horsley says: "we've had a complaint of kindergarten student behind harassed by a fellow kindergarten student and up to the high school." it's not just comments--it's fear. haney says: "one of the little kids in our elementary school indicated he didn't think he'd be back at school the next day and when they asked him why he said because donald trump was elected president i may have to go back to mexico." canyon school district spokesman jeff haney says school psychologists are working on material for teachers to use to talk about election fears. but some lessons don't start in the classroom. horsley says: "because they hear their parents saying offhand comments in the privacy of their own homes, they might think it's ok to take those statements to school." the result when it's heard walking down the hall? angelica gomez says: "it's fear and anger and frustration." it's not the lesson they wanted to learn--but with each other to hold it's not the last lesson they'll take away. angelica gomez says: "i want my voice to be heard and for mexicans to not be afraid for standing up for thems

he can absolutely redirect them and really increase that deportation apparatus. >> christa: scott horsley, one of the first things on that contract donald trump has with voters is he wants to impose term limits on congress. as we saw senate leader mitch mcconnell yesterday, that's not going to be something the senate takes up, not that this is a failure of his contract before he even gets into office, but this is a relationship business. >> that's right. i think senator mcconnell called that a non-starter, even though it's at the top of the 100-day agenda. >> sreenivasan: so in terms of those things in that contract, what does the president-elect do, scott horsley scott horsley to, try to figure out ways where things can be more palatable to a congress that's willing and interested in working with him? >> well, there was a lot of stuff on that list that donald trump hasn't talked a lot about during the campaign. and a lot of that drain-the-swamp stuff wasn't really a major focus of his campaign, the term limit, the lobbying limits. that's not something he campaigned on for months and mont

scott horsley. >> thank you, mr. president. you're off to europe. when you spoke at the u.n., you talked about the immigration and building walls. what choice do you think the american people made last week, and is there still a chance for what you call the coarse direction some pole ma-- people made. >> i think the american people recognize that the world has shru shrunk, that it's interconnected, that you're not going to put that genie back in the bottle. the american people recognize that their careers or their kids' careers are going to have to be more dynamic. this they might not be working in the single place for is on 0 years why. they might have to retool or retrain. . they want to make sure that the rules of the game are fair. and what that means is physical you look at surveys americans' attitudes on trade, the majority of the american remember, americans still enjoy trade. but they're concerned before wlr fair. we've got the same access as what they might have relating to us. i made an argument, thus far unsuccessful unsuccessfully, that

coming up next at 5:30, when scott horsley racing is set to return few days. >> reporter: and a mbta bus driver facing charges this morning. we'll tell you why his passengers had the call 911. >> christa: and a bourne teenager attacked on her way to catch her school bus. who police say jumped in to gets out of control. protesters lighting trees on fire and smashing windows. >> christa: and a mbta bus driver accused of going on a dangerous drive. police say the bus crashed into a parked car with passengers on board and kept on driving. >> sarah: and a string of crimes putting families on edge. reading police warning that someone could be breaking into homes. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> christa: it is 5:30. it's friday. most importantly, it's veterans day on this day to pay tribute to our nation's war heroes. we want the thank all the servicemen and women. i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. thanks so much for waking up with us this morning. let's get a check of the forecast with wren clair who joins us now. >> chris: good morning. happy friday. a pretty qu