[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this is painful g. hillary clinton conceding to donald trump in the race for president. you'll hear more from clin as long as reaction from the president and the republicans. [chanting] showdown in the granite state. ayotte not conceding, why this wild race may not be over yet. >> we understand seattle. >> belichick's message for anyone who asked him about donald trump. >> wcvb starts right now.

it will be for a long time, but i want you to remember this, our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love. >> hillary clinton delivering her concession speech today hours after her shocking defeat to donald trump in the race for president. new at 4:00, the fallout and what's next for the new president-elect. thanks for joining us. >> trump's win predicted a comfortable win for hillary clinton. she delivered her concession speech late this morning in new york city urging her supporters to remain hopeful. here's more on clinton's speech an reaction from president

. >> there is a lot to package up, back here in massachusetts. voters decided on an official and critical ballot questions yesterday. >> one of the more contentious ones was the approval of recreational marijuana. here's how it works. anyone 21 and older allowed to possess, use and transfer marijuana. products containing marijuana concentrates like edibles. adults are allowed to possess up to 10 ounces of pot secured with plants in your own home. not just massachusetts, by the way. california, never voters also passing it last night. maine is in yellow, but by a very slim margin. >> that's one question. voters rejected the expansion of charter schools by a wide

52% of voters civil rice groups who worked to defeat the charter say they take too much money away from traditional schools. it says that while question two was not successful he's proud of the investment his administration made in public schools and new proposals to make college more affordable. question three, voters say yes and they say yes by a wide margin. 78 to 22. it deals animals on the question, bans any that prevents pigs and cavs from not turning around freely. voters defeat question one, the expansion of slot machines, more than 60% voted against, the first ballot question. he raised some eyebrows when he

they talked about those comments and the meeting didn't go as planned. >> it's pretty rare that belichick talks about anything other than football but today he is talking about the note he wrote to donald trump a few days ago. belichick says they have been friends for a listening time. he says his friendship transcends politics and religion. my comments are not politically motivated. the friendship and loyalty of a couple of weeks ago, we had secretary of state kerry in our locker room, he's another friend of mine. i can't imagine two people with more different political views than those two. >> afterwards he rushed to typical belichick form. now it's on to seattle. >> seattle. >> seattle. >> tom brady also trying to move on to seattle but there is still a lot of tuck about this pick

he said previously said trump would be a great president but today, brady is stopping short of an endorsement. >> i talked to my wife. she said i can't talk about politics anymore. i think that's a good decision made for our family. he's been to a lot of game over the years, been in our locker room a lot. you develop relationships with lots of different people and i've certainly come into contact with a lot of different people over the years. >> when asked if he stayed up late launching the returns, brady said he was in bed last night getting ready and w the focus shifts back to football here in foxborough. >> the pats take on the seattle seahawks sunday night. >> wcvb, newscenter 5. >> brady is a smart man. he listens to his wife. horrifying allegations against a massachusetts police officer. >> still ahead on newscenter 5 at 4:00, what this man is accused of doing to a person who was already in police custody. >> threatening skies throughout and a couple of raindrops scattered about here or there. i'll let you know if that will

temperature changes in the days ahead as well. >> as you heard live in concord, new hampshire, secretary of state has indeed conceded to maggie hassan. she's the united states senator. a razor then race.

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>> you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:00. >> this has been fascinating. when word started to spread of donald trump's election chances, the dow plunged, but now has scored. a trump win could predict future instability in the markets. >> this is the scene outside of trump tower in manhattan. there were trump demonstrators celebrating. people also against donald trump out there as well waving signs, cheering and jeering for the president-elect. >> here in boston, protestors gathering outside of the statehouse protesting against trump's win. they chanted make love, not hate. protests have also broken out elsewhere around the country. we'll show those at 4:30. >> a salem police officer facing charges, accused of raping

this shocking case. >> brian butler told the police captain he "gave into temptation when he" allegedly raped a male inmate at the police station. documents indicate the 24-year veteran of the department asked investigators if the complainant was alleging rape because he believed it was "consensual." butler's wife is salem chief mary butler. >> they have to >> the alleged rape happened on the morning of halloween. the accuser was in protective custody after getting drunk and flooding a hotel room and in a cell naked because his clothes were wet. after providing the alleged victim with a blanket to butler, he fondled the accuser's genitals and took the men to the broom closet to perform a sex act. >> he comes outside of the closet to investigate the loud noise, then goes back in to the

heard to say -- let's finish you off. >> an affidavit indicates the 28-year-old alleged victim allowed butler to touch him out of fear. portions of their interactions were captured on both video and audio. >> chief butler is now taking time away from the department to deal with this private matter. >> the alleged actions of one person shouldn't reflect badly on the department and the officers working diligently every day to do their job. >> he was able to post a $10,000 cash bail. the been put on paid administrative leave. >> i'm looking at a map. what do i see? i see rain on the map there. >> they really for the most part very, very light rain and sprinkles. just a little missed. not a whole lot but enough to make it damp in a few spots. that's the way it will go for the next couple of hours. >> no big rainstorms out of this. when you take a look you can see certainly many more areas not getting any very light rain than

few areas in southern worcester county and just south of the pike, also, a couple of spots of rain in newberry port. early this morning there were some incredible sunrises. just gorgeous looking sky. the clouds before they thickened up. now they can actually start to bright an little bit, but we're getting close to sunset. not a whole lot seen. >> 59 degrees the temperature in boston the wind is light but it's now come around to the north-northwest. suggesting chillier air somewhat will be moving through during the considers of the night. if you look north and west you see it's starting to chill down somewhat in orange. albany, it will be chillier overnight. the skies will eventually clear and see the temperatures by early tomorrow morning, upper 30s in boston. but there will be spots averaging close to the freezing mark north and west, even south

even a few spots, real cold spots in the upper 20s. tomorrow will be a brighter day than today. high thin clouds and after that chilly start the temperatures will moderate to like 50 to 55. a little bit of rain is going out. most everything went through this low pressure area, that exits. now, as we go through thursday, as i mentioned, there will be a good deal of sun and patchy clouds. this is what we have to keep an eye on. that's a front that means business, it means the air is pr through the region during day on friday ushering in windy and colder air for late friday night, friday night and on into the day on saturday. there could still be a spot shower or sprinkles through the evening. the skies clear. this is a closer look. there will be a few high, thin clouds, but a good deal of sunshine. typical fall day. now getting to be a late fall day. friday, there will be a period of cloudiness as the front comes

it, just the slightest chance but once the front comes through the winds start to kick up. later the temperatures will be dropping as cold air settles in. saturday looks like a sunny day with a cold start and a slightly milder afternoon but it looks like the cold air will stick around long. it looks like we get a chance to start moderating as early as sunday, as well as the early portion of next week. i just want to mention with friday being veteran's day we have indicated this to be a that's just because of the wind, which will be rather gusty. the temperatures will move up a little bit tomorrow and colder on friday. those temperatures on friday will actually be achieved in, let's say, late morning to around noon time hour and then they will start falling later in the day. below freezing early saturday into the low to mid 40s saturday afternoon and up about 10 degrees for sunday afternoon. so that's how things are looking right now. >> as you know donald trump did

massachusetts, but some communities turned out in force to support him. >> still ahead on news at 4:00, we're going to take a closer

>> several local towns voted overwhmgly for donald trump and many residents say they knew trump could win. >> trump receiving at least 54% of the vote in towns like

couple. election talk is the talk of all of those towns which have rural blue collar workers clinging to trump's promise of change. >> i think he'll do what he said. he's going to pay attention to everyone in america, not just the elite. >> trump received nearly 60% of the vote in the towns of east brookfield, douglas and russell. more on the trump impact in massachusetts, that's coming up at 5:00. >> and donald trump's former republican foes are now to his presidential victory. >> still ahead on news at 4:00, what mitt romney had to say

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announcer: wcvb newscenter 5 at 4:30 starts right now. president obama: we are not democrats first. we are not republicans first. we are americans. ed: a call for unity from president obama. speaking at the white house today, the president called for a peaceful transfer of power. acknowledging that while he and president-elect donald trump have had big differences, they both want what's best for the country. we're also heard from hillary clinton who conceded today, the