upward of two feet. we have 6 inches. you can see the accumulation on this vehicle. about 6 inches. they expect close to a foot of snow here. you talk about the state of emergency. the governor issued that state of emergency friday. he spoke just a couple minutes ago last hour and he said that this has just been a rough year for his state. take a listen. hurricanes, tornadoes, mudslides, now a major winter storm that has hit us before christmas, mother nature has been hard on north carolina this year. our state has been tested like never before. the north carolinans are tough and resilient. we ll get through this storm and get back to business and school and get back to rebuilding communities that were hit hard by hurricane florence.
point at which the rhetoric needed stop. there are many factors and part of it is the president that donald trump put on the north carolinans and also the chinese to say we are going to sanction them. no one quite understands why unis doing the things he is doing. now the united states and i give him credit for this. this is like the whole charlie brown thing. you can t just trust the north koreans. you have to be very careful. all right. lastly your favorite topic, several senate report lawmakers say they are not ready to back
very true. you re right. the other big early voting story to tell you at this hour, north carolina which was supposed to have ended at the top of the hour, the early voting there, that is not what s happening. we re going to go to charlotte and morgan radford. they had a big huge line there. has everyone who was in line gotten in to vote yet? reporter: well, we are actually you re looking at her. the last woman standing. we are at the end of the line here. early voting has, in fact, closed at 1:00 p.m. but this is actually the last woman standing. megan, you are the last person in line to vote. why early voting? well, first of all, i think this year, north carolina is a very important state. there s a lot of focus on our state. so i want to get in and make sure my vote would count. reporter: can you tell there is a difference this year? do you think there is more attention? do you think there are different issues that north carolinans are worried about? yes. i think there
battleground states and not taking anything for granted. they are being really careful and aggressive about not letting her supporters off the hook. i got do leave it there. let s listen to hillary clinton in charlotte. i was in dur ram i had chance to speak to large group of people. go to an early voting site which was mobbed there there were no many people waiting to vote. what that says to me is that north carolinans do know what s at stake at this election. i m going to do everything i can to elect roy cooper your next governor.
can only imagine there s going to be a huge crowd for him. there is very much excitement. he definitely has the movement going forward and, you know, north carolinans believe in the democratic process and they want it to work and that s why they re putting their faith behind donald trump. thank you very much for being on new day. you are always invited on the show. thank you. happy to be with you again. joining us tomorrow, please, will be all of you because it is the final showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump. our coverage is going to begin at 4:00 p.m. there will be a lot to get into. alis alisyn? there are newly released fbi documents and wikileaks e-mails. they re raising more trust issues for hillary clinton. is she doing enough to reassure voters? we re going to ask a clinton supporter next.