LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: You're looking at a live picture now out of West Palm Beach, Florida. You saw a moment ago a picture of the Ryder truck that is taking ballot boxes up to Tallahassee today. Those metal cases that you see inside that Ryder truck right there are filled with the votes from Palm Beach County. They will be taken to Tallahassee. A judge has ordered that they be taken to the courthouse there, where a hearing on Saturday will decide whether these ballots will be hand counted again. We've been watching Democratic and Republican lawyers looking at their lists, checking them twice, making sure all the numbers match up here as these cases are loaded onto the Ryder truck. The Ryder truck is set to leave in about 10 minutes, we understand, for the trip up to Tallahassee, a 450-mile drive. This truck will be escorted by unmarked Palm Beach County sheriff's cars as it heads up there. It's supposed to be about a seven- or eight-hour trip, depending on how things go. Some 462,000 ballots preparing to make the journey. More ballots will be heading up towards Tallahassee tomorrow as votes from -- excuse me, as votes from the Miami area are brought up there, but again, you're looking at the votes from Palm Beach County today as they're being loaded up for a trip to Tallahassee, a trip we will continue to follow as that Ryder truck leaves the West Palm Beach area in just a few minutes.</s>CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: You know, it's kind of funny they're using unmarked police cars because I think it's going to be hard to disguise their purpose, you know, this yellow, Ryder truck going up the turnpike in Florida</s>STOUFFER: Cameras trained on it, no doubt, throughout the day.</s>LIN: Yes, and news helicopters. And it kind of reminds you of the ride O.J. took. Hopefully it won't be as precarious.
The Florida Vote: Ryder Truck to Carry Palm Beach County Ballots to Tallahassee