are now reporting. hillary clinton with the slight lead. she has 3,465,00 votes. that s the early number in florida where polls closed just two minutes ago. 75% reporting. the state of florida right now, too close to call. 29 electoral votes up for grabs there. donald trump has said if i do not win florida, i cannot win the presidency. we could know in just the next few minutes. the decision desk has also not been able to call the extremely important state of pennsylvania. the numbers aren t yet in but, you know, pennsylvania surrounds itself in philadelphia. it is the philadelphia democratic machine that brought thousands out to try to win those collar counties around the city of philadelphia. hundreds of thousands of votes lead expected for democrats there. will the more rurals areas give that state to donald trump? it has been leaning toward democrats during this season but certainly voters will decide and pennsylvania has been showing in our exit polls to be very close to
i say stop it. if it helps. i will say this. and i ll say it to the cameras. stop it. since being elected. donald trump responds to reported acts of hate in his name just one of the headlines if his first tv interview since the election. i m iain page i m lucy nolan. president-elect trump name two key members of the staff. both played active roles in us campaign. joyce evans is here with a transition it comes as a surprise that president-elect trump is selecting and considering a number of washington insiders for key positions in his administration. people with the kinds of connections who candidate trump had railed against all campaign. president-elect trump made it official tapping steve bannon to be chief strategist and senior counsellor while reince priebus will serve as his white house chief of staff. the out going republican party chairman is more of a tech technician in his close ties to house speaker paul ryan led through the passage of trump legislative agenda,
thanking travel seasons in close to a decade. nobody is awake now john and paula heading home to wyoming, they found a nearly empty airport. it was the calm before the storm. by late morning, the crowds had landed. lines building at security check-ins. almost 49 million people expected to travel for this handgun holiday. philly is one of the top spots for all the commuters. you can tell that by the line here, the airport thinks today will be busier than wednesday. seasoned travelers admitting there s no plentily surprised i showed up very early exp t expecting to be guess stand back there it really is busy but it has been worse. lines have been all the way back. this is sort of ok. reporter: at philadelphia international airport. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. conditions are going to be ever changing. we had a nice holiday weekend. temperatures falling at the airport. we re look at quiet conditions with light wind and clear skies. and things are going to change o
live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 10:00. a bush to recount the votes from the presidential election, good evening and thanks for joining us i m iain page i m lucy nolan, more than 6 6 million dollars donated to. they re joaning a fight because of an obligation to the voters. donald trump is reacting tweeting serious voter fraud that virginia, new hampshire and virginia. why isn t the media reporting on this? jill stein pointed back experts points towards wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan as the largest chance of fraud. this is all happening while president-elect trump is still working to get at his cabinet in place. his senior advisory kelly an conway shared her feelings on the contenders for secretary of state and man does she have strong feelings. fox s christian fisher has that story. reporter: senior advisor kellyanne conway said she shared her feelings, but today she took them public in a big way. on three separate sunday shows, s
this morning, fox 29 dave kinchen talked to hotel guest that is scrambled to get out of the burning building. when i came downstairs, all i seen was fire, smoke coming out. reporter: it was not the wake-up call they were expecting when fire ripped through the hotel sunday morning, damaging much of first floor, killing one person. i took my clothes, pants, everything, ran outside, i was barefoot. put my sneakers on and came outside. i was waiting for him. he didn t come up ten minutes later. her boyfriend tried to help the victim who per issued. the whole doorway was full of smoke. try to walk in couldn t walk in at all. the room was too smoky. that s when the fire trucks came and told me to get out. i walked out. reporter: police say three people had to be rescued and treated for smoke inhalation, but are not considered life-threatening. investigators called it arson and witnesses tell us it looked like someone did it on purpose. they just burned everything an