i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> reporter: thank you. hillary clinton's campaign message throughout this election cycle has been stronger together. we're going to take a live look inside clinton's campaign headquarters where byron barnett was at the javitz center. we understand that this has posted a huge security challenge really for authorities here in the new yorka. several streets around both sides there. we also want to toggle over to trump's campaign headquarters right now. that is at the mid town hilton. we should be taking a live view from inside there. of course the trump team is hoping for a big win tonight hoping to clip at least one blue state to 9 red column and their campaign has been months in the making. they're hoping that the confetti will fly flate on we do know dan hausle has been watching the trump campaign and earlier he had this report. >> reporter: even as guests arrived here for the trump post-election celebration the trump team learns that it lost a legal challenge. it had gone to work in nevada to challenge ear

i'm byron barnett. 7news "today in new england." christa, back to you. >> christa: byron, thank you so much. rielgtd now we're getting more reaction to this historic election. we're going to go live right now to 7's john cuoco. he's in the granite state, a key swing state in the election. >> john: christa, it was a listening night for trump supporters here in new hampshire, but as those results came in, the momentum started to build until their candidate was named the winner. trump supporters gathered in manchester, new hampshire, keeping the energy high all night. they believe a trump victory is a product of hard work, a strong ground game, and it shows that people are fed up with the status quo. >> it sends a very strong message to the political system as a whole, but also really to and it's also a sign that the people who are part of this campaign, who really just came out in droves, said they were tired of the same old-same old. >> i think he's going to make america number one. i think he's going to change the political picture,

byron barnett, dan hausle will have updates throughout the day. a quick scheduling mote for tonight on 7. there will be a special one hour edition of "nightly news" starting at 6:30 then 7 news at 7 will air at 7:30. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to the forecast and a chilly day today here in the city of boston but some sun peeking through. love that live shot. you can see the sun refleeing off some fall colors. that shot, to it looks like you will have no excuse to get out to the polls tomorrow and it's to get out and vote. let's check in with jeremy reiner and see what he says. >> reporter: lots of sunshine, boston at 44, bedford at 47. nashua 49 and again high pressure is with us. getting closer to new england and once that happens, that chilly northeast wind on the south shore, south coast and cape will begin to subside. this high pressure there is a some off here. swirling about. so that low and high pressure setting up that northeast wind but otherwise huge area of high pressure with us right now an now once you get west of that high pressur

that's the latest live, i'm byron barnett. >> reporter: thank you. of course having both of these political candidates in the same city at the same time, is a huge undertaking for law enforcement and security officials. but they say they're prepped and ready. they've done this before. we'll be watching all results for you here. sending it back to you in boston. >> adam: christa del camp in new york city for us, thank you. we'll take another live look inside trump headquarters s. the republican nominee will watch the results roll in and hillary clinton will do the same at her new york headquarters. we have a shot from inside of there where we saw byron barnett and you can see that outline of the stage opinion the continental united states. we'll be checking in with our crews and bring you new information from boat campaigns. >> kim: polls are set to start closing and we'll be seeing numbers trickle in that could be an early indication of the >> adam: andy hiller joins us with what to expect from the early results tonight. >> you are wondering how are

byron barnett is live for us with more on this. and boy, still coming down out there. >> reporter: definitely. we're at long wharf park along boston harbor. this was the place to be earlier this morning during high tide. if you wanted to see the results of the supermoon everyone has been talking about. where i'm standing you don't see much here but water was about a foo mother nature this morning didn't disappoint. scrolling through the tidal waters in mid november. some people just couldn't resist. >> it's wild. it's very unexpected. >> it's loom like ice but it feels great. it's refreshing. >> reporter: nature lovers out to see the coastal flooding at long wharf park in boston harbor. snapping pictures enjoying the experience. >> it's exciting. unique opportunity to experience nature in a different environment. >> reporter: at 11:06 it wasn't just high tide. it was a king tide. result of the gravitational pull from the supermoon many witnessed earlier this week. a moon that hasn't passed this close to the early in nearly 70 years

with hillary clinton for the latest on the campaign there let's head out to byron barnett. he has been watching clinton campaign. he joins us from outside the javitz center where they're hoping for a big victory tonight. >> reporter: they're hoping for a big victory. hillary clinton had a pretty low-key day today following a volatile campaign after voting this morning. we're told she stayed home for the rest of the day making phone calls and doing a little tweeting urging people to final preparations under way at the javitz convent center in new york where hillary clinton will address her supporters under a the nation when the results of the election are known. clinton who has often spoken of breaking through the glass ceiling will be under a real one when she speaks standing on a stage shaped like the united states. >> it's the most humbling feeling, dan, because i know how much responsibility goes outcome of this election. what it means for our country, and i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> reporter: clinton avoiding any appearances of o

event. 7's byron barnett is live at the statehouse with more. byron? big rally here at the statehouse today. organized primarily, by the antidefamation league and the main message today was stop the hate. now, several hundred people rallied on the steps of the statehouse, spilling out into the streets in the area. causing lots of congestion. this is in opposition to numerous reported hate crimes across the country. since the presidential election. the crowd heard from several political leaders here, including the mayor, the house speaker, the senate president says he was harassed in cambridge last week. a harvard law student. he is not a muslim. he wears a head dress that in tradition, with his religion. many bystanders saw him being ma rassed. no one said anything. >> he called me an f-ing muslim. he followed me around the store, trying to guess where i was from. i said "hey, i'm born and raised in new york.

. >> jadiann: byron barnett is live with more on what happened today. >> reporter: yes, we're at the long wharf park i long boston harb ooh not too much fun out in the rain but i got to tell you that was the place to be earlier today when the high tide came n. you could see the results of the supermoon everyone was talking about. look down here. you can see that if i were standing here this morning, during high tide, would have been standing in a f water. mother nature definitely did not disappoint. the irresistible call of mother nature. strolling bare foot in the tidal waters of mid november glass almost like face but it feels great. >> it's wild. it's unexpected. right. it's fun. >> reporter: at high tide this morning, spectators came out to see the coastal flooding at long wharf park along boston harbor. the flooding waters rising up and over the stone steps a foot deep in the walking area. trash barrels lifted by the water and swaying in the waves. >> rising water i think is very fascinating. to see it like this when usually it's 10 feet below where the leverage is. >> reporter:

errol barnett, thank you. >>> there were mass shootings in a number of cities this weekend including new orleans. one man is dead and nine others injured after an overnight shooting in the french quarter on bourbon street. two were arrested. it's not clear whether the victims were targeted. >>> a civil rights group is calling for more police protection of mosques after threatening letters were sent to three mosques in california. investigators are trying to track down whoever sent the handwritten, photocopied letters. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of dylann roof. he's accused of murdering nine african-americans at a bible meeting in june of 2015. on friday a federal judge ruled that roof is mentally competent to stand trial and could face will be right back. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... >>> funerals were

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and they've placed her with another family in lawrence byron barnett 7 news. >> anchor: a man facing charges after a deadly crash in boston. 27-year-old steven barrenbaum pleaded not guilty to several charges including motor vehicle homicide while under the influence. police say he crashed into an airport shuttle van in august kill it would go tourists. police say he was drunk and zone. >> anchor: and he's been ordered not to drive until this case is is resolved. >> anchor: causing the bus to spill over fuel in the streets. 3 people in the car were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries no one on the bus was hurt. >> they're working with clean harbors is on scene. and they have to check a numb there's no fuel try to figure out how far it made it. >> anchor: those storm drains have been cleaned out. >> anchor: 2 people are under arrest after police say they ransacked a marble head middle school over the weekend. 19-year-old tie orwick and casin sullivan arraigned today. officers say the alarm at marble head veterans middle school went off. the 2 men broke through a wi

(standup close: errol barnett/cbs news/woodruff, south carolina)"todd kohlhepp has been charged with one count of kidnapping. but there could be additional morning. investigators are combing the property looking for more clues, the victim's boyfriend and potentially more victims." firefighters battled this massive fire at a pallet yard in southern california this morning....about 80- firefighters... a hazardous materials unit.. and even a bulldozer responded to the scen. scene.the crews knocked down the fire in about two hours looking into the cause of the fire. today: fog west should lift this afternoon. lots of sunshine. highs around 60. wind: sw 5-10 mph.tonight: mostly lower 40s . wind: wsw 5-10 mph. weekend: beautiful weather both saturday and sunday. mostly to completely sunny both days with high temperatures in the low to middle 60s. might be the last great weekend to see good fall color. stays near 60 most of next week with very quiet today: fog west should lift this afternoon. lots of sunshine. highs around 60. wind: sw 5-10 mph.tonight: mostly clear. lows in the lower 40s .

let's get to 7's byron barnett also live at new york city at clinton campaign headquarters for us. byron. concession speech in a packed hotel ballroom here in manhattan and tchesz a very emotional speech according to everyone there. not only for her, but for her staff members who helped her wage that epic campaign for the presidency. this is painful and it will be for a long time. >> reporter: hillary clinton threw in the towel conceding president. >> i know we have still not chartered that highest and hardest glass ceiling. >> reporter: she thanked her campaign staff and supporters and urged them to accept the voters' decision. >> we must accept this result and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and a chance to lead. >> reporter: clinton urged her supporters to keep fighting for the issues they raised in the campaign. >> our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love. >> and the two-time presidential nominee had this message to all the little girls who may be watching. >> never

byron barnett has details. >> i cried. i lost it. >> reporter: it is painful for this mom to speak out. she is not showing her face to protect her young son. she says he was sexually molested by another little boy while on the school bus to the renaissance charter public school in hyde park. >> there was another child that was touching him. and know, different sexual acts. >> reporter: her son is just 7 years old. she says the other boy threatened violence and also touched four other children. >> he was threatening him. saying, if you don't do, this i'm going to shoot your mother. >> reporter: this mom says another child on the bus saw what was happening and told an adult who then told a school. the school says they took immediate action and contacted police, saying "we have taken this matter very seriously. safety. we have also taken the appropriate steps to protect the privacy of the children involved." >> it is a very difficult situation. you know, there is clearly, potentially, going to be some need for therapy. a lot

in bourn byron barnett 7 news. ; following breaking news in the donald trump transition. we learned the president elect called former massachusetts senator scott brown today to talk about a possible cabinet position: also today mr. trump reaching a settlement in the trump university fraud case. the new york attorney general's office reports trump has elected settle 3 lawsuits related to the real estate seminars. this comes after students claim they were tricked to hear trump's investing secrets. >> reporter: and trump's latest picks demonstrate that the president elect values loyalty and isn't afraid of a fight. when donald trump was fighting for the white house sessions and flynn remained at his side. the president elect chosen flynn and kansas congressman mike pompio as director. >> he has a good reputation from what i've heard. >> reporter: flynn. >> was known as a bull in a china shop. someone who didn't work well with others. >> reporter: a hard liner sessions radically charged remarks cost him a federal judgeship. the black caucus opposes his nomination. >> who is g

errol barnett, thank you. >>> 21-gun salutes will fire in cuba's largest cities monday as the island nation begins a week-long choreographed farewell to its long-time leader fidel castro. the communist dictator, who wore hi long as his trademark beard, died friday at the age of 90. manuel bojorquez is in havana. >> reporter: meg, cubans are grieving today as the death of fidel castro has started to set in. while a divisive figure abroad, on this caribbean island castro was admired by many. as flags flew at half staff over havana some cubans could not victor manuel said he felt like he had lost a patriarch, the father of our family, the father of the revolution he said. havana's normally bustling revolution plaza was quiet. workers were preparing for two davis tributes to the dictator who led the country for half a century. thousands of cubans will pay their respects in the shadow of the monument to national hero jose marti and a skurpculpture revolutionary leader che guevara. inside the fonseca prayed and reflected. castro was someone who helped us a lot she said, especially the cuba

errol barnett in washington. lesley stahl's interview with president-elect trump and his family airs tomorrow night on "60 minutes." four days after the election, anti-trump protesters are still taking to the streets in cities across the country. carter evans says there was bloodshed in oregon friday night. night. ( explosions ) >> reporter: police used flash bang grenades to push back crowds in portland. >> someone has a gun. >> reporter: tempers flared when protesters swarmed a bridge and stopped traffic, according to witness brandon branch. >> someone got out of car, pulled out a you don't move, i'm going to kill you." >> oh, my god. there's a fight. this is terrible. someone got shot. >> reporter: one person was shot and two were booked on charges of attempted murder. >> police are showing up. >> reporter: last night, anti-trump protesters marched across the nation. >> not my president! >> reporter: in chicago, they rallied in front of a trump hotel. in miami, they shut down a freeway, and in atlanta, they bu

errol barnett has the latest. >> president-elect donald trump fired off a tweet-storm sunday over the pending vote recount in wisconsin, where he won by 27,000 votes. "hillary clinton conceded" he wrote. noting that after the election the democratic nominee said "we owe him.? a chance to lead." clinton's general counsel said on saturday they would participate in the recount which was initiated by green party she has raised $6 million for the effort and may pursue recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. trump calls it a scam and today, his chief of staff went further. >> this is ridiculous. this is a fundraising, notoriety-driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin to president-elect trump who won 1.4 million. >> also today, the transition team's debate over who should be secretary of state spilled into public view once again. gov. mitt romney and mayor rudy giuliani are among those being considered. trump campaign manager-turned advisor, kellyanne conway, appeared on several sunday programs to slam governor mitt romney. >> he gave speeches against donald trump. he attac

that's the latest live here in new york city, i'm byron barnett, 7news. >>> and byron, also, who was plenty that room when clinton gave her concession speech today? >> well, as we said, it was a packed room. of course, bill clinton, chelsea, some extended family of hillary clinton's, tim kaine and his wife work on the campaign, some have been there with just this campaign and some have been with hillary clinton for years and years and years. of course there are all those volunteers and supporters who are at the headquarters last night who wanted to hear her speak. it was very emotional. a lot of hugs and a lot of tears. >> all right, byron live in times square, thank you so much. >> and dow futures plummeted nearly 900 points at one point now the dow jones is back up for the day. stocks finishing at a near record close, in fact. and up more than 250 points on the day. that's an increase of more than 1.3%. >> president obama today is addressing the nation for the first time since trump was declared the winner. the president acknowledged his less than idea relationship with donald trum

byron barnett with new information on those two adults tonight. >>>. >> reporter: well, sources tell 7 news emergency crews administered narcan, that's the drug that reverses drug overdoses to one or both of the two adults found unresponsive here at this home this marlborough. but it's the death of a little baby that's breaking so many hearts. we're told it is a two-month-old boy. >>> my reaction? i am in shock, like everybody else i guess. family members in grief following the tragedy inside this marlborough home. around noon thursday, police responding to a 911 call here found a baby and two adults unresponsive. police say the baby was later pronounced dead and that the two adults, a 19-year-old woman and a 23-year-old man were hospitalized. >> reporter: does anybody know >>> she is doing better. >> reporter: this man said he is the woman's cousin and that she and the 23-year-old man are the baby's parents. was she excited to be a mother? >>> she was excited to be a mother. she loved her baby. that's all i know. >> reporter: neighbors say the family had a baby shower two months ago

at errol barnett reports, president obama met with russian president vladimir putin and likely their last face-to-face meeting before mr. obama leaves on office. >> reporter: a brief and pleasant change between president obama and vladimir putin. according to the white house the sovereignty and this is the first meeting of the two men since the election of donald trump who repeatedly praised putin's strengths. in a formal meeting with chinese president xi jinping, mr. obama put an optimistic spin on cooperation between the two nations. the president said leaders from across the asia pacific had ski decided to move ahead. throughout his three-nati t this week, the president has had to assure other world leaders about the incoming president. >> people should take a wait and see approach in how much is policy proposals once in the white house, once he is sworn in, matches up with some of the rhetoric of his campaign. >> reporter: now the president suggested mr. trump may be willing to adjust current trade deals and that the world should develop his policies. but privately the white hous

errol barnett has more from washington. >> and we believe in democracy. >> reporter: in his first tv interview on cbs back in 1959, fidel castro predicted cuba would have open elections after its u.s.-backed dictator was overthrown. but instead, cuba has had more than five decades of communist rule and clamp-downs on dissidents. following castro's death, president obama released this >> reporter: mr. obama's easing of travel restrictions and re-establishment of diplomatic ties were done through executive order which the next president could reverse. >> the people of cuba get nothing. >> reporter: candidate trump criticized the president's actions. today, president-elect trump said: alan gross, the american imprisoned for five years in cuba and freed as part of obama's deal wrote: three u.s. senators of cuban descent all described castro's treatment of cubans as briewtdal. senator marco rubio spoke to cbs by phone. >> he is not a heroic figure in any way. if history has an honest assessment of him, as one of the most brutal dictators the western hemisphere has ever known. >> reporter:

guest: thanks, barnett. we don't really have any mercenaries over here. mercenaries, in my mind, are paid to fight. contractors come nonmilitary -- contractors, nonmilitary personnel picked a fight. what we have are contractors performing security duties many of them for the united states or for other countries. they do things like guard the eyepiece -- guard vips. they do functions like that to free up a reduce the need for military forces to do that. we also have contractors over here to cook our food and service to us. and they perform a wide range of tasks so we can reduce our uniform footprint here. no mercenaries, but plenty of contractors, some of whom are performing security duties over here. host: kathleen is in new york, republican. go ahead, kathleen. caller: first, i have a comment that i believe are national guard should be here protecting our nation, not over in the middle east. secondly, i really feel that if the people over there in iraq particularly, are handling their defense well, and we just -- and then we just don't belong there. let

. >> anchor: byron barnett joins us live from lawrence with that story. . the video like everyone saw in that video everyone walked out of lawrence district court a short time ago. he was ordered to stay that drug treatment program. machinedy mcgo juan of salem, new hampshire briefly peeking out from under her hood as she police say she is the woman in this video that went viral in september. passed out from a drug overoverdose in lawrence, right in front of her upset and no doubt bewildered toddler daughter. >>> it does depict a two-year-old child frantically crying and trying to wake her mother as she is lying in the middle of an aisle in the family dollar store. >> anchor: police say she was revived with two shots of narcan. she was winning when the prosecution asked she be held on $10,000 cash bail and ordered >>> this is an individual that clearly has a substance abuse problem dating back to 2002. >> reporter: but her attorney said she moved my adrug treatment facility in wilmington and shouldn't have her treatment interrunned. >>> she entered the prog

girl is doing just fine but her parents want to spread the word so it doesn't happen to 7's byron barnett with the story. >> reporter: practicing her gymnastics moves, 7-year-old madison young says she's feeling great today but she and her family had a big scare tuesday, when the nurse at the john f. kennedy elementary school in blackstone gave madison the wrong medicine. >> i was pretty upset. i was crying. i couldn't get there fast enough. it was raining out, and it was scary. i'm glad she's okay today. >> reporter: madison says she went to the school nurse she hurt her elbow during lunch. >> and then i fell backwards because there's a pole where you hang your jacket and i fell right there. >> reporter: madison's mom says the nurse was supposed to give madison motrin, but gave her ritalin instead. >> apparently another -- i know a little girl who's given ritalin at the school and she thought that mad coven was the little girl. >> because they looked alike? >> because they looked alike, yes. >> reporter: school officials her mistake right away. in a statement the school superintendent sa

. >> jadiann: byron barnett has more on this investigation. >> i cried. i lost it. >> reporter: it's painful for this mom to speak out. she is not showing her she says he was sexually molested by another little boy on the renaissance charter public school. >> another child that was touching him and asking him to perform different sexual acts. >> was he was threatening this i'm going to shoot your mother. >> reporter: this mom says it was another child who told an adult whod then told the school. the school says they took immediate action and contacted police saying: >> very difficult situation. you know. there is clearly potentially going to be a need for therapy. a lot of therapy. >> reporter: this mom she says he is traumatized and afraid to be by himself. >> i think something needs to be done to the driver. i think he needs to be disciplined. i think the school should take more of a responsibility as far as getting kids in counselling and there must be a monitor on every bus. >>today other stunned >> we need monitors on the boston public school buses a

byron barnett has more. >> reporter: in falmouth outrained over this. a woman getting her purse stolen while she was' shopping in a store. this was caught on video and police are hoping that someone out there can tell them who this suspect is. a brazen theft. snatching a purse right out of someone else's shopping cart. >> can't believe somebody would do that this time of the year especially. it's awful. >> reporter: police want you to take a good look at the woman. so she is suspected of stealing a woman's purse hundred in cash and gift cards. it happened at this wal-mart in falmouth shortly after 5:00 pm monday. video shows the suspect entering the wal-mart and walking past the victim's shopping cart. second later you see the woman return and make the grab. >> that's ridiculous. you got to work for your stuff. you don't take somebody's hard earned stuff. >> people are desperate. they get desperate. >> scum of the earth. >> reporter: when the victim returned her stolen there it was plain as day. police posted the video on their website and facebook page

byron barnett has more. >> reporter: 20-year-old joseph kass tonna of williston, vermont, will serve three and a half years in the house of correction after pleading guilty to manslaughter he was in the courtroom just a little while ago with his familiar i will under a the family of the victim. many of the family members shedding tears. he was blind the wheel when his slammed his car into a pole in beverly back in april killing his best friend. who was in the passenger see. now police say that he had a blood alcohol contend of more than twice the legal limit. the victim, 19-year-old craig samson a student was after the court the victim's father in tears said he hopes that others learn from this tragedy. >> any sentencing from our family is not desired to be any kind of revenge or retaliation. that all we wanted was that perhaps let a message young man, but to our community around us. to our other children. and your children. that all i ask is that you think twice before you act once. >> reporter: craig samson's father said that the only reason his son got into the car that night was

byron barnett is live in taunton with the story this evening. byron? >>> well, this fatal accident happened right here in this sent section in taunton. the suspect and her boyfriend are also charged with hiding evidence and misleading police. the victim's friends are devastated. >>> all you had to do is make a and maybe he would be alive. my son will never get to meet his father. >>> shannon and friends mourning the tragic death of her boyfriend michael alfano. the 36-year-old tattoo artist was killed in a hit and run accident. he was the father of two children, denino is pregnant. >>> he would have been an amazing dad each loved all his children. >>> play say this woman was as he road his bicycle through this taunton intersection thursday night. her boyfriend, ryan oday of bridgewater, is charged with being an accessory after after the fact. police say after they tracked her down she confessed to hitting alfano. >>> see turned and saw the bicyclist in the roadway struck the bicyclist, left when her boyfriend who was vehicle instrawed her to get out of

byron barnett with the latest on the clinton campaign. >> reporter: chelsea clinton primed to get young people fired battle ground of new hampshire. >> we have to prove that love trumps hate isn't just a slogan. >> reporter: at keen state college she told a crowd they can't stay on the solids because this election is too important. >> please anything you do in the next 4 days talk to your family friends strangers alike about what's at stake. we have to win. we have top turn new hampshire blue from the top of the ticket. thank you all for all you've done. >> reporter: i am happy to be in the home of the steelers. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigning with billionaire mark cuban in another important swing state pennsylvania. >> in the last 4 days that's all that's left in the most important election of our life times. are you ready to vote pittsburgh? >> reporter: clinton says if opponent donald trump. >> if you know anybody in pittsburgh or western pa who is voting for donald trump stage an intervention before it's too late. >> reporter: the parade of clinton surrogates rolls through

errol barnett has the latest. >> we love you! ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: friday night, defeated presidential candidate hillary clinton held a thank you party for her campaign staff in new york. >> i love you, and i will be forever grateful to you. >> reporter: while president-elect donald trump prepared for the handover the power. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. >> reporter: thursday, trump met for 90 minutes with the outgoing president who suggested trump consider keeping some of obamacare's key provisions. in an interview with "60 minutes" airing sunday, trump said he would. >> reporter: are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> reporter: you're going to keep that. >> also with the children living with their parent for an extended period we're going to-- >> reporter: you're going to keep that. >> very much try to keep that. >> reporter: the president-elect will

elaine. >> quijano: errol barnett in lima, peru. errol, thank you. police officer was murdered today outside police headquarters in san antonio, texas. the officer was in his patrol car writing a ticket when another car pulled up behind him. a pan got out and fired twice at the officer, killing him. police are searching for the gunman. the death toll continues to rise after a train crash in india. 14 cars jumped the tracks killing at least 115 people and injuring about 150. the cause is under investigation. >> a renewed assault on syria's largest city, aleppo, in recent days has left about 300 people dead. syrian government forces backed by russia are pounding areas held by rebels. kawtd in the fighting are dozens of children. jonathan vigliotti has the latest. >> reporter: rebel shelling killed eight children at a school in the government-held part of aleppo today. and a barrel bomb launched by the syrian regime killed a family of six living on the rebel side. two medics with local rescue group the white helmets said the bomb was packed with chlorin

errol barnett, cbs news, washington. meterologist rebecca schuld thanksgiving weekend: scattered clouds today will continue tonight and for sunday. a breezy southerly wind will bring temp up to around 50 but will feel a little cooler with the breeze at 5 to 15 miles per hour. rain arrives after sunset on sunday. into early next week monday, with a later morning and early afternoon break, before more rain fills back in late in the day. balmy temps near 50. again, breezy southerly wind windy on tuesday but still relatively mild near 50 and rain showers end during the morning.last day of the month the low 40s with dry conditions.few flurries in store as we kick off december with chilly highs in the 30s to around 40 for thursday and friday. when you do the same job for 50 years... at it.tonight...a beloved high school coach hangs up his whistle and calls it a career. career.applause applausethese people are saying "thank you coach letsch".a coach for 51-years total...he's someone who loved what he did for each one.he was the

welcome to "urban byron barnett. the history of the jewish film festival, tarting this week, and also on the program an informative discussion with advocates from both sides of ballot 2 question that deals with charter schools in massachusetts. and up first, more politics. this tuesday's election right around the conner and with several hot button ballot questions on the ticket, we invitesed a panel of enthusiast who's are ready to give you a and we welcome marcela garcia from the "boston globe" and with us today is adrian walker, her globe collegue, and welcome leverett wing executive director of the commonwealth seminar providing training and networking opportunities with policy maketories diverse leaders and with us, andrea cabral, former secretary of transportation and also former suffolk county sheriff who always has something interesting welcome to "urban update" and thank you for coming in. what an election this year has been. i never would have thought it could top 2008 but here we are. i just kind of a gener

byron barnett is live now with the developing details. >> reporter: well, still more questions than answers. neighbors tell us this baby was a two-month-old boy. the d.a. is only releasing very limited information, leaving neighbors here to wojder what happened inside that state police spent hours taking pictures inside this home in marlborough and of this blue car. while bagging potential evidence at the scene. the district attorney confirms a baby and two adults were found unresponsive inside the two-story home. >> this should never happen. should never happen. a little child like that. >> reporter: police got the call before noon yesterday. and when they arrived, the baby was rushed to the hospital. >> it was really shocking to see. police cruisers on the street. never mind find out that, you know, a young baby had died. >> reporter: the unresponsive adults, a 19-year-old woman and 23-year-old man are still in the hospital. >> kind of a little freaked out. usually, on this street, nothing happens. >> reporter: the woman is peruvian and lived here with her boyfriend and mother. >> i thoug

the nightteam's byron barnett with more from the clinton campaign. >> byron: the final days of this long campaign focusing on the important swing states and tonight she got help from a former rival and an entertainer who is using his star power to help get out the vote. ? and persony sanders joining hillary clinton on stage in raleigh, north carolina. the democratic nominee hoping their popularity will get people in this bitground state excited to go to the polls and vote. >> after hearing from these two extraordinary men, i feel all fired up and ready to go for the next five days. clinton now in the homestretch, trying to make sure closing argument why voters should send reskrekt donald trump. >> are we going to build a stronger fairer better america, or are we going too fear each other and fear our future? >> reporter: and her biggest heavyweight, surrogate, president obama, also rallying in key >> pete:ground states telling crowds in florida that clinton is right for the job and trump won't be ail to cut it. this counts. and tomorrow clinton is spds herring daughter chelsea to campaig

i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> jadiann: a piece of art causing controversy at salem state university. -- the piece is inspiring racist behavior. the school says it's using it to open a discussion. kelli o'hara is live for us in salem with more on the controversy that is brewing. >> reporter: controversy on campus, absolutely, you can see the sign in the door says it all. the display is locked for now and it's going to stay that way at least for a little while. >> very upsetting. i, it absolutely needs to me to deal with. >> reporter: students not happy about this. an image depicting people dressed up as members of the k.k.k. the painting part of an exhibit called the state of the union. a show meant for artists to express themselves about the recent election. doctor lisa mcbride says our students to think critically. some art is provocative. and so the key is how do we prepare any person to enter into this room as an informed american? >> reporter: students say what they're upset the most the art wasn't explained with information. that left it up to potentially negative interpret air,

byron barnett is live for us in lawrence and has the latest on the investigation. byron. >> the discovery of this woman's body really shook people up around here. police had originally called her thath suspicious but now now, scoot-year-old lawrence woman was found dead yesterday morning, her body discovered lying in a courtyard in front of the rita hilliard in lawrence. they were on the scene every hours today talking to witnesses. but now after investigating the essex district attorney says he has ruled out foul play and no longer considers the death suspicious. authorities say they believe the woman took her own life. in lawrence, i'm byron barnett, 7news. >>> and new here at 4:00, a gloucester man charged in a lynn murder called to court. 29-year-old shaun chandler was arraigned today on murder charges. 38-year-old donald yancey was shot and killed friday night in breed square. the district attorney's office says the shooting was the result of a fight between the men. >> also on 7, opening statements began today in the retrial of gary ley sampson, originally co