peaceful transition. >> we are going to now want to do everything we can to help him succeed because if he succeeds, the country succeeds. >> reporter: anti-trump demonstrators protested outside the white house and said the president-elect has to bridge a deep divide. >> he does not represent our values or ideals. he does not represent this country and we will not be silenced. we will hold him accountable. >> reporter: trump visited the white house during the clinton and reagan administras this is melania trump's first time. mike pence met with leaders on capitol hill. they also got a look at the inaugural platform being constructed and talked issues with how speaker paul ryan. >> we're talking about how we're going to hit the ground running to make sure we can get this turned around. >> reporter: which includes getting obamacare and lowering taxes, both easily expected to clear the republican majority in congress. despite cordial words, the

has not changed his mind about the man. when asked about mr. obama's comments that mr. trump was uniquely unqualified to be president, josh earnest says the president stands by what he said. >> thank you. not getting the popular vote means that donald trump's electionunpolar with many who have been hitting the streets in protest from atlanta to st. paul to san francisco. demonstrators chanting and in last night, all of these demonstrators outside of the state house. but tonight's scheduled protest has not quite taken off. at last check, there were about 10 people outside the state house. a trump and mrs. says she will work alongside the president-elect but says he and the republicans will not be getting a free pass. >> let me be 100% clear. one

take on these issues, when his goal is to increase the economic security of middle- class families, then count me in. but let me also be clear about what rebuilding our economy does not mean. it does not mean handing the keys to our economy over to wall street. so they can run it for themselves. >> senator warren went on to say that if republicans choose the last path she spoke about, she would fight them every step of the way. >> boston public schools sent a letter home to parents saying there will be counselors on hand if students are anxious about the outcome of the election. we talked to mayor walsh about that today. >> the young kids watch, they read the paper, they watch tv. they know what is being said. when you hear horrible things about people, some of the comments that were made, they hear it.

>> that letter reads in part "it is important to be strong for our students and each other. ochal >> donald trump won the electoral votes and therefore the election. everything and read here is what donald trump won. everything and blue is what hillary clinton won but of course hillary clinton won the popular vote by about 200,000 votes. it's the second time in five elections there has been this type of split. as christina hager shows look at the electoral college. >> reporter: now that we know hillary clinton got the most votes from citizens, those who backed her are calling for an end to the electoral college, which voted for donald trump to be the one now getting a tour of the oval office. >> i don't think it's a good way to set up elections. i think it's sort of a contrivance we should let go. >> reporter: trump himself has criticized the process, tweeting "the electoral college

to the white house. >> it's as antiquated as the ford model t.>> reporter: professor tom wayland opened history books showing us failed attempts to show the electoral -- change the electoral college. it would require approval of the now republican-controlled congress and 38 states, not likely. >> this has the danger of undermining faith in our democracy because a lot of people feel we are no >> reporter: but the founding fathers created the electoral college to give voices to smaller, less populated states and some feel that is still important. >> is the electoral college perfect? absolutely not. it's the best way we have found so far. >> reporter: there is a reason these calls for change come from democrats more often than republicans and that's because since 1992, every democratic

in 2000, al gore lost the election to george bush even though he had more popular votes. >> thank you so much christina. you can see donald trumps first sitdown interview after being elected pride here on wbz. he will be speaking with leslie stahl on 60 minutes on sunday night at 7:00. we have breaking news in dorchester. a ups truck has been carjacked. boston police are now on the en investigators are interviewing the ups driver right now and the company confirms its truck was stolen. police have not said yet if the driver has been caught. katie prices on the scene gathering details. we will get more information as soon as we learn more. and this developing story. a student attacked on her way to the school bus. police say a man knocked her to the ground and tried to single -- tried to strangle her. bill shields is on the scene.

of you will. whoever the suspect is, the suspect did tried to abduct the 14-year-old -- didn't try to abduct the 14-year-old, simply assaulted her by throwing her down and attempting to strangle her. residents of this quiet neighborhood on butter mill be couldn't believe it. a 14-year-old girl walking to her bus stop was attacked. >> at one point he grabbed her neck and that's when the incident. when he knocked her to the ground and grabbed her by the neck, he fled once the witness intercepted. >> reporter: on puritan road. the girl wasn't physically hurt it obviously, shaken after being thrown down and strangled . >> i feel very bad because this neighborhood never has problems. you know today, it's sad but you just never never know.

off. >> we don't know what the suspect was intending and there was no indication they were pulling her away from the scene. she was thrown down to the ground and at that point it was interrupted. >> reporter: and police are adamant that they don't believe anyone else in that neighborhood is in danger at this point. we spoke with someone moments ago at the police station and they seem to have, and i emphasize seem to have a suspect in mind but still no arrests. >> hopefully there will be one soon. a violent carjacking and chase. two suspects stabbed two people in connecticut, took their car and headed to massachusetts. officers in worchester cornered the suspects and captured them but it was not easy. chantee lans is live in holden at the state police barracks.>> reporter: two suspects are being held by state police. they are both accused of two carjackings in one day.

>> be advised, putnam pd carjacking. >> reporter: a police chase in connecticut crosses the massachusetts find out -- down highway 309 ending in this culdesac. >> this is a very quiet neighborhood. >> i just saw cruiser after crews are ripping down this dead-end street. >> reporter: the chase ended in the's driveway. upstairs. >> reporter: she was home with her two-year-old daughter. >> she was pretty scared. she felt like something was wrong and she started like -- but i tried to calm her and say it's going to be okay. >> reporter: the driver identified as christopher harding of connecticut was arrested. police say he and a female passenger are suspects in two carjackings thursday. the first happened in putnam, connecticut. the pair then contacted --

worchester. >> this is really sad and i hope everybody is okay. i really hope everyone is okay. >> reporter: no word tonight on the victim's condition. meanwhile, the driver will be arraigned in court on monday. live from the police barracks, chantee lans wbz news. if you took the commuter rail this morning, be sure to check the schedule. at 8:30 pm, service will be suspended along the entire line and it's not go morning. there is also no busing provided as an alternative. crews are replacing the lagrange bridge. commuters will need a different way to get back and forth from work tomorrow. if you are interested in the parallel bus routes, that information is on our website, www.cbsboston.com. protesters chaining themselves to a van. >> why they are demonstrating

miles away. a gun, a nice, duct tape and more. a man carrying all these things was pretending to work for the fbi. and a very special set of twins, both born first. >> sounds like a riddle. we have wind in the forecast and take a look at the weekend. if you look at their faces, that's not fine. >> elect may have put on a good show but below the surface, what were they really thinking? the body language expert on what they weren't saying. >> close captioning is brought to you by the boston ski and snowboard expo november 10 ski and snowboard expo november 10- 13 at the world trade center. find the best deals on

demonstrators protesting a pipeline chained itself to a local bank. >> liam martin joins us to show us why they were here. >> those protesters locked themselves to the main entrance to the td bank in boston. td bank is one of the mainlanders of the controversial dakota access oil pipeline. it has prompted those massive protests we've seen in north dakota where the standing rock sioux tribe his worried that the pipeline if it leaks, could

water. you can to the protesters here in boston used bike locks and pvc pipes to lock themselves to one another and then to the door of that bank. they were urging people who were passing by to close their accounts with td bank. >> we're trying to bring attention to what is happening in north dakota. we're trying to bring it to td bank's attention but also your attention, the media's attention, and the people passing by. we are passing out flyers. this is a critical issue and it's not getting the attention it deserves. bo removed protesters one by one and arrested them on charges of disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. tonight, search crews believe they have found the boat that belongs to three missing fisherman on the cape. there is still no sign of the men. dive teams were in the water again today in cape cod bay. they closed in on the boats location yesterday using sonar but haven't been able to reach the boat. friends say the three men, are all experienced fishermen. >> it is a big area to search.

we were last seen -- they were last seen up on the east side of cape cod. >> the three men were last seen launching their boat at the sandwhich marina. a hazmat situation forced the evacuation of the brookline animal hospital. workers said they started feeling dizzy and that's when the fire department cleared the building. everyone including the animals morning. kids had on pretty heavy coats, hats and then by noon time, it all came off. >> it's gorgeous out there. >> there is one nice sunset out there. a few pictures in. we have a couple throughout the newscast. this one from our friends in the southwest. peter sent this one in over the connecticut river. a nice glow outside. a nice club mix outside but a little fuzziness around the moon. a little halo as clouds filter in. temperatures are falling back

our low temps will be stabilizing and even rising as we head toward tomorrow morning. a couple things we're watching with milder are pushing up around the eastern great lakes. that's ahead of our cold front that arrives tomorrow. that colder air is still around hudson bay so it doesn't start to pouring until lunch time. you can see that front, not a lot of rainfall and it's not going to create in the rain for us. we might feel a single or two tomorrow. otherwise you see high clouds may produce legions around the man. breezy". 38 to 44 in the suburbs and 45 for a low in boston. the wind increases out of the southwest at 10 to 20 meet me bendik couple gusts over 20 meet me. tomorrow morning, as we start in the 40s, it will be breezy and we have a window to warm up. for any of the veterans day parades tomorrow morning, that will be the best part of the day.

even 60 degrees in southeastern mass but the cold air is making inroads into worchester county, southwestern new hampshire and then colder air starts to filter in as we head through the afternoon. by friday night, 7:00 some towns are already in the 30s and then we are all in the 30s as we approach 11:00. the other story, the wind change. it's breezy tomorrow morning out of the west and then as the day goes on, that wind is going to and we will see gusts of 30 to 40 miles per hour. blustery and a lot colder tomorrow afternoon and evening compared to the evening hours -- morning hours. the morning is the winning part of the day. the windiest part of the day, midday through evening and cold and windy toward tomorrow night. as for the weekend, it doesn't stick around for too long. we have a pretty chilly saturday, not unusual this time of year. bright skies and temps in the 40s. and then i cold air is already

the wind changes to the west. we are back in the 50s and been we are looking at a lot of sunshine for the second half of the weekend. saturday is brisk and chile. not a bad day just cold. toward sunday, after a cold start we start rebounding into the 50s. perfect day to be outdoors and perfect for football. heading for the evening, kickoff sunday night football at 8:30 pm. we will be in the 40s. here is the other part about sunday nights game. we have a nearly full moon rising around sunset. if you are out tailgating, it will be very bright and ea a huge moon. the closest supermom, the closest point in its orbit, since january 1948 which means it's going to look right around bigger especially when it's on the horizon. this also brings our highest tides of the year and those will be taking place tuesday into wednesday. they lag just a little bit. for rainfall, none in the forecast until tuesday and that will bring our next chance of much-needed rain. until then, very dry.

saturday is a chilly one. sunday is beautiful and pretty mild at 62 degrees for monday. tuesday, important to note with those king tides, even if we get a weak storm we could see flooding issues at the coastline because of high water levels. that's something to keep an eye on. carrboro police are investigating the death of an infant but we are told officers got a call just before noon marlborough where they found the child unresponsive. they found two adults as well, a 19-year-old woman and 23-year- old man also unresponsive. they were taken to the hospital where they are still being treated. obviously a story we will be watching. also breaking news, the second victim of a violent home invasion has now died. joanna fisher died this morning at umass memorial medical. it is not clear what caused her death yet but her husband, thomas hardy was killed during

people were charged in the invasion and subsequent stealing of their car which was later found in virginia with a suspects. the countdown is on. we are a week away from me holiday spectacular. you can see the 85 foot norway spruce. over the next nine days, the tree and the marketplace are going to be decorated with more than 350,000 lights, fans forming the area into a holiday destination. blue man group, boston baet guests will be joining us when we flip the switch on that big beautiful christmas tree. that will be right here on wbz 8:00 saturday night november 19. >> that has quickly become one of my favorite nights of the year. >> it's so fun and inclusive. gronk is changing things up. >> we are used to seeing the patriots tight end on the field but tonight, he is taking

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we already house parking -- parking spots for employee of the month, and pregnant moms as well but now for military that's as well. >> those spots are marked with signs and yellow ribbons. they make their debut in time for veterans day but veterans can enjoy the premium parking all year long.>> my only question is like who is policing it? usually nobody is policing that. i'm guessing the people will respect it.>> otherwise coal in one. twins recently born on cape cod will have quite a tale when people ask who is older. >> both of them are somehow older. follow us. samuel arrived at 1:39 am sunday morning, just before we turned our clocks back for daylight savings. his brother ronin made his debut a half-hour later but at that point we changed the clocks so he was born at 1:10 am.

earlier time, right? at a later time. i just read this story and i already messed it up. too confusing for my little brain i think. >> that's a good story though. >> it is. rob gronkowski a rockstar. >> literally. he is the new star of the ea sports madden game and he is channeling his inner bon jovi. >> ? >> does anybody have more fun then rob gronkowski? >> he has life. >> he does. >> look at that hair.>> he looks pretty good. why the way the oldest kid has

lisa and i will be back at 6:00. >> i'm glad you got it. the united states of america, a little less united. the one state that wants to take a vote on leaving. plus a cheaper version of a life-saving drug. the epipen alternative may not be the beale patients really need. a disturbing discovery in the back of a man claiming to be an fbi agent.

tonight, a ups truck carjacked. boston police are now at the scene. >> katie brace is live there. we know you just spoke with the driver.>> reporter: that's right. first of all, this is where the ups truck was found not too long day for this driver. this is video we shot earlier. the ups company confirms that two people who said they were armed force the day -- forced the driver out of his truck and about half an hour later somebody reported that that truck was found here on langford street and roxbury. detectives dusted the steering wheel for prints, talked to the driver and went to the back of the truck. now back here, before leaving

he got back into his truck to drive it away and he was not injured in this either. five and roxbury, katie brace, wbz news. and also police are investigating the death of an infant. officers got a call around noon to go to that home and found that child unresponsive. >> and also unresponsive in 19- year-old woman and 23-year-old man. they were taken to the hospital where they are being treated. at 5:30 claimed he was with the fbi and tried to enter a home in arlington. what officers found on him maybe even more alarming. homeowners knew something is wrong. >> the homeowners were smart and didn't like the man in. beth germano is live. >> reporter: the con here was posing as a law enforcement officer in this arlington neighborhood and police are