>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at on today, breaking news. live pictures from the white house where president obama is meeting with donald trump right now. we are expecting them to step outside at some point and we will bring that to you live when it happens. today's meeting the first step in the process to transition power to the president-elect. erika: both sides agreeing to put differences aside hoping for a successful transfer.

elizabeth: this morning donald trump left new york in style with a ceremonial water cannon salute marking his first trip to washington as president-elect. trump at the white house for a meeting with president obama, both thing they want a peaceful transition after a bitter election campaign. >> he's been perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states. >> donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief. elizabeth: trump t trump's agenda, undoing much of the obama legacy beginning with repealing obamacare. his big promise on border security. >> bill that wall. -- build that wall. elizabeth: rudy giuliani says trump will deliver even if it means going around congress. >> he can do it by executive

fill that seat on the supreme court replacing obama's long filled nominee -- long-held nominee with another justice. >> 4000 political appointees that have to be named read 1000 of those have to get senate confirmation. an enormous amount of work to be done. elizabeth: chris christie is now in charge of trumpelizabeth:'s transition team and there is speculation trump's cabinet could gingrich for secretary of state. emily: boston among the cities taking to the streets to protest donald trump last night. thousands of protesters gathered on boston common before marching to the statehouse and onto costly square. any of the demonstrators were students who say they were shocked by hillary clinton's lost and in disbelief over tribes win.

website the statement issued months ago has disappeared. the band called for a complete shutdown of muslims from entering the u.s. until lawmakers "figure out what is going on. " the president-elect now has a new website asking for your ideas. great again.gov was launched. it is now up and nn economy. emily: breaking news and worcester were state police have arrested two carjacking suspects after a wild chase. it started in thompson, connecticut were two people were stabbed during a carjacking. massachusetts state troopers located the vehicle en route 395 . this is the driver tried to ram the cruisers making minor contact with one. the driver had some part cars

connecticut state police say the stabbing victims have non-life-threatening injuries. several activists arrested today after blocking the entrance to this td bank in boston. we are told that were protesting the banks funding of the dakota access pipeline. contra people were reportedly involved and used bike chains to lock themselves together before locking themselves to the main entryway of the bank. a new clue in the hunt for suspects in the shooting in easton down. daniel smith was found by teenagers in the woods off tom street with at least one gunshot wound. he survived but is fighting for his life. the 35-year-old is a former resident of easton but is now living in florida. police are looking for a red 2016 miles to three sedan with florida plates, 372 qqq k. extra police at brighton high

the cities is a fight broke out between two freshman yesterday. at 1.1 of the teams involved was stabbed in the leg. the student is expected to recover. the stabbing suspect was arrested. it's not clear where the knife came from. emily: the case of the child once known as baby doe goes back before a judge today. rachelle bond to schedule to go on trialt boyfriend michael mccarthy charged with first-degree murder in the four-year-old's death. it's not clear if either suspect will be there at today's hearing. the quincy medical center of killing his estranged wife nearly two decades ago goes before a judge best goes before state's highest court today. daniel holland says his lawyers bailed to present evidence of his mental health issues.

1998 before bludgeoning her with a rifle. the couple's eight-year-old son patrick found his mother the next day and later won a groundbreaking legal battle to divorce his father. erika: a blow for the legal team representing a plane to show plainview woman. a judge ruled evidence on michele carter's cell phone and laptop can be used against her. killed himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide in 2014. the coast guard searching for these three boaters who vanished in cape cod bay. they're both did not return home tuesday prompting a friend to call for help. crews have been searching by boat and helicopter for the men but so far they've come up empty. live pictures in boston. temperatures in the 50's. things turning windy for the end of the week.

the northeast you are thinking not cold at all. look up in canada and you can see what is up there. it is much colder air. it's going to be here as we go through the day tomorrow and especially the start of the weekend. the temperature changes on the way. close to average the next couple of days. saturday going to be quite a shock. a blustery much colder feeling day overall. 49 in boston. 46 in the worcester area we will sneak up into the lower 50's but also notice that blue sky that we have is going to start to fill with at least a few more clouds. those right now are studied to fill in from the north and west fairly thin. we will see clouds mixed in with the sunshine and we will watch an area of high pressure nose in. the front is to our north right now. the mild side of things the rest of the afternoon to look for highs the lower 50's.

emily: the opioid crisis. new figures by the state of new hampshire show more than 300 people died from drug overdoses in that state so far this year and that number is expected to jump. more the two thirds of the deaths are linked to fentanyl which is 50 times more potent than heroin. just this week massachusetts revealed more than 1000 opioid overdose deaths in the first nine months of the year. most of those deaths were also linked to fentanyl. part to educate students about the opioid epidemic. todd kazakiewich is at mass bay community college were students are being trained to use narcan. >> narcan is in. todd: what you are watching is a simulation using a manikin. a musician see -- emergency medical students using their slimming tea is not can.

>> paramedics have been able to carry narcan for 16 years but only the last three years or so it's been given to emts, firefighters all the way down to police officers. >> a lot of scenario work so students can identify opiate overdoses and treat them as we would in the field. todd: in this scenario the patients had also suffered a traumatic injury. specifically aal students are taught to treat medical issues in less than 15 minutes. these first responders know that the opioid crisis in massachusetts means they will most likely encounter overdoses early on in their careers. some already have. >> part of the syllabus is field clinical work with local ambulance groups. this weekend i was out on a call and we had an overdose and it was very similar.

had done. felt prepared to deal with it. emily: todd tells us in that case the patient was revived. the outcome is usually good if narcan, the overdose reversal medication, is administered quickly. erika: on beacon hill lawmakers will be looking at -- on wcvb's on the record, stanley rosenberg details how expensive implementation will be. >> first we need to know how much is it going to cost to implement the to think about things like a look safety and public health. addiction, addiction prevention and treatment. some states have gone beyond and said let's use it as a revenue source. we should be open to that conversation but our first obligation, meet all the costs associated with legalizing and regulating the substance. erika: rosenberg says he will not talk yet about numbers on a higher pot tax.

watch on the record on sunday at 11:00 a.m. they call it a chain of giving. governor baker, marty walsh, maura healey and others kicking off the greater boston food bank holiday turkey distribution. the event aims to visualize the role everyone can have in ending hunger. the food bank will give out nearly 900 meals two police officers ambushed in pennsylvania. what we are learning about the man accused of pulling the trigger. emily: today, what mylan is revealing about those probes. cindy: trekking a potent sunsets to bring in gusty wind in a quick shot of cold. the timeline and impact on your weekend.

emily: breaking news in washington dc. live pictures from the white house where president obama and president-elect trump are meeting about the transition of power. >> a half hour of news at the top of the hour. newscenter 5 at 4:00. casey monahan, ed harding, newscenter 5 at 4:00, part of

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emily: president-elect donald trump at the white house meeting with president obama to discuss the transition of power. live pictures of the white house . p ryan, mitch mcconnell later this afternoon and vice president-elect mike pence will be in those meetings as well. could be awkward, ryan was slow to endorse trump and he did not campaign with him. erika: tragedy in pennsylvania. two police officer shot overnight. one of them has died investigators say the offices were ambushed while responding to a domestic call outside of pittsburgh. the gunman has been found dead along with his pregnant wife. neighbors say the scene startled

saying something about my partner been shot or something along those lines. i knew something serious was going on. erika: crime scenes have been established at two homes in the area. the names of the officer shot have not been released. emily: five people recovering after being shot outside a 7-eleven convenience store in downtown seattle. police say a man opened fire into the crowd near a busy bus stop. victims range in age from the ' two the victims are in the hospital in serious condition. two others in satisfactory condition. the fifth person has been released and police do not believe the shooting was related to an anti-trump protest happening in the area at that time. the man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey faces federal terrorism charges. ahmed rahami is expected to face a judge any moment now. he's accused of planting pressure cooker bonds in new

people. he's also suspected of detonating a pipe along the marine corps charity race route in new jersey. he is pleaded not guilty to charges he tried to kill police officers as they captured him. erika: a volvo is recalling 74,000 vehicles due to seatbelt problems. the front passenger seat belts on certain models may not hold people involved in crashes. signal costs starting december 12. new data shows the presidential election hurt -- may hurt holiday shopping. the national retail federation survey found more than a quarter of shoppers said the contest would impact their holiday spending plans relat. emily: a smoky haze over metro

from wildfires in northwest georgia and others in tennessee, north carolina and alabama. dry conditions and winds have contributed to the spread of the fires and smoke they create. pretty site in new hampshire. this picture is from loon mountain where the snow guns are roaring. a familiar scene at many new england ski areas. that ski resort type -- tentatively scheduled to open next week, weather permitting. it just seems too soon. next week for skiing. it is that time of year, running a little above average this month so you lose perspective. snowflakes on the map from canada. in indication of some call the becoming. drought monitor updates every thursday. we have not seen much change. running with a deficit in worcester and boston. the area of extreme drought showing up in red covers nearly

areas severe drop more than -- we're in a drought situation and still need rain. nothing significant for the next few days but there will be dramatic temperature changes coming especially on saturday as we did well below the average by a good 10 degrees. the jet stream is going to bring in that cold as we head toward the first half of the weekend. by sunday it starts to lift northward. as quickly as we get the call that shifts back north are warming things up as we had to work early next week. we've got a blue sky over boston. high thin clouds. a really nice november day. 49 degrees with a light westerly wind. the wind picks up more from the southwest as we get deeper into the afternoon and evening. temperatures in the upper 40's after a chilling warning on the north shore and 48 and beverly. worcester, 46 degrees and lower 50 showing up from norwood to taunton and new bedford running

that's about it through the rest of the afternoon. seeing cloud cover off to the west and a few clouds will fill in. clouds may mix with sunshine as we go through the afternoon but we got high pressure dominating. this front to the north elba drop in and that was going to bring about big temperature changes as we go into the day tomorrow. sunset at 4:26. notice how the temperatures hold pretty steady. holding in the upper 40's keep it in the 40's and most of the suburbs. here comes that front. there will likely be a few showers across northern new england but by the time it drops down around lunchtime tomorrow some passing clouds. the winds start to pick up and on the other side of the front cold air starts to pour in. temperatures little backwards tomorrow will hit high temperatures in the mid-50's before lunchtime.

into the 40's in the afternoon and keep falling through the 30's. i think we'll end up in the 20's. boston by the time we get toward saturday morning. an impact whether day because tomorrow is veterans day. a lot of outdoor activities planned. you can see the winds will be gusting midday through the afternoon into the evening close to 30 miles per hour. keep that in mind if you will be out and about tomorrow. tomorrow we start with the call -- saturday neustar with the cold despite highs reaching into the lower 30's. a sunny weekend. saturday moderating temperatures. a clear view sunday night into early monday of the full moon. a super mound, biggest appearing -- this is a super moon. the tides will be running high so we could have coastal issues. toward the middle of next week are next chance of significant rain. there could be a component of

that combined with higher tides could lead to issues of the coastline. we'll watch the potential for needed rainfall as we get toward the middle of the week. until then, mainly dry pattern. emily: topping your health news, more trouble for the maker of the epipen. erika: mylan says it is the target of two price related federal investigations. the company has come under fire for repeatedly increasing the price of the life-saving allergy drug by more than 500%. searched its premises. it's reported third-quarter losses it blames on recent large settlement for overcharging the government for the product. emily: researchers in ohio have uncovered a possible trigger for preterm births. calcium buildup in the womb. experts studied 100 pregnant women and found when their water breaks to early it's often linked to abnormal calcium deposits. those deposits are similar to

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erika: want to take you live to the white house now. president obama meeting with president elect trump at this moment. they been meeting for an hour and 25 minutes at this point. we are expecting them to come out and speak to the media wants that meeting is over and abc will bring that to you as it happens. emily: starbucks has revealed the latest holiday cups. you might rumba last year's controversy. they include christmas is by customers. last year the coffee giant heavily criticized for those plain red cups which featured no holiday designs. the national toy hall of fame has chosen the winning class for 2016. erika: after being finalists seven times the little people of fisher-price inducted alongside dungeons & dragons and the swing to become finalist in the hall of fame toys have to be around

also among this year's arteries, care bears transformers, pinball, and covering books -- this year's honorees, care bears, transformers, pinball and

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