our lives much one special forces guy lost two legs and an arm. and another was completely blind. and their spirits are are terrific. now, i m sure that the walter reed people selected strong individuals for us to see. but, you know, to talk to them and to hear how they got injured what their sacrifices have been, it s been humbling. it really is. it puts your own problems away. fox news and the military love colonel hunt and geraldo. they talked to sergeant lemmon who lost his arm and i actually talked to his father, frank, in anchorage, alaska on the phone. we re not going to forget them. and explains why i would to talk
to be coming up for the rest of our lives much one special forces guy lost two legs and an arm. and another was completely blind. and their spirits are are terrific. now, i m sure that the walter reed people selected strong individuals for us to see. but, you know, to talk to them and to hear how they got injured what their sacrifices have been, it s been humbling. it really is. it puts your own problems away. fox news and the military love colonel hunt and geraldo. they talked to sergeant lemmon who lost his arm and i actually talked to his father, frank, in anchorage, alaska on the phone. we re not going to forget them.
right. the word is, you asked her the question, what if they got close to her name and they did. i asked her and she said it didn t have to be perfect. right now, they have 77,000 write-in ballots. what they re going to have to do is go ahead and look at each and every one of them. dan springer live for us in anchorage. hey, dan. good morning. she does have a sizable lead. it looks like 10,500 right now with 87% of the vote counted. it looks like she ll go into that hand count, you know, vote by vote, to see who the write-in candidate is, she ll go into that with a 10,000 vote lead. it seems to be insurmountable. we did not get a concession speech tonight from joe miller. he didn t come down here. where it s tradition for all candidates to come by and talk to the media and address
race altogether. a brand new fox poll shows miller nabbing 37% of the vote with murkowski a write-incandidate and democratic nominee scott mcadams each with about 30%. dan springer is live for us in anchorage. dan? reporter: yeah, jon. if you like politics, you ve got to be transfixed by this amazing race up in alaska. that poll you mentioned, the latest one, is the third poll in a week each one showing a different candidate celebrating victory on election night. it just shows the volatility of this race with the high-profile write-in candidacy and one that might not be decided for a very long time. each early voting was strong, it started several days ago, and there s already been two lawsuits filed, both surrounding the election department s decision to have poll workers provide a list of write-in candidates to voters who ask for it. it s, apparently, in direct conflict with its own election
choice and not forced upon her. brad wheelis, abc news. vice president biden and 20 current and former senators will attend the funeral today of ted stevens. friends, family and fellow alaskans have been paying tribute to the late republican senator since monday. stevens died in a plane crash nine days ago. three people who survived that crash are still hospitalized. a south carolina mother faces murder charges in court today, accused of killing her two young sons. police say the mother s claim that the toddlers drowned made them suspicious. diana alvear reports. reporter: after hours of questioning, a south carolina mother admitted to police she killed her two toddlers. the statement was made by the mother that she had suffocated the children and of course, the children were dead when they were placed into the water. 911, where s your emergency? someone ran the car into the pond, the kids in the pond. okay, are they trapped in their vehicle? they re trapped in the vehi