>> hillary clinton publicly conceding sending a shared message with president barack obama. it's time to come together, they say and move forward. >> good evening, maria and ed. in the midst of a busy midtown manhattan rush-hour we're at 57th and eighth, just a block off broadway but rarely has new york city seen a drama quite like the one that's unfolded here in the last 24 hours. >> for hillary clinton this was a painful defeat. she gave an emotional confession speech earlier today even as she call for unity and healing. >> she stayed with her aides, her family all night, in the peninsula hotel and moved a couple of blocks over where she expressed her thanks for all those who supported her candidacy. she did not hide her disappointment. the first thing she said was i'm sorry, but she also stressed the

mrs. clinton: i still believe in america and i always will. if you do, thene we must accept this result and then look to the future. this is painful. and it will be for a listening 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. >> now despite the directly to the nation's young people, all the little girls watching, telling them to remain hopeful and get involved. there will always be another election. >> president elect donald trump spent most of the day inside trump tower but early this morning a moment that i think few people predicted, even himself. >> i would have to agree. >> it donald trump took until 3 dobld trump to secure the electoral college victory, and

with music as they made their way from the balcony down to the platform. mr. trump and his family, as you can see, at the midtown hilton thrilled with the victory. the president-elect also dialed back against his opponent. >> i congratulated her and her family on a very hard fought campaign. she fought very hard. hillary has worked very time, and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. >> president obama also congratulated mr. trump speaking at the white house just this afternoon. the two will meet tomorrow to begin. the important transition process. >> chris christie was one of the

politicians tonight dors him the it's been kind of a crazy day in new york city. >> we'll be back at 6:00. >> protestors were back at it. some 50 young people gathering at the statehouse on the steps to show their opposition to trump's victory. many said despite election results trump will never be their president. hillary clinton did win the state of massachusetts, but the president-elect does have supporters here in the bay state. overall, donald trump got the for of more than a million voters search of the town that turned toward trump. >> it's going to make a difference in this world, this country. i truly believe it. >> middleborough, garnered a whopping 54% of the vote for president-elect donald trump. >> they are either farmers or they are maybe a generation or two removed from farmers. they are landowners. they gun owners. and they choose to live a

conserve. >> there is even higher trump appeal from coffee shops to smaller towns like east brookfield and douglas. >> that's good. i'm glad that happened. >> in bridgewater, 49% voted for trump. the chair of the political science department here believes it was trump's lack of political correctness that gave him an edge. >> he may not have the most detailed specific policy proposals. he does have a message that they believe will translate into action, because outsider, because he's a business person. >> he's going to do what he said. he's going to pay attention to everyone in america, not just the elite. >> hillary clinton supporters are stunned. >> i don't get it. it upsets me that he won. a lot of people celebrating and they were happy, the rest of the country felt like we were going to a funeral. i'm emotional, i'm sorry. i don't know how to move

richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> we're following some breaking news right now in that extremely, what was a close senate race in new hampshire. maggie hassan declared the winner by slightly more than a thousand votes. just moments ago the i am come bent ayotte did concede this race. david has been covering it for days now, for weeks. he's live in concord, new hampshire, with this late word. david? >> maria, good evening. >> i just spoke with hassan and congratulated her. i wished them and their children the very best. this is one of the closest elections in new hampshire history an tonight it's over.

maggie. >> they cheered on the statehouse steps as maggie declared victory even before the final count. >> i'm proud to stand here as the next united states senator from new hampshire. >> in fact election workers added up the results from around the state they found hassan with 48.03% of the vote and republican incumbent kelly ayotte with 47.89%. a difference of 1,023 votes -- about 1/10 of 1%. >> ayotte would have to pay $500 to request a statewide recount in. that case all the ballots are brought to the statehouse and checked again. he and his deputies make the final decision on which ballots will count but that decision can be appealed to a five member board. >> that would be the end of the process at the state level. >> ayotte, who at one point overnight also held the lead told her supporters before going to bed that she felt good about

but we want to make sure we do this the new hampshire way. >> and again, late word, ayotte has decided not to ask for a recount in her senate race against maggie hassan. it would have only cost her $500. the secretary of state says it would have cost taxpayers much more. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> sports fans nationwide, not just here in new england, nationwide, are still buzzing about this moment. remember when donalum in new hampshire on monday night, that belichick had sent him later. after the historic win the patriots coach is talking about why he wrote it. >> newscenter 5's bob halloran is live from gillette stadium. >> both found themselves in the middle of a political conversation they would rather have avoided yet both addressed it today saying their support

politics and more about friendship. >> our friendship goes back many years. and i think anybody that's spent more than five minutes with me knows i'm not a political person. my comments are not politically motivated. >> that was all belichick had to say shooting down follow up questions with a single word. >> given the nature of this presidential helpful >> seattle. seattle. >> to talk about this. >> seattle. >> as for brady, he had strict instructions from home. >> i talked to my wife and she said i can't talk about politics anymore. >> helpful >> seattle. seattle. >> but brady, without acknowledging for whom he voted did say he was happy for his friend. >> it's all competition. and i was happy when the cubs won even though i'm not a cubs

competition, and, you know, when people go at it, you have respect for whatever outcomes there are. >> by way of explanation brady added thatit, you have respect his friendship with donald trump began long before trump was a politician. bob halloran, newscenter 5. >> if you didn't know this the patriots play seattle this weekend. coverage continues right now on the mobile app. full results plus you can go down by town county by county if you're curious, to see how your community voted. click on politics. >> we're following breaking news out of san diego. two fa-18 fighter jets have collided during a training mission over the pacific ocean. one of the pilots was forced to eject. breaking news out of that pail lot is okay. but the jet did crash into the ocean. the other pilot landed safely. so at this point, no injuries are reported.

harvey joining us. rain out there and we see the little rain behind you. >> a little green. there have been a few drops of rain. it's now slid offshore. the other area that i see from southern new hampshire on down to northwest massachusetts but the only place i can even see a few sprinkles that's reaching the ground was up in jafr, new hampshire. even as this moves south and east during the course of the evening there could be a few sprinkles about and moving southward. the skies will start to clear temperatures will start to cool because north and west it's already cooling down. so boston will drop into the low 40s after midnight and then probably into the upper 30s by tomorrow morning but some of our suburbs will be at frosty levels. at least to start. we'll let you know about every single thing that will happen after that. >> salem police officer faces charges accused of sexually assaulting a mail inmate at the station.

>> i gave into temptation. that's what brian butler told an investigator at the same department when rape allegations were brought against the 24-year veteran. court documents regarding an alleged sexual incident butler claims was consensual. salem police chief mary butler is the wife of the accused. >> i have to wear two hats and they are not always in direct combination with one another. >> the alleged happen on the morning of halloween. the accer flooding a hotel room and was in his cell naked because his clothe were wet. prosecutors say after providing the alleged victim with blanket the 56-year-old butler fondled the man's genitals and took the man to a broom closet to perform a sex act. >> he culls outside the closet, to investigate a loud noise, and then goes back into the broom closet where he can be heard to say, let's finish you off.

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 taking time away from the department to deal with this private matter. >> the alleged actions of one person shouldn't reflect on the department and the officers are working every day to do their job. >> the father of three has been placed on a paid administrative leave from the department. >> wcvb, on the london railway. >> several people are killed in a tram accident there. the investigation into what sent it off the tracks. >> wild weather caught on camera in italy. the first pictures that we're seeing, and that's a deadly tornado. >> police officer facing troubles cutting secret deals. how often that's happening and the cases never prosecute. >> let's go around the area and check traffic.

the headlight going in town seem to be moving okay. let's go around the area. we begin down at the split. a 33-minute ride. it's not all that bad. a little quicker than it formally is. 93 at newton corner, 128 south is slow through wellesley and slow into needham and still slow as you head down. the weston toll area to 495, 20-minute ride, 495 to mass

>> seven people killed and more than 30 hurt when a london trail derailed this morning. it was riding a tight corner during a rainstorm. it was apparently speeding. the tram driver has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. >> california police say the man shot dead after opening fire on a neighborhood was binging on drugs. it happened east of taking drugs at least a day earlier, causing his wife and two kids to leave their home on monday night. >> the suspect began shooting randomly, ended up killing a police at bay for hours. two others were also wounded by gunshots and two people are dead tonight after a massive tornado in central italy. we just showed you this. take a look at the cell phone video showing large lightning

continues to rebuild from a series of earthquakes that started back in august. the two victims were killed in two towns close to rome on sunday, and many were also injured. >> a view from space. nasa snapped this picture and you can see those are huge plumes of smoke over the western part of the state. fire officials say wildfires are burning at several locations in the mountains there and they also burn bans are in effect throughout the region. >> what about our drought? that's done, right? >> oh, no, i wouldn't say that's done. harv: we need more moisture. i don't see much happening. maybe a week from now. i see the possibility of rain in about a week. if you look hyped us there is some rain but most of it is in new york and new jersey.

pressure is. but look at this. we hit 61 today in boston. even without too much sun. there was this little bit in the morning. notice high temperatures chillier to the north and west. a front is coming through the boston area. we know that because temperatures just starting to fall. the wind is now around to the northwest at 13 miles per hour. but again, very light sprinkles. still a couple of rounds but it doesn't amount to much. a lot of this is not reaching the ground and that's nothing more than sprinkles also. there next few hours. i'm not expecting a whole lot of rain by any means. to the north and west we're still in the 50s. north and west you can see places in the 40. to the south, 50s at this hour. notice the wind direction coming around to the northwest letting us know that the cooler air will slowly be filtering in overnight. by time we get to tomorrow morning, we'll see some

at that time, the skies will be clear so you have to be ready for another frosty start. even places like taunton, bedford and norwood, all around the freezing mark and there could be some frost right along the immediate she line and the cape. the temperature may still be above freezing. tomorrow looks like a nice late fall day without too much wind. a good deal of sunshine. after the chilly start the temperatures will bounce back to at least 50 to 55 degrees. you saw some of that rain around new york city. that's because of this area of low pres. east. not a big problem for us. there is a clearing that comes in. the next notable change for us is going to be this cold front. it's going to be coming through here right around noon time on friday. so it means ahead of it, it won't be that cold at all. it should be in the 50s on friday but once that front comes through, a few hours later, towards sunset, all friday night, colder, blustery air will come in on gusty northwesterly winds that means the weekend will get off to a cold and windy

but will be cold, with probably the entire area below the freezing mark. here are a couple of spots of light rain that could be around for an her or two this evening from north to south and there is the clearing that follows as we take a closer look. a few high clouds for tomorrow. friday, that's when the front comes through but it has very little moisture with it so it will be relatively mild in the morning. high, thin clouds and then in the afternoon is when it starts to get windy and then late in the day the temperatures start to tumble. so that's what weta by the way, look at saturday. starts out clear though it will be cold and all during the day on saturday we should have sunshine. still be a cold day for saturday. >> there you go. your next seven days, we're putting a high impact day on friday. the wind will get strong during the afternoon and evening hours. that's when we'll see gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour or even higher at that time. notice the weekend, early saturday, upper 20s on average. so the weekend gets off to a

in the mid-50s for sunday afternoon. sunday will be the milder of the two weekend days but look at the bright sunshine for both days and look at monday. about 64 degrees. so very mild early next week and then a possibility of some significant wet weather around the middle of next week. >> it should be nice for the patriots game. >> oh, yeah. >> your economy jet blue has added another cross country route connecting fort lauderdale, florida, and long beach, california. on may 3 the airline will restart service it continued in 2011. the start comes as the airline has beefed up schedules in both of those cities over the past year. >> there is a recall. it will issue 500 drones that they sold but they are not offering a replacement. they did not say exactly what caused the power loss but said no injuries or property damage

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a new study agrees. finding compared to people when sleep between seven and eight hours, those who skimped on sleep drank 21% more sugared sweetened beverages including soda. less sleep also meant more caffeine which may make them stay up later. all of this according to a national survey of dietary habits. empty calories with no nutritional value it's a straight line between people who habitually sleep less pe who put themselves at greater risk for weight gain and diabetes. of course, we can't get a good night's sleep every night but resist the urge when you can to react by heading for more sugar and caffeine. the standard medical mondaytra, eat right and exercise will generally lead to better sleep as well. and here's an extra tip. cut down caffeine consumption within six hours of bedtime and don't try for sweet dreams by reaching for extra sugar. i'm dr. timothy johnson.

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points and it finished plus 256. a thousand point swing in theory the nasdaq and s&p also looking strong. the votes are in and massachusetts has voted to legalize marijuana. >> a lot of people are asking what exactly does that mean? when will these changes begin? todd is live in boston with the answers. >> beginning next month it will be legal for adults in massachusetts the grow and to possess marijuana industry that will license stores and grow operation that is could bring in 50 to a hundred million dollars in revenue for the state. >> last night, jubilation amongst question 4 supporters. today, the fiscal reality of legalizing recreational marijuana. >> this is a more complicated issue than can be directly regulated by a ballot question. >> saying late this afternoon