50s this morning, and will stay there all day thanks to a brisk nw wind at 10-20 mph. temps are still above normal with sunshine on this election day. tonight will be mostly clear and cold with lows in the mid to upper 30s. now let s get to at the roads incident freetraffic is buildingspeeds at/above posted drive times on time starting at 10 toinight until 5 tomorrow morning mitchell int as voters across wisconsin go to the polls today. they ll the see the hotly contested race for u-s senate on the ballot. republican incumbent ron johnson squares off with russ feingold.in a rematch of their race six years ago. pete zervakis is live with more on how wisconsin s vote could tip the balance of power in the senate. the last three polls the last three polls taken show a tight race between johnson and challenger russ feingold. if you average those three polls together feingold leads by less than three points. in total. 34 states will elect senators today. the majority of those race
protests. so far, the protests have been peaceful. shelley: here in new hampshire, dozens rallied in concord. good friday evening. tom: mike cronin joins us live from the capital city with their message. mike: despite a cold, windy night, protesters stood out here for about two and a half hours. police were log were no incidents. not my president. mike: in front of the state house, dozens made their opinions known in downtown concord. protesters have marched in opposition to donald trump s election victory over the last three nights in some of america s largest cities. the concord rally was peaceful as organizers conveyed their they say does not represent america s good values. america is not meant to be hateful. i am here because i had three granddaughters. and i am upset. i feel this is the kind of thing we need to do more of. mike: supporters say it is important for others to see what they call a showing of strength. remember, through all of this you wish to see.
from the capital city with their message. mike: despite a cold, windy night, protesters stood out here for about two and a half hours. police were looking on but there were no incidents. not my president. mike: in front of the state house, dozens made their opinions known in downtown concord. protesters have marched in opposition to donald trump s three nights in some of america s largest cities. the concord rally was peaceful as organizers conveyed their disappointment with the election. disheartened by donald trump who they say does not represent america s good values. america is not meant to be hateful. i am here because i had three granddaughters. and i am upset. thing we need to do more of. mike: supporters say it is important for others to see what they call a showing of strength. remember, through all of this hatred, you must be the change you wish to see. mike: they hope their voices are heard by a like his leaders. it is hard to be heard by the government a
fisher last july and repeatedly slashing her throat with a box cutter. it came moments after he apologized to the victim. i most regret. i don t like myself right now. reporter: the prosecutors seemed baffled that reid had been arrested for robbery in new york state five times before but still free to move to florida. for you to ever walk again as a freeman would offend the decency of everyone out there. reporter: for fisher that july day was just the beginning of an ongoing nightmare where she felt like a prisoner in her own home. reid pleaded guilty to two charges but asked the court to reconsider, throwing everything up in the air. today the judge said no. it s a tremendous relief. a big burden has been lifted off of my shoulders. reporter: reid looked to the victim and slumped back in his chair out of view when the judge announced the sentence. i was shocked he got a life sentence. i totally did not expect that. reporter: fisher still has to move on with h
questions like the one from emily brown on isis. we have to go in the air, on the pround and destroy them. and then once destroyed, and things settle down, we come home. reporter: do you know whether you would vote for him? after today, i definitely would. reporter: i caught up with the freshman student after the event. did you go in thinking you would vote for him? no. reporter: what convinced you. he was personable and very he appealed to both sides of the aisle which is something washington really needs. reporter: back out here live at villanova university. i do have a bit of an update for you at 4:00, we talked about a challenge, a court challenge, for john kasich here in pennsylvania. marco rubio supporter challenging some of the signatures that came with his petition to get on the ballot. i have now confirmed that that challenge is being dropped. john kasich remaining on the ballot in pennsylvania for the primary apr prima primary april 26th. donald