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reporter: is there anyone in the country that isn t glad this campaign is over? sure looks like donald trump is. it s the last day of our campaign. who would have believed this? who would have believed it? it s been some campaign too. reporter: trump, kicking off the 510th and final day of his improbable campaign in florida. and doing what a lot of voters have done. seeing what they want to see in him. nice head of hair, i ll say that. reporter: trump closing out the race days. by the end of tonight, 14 stops in ten states since saturday. trump aides insist they see several paths to 270 and are confident of flipping one state in the upper midwest that hasn t gone republican in a generation. we re going to win michigan. you know what we re going to win? we re going to win minnesota. it s a hard sell to analysts that michigan is actually in play. but when you don t have any options, you possible. reporter: as his top aides question the thoroughness of the ....
isn t glad the campaign is over? . the last day of our campaign. who would have believed it? who would have believed it? been some campaign, too,. reporter: trump kicking off the 510th and final day of his campaign in florida, doing what a lot of voters have done, seeing what they want to see in him. nice set of hair, i ll say that. reporter: trump closing out the race with a marathon few days. by the end of tonight, 14 stops in 10 states since saturday. trump s top aids insist he s taking several possible paths to 2007, and projecting confidence about flipping at least one traditionally democratic side in the midwest that hasn t gone republican in a generation. we re going to win michigan. you know what we re going to win? we re going to win minnesota. it s hard sell to analysts actually in play. i d reopen the investigation if there s i mean, that s something both sides were asking, and frankly, the investigation has been a hot mess from the beginning. ....
reporter: is there anyone in the country that isn t glad this campaign is over? sure looks like donald trump is. it s the last day of our campaign. who would have believed this? who would have believed it? it s been some campaign too. reporter: trump, kicking off the 510th and final day of his improbable campaign in florida. and doing what a lot of voters have done. seeing what they want to see in him. nice head of hair, i ll say that. reporter: trump closing out the race 14 stops in ten states since saturday. trump aides insist they see several paths to 270 and are confident of flipping one state in the upper midwest that hasn t gone republican in a generation. we re going to win michigan. you know what we re going to win? we re going to win minnesota. it s a hard sell to analysts that michigan is actually in play. but when you don t have any options, you possible. reporter: as his top aides question the thoroughness of the fbi s review of hillary clint ....
painkiller doses. axelrod: and coach rob, an inspiration who doesn t believe in making excuses. for anyone out there not sure if they can do something, whatever it is, i m here to tell you that you can do it. axelrod: good evening. i m jim axelrod. and this is our western edition. late today, hurricane watches became more urgent hurricane warnings, as evacuations began along the gulf coast of louisiana. tropical storm barry could become hurricane barry before making landfall tomorrow night or saturday. astronauts aboard the space station posted this ominous view of the storm that is now gaining strength in the gulf. barry s biggest threat is torrential rain, as much as two feet in new orleans and parts of mississippi. now, we re going to start tonight with lonnie quinn, chief weathercaster at wcbs tv in new york. lonnie, what it is looking like for landfall? well, it s going to be borderline whether it s a hurricane or not. and it s funny, we all get tied into ....