randy: breaking overnight, election stunner, donald trump pulling off a major upset. >> the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. emily: the question, what happens now? from the impact on congress. >> can you imagine yourself trump? emily: to the fallout for wall street and massachusetts, team coverage right now on the eye. >> i graduated her and her family on a hard fought campaign

hillary clinton has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time. and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. >> breaking overnight, donald trump is the next president of the united states. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. the republican clinched the state that he needed. he won the electoral college. it was a close, popular breaking headline this morning. the senate race is less clear. it is too close to call between senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan. >> and a hotly contested ballot question is approved in the commonwealth. massachusetts is going to legalize recreational marijuana use, the eyeopener bringing you all of the election results as they come in this morning, first

cold as it was yesterday morning. in fact, we're 50 in worcester. 49 in boston. and some 30s on the cape where the clouds are slowly moving in, and there is a front off to the west, and this is going to bring in showers, and as it moves through today, and they are few and far between off to the west. so dry for that morning commute, notice the showers off to the west. and as we get towards mid-day, a lot of these fall apart but can't rule out a spot shower at lunchtime, and better chance of a few showers for the ride home. coming up this evening, now the temperatures start out so 60 degrees this afternoon. lunch hour temperatures are in the upper 50s, and topping out pretty close to 60 degrees in most areas today but that all changes as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend. big drop in the temperatures on the way. more on that just ahead. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> it's being called one of the biggest presidential upsets in

the next president-elect of the united states. the stunning victory came after he grabbed states like florida and pennsylvania and ohio and wisconsin. the president-elect is addressing the nation in the early morning hours. >> we have extensive coverage beginning with j.c. monahan. j.c. is at trump tower. j.c.? >> it really was. the room where trump was holding his election partyt started out very quiet and subdued, by the end of the night there is jubilation, jumping up and down, trump returning to his home behind me at trump tower on 5th avenue between 57th and 56th street here

in many ways historic but also ended in a way that few pollsters really had predicted so let's take a look donald trump swept the battleground states, and carried the states not won by the republicans since the 1980s. his election is having a ripple effect on financial markets, as investors worry about the future. but speaking overnight he tried to strike a conciliatory tone towards hillary clinton, including >> i graduated her and her family on a very, very hard fought campaign. i mean she fought very hard. hillary clinton has worked long and very hard over a long period of time, and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country.

reach out to trump overnight. we also heard from abc news that president barack obama has reached out to trump, and according to the campaign spokesperson for trump, they expect to meet soon. live in new york city, j.c. monahan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> this morning we have not heard from hillary clinton. >> the eyeopener's ben simmoneau has been covering the clinton camp and he is also live in new york city. good morning >> good morning emily and randy, that's what happened to the crowd, gathered at hillary clinton's campaign evening watch party, a lot of tears in that room tonight, a lot of people just shaking their heads, they could not believe this was happening. a lot of people were confident that she was going to win because that's what most of the polls seem to indicate. we have not heard from her as you mentioned. we do know that she did call donald trump to compete right around the 3:00 a.m. hour, and

chairman to the center, and he tried to put a good face on it for the crowd. >> i want every person across the country who supported hillary clinton to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her and to tim and to all of us. we are so proud of you! we are so proud of her. she's done an she is not done yet. >> not long after john podesta addressed the crowd, that's when we understand hillary clinton called to concede. she chose that venue, a big indoor space but because it has a glass ceiling. she talked a lot about trying to break that glass ceiling, become the first female elected president of the united states, and we now know that did not happen. we are expecting to hear from her sometime today. we don't know when.

her last tweet last night, "whatever happens thank you for everything joe. we will be here to bring you coverage. newscenter 5. >> ben, thank you. at local watch parties it was a roller-coaster of emotions. especially at wellesley college where thousands turned out to watch the returns come in. wellesley is clinton's alma mater. sera congi is in boston with the reaction to this presidential race. sera? sera: we are here at the state house waiting for reaction from governor baker. he said he does not support donald trump. he left his presidential question on the ballot blank. meanwhile at wellesley college those emotions running high, especially as the election results were coming in.

i am just kind of really angry. >> the thousands of students and alumni who came to the watch party thought that they would be marking the election of the first female president. again we are awaiting for word from governor baker and other members of the massachusetts -- and members of the massachusetts congressional delegation. their reaction to the election of donald trump. live at the state house, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: new hampshire's u.s. senate race still too close to watched race, where it stands right now, antoinette? antoinette: all along this has been a tight race between kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan. that continues through this morning with the votes still being counted. let's take a look at the latest results this morning. the candidates are pretty much tied, just about 1500 votes separating them. both candidates are coming out last night to thank their

too close to call. >> we all knew that this would be close. while we're feeling good right now this race is still too close to call. >> senator ayotte also came out last night to thank her supporters. she talked to newscenter 5's david benick who questioned her if she can w >> of course, i can work with anyone, we are going to get things done. >> both candidates seemed very optimistic and upbeat hoping that they have good news for their supporters but again this race is too close to call. we'll keep you posted on air, online and with our mobile app. live in concord, new hampshire this morning month, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you, now to the balance of power in congress. republicans now with control of

the breakdown of the changes on capitol hill. erika: an overnight victory, giving republicans control of the senate. this is a breakdown of how it will look next year with a gop majority. republicans have a 51-47 edge, two races including as you just heard new hampshire remain outstanding and louisiana. that seat will head to a run-off election next month. focusing on the house, republicans still have control there, and winning enough seats to extend their sixth year streak of controlling that chamber. 230 seats, and the democrats 190, and also of note house speaker paul ryan winning his re-election campaign. >> let's get a check of the traffic before we get back to our election results. olessa, how does it look? >> not too bad. so it's a built busy here along the bridge and the lever connector, the southbound side, you can see the delays in place, let's get to the maps and check the rest of your ride. still watching a crash on 128, in the final stages over by

the expressway, 20 minutes, braintree into boston, and the pike, is quiet this morning, 15 minutes, 4935 to 128, and 93 south, some volume in place out of methuen, down through wilmington and stop and go at spot pond and more delays approaching the lever connector, trains and buses doing ok. >> thank you. and 6:11. massachusetts is legalizing recreational marijuana use. >> the rules are going into place after question four passes here. and the charter schools in the commonwealth will stay in place, why the public school students. erika. erika: the breaking news overnight, donald trump is our president-elect, he wins in pennsylvania and florida helped to push him over the top in the electoral college. we'll take a look at the potential financial impact of this election on your wallet. that's coming up next. cindy: we're waking up with clouds but rain is going to be moving in today. the strong winds and colder temperatures ahead, the full

emily: breaking overnight, donald trump is the next president of the united states. the republican now the first person to win the post without having held public office or having served in the military. cindy, off to a pretty mild start this morning. >> yeah, not bad, and notice as we approach the sunrise here, a bit of pink on the horizon, and

showers coming in, so a good idea to have the umbrella with you. and with the bolt of weather, comes during the afternoon and into the early evening hours so dry out there this morning, and rainfall amounts are not going to be all that impressive at all, most areas walk away with under a tenth of an inch of rain, and a better chance of seeing a tenth of an inch in southeastern massachusetts. the storm itself, just starting to get going, and you can see this, this is a wave of low pressure developing along a frontal boundary, and this is going to focus a lot of the moisture near th going to track just along and south of southern new england, so we're not going to see too much wet weather north and west of boston, a lot of these showers off to the west are going to fall apart but we have the clouds overhead, and that is a bit of a blanket so it's not nearly as cold this morning as you are heading out as yesterday morning at this time. not seeing the 20s on the map right now, and 49 in boston, lower 40s on the north shore, and mid and upper 30s on cape cod. temperatures will keep climbing

cloudy skies, can't rule out a spot shower but look at that, we'll top out at 50 degrees before the sunsets. so the highs, lower 60s here in southeastern massachusetts, otherwise mid and upper 50s, going for 59 in boston today, and so through the morning commute, dry weather is expected, and by lunchtime, the showers that approach fall apart but a couple of showers around mid-day, and into the afternoon, that evening commute, will focus the weather, especially from boston on south, and a the cape by 8:00 this evening, and exits pretty quickly, clearing skies behind it, and we'll bring in colder weather for tomorrow morning out the door, a lot of 30s, come upper 20s in the coldest suburbs, but the high pressure noses in, so it's back to sunshine tomorrow, what we are watching for friday, veteran's day, is this front, and this is antarctic front, going to bring in colder weather for the weekend but as that drops through, clouds increase during the afternoon, and look at the winds picking up here on veteran's day, so it's an impact

winds, and any outdoors plans will be impacted, and on saturday, despite the sunshine, it is chilly, wind chills in the morning in the 20s, and no higher than the 30s in the afternoon, so a cold start to the weekend, we do moderate, milder back in the 50s on sunday. get you back out to the roads right now, olessa, how are we doing? >> still quiet, not seeing any accidents, delays, of course, are in place, there is a live look, expressway by the gas tank, the northbound side heading to the top of the screen, now to the maps and see the rest of the trip as you make your way and your ride on the expressway, 20, preview into boston. along the pike, still only 15 minutes, 495 to 128. and we're watching one crash on route 2 by walfam street. 93 south stop and go out of methuen. trains and buses on schedule. >> the election results having a significant impact on financial markets around the world. randy: and we're joined by the financial expert barry

boy, the markets plummeted after the results were coming in. what do you make of that? >> i've been watching them all night, and the japanese index was down 5%, our dow futures are down 8% at 2:00 in the morning, but they backed up, and now they are down 300 points, and i think that came as a result of the conciliatory speech that donald trump made. i was impressed by that, and that seems to be having a calming effect on the markets to a degree, anyway. >> so we are seeing the and what about the average investor? what does that person take away from the volatility? >> i think that you should anticipate that when you look at things like your frowk or your broke your irss they could go down, heck, they could go down 2% or 3% today or more than that. it's hard to tell, investors had clearly anticipated that hillary clinton was going to win this election, and as a result that's why you are having a lot of foreign markets sell off.

united states. i know personally the money that we manage, we're not making any major portfolio changes when we get into the office this morning. >> we'll see what happens after wall street opens. barry armstrong, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thankmassachusetts voters cog out in favor of recreational use of marijuana in the bay state. randy: it was approved by 54%, and the eye's doug meehan is in boston right now with what this doug? doug: the approval of question 4 means that massachusetts is the only east coast state to approve the use of recreational marijuana, and here's what it means. anybody 21 and over is allowed to possess use and transfer marijuana. and as well as products containing marijuana concentrate like edibles. there is a one ounce limit on purchases and possession, and adults are allowed to possess up to 10-ounces of pot, secured,

pot plants in your home. overnight supporters of the referendum celebrating the win. >> we are on a new path to a superior system. and the folks in massachusetts should be very proud. >> governor baker releasing a statement last night saying that his administration will work closely with lawmakers, educators and public safety and public health professionals to ensure this transitio a communities and families. the last day of prohibition on adult marijuana use is december 14. we're live in boston, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> all right, thank you. and bay state voters rejected the expansion of charter schools by a wide margin. more than 62% of voters opposed the question two, while nearly 38% supported the measure. the teachers' union and the civil rights' groups, they say that they take up too much money and taking it away from the

applauding the outcome. >> i support charter schools, i don't think that they are a substitute, i think that they are a supplement to district schools, but we need to be doing everything that we can to make sure that massachusetts has the best schools in the country. >> governor charlie baker, a prominent supporter of the expansion, said that while question 2 was not successful, he is proud. he claims that the investment by his administration and new proposals to make college more affordable. emily: voters saying yes on this one, 78-22%. this one deals with confining farm animals, and a yes on the question, bans any practice that prevents pigs, calves, and hens from lying down, standing up or turning around freely. the bay state voters defeat question one, that was the expansion of slot machines, more

second slot parlor. it was worded in a very specific way, and an area at suffolk downs in revere was the only location that fit that description. and this morning we're getting a look at voter turnout here in massachusetts. >> the milestone voters it may have hit. >> and breaking news at 6:30, a deadly night in boston, the information just in on a shooting in mattapan. also a salem police officer heading to court today. what he's accused of doing inside of the policeta

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. randy: this video overnight, just in, a student protesting after the election of donald trump. there were protest this is several states during the overnight hours >> i am have joseph's elementary school, and we learned about the weather. >> good morning eyeopener. >> and good morning right back

in needham at st. joseph, learning a lot about weather, had a fantastic visit as always, so nice to say hello to you this morning. and on today's menu we have got some showers working in from the west, and these are going to move through as we get into the afternoon, so we're starting out, not as cold on either sides of 50 degrees around the boston area, and notice how the, at the miramax valley, you are cooler but up near 60 by lunchtime, and with the showers coming in later on in the day, and any showers are gone by tomorrow, the sun is lower 50s, gusty winds moving in on veteran's day. emily. cindy: thanks, we're wait to get learn if voter turnout set a record. william galvin says we will hit a record if the number of voters passed 2 million on election day, combined with more than a million early votes that were cast. we should find out more about that later today, and we are following some breaking election results on the eye.

was vice president president-elect mike pence. >> i come to this moment, humbled and grateful for god for his amazing grace. >> we are going to share more scenes from the stunning upset in the overnight hours, and

donald trump wins the white house. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> the promises he made just this morning. >> and the reaction from the clinton camp on this stunning loss. >> we have team coverage of all the angles on this historic election on the eye. and here's a look at those overnight results, an extremely close margin in the popular vote, donald trump ahead w fewer than a million votes -- votes, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. trump stunned pollsters by winning key states and making him the president-elect this morning. >> we are tracking all the results. first we want to check in with cindy who has a look at the forecast, and maybe take an up umbrella. >> good idea, but we're off to a gorgeous start. we want to share a picture, just got in of the sunrise, and jerry sent this via twitter, and you can see a lot of clouds but color out there this morning, it is a dry start but going to be a

starting out in the upper 30s down around plymouth. you can see boston, and worcester close to 50 with lower 40s on the north shore so good idea to have a jacket at the bus stop. it is cool but dry, a few showers as the kids are off the bus, and right now the showers are out across new york state and pennsylvania and coming in with a cold front, and it's this wave of low pressure that's going to focus that wet weather into southeastern massachusetts this afternoon so we're dry in the morning commute and by lunchtime, a spot shower, the best chance comes can see the showers a bit more widespread, but they are light, and this will be exiting as we head towards the evening, the temperatures come up into the 50s, despite the clouds by lunchtime, and we're talking about highs today, running on either side of 60, just a bit cooler out through the worcester hills, much colder weather on the way to start the weekend. details on that are just ahead. >> while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now

>> donald trump, just before 3:00 this morning making that promise as he becomes the president-elect of the united states. it was a razor thin race for the popular vote. >> but in the end it was a near sweep of the battleground states that put trump over the top. our coverage begins with j.c. monahan live in new york city at trump tower. j.c.? >> good morning, emily and randy. a bus behind me, so you cannot where our president-elect resides in his home for now. tough to imagine that he or his family are getting much sleep tonight after a wild night, a tough campaign, and an election season that at times had some nasty rhetoric, and some tough barbs and a big divide in this country, as shown by the numbers coming in overnight. but overnight donald trump promised to be a president for

>> we have a great economic plan. we will double our growth and have the strongest economy anywhere in the world. at the same time we will get along with all of the nations, willing to get along with us. >> so some of that, how did the pollsters get it so wrong? analysts say that white voters came out in bigger numbers than expected. non-white voters in smaller numbers, and of course as theysa election day. ahead in news to go, what a trump administration could look like. back to you. >> thank you, we are expecting to hear from hillary clinton. >> and ben simmoneau is also in new york where the candidate herself stayed behind closed doors overnight, ben? >> yeah, that's right, emily and randy. hillary clinton saying cloistered with her aides, family, husband, former president bill clinton inside her hotel just about a block

night, quiet on twitter, as well, and she did send her campaign chairman done podesto over to the center to send her supporters, her sad supporters home. >> we are so proud of you. and we are so proud of her. she's done an amazing job, and she is not d >> so that was just before the race was called. and just before hillary clinton called donald trump to offer her a concession, that came right before at 3:00 a.m. this center was chosen because of the glass ceiling. she talked about trying to break that glass, proverbial glass ceiling becoming the first woman elected president of the united states, and of course that did not happen yesterday. we have not heard yet where she is going to address the nation. we expect that to happen today.

manhattan, ben simmoneau, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. we're tracking all of the big races on the eyeopener this morning. randy: the votes are still being counted, and erika tracking the overnight developments. >> and first to then's senate race, it is still neck and neck at this hour. incumbent republican kelly ayotte thanking the supporters in person last night. democrat maggie hassan talking to supporters, reiterating the race is too close to call. and with new hampshire and louisiana, actually, still outstanding, republicans still senate. 51 seats to 47 for the democrats, and the gop also holds onto its control of the house. and in massachusetts, the voters have said yes to ballot question four, and legalizing the recreational use of marijuana. anyone 21 and over is allowed to possess, use, and transfer marijuana, the last day of the prohibition on adult marijuana use and possession is now december 14. randy. randy: on the election results, we have breaking news in the city of boston this morning.

we will get to that. olessa. olessa: you are watching the delays along the expressway, northbound side, 30-minute ride, braintree to boston, and a crash northbound, by bryant avenue and i will have more details on that coming up. >> we will call upon the best and brightest, to leverage their tremendous talent for the benefit of all. randy: donald trump taking a softer tone at his victory speech. in new york city overnight, and hillary clinton called him to

>> breaking overnight, donald trump speaking to supporters in new york after winning the presidential election, new information just coming in, russian prede restore relations with the united states after trump was elected. we'll take you back to new york in just a few minutes in news to go. for now olessa, how are the roads? >> a bit busy, watching the delays along the expressway, a check by the gas tank, the northbound side heading to the top of the screen, a 30-minute in-- -- a 30-minute ride, a couple of other problems, and i will have the details coming up. cindy, expecting rain later on?

beautiful sunrise with a lot of clouds around. you can see the showers off to the west. these come through in the afternoon, they will be short-lived enough, but good idea to have the umbrella. temperatures today, up near 60 degrees, and notice as we get into tomorrow, not going to be quite as warm. big wind coming up on veteran's day, an impact weather day, and colder for the weekend. >> ok, thank you. the election results having a significant impact on markets. >> we are joined by financial expert barry armstrong, thank you for being with begin with, and where do things stand now? >> we are down to 406 points heading into trading, the japanese market overnight, down about 5%, and so you are seeing the foreign markets sell off, especially the asian markets because they are concerned about a trade war. it was part of donald trump's platform was to, you know, to make better trade deals with

emily: so bottom line if you are an average investor there can be volatility when there is change. and what should the average investor be thinking this morning? >> you know, there is -- some will look at this as a buying opportunity. others will say that this is going to head into a long-term correction, and i think that ultimately this will be a positive thing. donald trump's economic policies in terms of the tax policies, and domestic policies are very growth oriented, tax rates are going to go down, corporate tax rates are going to go down, and the thing that scares the markets today is not expect this. the stock market amended to hillary clinton, a victory, and perhaps a senate that was controlled by the democrats, so this is a curve ball. secondly, you look at the markets, and they are waiting to see if donald trump backs off on some of his trade policy. if he becomes more conciliatory on trade, you are looking at what could be a 4% and 5% gdp

morning when wall street opens up for business. thank you. >> thank you. >> still ahead, tracking the impact of key ballot questions. >> and the changes on the way in the bay state and we're still waiting to hear of the results of that hotly contested new hampshire institution senate

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the united states, as the popular vote was very thin. hillary clinton with a slight lead there, but the electoral college put the gop nominee over the top. >> this is a huge story, and we have big eyeopener team coverage with crews covering all of the angles. there is a lot to get to. first, want to check in with cindy, a look at how the day is shaping up, and you might need your umbrella. >> you have got t later on today, a few showers come through but we have got the cloud cover t made for a beautiful sunrise, we want to share these pictures with you, don't have a ton of time so i think this one probably my favorite. look at the gorgeous colors here from the lake. you could see a gorgeous sunrise this morning, and that's thanks to the cloud cover that is out there. showers way off to the west, so it's going to be a while before they move in, and there is a wave of low pressure developing along this front, and that's going to consolidate a lot of this moisture to the south, but i think focus the best chance of seeing rainfall around or a tenth of an inch towards the south coast, the cape and the

that falls will not amount to much, it looks like less than a tenth of an inch. and the best chance comes in, during the afternoon and the first part of the evening, as well, so we're dry for now, and chilly out through orange. otherwise lots of lower 40s on the north shore and 50 in worcester. mid 30s on the cape. temperatures climb despite the clouds today, and into the upper 50s this afternoon. looking for a high just over 60 degrees in southeastern massachusetts. and through the morning commute, it is dry, just a spot shower mid-day, and during that 4:00, commute, that's when we have a chance of seeing showers, and all of this rain exits towards later on this evening, and skies clear out, and it's back to sunshine tomorrow, and lower 50s, and then windy for veteran's day on friday, and the winds bring in colder air to start the weekend. let's go back out to the roads with issues out there. >> we are watching delays along route 1 here in saugus, the southbound side heading to the top of the screen. let's go to the maps, we have got volume on the expressway,

to the braintree split and then 30 minutes from braintree into boston. eastbound on the pike your ride is a half-hour 495 to 128, and 93 south, volume out of methuen, is going to be stop and go, 495 to 128, 25 minutes, and from there to the lever connector, add another half-hour, we have got red line delays. they are minor, northbound, everything else running on schedule. >> all right, thank you. and breaking overnight, an election stunner as donald trump wins the white begin with j.c. monahan who is at trump tower with the president-elect. >> good morning randy and emily. i am standing on 5th avenue, in front of trump tower as you mentioned where the president-elect returned a few hours ago, many americans waking up this morning to the stunning news of a historic upset that caught even the most, you know, the most seasoned political

president-elect making a promise to his supporters. >> i look very much forward to being your president. and hopefully at the end of two or three years or four years or maybe even eight years, you will say so many of you worked so hard for us, but you will say that that was something that were really very proud to likely thinking about what his administration would look like. supporters "rudo y -- we'll have to see where he lands with all of this, and the rnc chairman, front and center overnight, so we will be following all of this closely in the days ahead. live in new york city, j.c.

>> and j.c. not far from trump tower, a block down 5th avenue, hillary clinton is waking up to a stunning reality this morning. she was feeling very confident about 24 hours ago, and but this morning, that office, she was hoping to grab, has now slipped through her fingers. she did send out her campaign chairman john poad -- podesto, to go home, he said they were waiting for more votes to be counted trying to put a positive spin on this, but then we found out a short time l had called donald trump to concede the race, and here are the big reasons. he swept through the battleground states here. florida. pennsylvania. wisconsin. ohio, north carolina, all going into donald trump's column. it is looking like she's making some big gains in the popular vote due to the big states out west, california and washington, among them. it's possible that she could win the national popular vote but that's not what matters here, she could still lose the

hillary clinton, she will address the nation we're told today when we have more information, of course, we will bring that to you, and we will stay in new york throughout the day on wcvb newscenter 5, i'm ben simmoneau, wcvb newscenter 5. >> and ben and j.c. will be in new york covering the campaigns throughout the day today, and their live reports continue tonight on newscenter 5 starting at 4:00 p.m. >> we are live from the state house this morning where governor baker just reld donald trump, and here it is. take a look. the people of massachusetts deserve a federal government that works collaboratively to solve our nation's problems, and it is my hope that president-elect donald trump works quickly to unite our country after a divisive election. those words coming from governor baker who as you know over the course of this campaign, said that he did not support donald trump, and yesterday said that

clinton's alma mater, a somber tone of disappointment as the election results rolled in. >> i don't think that any one of us in this room is going to lose any, any inkling of the pride that we feel, not just because of our famous alumma sister because of the people in this room. >> they are hoping to mark the, they were hoping to but breaking at this time, governor baker releasing a statement about the election, of donald trump, and saying that the people of massachusetts deserve a government that works collaboratively to solve the problems. live from the state house this morning, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> too close to call this morning. it is a virtual tie, and the race for senate here in new hampshire. let's go ahead and take a look at the latest numbers this

incumbent senator kelly ayotte. >> as you know seeing on the screen we are very upbeat about where this race is. >> while we're feeling good right now this race is still too close to call. >> both camps optimistic and hoping to deliver good news to their supporters this morning. but once again the votes are still being counted and this race is still too close to call. live in concord, new hampshire this morning, antoinette an >> a republican wave this morning in congress and overnight victory in pennsylvania, giving the gop control of the senate. the republicans have 51 seats to the democrats 47, that race there in new hampshire as antoinette reported, too close to call. louisiana will go to a run-off next month. and the gop maintains their hold on the house, extending their six-year streak and control, the republicans have 230, the democrats have 190.

his redirection campaign. out to you. >> the boston common behind me, the site of many pot rallies and now those supporters have reason to celebrate this morning. soon anybody 21 and over will be allowed to use pot legally. there is a one ounce limit on purchase and possession. adults can have ten ounce this is their home and you can also grow six plants in your home. >> once again we are in the forefront of a great movement in america. [applause] >> governor baker saying that he will work to ensure that this transition protects the interests of our communities and families. we're live in boston this morning, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> and we are following breaking news from mattapan.

shooting on savannah avenue. police responded to that scene about 10:45, and found that man suffering from a gunshot to his upper body, he was pronounced dead at the scene, the police have no leads on a suspect and they ask anyone with information to call them. >> it's 6:54, a salem massachusetts police officer is due in court today after he was arrested for a rape charge. officer butler, the husband of salem's police chief, mary butler, he was arrested yesterday in connection with an incident at the incident are unknown. he says, that she is taking time to deal with this personal matter, but is fully committed to her fellow officers. >> the bruins take on rival canadiens but can't pull out the win. they tied it up in the second period with this shot from colin miller. hits the backboard and gets knocked in by montreal's goalie. they tie it up again in the third period but the canadiens score with a minute left to go

>> traffic jammed up this morning. >> lots of delays this morning. here's a look, tobin bridge, bumper to bumper ride, south of town we're watching a crash on the expressway, by bryant street, and your ride, braintree to boston, 35 minutes, and along the pike, it's a 35-minute ride, 495 to 128, and 93 south, slow, 495 to 128, 25-minute ride from there to the lever connector, another half-hour, so far we're watching the delays, they are minor, northbound, everything else running on >> for now, we had a really nice sunrise this morning but now we're just left with this. a lot of cloud cover. it is going to be a cloudy day, temperatures not as cold as the last couple of mornings. 50 in worcester, and a lot of 30s showing up on the cape so jacket at the bus stop, is a good idea. a couple of showers around, and i don't expect any heavy rainfall. you can see the showers right now are off to the west. they are riding up along a frontal boundary, and it is this area of low pressure that's

spot shower through lunchtime, and as we get into the afternoon, showers become a bit more widespread with the sunset, and at 4:27, temperatures sneak up on either side of 60 today, so fairly mild, and here's a timeline on the rain, and you can see towards lunchtime, a lot of it falls apart but a couple of spot showers around, a bit more widespread here by 5:00 so there will likely be some wet weather around and it all shifts towards the cape by 8:00 with clearing skies overnight. and the temperatures o in the 30s out the door, and the high pressure noses in tomorrow, so it's back to sunshine, and watching this front to the north this is going to drop on friday, and with cloud cover but a whole lot of wind, and it is an impact weather day because look how strong the winds get gusting over 30 miles per hour, of course, veteran's day on friday, and so any outdoor activities will be impacted and they are bringing in the cold, low 40s despite the sunshine on saturday, and wirls probably don't get out of the 30s all day long.

>> ok. a lot more to come today and there is some races that are undecided at this hour, and stay on top of the election fallout all day long on the mobile app. >> erika and cindy and i will see you at noon and all of us back tomorrow starting at 4:30 a.m.

good morning, america. the most stunning upset in american history. donald j. trump elected the 45th president of the united states. >> i will be president for all americans and i promise you that i will not let you down. we will do a great job. >> the political outsider billionaire businessman, reality tv star completes a slashing and populous campaign by promising to heal and unite america. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> trump winning in an unprecedented victory over hillary clinton. her campaign defiant till the end. >> we can wait a little longer, can't we? and she is not done yet. >> but hillary clinton conceding early this morning in a phone call to donald trump. her supporters emotional. the world reacting overnight.