouse political team is here live in times square and all across the key battleground states on this special edition of good morning america. and good morning, america. it is finally here, election day, 2016. the polls are already open. voting is under way. let s take a look at the lines right now. there they are in florida and virginia this morning. there s miami, florida. lines in virginia, as welch the polls are open. we ll see what the turnout is, 130 million americans video to vote. hillary clinton and donald trump are both voting right here in new york city. donald trump casting his ballot at a school in midtown. michael is outside in the center of our election headquarters. michael in good morning, robin. yes, i am. this is the spot where it s all going to go down tonight, both campaigns a few blocks away but our abc election headquarters are right here in the ....
live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10. happening right now, a heartbreaking search. pictures like these show a beautiful eight-year-old girl in happier times but tonight her family is mourning her death. she died earlier tonight after being hit by a car. the driver didn t even stop. good evening, i m chris o connell. i m lucy noland tonight a manhunt is on for that driver. fox 29 s joanne pileggi joins us live from university city. joanne. reporter: lucy, chris, as parent you always worry when your kids are crossing busy streets, and this is why we worry. when something like this happe happens. so you can visualize this family s pain. knowing that someone struck and killed their eight-year-old daughter. didn t stop. just sped away. whoever did this, i want you to know that you re causing my family a great deal of pain. she s the happiest little girl ever. she has manners, always happy, always laughing. in an instant everything ....