this is it. they say it's the single greatest movement politically speaking in the history of this country. you can believe that? i don't want any credit if we lose. i am not looking for credit. i am not looking for credit. i am looking to make america great again, not credit. >> anchor: hillary clinton in the meantime with her high on the battleground state of pennsylvania stumping today in pittsburgh with a similar clinton also imfor flooring voters to elect hers a step to what chief calls and uniting the nation. tomorrow is the election, but that is just the beginning. we have to heal this country. we have to bring people together listen and respect each other. i am here to ask you to vote for yourselves. vote for your families, vote for your futures.

ballot, not just my name and my opponent's name. >> anchor: and with such great focus on new hampshire right now president obama spoke earlier today at unh also hoping to israeli support for clinton and these final hours. in the newsroom, kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: so beyond the presidency you will also vote on several other issues tomorrow. five states including massachusetts and maine will decide whether or not to legalize marijuana for recreational use. the one state in particular is considered critical in >> anchor: california could become the largest state to make pot legal all together and if it passes there it could mean the beginning of the end of the war on marijuana. kris anderson has more for us. at develop us beach in california a doctor will prescribe you a medical marijuana card for $40 bucks but people on the boardwalk will tell you pot is so easy to get that some people don't even bother with a prescription. it's come here, feels like amsterdam or something like tha.

arizona, nevada, and maine whether to legalize. for most states that means six plants for personal use and allows people over 21 to buy up to an ounce. h is what an ounce looks like. while in maine voters will be asked to legalize up to two and a half ounces. nationwide polls are showing support for pot is at an all-time high. this election cycle 57% of americans are in favor of legalization. in colorado, the first state governor once opposed to legislation is now optimistic. i step back now and i look at it and i say you know it, might work. it just might work. >> reporter: in the colorado town of pueblo voters are being asked if they want to repeal legalization while the district attorney from denver has written a letter to california saying they have seen an increase in crime, marijuana related traffic deaths and calls to poison control. and in california, those opposed to legalization are taking to

children could be exposed to ads promoting marijuana gummy candy and brownies. the same products blamed for a spike in emergency room visits in colorado. >> reporter: if the measure passes in california, the marijuana market could be bigger than the economies of some small countries. experts estimate it could bring in over a billion dollars in tax revenue alone. if california votes yes it's legitimately the beginning of the end of the war on marijuana in the united states of america period, full stop. >> anchor: and when it comes the rest of the country, experts estimate the country could reach 40 billion in marijuana sales by the year 2020. in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news has you covered in the race for the white house. election coverage begins at 4:00 tomorrow. 7 news and nbc will bring you the latest all throughout the night and be sure to check out our live reports from new york city as both the clinton trump headquarters there. byron barnett, dan hausle, christa delcamp will have updates throughout the day. tonight there will be a special one hour edition of "nightly

that means 7 news at 6:00 will then air at 7:30. >> anchor: we have more news today at 5:30. frightening fumes at a roxbury school sending six adults and one student to the hospital. it happened at the manville school in mission hill. >> anchor: those involved were taken to the hospital after a battery overheated kelly o'hara live with more on this story. some frightening moments indeed. after those fumes got 7 people sick, the school headmaster says everyone is expected to be okay. school scare in mission hill early monday morning. 9 is 1 h 11 called after several people got stick from a battery that overheated. there was an incident involving a lithium, ion battery that started to malfunction letting off an odor. it was removed. six staff members and one student were rushed to the hospital after getting sick from that odor. you can see the boston fire department hazardous materials team on the school grounds and

hospital. as for the school president tonight he is just glad no one was seriously hurt. we all get concerned and you hear a lot of things in the news about these batteries and so our staff took really quick action, made sure the kids were safe. >> reporter: he added he was lucky because it was just a precaution, everyone was taken to a hospital and the school did not have to be evacuated. in mission hill tonight, kelly o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: new video of the demolition of the highland route 128 is back open today after crews finish taking apart that bridge sunday morning. officials say they finish the project ahead of schedule. right now all lanes along route 128 are back open. demoltion of the old tolls on the mass pike continues on schedule. toll booths have been removed. mass.officials say phase one of the project will be complete soon and construction is ahead of schedule in several places across the state. >> anchor: a connecticut condo building goes up in flames. you can see here the massive

building. some of the units of course were completely devoid by seeing that video and at left four fire fighters were hurt along with at least one resident. cell phone video captures the flames that jump from unit to unit at this condo complex in connecticut. it just shot right up and it just kept spreading. >> reporter: people inside one building heard alarms and saw the smoke but it was only after safely escaping they realized the horror that was quickly unfolding. i heard everybody running i came out to see what it was. >> reporter: everyone was able to get out although a person in the unit where the fire appears to have started was taken to a hospital and is expected now to be okay. of the dozens of fire fighters, the that battled the blaze, four were hurt, two ended up having to go to the hospital for treatment. we said one of the fire fighters that was injured put his foot through the floor so the floor is very unstale at this point of we pulled all of the crews out. >> reporter: 8 condos either damaged or destroyed. the american red cross helped potentially dozens of people

feet. that's going to be a very tough loss for them to find another place to live and losing all of their belongings. it's hard breaking. it's a lot of people, it's a nice community here, so it really hurts. >> anchor: so everyone hurt is expected to be okay. fire fighters are now trying to figure out the exact cause of the fire. >> anchor: also on 7 a california street race turned into a deadly crash. investigators say the midday street race reached speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. the er car and slammed into a tree. he was pronounced ted at the scene. the impact was so intense it sent debring flying over the retaining wall and neighbors said it could easily have hit kids who were playing in their backyards. there was an oil pump that came over, landed on we have a hot tub in the back and it landed on the hot tub. >> anchor: officers said the deliver was racing a gray acura and they are now looking for that car and driver who took off from the scene. >> anchor: caught on camera. a wild chase in los angeles.

you can see the driver sort of weaving in and out of traffic there on the highway on streets nearly crashes into other drivers. first time confirmation said oh no, you crashed right into the divider there. what happened? >> reporter: that chase coming to an end there when the driver slams into that divider as you just saw and heard from that happened reporter. police then arrested the driver so he wasn't too badly injured. >> anchor: now police are called in to respond to some y trouble in a california neighborhood circle people's cars and trapped them inside. investigators say they also have received reports of turkeys chasing people down the street. 911 dispatchers say they have been overwhelmed with phone calls. there is a turkey between fourth avenue and 5th avenue running around like chasing after people. i can't leave. i can't go anywhere.

it's just saying hoar and i have to get somewhere. >> anchor: officials a they are working on a plan to control those turkeys. they better get them under control if they are chasing people around. >> anchor: you can hear the turkey on the phone call. did you hear it in the background? >> anchor: you told me about your solution to this. you used to chase them. >> anchor: i used to chase wild turkeys around on my horse. >> anchor: that's one way to do it, right? >> anchor: they were on my trail. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news at 5:30 black friday getting an extensio where you will find holiday deals all november long. new at 6:00 just one day away from election day. trump and clinton are going for broke in swing states. >> anchor: hillary clinton calling in the big guns. president obama hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire.

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>> anchor: all right, everybody of the get ready to shop until you drop. we're being told black friday is no longer just one i did. amaz extending the holiday deals throughout november. >> anchor: they are calling it black november and it could save you more than just money. the world's largest retailer amazon is among those no longer waiting for the single day shopping bonanza, black friday, and are trending toward black november. they want to make sure they are engaging with the consumer already eager to shop for the holiday season. >> reporter: several surveys agree consumers are are with

purchases over several pay checks instead of just one. they are demanding to do their shopping earlier than ever so that when it's december, they actually have time to enjoy it with third families. home depot is on board with the black friday deal and more expelted as the month goes on. retail experts expect other retail tours join in long before the day after thanksgiving. go visit wal-mart and target and you are already starting to see special promotions on toys and all of the electronics. earlier in the month means skipping crowds, less stress and a better chance at getting the bigger bargains. amazon actually launched its black friday sales last week on tens of thousands of items and in addition to that, they are offering what they are calling lightning deals that pop up between now and december 22. in the newsroom, sara french, 7 news. >> anchor: coming up here on 7 news at 5:30, bri eggers going tow to tow with an olivian. find out who is a shoe in when

puns, you got one more? it's kind of sneaky but anyway, the forecast for tomorrow is up next. ahead at 6:00 they are cold as ice. the bruins talking about a tough loss over the weekend. >> anchor: with one day away to the elections we'll continue to bring you the latest in the race for the white house. the candidates, crisscrossing swing states tonight as they make for that final push for

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>> anchor: good evening. mostly clear, boston right now at 43. cool day, but that wind has backed off a little bit. south shore, plymouth at 40 degrees of hyannis 44, fitchburg at 44, jaffrey at 39. chilly november day. we had lots of sunshine. even though it's nowlied compared to earlier this fall and certainly in the summertime but this time of year you take

upset. high pressure coming out of pennsylvania, we'll drift across new england overnight tonight so a cold night tonight. as the area of high pressure positions itself southeast of nantucket during the day tomorrow, that will set up a southwesterly breeze and that will grab some of this milder air and begin to pull it up into new england. it won't be quite this warm here. that's appealing. atlanta at 70. focus on the upper 50's and low 60's. that's what's coming at us tomorrow afternoon. nice, no will a high about 54 so way below that to that tomorrow. tonight mostly clear, chilly, temperatures between 27 and 38. the morning commute will feature clear conditions then mostly sunny skies once the sun is up. but it will be cold early in the day tomorrow. the difference between this morning and tomorrow morning is that as you move out of the morning hours and into the afternoon it's a nice recovery tomorrow afternoon. 57 to 62. lots of sunshine. just a puff of air from the southwest.

the south shore and public official out at 60. north of town the seacoast, southern new hampshire upper 50's to the low 60's through the merrimack into the worcester hills, lots of sun. jaffrey at 57. worcester itself at 59. barre 58. out on to the cape and islands lots of sun. cold, early tomorrow morning. then as woe work into the afternoon today you had that northeast wind off the water. tomorrow a bit of a southwest wind which still coming off the water can be cool right at the beach front but generally the numbers in the upper 50's. le cape and islands. now wednesday more clouds than sun maybe a peek or two of sun early in the day. otherwise mainly cloudy skies and that's our next weather system and our only weather system this week that has any rain with it. it's a cool front and i think just a couple of scattered showers so this is not a big old rainstorm about to wind up in wallop us with any beneficial rain or anything like that but you do notice some green blobs here. that is midday wednesday through wednesday afternoon. so a few showers likely late in

shoving that rain shower activity out to sea behind the cool front. thursday a cool day. upper 40's to around 50. friday we are mild upper 50's then saturday is a chilly day all day long only in the 40's. see you at 6:00. >> anchor: we'll focus on that nice weather for voting tomorrow. speaking of voting it's monday it means it's time for who did it better. >> anchor: today bri is going up against a local olympian who inspired the world with her sportmanship you will have to decide who did it better. she may not chance to medal after getting hurt during her first race in rio but today olympian abbie tagstein oh is going for gold in our sneaker show down. this is awesome to have you here. the challenge, see how fast we can complete part of the sneaker assembly process at the new balance global flagship store in brighton. witnessed it being done by experts, never done it. so you will take this. >> reporter: before things kicked off you're expert putty explained the process. you just have to condition it a little bit.

we then had to place it on a mold, outline the bottom with a black light marker, prime it and then paint on rubber cement. are you ready? ready. >> reporter: let's do it. three, two, one, go. make your shoe. you are supposed to push that but continue a few times is what they said. put it on your block. use your horn. beep, beep, steam it, make sure is in there. use the shoe horn. new we draw. i will name this one the air breezy. am i doing this right? you gave her a lot more help than this. i feel like i'm dripping glue everywhere. having a heard time breathing here. this is taking way too long.

letting the pieces set, we had 15 seconds to put them to the. so first, this is good. how tricky was this. in the end i pleated the timed part of the process in four minutes and 6 seconds. with only a little bit of the rubber cement showing on the sneaker. abbie sprinted through the challenge in just three minutes and 17 seconds, her shoe on the sidelines. >> reporter: air breezy didn't live up to the name. that's fine. the champion. we'll see because you get to decide who did it better to make sure to head over to whdh.com and vote. >> anchor: bri said it there. you have to decide. head to our web site and vote. we'll have results tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. >> anchor: i am adam williams

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the only americans who might know are two young to finally vote. >> anchor: since the 1960's students at one new york city elementary school correctly prey debted the net president of the united states. today is an exciting day at school. it's a big i did at benjamin franklin elementary school. take the red liver and move it toward me. >> reporter: this year the kids have a tough decision to make. the president is smart, honest and intelligent and can country. >> reporter: the children here have a serious legacy to uphold. in 1968 ben franklin students correctly predicted richard nixon would be president. 8 years later they voted for jimmy carter and they have predicted the correct president every four years since then to present day. this year, everyone is anxious to see who they will vote for. do you think kids here have esp? what's that? >> reporter: who do you think will win this time? hillary.

yeah. >> reporter: who will win? i am hoping donald does. >> reporter: donald trump? >> reporter: yeah because if hilary clinton wins it i will be the first girl president. >> reporter: there you go. that's a good strategy. we have been trying to stay away from candidates and talk to them about the process. you did it. you voted. >> reporter: by the end of the day the votes were in. and the results were revealed. hillary clinton! hillary clinton won the pola kids. everyone should vote. >> reporter: do you think your school got it right? yeah. i think so. >> reporter: whether they got it right or wrong this year, teachers say the important thing is they participated and learned every vote does count. >> anchor: so the elementary school principal says the school is a melting pot which may be one of those contributing factors as to its accuracy over the years. >> anchor: we have to wait until tomorrow night or maybe

what will happen. we have another 30 minutes of 7 news straight ahead here, everyone on this monday. thanks for joining us. ' jadiann thompson. >> anchor: 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. traveling around the country to earn every last vote. donald trump and hillary clinton making a last ditch pitch and trying to stir up support in new hampshire when election day just one day away. clear and chilly overnight tonight. who campaigns, vying for votes. one last time. we are just one day away from the change have you been waiting for. vote for yourselves, vote for your families, vote for your futures. >> reporter: closing in on decision day in the race for the white house. >> anchor: both democrats and republicans hoe a long list of

to sway your vote with polls opening in many states in about 13 or 14 hours. we have team 7 coverage of the final day of the campaign of the let's get started with 7's byron barnett who is live in new york because that's where the clinton campaign will spend election night. byron? >> reporter: that's right. the clinton campaign here at the javitz city busy getting the clinton headquarters set up hoping that she will be making her victory speech here tomorrow night. in the meantime, earlier today those important battleground states. hot in pittsburgh making her closing argument to voters who watch what many are calling one of the most fiercely fought presidential campaigns in history. on the eave of the election, clinton told everyone to get to the polls. i am here to ask you to vote for yourselves, vote for your families, vote for your

to you because they are on the ballot. not just my name and my opponent's name in north carolina bill clinton telling voters his wife has shown she deserves to be their commander in chief. i think hillary has proved by enduring what she has endured that she is strong enough to be president. >> reporter: in her final campaign swing, clinton is hitting the bale el ground states of pennsylvania, north carolina and michigan where polls have tightened in recent days. clinton tryio voters she is on the side of working people spoke it a coal miner at the pittsburgh rally. i know how hard times are and as i have said and you can take it to the bank i will not forget you and i will do everything i can to help people who have given so much, work so hard throughout their lives for generations to build this