protests erupt here in boston and cities nationwide after the election of donald trump. maria: call for unity from the president-elect. >> a local politician eyeing the post end the trump cabinet. maria: a rare disease. meteorologist: a few drops of rain here or there. cold air starting to move in. how chilly it will be by morning. maria: home run. how a local college team made this little player's dream come true. ed: breaking news, a display of division. amid a plea for unity. protests erupt here in boston and cities nationwide after the election of donald trump. good evening, i'm ed harding. maria: and i'm maria stephanos. thousands hit the streets in protest as president-elect trump heads to the white house tomorrow. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in boston. john? john: maria, this is the largest protest in years. the flood of protesters really

shut down the streets here to spread their message. [chanting] a flood of protesters flowed from the common to the state house. [chanting] taking over beacon street, as police guided the march. >> as long as it is peaceful protest, we're good with that. john: the massive crowd of several thousands gathered on the common before shutting down the street. anger and frustration over the president-elect grew them together. >> he is preparing to put forward a right-winged anti-immigrant agenda, and we want to challenge that. >> it hurts my heart that people that i love are now fearful of their lives and livelihood. reporter: these protester hope it's the beginning of a movement to make sure their voice is heard even though the candidate didn't win. >> more than half of the country,

[chanting] john: as the march round down boylston street snaking through copely square. protesters wildly shouted their message, fearing the transition. >> i was born in this country. this is the place i know. it makes me feel like i am not part of it. john: tonight, police are reporting no violence, no arrests. live in boston tonight,oh maria: from boston to new york city tonight. protesters are clogging fifth avenue chanting in front of trump tower. it's a similar scene in front of trump properties in other cities like chicago. this is in philadelphia. protesters and police facing off. you can see. right in the middle of the street. let's get to newscenter 5's mary saladna with the calls for unity tonight. mary: maria, frustrated opponents say donald trump is just reaping what he sowed, but the president-elect is now reaching out trying to undo the

as he took the stage to cheers, the new president-elect commended the former opponent. >> hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time. we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service. >> trump now saying he will be a president for everyone. democrats be a independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. [cheering and applauding] >> hillary clinton also called for yoon ty today after supporters wiped away tears. >> we have seen our nation is more deeply divide than we thought. donald trump is going to be our president.

chance to lead. >> in the rose garden, president obama put it plainly. >> it is no secret that the president-elect and i have some significant difference am we're all rooting for successp in uniting and leading the country. a peaceful transition of power is one of the hall marks of our democracy. >> president obama will meet with the president-elect tomorrow. we are told melania trump a first lady. ed? ed: 11:04. it is 10:04 there. they are in the middle of the street. cars are stopped completely. they are walk against traffic. police helicopters are before keeping an eye on what is going on. these protesters going on live inp chicago. we showed you boston, philadelphia new york as well. the common chant tonight is not my president. the hashtag, not my president is

team trump is ramming up plans. the new administration expected to be pull of familiar faces. >> this is the most in he credible political feat i have seen in my lifetime. reporter: speculation about who il with be with in the cabinet waiting includes familiar faces like rudy giuliani for attorney general or newt gingrich for secretary of state. scott brown happy to serve. >> i have been serving for 35 years and being on veteran and armed services i understand issues anoin detail what the problems are andp have good

first 100 days m. no alternative yet for the 20 million americans formerly without health insurance. trump has am promissed middle-class families a big tax cut. >> trump promised middle class families a big tax cut, 35% but unknown how they will pay for. >> that is what they can use. that money will go back into the economy. >> on border security -- [chanting] >> trump vowed to suspend immigration and he calls extreme vetting. >> radical, islamic terror is right around the corner. we have to be so tough, so smart, so vigilant.

>> and just because they are from the same party. that doesn't mean that a president-elect and gop leaders will see eye to eye on the agenda on issues like immigration and trade, donald trump may find, he can not order the way around capitol hill. live in boston, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: financial markets took a wild ride. take a look at today's dow jones chart! the 30 industrials closing the day up nearly 257 points, but it was a roller-coaster getting there! financial experts warning investors get used to big swings in the market. >> i think the next six months could be volatile. you could have 00 to 500-point swings in the dow.

with paul ryan. there is going to be disagreement. maria: trump's election also calls into question the future of fed chief janet yellen. trump often blasted fed policies during the campaign. and an expected december interest rate hike may now be off the table. ed: new hampshire's governor is packing her bags for washington. maggie hassan beating incumbent 1023 votes. ayotte conceded the race late this afternoon, telling her supporters work together to address our challenges." >> every day, and they do it without respect of political party, so that is what they expect. that is what will continue to do. ed: hassan's win means the democrats pick up two seats in the senate, but republicans still hold the majority. maria: chilly night. chilly start tomorrow.

meteorologist: yeah, that sums it up. you know if you look behind us. a little bit of green there. there is a little bit of rain that has broken out. yeah. it is my job to show you which part of the area. we are in for brighter day, but a chilly one. we dropped to the's. how the winds starting to gust to about 20 miles per hour. starting to feel chillier. boston drops to ther 30's before beginning to climb. some suburbs beggar changes late week. we talk about that in a bit. ed? maria: thank you. it's a rare disease and in some cases that can turn fatal quickly. ed: and it may be turning up at a new england hospital. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is here with the precautions being taken right now. shaun: we're talking about maine medical center in portland. the hospital says a single patient may have a prion disease. the patient being tested for prion disease. testing is underway to make that

the maine center for disease control has been notified. right now, maine medical center is postponing elective surgeries today and tomorrow at their main campus in portland. the hospital says it is sterilizing equipment and surgical processing areas. however, there is no ongoing risk to patients or staff. prion diseases affect the brain and nervous system like mad cow disease. they are always fatal. shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: right now, police are looking for a car in connection with a shooting in easton. the victim 35-year-old daniel it life in a boston hospital. police say two teens found the him in the woods off of pond street yesterday. now, investigators are looking for a car, believed to be connected to the case. anyone who has seen a red, 2016 mazda 3 sedan, with florida plates, should call police. a salem police officer faces charges of raping a prisoner in custody. investigators say brian butler fondled the inmate and performed a sex act on him in a police headquarters broom closet last

butler is a father of three and is married to salem police chief mary butler. butler is out on bail and is on paid leave from his job. maria: it's probation and fines for the couple connected to the framingham pharmacy involved in a deadly, tainted steroid outbreak. douglas and carla conigliaro pleaded guilty to illegally hiding bank account withdrawals of over $100,000. together, they were sentenced to three years probation and about $60,000 in fines. carla conigliaro was majority owner of the new england compounding center, which investigators say killed 76 people and sickened almost 800 others with contaminated steroids. >> new advice tonight for people who take vitamin d supplements. the miss teaks many doctors are making. starting to chill down.

the roller coaster temperature ride. >> home run. how a local college teen made this little play year dream come ru. ed: and this is what the streets look like tonight. the streets of many cities in the united states. a display of division amid a plea of unity. antitrust protest nationwide.

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the bodies have found on the property a man linked to five other deaths were those of a couple. a coroner says the bodies of a 25-year-old woman and her 29-year-old husband had been buried there for about a year. both were shot to death. the property owner, todd kohlhepp is suspected in at least seven murders dating back to 2003. he was arrested last week after police found a woman chained inside a storage building on his property. california police say the man shot dead after opening fire on a neighborhood was binging on drugs. the shooting happened near two polling places east of los angeles. police say the gunman began taking drugs at least a day earlier causing his wife and two kids to leave their home monday night. the suspect began shooting randomly yesterday killing a neighbor, then holding police at bay for hours before they shot him. two other women were wounded by gunshots. maria: a new take on vitamin d from doctors. experts say too many people are getting tested for vitamin d deficiencies. when most of us are

journal of medicine, there have been misunderstandings about the recommended amount of vitamin d that you need. when guidelines are interpreted correctly, less than six percent of americans ages 1 to 70 are vitamin d deficient. get 15 minutes of sun a day, eat food rich in vitamin d and doctors say you should be ok. maria: could your afternoon snack have something to do with your sleep? researchers say people who sleep less than five hours a night are 21 percent more likely o the middle of the afternoon. but experts aren't sure if sleep deprivation makes people go for those drinks, or if sugary drinks make people sleep less. ed: he's just four years old. and he's now part of a college baseball team. the little boy from stow is sick and needs a heart transplant. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat reports, being part of the team

>> a big day. >> how cool is this? >> really cool. >> just four years old buy is a champ. reporter: an athlete all around. he has congestive heart failure. he has had three open heart surgeries, two before he was even born. >> we don't know what his future holds, but if you look at him, you can see ac >> that zest and a love of baseball keeps him smiling. and his parents hopeful. >> you got quite an arm there. who taught you how to do that? >> no one. i just, i just taught myself. >> can you show me one more time? woe. reporter: his folks hope you

day, but for now, he waits for a new heart and shows us all how to live. >> a big part of anyone's development to understand just how fragile life is and how amazing it can can be even when you don't know what is going to happen tomorrow. >> schultz, the littlest recruit with the biggest heart. >> cheese. ed: cheese. man, he breaks my heart. oh my goodness. his are parents were saying they don't know how long it will take before he gets a transplt. tim. maria: that smile melted us all over this place. ed: all we want to do is play catch with him. meat meth a great arm. those big eyes and that smile. we had a little bit of rain this afternoon.

a little bit more than one degree above average. so above average. i have to say overall, it is temperatures average above normal. there will be a little bit of a cold spell. all right. a little bit of rain falling. it is quite light from boston, southward, including queensy, just a little bit of light rain. the main rain area is pushing south, as the storm is offshore. we are getting a northern fringe of a little bit of light rain. this is going to become a quite storm and staying way to the east of us. all right. here is the way we go out in time.

the skies clear nicely by morning. we have high clouds tomorrow. a little bit of time. overall, a nice looking day. it will be chillier. now here is the way i can tell. first of all, it is slowly coming down. the wind direction north northwest at 13 miles per hour. notice a little bit of light rain falling in boston. we come down to the 40's. 41 now. it is still in the low 50's down arou t from the north-northwest and picked up a little bit getting close to 10 to 15 miles per hour. that will bring the chilly air across new york state and into the area overnight. so tomorrow morning, starting out will be chilly. boston upper 30's. suburbs average around 30 or 32 degrees. the skies should be clear and areas go light with the winds,

some communities. we have comfortable comeback tomorrow afternoon with the sunshine tilted at times with high clouds and about 50-55 degrees. stronger cold front on the way. now this one is going to pass through here. i would say around noon on friday. prior to that, temperatures could get well to the 50's by late friday morning. although, windy out of the west. once the front comes through the winds will shift to the northwest and be quite strong. friday is veterans day. we want you to be aware of that. now ups and downs in the temperature department because the jetstream will be alternating between having us on the cool side and having the warmer interludes come in. one will be sunday into monday for example when temperatures will moderate yet. temperatures well to the 50's

44 for the start of the day. all right.

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team their story tomorrow night at 6:00 on high 5. bill belichick and tom brady were both mentioned by president elect trump in election eve. this morning bill belichick addresses the issue in his opening statement and that was it. inquiring minds wanted anticipates. >> my comments are not politically motivated. to donald. a couple of weeks ago, we had secretary of state kerry in our locker room, another friend of mine, i cannot imagine two people with more political views than those two. friendship and loyalty is about that. >> given the nature of the presidential race, did you find it helpful to talk about this? did any of the players talk to you about this?

>> i talked to my wife. she said i cannot talk about politics any more. i think that is a good decision made for our family. >> all right. they have had since super bowl xlix. a tough team at home. on the road, 1, 2 and 1. >> i admire the job they have done and have found. it is a great tribute to the coaches. it really is. the coaches have changed under him and players have changed. the consistency of the performance and the level and style of the performance is always top level. ed: all right. making a habit out of watching opponents. tonight, auto jr. had a night of nights. 30 points.

116-93 the final from the nation's capital where they spent last night on election night down in washington, d.c. meanwhile, on the floor. that is here than the entire team. they are down 34-8. were the floor, 14 rebounds. the last two games outscored in the first quarter. they are three and four of the season. they win, they lose 116-93 but two week weeks from mr. thursda. it is sweatshirt might. hoodienating here. we do this every year. we solicit reasons why i should wear your school's sweatshirt. let me know. the address is there. go to the facebook page. twitter. wear your sweatshirt. >> people are doing it. >> i love it. >> great. >> hot commodity. >> they will be fine tomorrow morning.

? >> jimmy: get me the hat. and thbu all right, and the stakes. >> no, no, not the stakes. >> give me the stakes. >> okay. and the wig. the sensible pantsuit and the statement pearls. the e-mails.