house district 13 democrat charlie kris defeating david jolly? a closely watched battle. take a look at the numbers on your screen. we're live at the watch party in tampa where charlie kris is back in off right now in the grand ballroom it's quiet here. but earlier it was packed with supporters. you said it, certainly a significant win for charlie crist. the last time we won was in 2016. now he's serving -- in 2006 now she's serving at a democrat. he had a religious leader during the people's congressman. they pro districted the -- predicted he would win. . >> being a public essential haven't is a calling for me and -- a public servant is a calling for me. i love it that's what my life is about. >> reporter: what it your goal with this particular seat? >> my goal is to fight for to look out for them, our senior citizens. our environment. i love you more. >> reporter: he said that a lot tonight, i love you, i love you more. he also talked about his opponent david jolly he said while they were opponents, they were never enemies and he wishes them well. speaking of david jol

. >> kris: charlie baker voted as well. he left one race on his ball team coverage is coming up. >> reporter: plenty of sunshine for the election day forecast. more details on what to expect this afternoon coming up. >> sarah: all that and much >> an historic battle at the ballot box. americans heading to the polts toe lekt a new president. hillary clinton making her closing argument. >> let's make history together! >> donald trump looking to close the deal. >> hillary is the face of failure. >> now it's time to voice your choice. >> sarah: voters around the country and here in new england are lining up early to voice their choice today. along with new hampshire, one

. >> kris: charlie baker voiced his choice on the election day. he went to vote in his hometown of swampscott. baker filled out the entire ballot with one major exception. he did not cast a vote for president. nancy chen back now with that story. >> nancy: that is absolutely right. governor baker is a lifelong republican. he headed to the polls this morning. but he says he did not vote for anyone for president. governor charlie baker casting his vote early in his hometown of swampscott. but notably, leaving one entry blank. declining to vote for either hillary clinton or donald trump. >> i said many months ago that i wasn't going to be able to support donald trump. for a number of reasons. and i think hillary clinton had believability problems. nothing has happened to change my mind on that. >> nancy: the republican governor did not vote for trump during the primary. >> this is the first time i haven't voted for president. i'm obviously disappointed about that. >> nancy: baker, however, questions and urged people to head to the polls no matter how

charlie: who was ernst kris? art: they were a trio of historians.istory is going to die a method becomes more scientific. it is how you live a work of art. a painting is not complete until the artist paints it and if -- and get your response to it. one had put this into print and thought about it. how does the older respond to a work of art? on. took that problem when you and i look at the same painting, we see it somewhat differently. what does that mean? each of us is undergoing a creative process that will re-create in their own head the image they see and that is one of the reasons it is satisfying to the viewer. who realized that all you see is photons. he developed this idea that came from -- the modern way we look at works of art from an experimental psychological point of view is like this. and now, of course, the next step is people are starting to do this and i am beginning to with colleagues of mine, is to see what happens if you image a person. while they are looking at three of these paintings. figurative, intermediate, and abstract, wh

. >> christa: clearly they have not watched charlie brown's christmas with the charlie brown christmas tree. >> kris: that was a paltry-looking tree, but we love it. it's a classic. >> christa: that's right. authentic. lots to get to this morning including know and go. and why some experts say hillary clinton has grounds to challenge the presidential election results. >> reporter: and a driver takes off dragging a boston police officer. the search is on for that suspect. we'll have the latest coming up. >> kris: and casino gambling is legal in massachusetts. so is smoking marijuana soon, but will it be legal to combine the two? we'll let you know when we come ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin . >> christa: welcome back. 5:45 on you wednesday. time now for everything you need the start your day. >> kris: it's what you

. >> kris: heroes are being honored today in boston. governor charlie baker presents the 27th annual firefighters of the year awards. john cuoco is live at the special ceremony in worcester. with all the details. john? >> reporter: well, kris, in the face of danger, those honored here today not only ran towards it but literally ran into it. firefighters from across massachusetts were honored tuesday in worcester at the 27th firefighter of the year awards. their work in 2015's deadliest fire at a house where more than 20 people lived, saving two women, four people were killed. all under 40 years old. including a pregnant woman. members of the watertown fire department were also honored for their work in december of 2016, saving an elderly woman trapped underneath a car at a construction site. but all these honorees in one way or another, were called into action, laying their lives on the line for others. >> these are not stories unfamiliar with. i mean, i live here. i remember them. i remember seeing them on the news. and sometimes in the midst of all th

charlie sheen takes a swipe at the cleveland indians for denying him a first pitch. we're back in a moment. >>> indians hosting the cubs, to cleveland we go. cubs get on the board early. that's kris bryant. chicago has another two runs driven in on a double by addison russell. misplayed that in the outfield. loads up the bases, is relieved by otero. take a look how russell welcomes him to the mound. >> 2-0. high fly ball to left center. at the wall. grand slam! 7-0, chicago! >> can't hang that slider right down the middle. addison russell becomes the first shortstop to hit a grand slam in the world series, tying a fall classic record with six rbis in the game as the cubs take a monster lead. no drama in this one to the third inning. pitched just like an ace, allowing two runs on three hits. cubs tack on another two in the ninth ant way to the 9-3 victory. after we turn to progressive field yesterday, one game from elimination, chicago is now one away from its first championship since 1908. well, on the other side of that, the indians will try to end their 68-year title drought, sending out starter, he's been dominant, cory kluber, to face kyle hendricks on the mound. what a match

charlie baker in 2018. according to the "herald," others, including former congressman barney frank believe it's unlikely kerry will want the enter the race. >> kris: still ahead, costly christmas tree. we'll tell you the price tag for the tree on boston common. >> christa: and more on donald trump's transition. a new england native emerging as a top contender for a key position in the administration. >> sarah:>> kris: and running ie trouble when a herd of deer >> kris: the price tag for boston's christmas tree causing controversy in canada. the cbc says novais spent nearly $250,000 to send the annual christmas tree to boston last year. according to the report, the province paid $242,000 to transport and sponsor the tree lighting ceremony thatas nova scotia's delivered a tree to the common each year since 1971. it's a gift to thank boston, which sent medical personnel quickly after a deadly explosion there back in 1917. >> christa: nobel prize winner bob dylan says he'll be a no-show for the awards ceremony. the musician says he can't make it to the december ceremony in sweden because he has other plans. dylan was awarded the mow bell prize in lit