we are americans first. we're patriots first. we all want what is best for this country. >> and tonight, we have a team of reporters covering all angles beginning with liam martin. >> liam joins us live outside trump tour. liam? >> reporter: lisa and david, protests here across from trump tower all day people walking by taking selfies in front of the home of the president-elect who said he will try and bring the country together after the nastiest political campaign in recent memory. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> reporter: a few hours after donald trump celebrated his win, hillary clinton accepted her defeat. >> this is painful, and it will be for a long time. >> reporter: clinton delivered

supporters and campaign workers in manhattan while the secretary of state had appeared to win more vote bus lost in the electoral college to trump. >> there are democrats and respects republicans independents across the country and i say we come together and work as a people. hillary clinton has worked very hard for a very long time and we owe her a debt of gratitude for her service to our country. >> we are now all rooting for success, united and leading the country. >> reporter: trump sounded like a man eager to get started. >> while the campaign is over,

now really just beginning. >> reporter: and that work will officially begin january 20th. trump will be sworn in at noon on a friday at the capitol building with president obama in attendance. liam martin, wbz news. and emotion is running high for people of both parties. dozens gathered outside trump tower and others showed support. in boston, protesters gathered outside the statehouse. there is word they will be marching tonight, denouncing donald trump's victory. in new england and around the country, people are divided. >> some are encouraged, some discouraged. christina hager is live in billerica tonight. christina? >> reporter: even though hillary clinton won massachusetts, billerica is one

wherever residents should not wake up in a complete state of surprise. it shouldn't take us long to find the big trump sign in billerica, and the homeowner who battled to keep it up. >> okay. one of them was torn up and thrown in my neighbor's yard. >> reporter: it didn't take us long to find blue collar frustration. >> i was a manufacturing engineer and it country, went to thailand, singapore, all that good stuff. >> reporter: one of a handful of red towns in a very blue state with the large number of voters for trump in massachusetts. >> you could see republican signs everywhere. i saw no hillary signs at all. >> reporter: what a contrast to boston where there was shock

my brain is not functioning trying to process how it could have gotten this way. it's devastating. >> reporter: in billerica, they are saying there are more billerica's in the country than we in massachusetts might realize. >> let the small business owner do his thing. this town is a huge trade town and they just want to be able to go to work and do thei >> reporter: he said he will finally take down the trump sign this week. it's done the job and that battle is over. christina hager, wbz news. boston mayor marty walsh said that the win for trump surprised him but he said it's over and time to look ahead. >> hope for progression of the country moving forward, and it's our job in the city of

place of hope and prosperity and we will continue to move that agenda forward. >> and no secret that mayor walsh and donald trump are not friends. jon, will this be a problem in any way? >> it could be. >> really? >> absolutely. david, you recall in august of last year, walsh criticized trump for his disparaging remarks about mexican- immigrants and he was called clown in response and walsh called on trump for the ice bucket challenge, something trump did not appreciate. it wouldn't surprise me if there was an icy chill on the relationship but keep in mind that trump is a new yorker with a long history of involvement in urban affairs and might be recept to interact with mayors like walsh especially after his campaign problems about improving living conditions for

interact over the issues of homeland security at some point. >> so there is some interaction between the city mayor and the president. >> oh, yeah. you have seen that with mayor menino and obama as well. and walsh just moved here and as a recovering alcoholic. he might find common ground with the president-elect who host an older brother to that disease. budget as he was promising, that could be a big boost for the regional economy here, david. we lane heavily on military spending. >> and sometimes, nasty things said during an election, stay in the election. >> definitely. >> thank you, guys. and governor maggie hassan officially won the very close

unseating kelly ayotte. beth germano has more. beth? >> reporter: it's a turn of events just within the hour. we had not heard from ayotte, thinking maybe she would call for a runoff but she has called hassan, congratulating her bringing anen to the race. it was a hastily arranged press conference and hassan said she was looking forward to working with the president-elect. >> it's time to come together. >> reporter: she wasn't waiting for the final tally from the secretary of state. midafternoon, a slim margin of 1023 votes were confirmed. turning the seat from republicans to democrats. >> it's like 1/10 of 1%.

speculation that her opponent, kelly ayotte, would call for a runoff. ayotte supporters said that a recount would have been reassuring. >> something this important, ask for the recount. >> reporter: but hassan said she will go to washington looking for ways >> if the elected officials follow the example of the people of new hampshire, we could make progress. thas regardless of political parties. >> reporter: but it seems that ayotte and campaign spent the day pouring over the numbers and could not find a path to victory. beth germano, wbz news. shocked and concerned but not afraid.

i don't think this this nation can be turned upside down by him or the problems. a local muslim man speaks out about the election of donald trump and what he thinks it means for the future. the whole world is talk about the election but not tom brady. he explains who's keeping him quiet. a big cool down before we get to the weekend. we'll take a look at that coming up. thank you, eric, and it's wednesday, and is ebben introduces us to ari, a 14-year-old boy looking for a family to call his own. hi, everybody. paula ebben from wbz and i want to you meet a friend of mine. >> hi. i'm ari. >> check this out. if you can make out the fingers -- . >> spider-man. >> yeah. looks like spider-man. the camera picks up where you are. isn't that cool? >> oh, wow. >> like a ping pong ball coming

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during the campaign, donald trump promised to deport millions of immigrants, build a wall on the mexican border and ban muslims. >> in his victory speech overnight he called for unity.

>> he is not hitler. >> reporter: post election reflection at a small roxbury mosque. >> who would want this type of man to be the leader of the strongest nation in the world? >> reporter: abdullah is american born but remembers when candidate trump proposed banning muslims from entering the country. and after trump got in last night, he saw him vow president for everyone. >> god bless america. >> reporter: indeed as muslims wonder what they'll get from trump, he had praise for how quickly he took to politics. >> so we can work together and unify our great country. >> he did a good job, got a lot of free press for his outlandish statements and made himself visible to a lot of people. >> reporter: but he pointed

the same kind of control he had in business. >> i don't think he will have a real policy. >> reporter: he recommends that americans focus on things closer to home. >> let's buckle down and try and affect changes where we are. most things that happen in the count rear local, not national. >> reporter: he is not a trump fan but a realist and believes that challenge every president does, that he has to deliver on the promises to the voters and he can't, he will learn what the presidents all know. people are not very patient. >> all right. thank you. you know, there is a person type of weather that picks you up and wakes you up, and this wasn't it. >> we did see umbrel it's out there. >> yeah, a couple of sprinkles and a few raindrops, very quiet and very much like november.

and wind to the north and west meaning that the cold front is moving through. the cooler air will slip down across new england overnight and it will feel chillier tomorrow morning. a few rain showers moving through, most very, very light, enough to wet the ground, and that's about it. the main area of low pressure, the curl here south of -- staten island, that will move south. if we get .1" or .2" that will be it. down to 30s and the front will cross cape cod and the islands. but the sun will be there

sunnier day, breezy and cool. the temperature at 50 at lunchtime and the breeze out of the west and turns more southwesterly in the evening and a chilly night as we fall back in the courts. the highs will be mainly in the low 50s exactly where we should be for this time of year and then changes on friday, and this front has more going for it. it doesn't have a lot of moisture, so a band of clouds, maybe a sprinkle moving through, and the biggest y and windier. we could see gusts out of the northwest at 40 miles per hour. temperatures falling, chilly on friday night and a brisk start to the weekend but the cold air will not stick around for too long. veteran's day, a quiet note and midday, the front will move across and the wind will be gusty, and if you have plans on

chillier outside. breezy and cool for saturday and locked in the 40s, and dry, sunday, 67 for the high. and a quick rebound. sunday night football, clear and chilly. here is the accu-weather 7 day, very, very little rain. low 60s on monday, and tuesday, dry and wednesday is the next chance for rainfall. david and lisa, ov if you wanted an election- free zone today, it wasn't foxborough. >> it was a hot topic at gillette, so hot that they didn't want to touch it. let's say it was a strange day. the pats play the seahawks on sunday but the focus was on the presidential election. tom brady and bill belichick are friends with president-

she said i can't talk about politics anymore, so i think that's a good decision. >> brady didn't say he sunday trump go way back. this is from 2010, and meanwhile, a letter that was written to trump from mr. belichick was read aloud. >> we go back many years and anyone who has spent more five minutes with me knows that i am not a political person. a couple of weeks ago we had secretary of state kerry in our locker room, another friend of mine, and i can't manual two people with more different political views than those two but it's not about political or religious views. >> you know, it's hard to

election. >> reporter: the biggest game of the year for the patriots is this sunday and the conversation centered around the election. bill belichick did his best to stay on page. >> did you find it helpful -- >> seattle. yeah. >> reporter: and one more. >> seattle. >> reporter: tom brady took to the podium after belichick and tried to stay away from the political conversation and then terms. >> i think i am always happy when people experience success. i was happen when president clinton won and i was happy when president obama won twice. i think it's all competition. >> reporter: there is a football game to discuss and the pats are focused on the seahawks. >> a good defense, no question and they have a lot of guys playing at a high level. >> just getting the ball down

field in many ways. >> reporter: the pats, 12-4 after a bye. >> lee -- levan, thank you, and we will preview the seahawks and pats sunday night at 7:00. game day at 11:30, pats and seahawks, and right after the game, stay tuned to wbz for the 5th quarter. the celtics take on the al horford and jae crowder are out. but kellile be back, -- kelly will be back. >> all right. thank you. >> and a probably very tired scott pelley joins us with a plea view of the cbs evening news. >> reporter: david and lisa,

we will have a look at the trump presidency. trump is beginning the hard work of governing. we will have a look at who his cabinet picks might be and how he might organize his presidency come january 20th. we'll have that and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. and from taiwan to spain, we'll take a look at wide headlines trumping

this american election played out on the international stage. >> and today, all over the world, newspapers are reporting on the outcome. we'll start with the headline in jamaica. hillary trumped. >> and in lebanon, an artistic

trump. >> and our neighbors to the north led their coverage with

ri night and you know, this might perk us up. >> tomorrow, the sun will shine again and the wind will kick up for veteran's day. >> we have the 5k on saturday, chilly in the morning? >> chilly but not bad.

like we had too much rum? >> no, no. i want to clarify that. >> have a good night. >> pelley: america's new reality. >> donald j. trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states on january 20. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. e the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from