i'm lisa hughes. >> the double messy. >> and we warned you about the rain and the flooding let's get over to eric fisher, tracking the rain in the area. >> pretty good downpours, and certainly needed after a slow start to the month of november. you can see the heavier downpours lifting from south to north. haven't seen any thunder or lightning but there have been localized downpours. heavier rain over scituate harbor. and then some very heavy rain and manchester. and some torrential rainfall heading to peterborough. we're getting a good soaking of rain. be cautious over the next couple of hours. peter in cambridge a half inch. and same for larry in centerville. rising temperatures mentioned in southeastern mass around 60 for a time this evening. and we won't with cooling off the rain. towards 10:00 the last of the showers should be moving through southern new hampshire and we'll taper off to light stuff and mist. and the clouds will hold on. all told a pretty good amount of rainfall and a chance for the minor flooding with the high tide cycle tonight between 10:00 and 2:00 a.m. a war

thanks for joining us, i'm lisa hughes. >> and i'm david wade. to deal with here. >> reporter: they canvas the house. they are searching for the men responsible for holding a 70- year-old woman up at knife point inside her own home. >> they held a knife to her throat, were demanding money and the location of a safe. and there was no safe. >> police say 23 masked men -- three masked men tied her up with duct tape and left with and call police. >> maybe they can trace the car. >> it's very troubling. this doesn't happen in the town of sterling. we live next door to princeton. crime is affecting the small communities in central massachusetts. >> that was chantee lans reporting. >>> a bad crash on route 44

i'm lisa hughes. >> and i'm david wade. >> by the time the rain moves out. ou chilly. and seeing areas of heavy rainfall move through. the snow lover -- interior maine is where we've seen significant snowfall. you can see a closer look at live doppler radar and the rain is heaviest on the south side of the pike. and it's where we have the warmest air as temperatures have been climbing into the 50s. eastward to taunton, fall heavier rain. steady on the cape and the islands. and scattered north of the city and heading into southern new hampshire. this morning we saw icing in northern massachusetts and southern new hampshire. it's 39 in manchester. very cold rain. and parts of southeast mass will hit 60 degrees this evening as temperatures warm the wind comes up. and now we're gusting over 20 miles per hour. and the wind will continue to increase so a wind advisory for the south coast, the cape and the islands. and peak gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. and there could be isolated damage through the midnight time frame. the main issues just localized flash flooding and the h

i'm lisa hughs. >> and i'm david wade. tomorrow goes into the history trump, capping off his unexpected rise with the gop nomination in the run for the white house and the election is expected to be a close one. a new cbs poll just out today has clinton with a 4-point lead over trump. >> our team of reporters has you covered with louisa moller in new hampshire and jon jon kell louisa moller. >> reporter: you can see and hear the lights and the crowd, the kind of event meant to encourage every single donald trump supporter to get out there and vote tomorrow. and it's coming full circle for donald trump in new hampshire. he won the primary in february and is hoping that the granite donald trump's whirlwind tour of battle ground states began in florida where he jumped on the fbi announcement that there would still be no charges for hillary clinton on her e-mail handling. >> nobody in this room can believe what's going on in washington. nobody in this room can believe what's going on with the fbi and what's going on with the d

. >> hughes hughes mced -- lisa hughes mced the event. >> bruins and celtics on the road. can they pick >>> and before the game of the year it's the return of one of the patriot's most exciting >>> the patriots back at the race tomorrow. >> seattle brings big d but they have trouble scoring points sometimes. >> they had a game that one time. tom brady would lose his mind. the patriots and the seahawks play tomorrow night. two of the best teams this year and every year. the seahawks destroyed the broncos in super bowl 48. the malcolm butler play in super bowl 49. not many of us knew about him until the interception of russel wilson. pete carroll took a lot of heat for losing that one. he'd like redemption this friday night. >> they're the top team in the league. the best record. they're healthy and rolling and all that. it's a great opportunity for us. this is a great great opportunity to go on the road when they're coming off a bye and they're ready to go and all that. and see where we fit with this team. and if we should be so fortunate to get the chan be awesome. >> pete

i'm lisa hughes. >> in 76 days donald trump will be living in the white house. tonight his home in new york has been the epicenter of unrest for voters who are not happy. we have live team coverage tonight and we begin the coverage live in manha. again we begin louisa with more on this dramatic day. >> reporter: a small group of protesters remained outside trump tower but nothing compared to the thousands of people who blocked fifth avenue just a short time ago. as you can tell police presence remains strong and they are dumb trunks blocking the entrance to the tower, all while the president-elect gets down to business. avenue outside trump tower chanting and staging a massive protest of donald trump. >> now it is time for america to bind the wounds of division. >> less than 24 hours earlier the president-elect celebrated his win and hillary clinton accepted her defeat. >> this is painful and it will be for a long time. >> clinton delivered her concession speech before state appears to have won more votes. she lost in the electoral college to trump. >> donald tr

. >> i'm lisa hughes. afraid to let their kids outside. nick is live in dorchester. >> some parents who live in this very area were telling me tonight point blank they think twice before coming outside walking their kids down this particular sidewalk because of incidents we saw right here today. >> we can't even come outside and let our kids come outside because we're scared. >> reporter: this is the mindset of a mother, currently living along west cottage street meet. melissa cub recall could only shake her head and hold her kids close. >> it's not a random act of violence. clearly an argument that escalated to an unfortunate death. >> reporter: according to police commissioner william evans, one man involved in the argument was found dead by the doorway of this home, surrounded by red tape. questioning. neighbors like lisa, meanwhile, question why the fight turned fatal. >> i don't know why people are deciding to kill instead of talking and resolving it in another way. people are losing their family members and it's pointless. >> that's

i am lisa hughes. police are trying to track down this vicious handle. >> reporter: iii hateful act was discovered today, pushing him him to speak out publicly. police say they have no doubt that this is a race related hate crime. and the cover of darkness, this house filled with love was targeted by hate. >> i don't understand is thinking at all. i didn't know it still existed. >> jackie stimson would seven-year-old son but now she has a much harder conversation. >> at -- i wasn't ready for this. i didn't think we would have to talk about this so soon. >> reporter: someone through fried chicken and watermelon on the family car. a newly installed security camera showed a car driving by. she says it's time that people know what's going on. anymore. i want people to know what's going on. >> reporter: she was letting the police do their job investigating two previous cases of vandalism. they were go home was scrolled -- scrawled on what looks like a wooden barricade. >> i told her, if you need anything i

. >> i am lisa hughes. there is one more day before we make the transition and eric fisher is live in the weather center. you are tracking the timeline. >> it is interesting watching the storm. blizzard conditions in minnesota. you can see a sharp front with of the cold air behind it and record highs ahead of it. gorgeous across new england. the times are about to change. mainly clear skies, back in the 30s, chilly mornin watching tomorrow, low ocean cloud start to back their way in. especially near the coast lines, more clouds to deal with. in line we get sunshine. by sunday morning, rain showers swinging through. the wind -- the winds, the cold and the snow moving through new england for tomorrow take advantage of a bright day, especially away from the immediate coastline. we will talk about how cold it gets and the best chance of snow and the winter outlook. >>> we will see you then. the fbi is out with a new morning -- a new warning urging americans to be on guard against terrorist attacks boston. inves

lisa hughes has the story. >> reporter: it was a day for [ applause ]. >> reporter: and for 5-year-old mikie it was a day of love from his new parents. >> this is fantastic. >> mike is a great kid. he's -- he's come a long way. >> reporter: mikee's new big brother, jake, who is also adopted got in on the festivities by asking the judge if he could help. >> lord knows i need plenty of assistance. >> reporter: the paperwork was signed and the adoption became final. >> hi, mikie. >> reporter: you might recognize him. he i child last year with jack williams making a personal appeal. >> i know we're searching for a miracle, but this little boy who was given up at birth needs to be loved. >> reporter: there's no question he is. denise was hooked as soon as she looked into mikee's eyes. >> there's like an immediate connection with the eyes. >> i think what showing kids on wednesday's child like mikie does is educate the public about who these children are. these families stand up to make a commitment to children. they fall in love with these kids. >> they're great and they serve a chance. >>

than the faneuil hall holiday spectacular hosted by wbz news anchors lisa hughes and david wade. all eyes trained on the norwegian spruce that stood 85 feet tall. >> it is beautiful that the people are here together. it does not matter what nationality. it is a great time to holiday season with festive sights and sounds and the blue man group is the leading the christmas tree topped off a tradition that kids of all ages countdown to celebrate. >> we are trying to start in the holidays and really getting into cherishing what we really have. >> reporter: the lights are on and the confetti is flying. the holidays are officially underway boston. six weeks of lights and sound extravaganza. reporting from -- mick giovanni, wbz. >>> distracted driving is ng a warning -- a local mother's mission to get texter is to oulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (vo) the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively at verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? (vo) because verizon lte advanced delivers 50% faster peak speeds in 450 cities,

. >>> david wade and lisa hughes. wbz news at 6:00, 5:00, and election. one candidate rushed off the stage while another motorcade motorcade involved in an accident. 18 accused of making inappropriate comments about female players. >>> a little girl being hailed a cereal. what she learned that may have saved her whole family's life . >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. >>> everybody. november 6. i am kerry connolly. are glad that you are waking up with us. it is 7:00. remember to turn the clocks back. fall back. >> you bet you. fall back one hour. we have got the flipside, daylight and that is early in the morning but it is going to be getting darker earlier as well. sunset, 4:31 pm. starting off with the mid-40s, milder than yesterday at this gillette stadium at foxboro. we see a broken cloud cover there, showers overnight, nothing going on in terms of the patriots being around today. next sunday night, it is going to be really called. next sunday night when they get back into town to play the next game. we had s

mother says she came forward in the hopes this community would stand together against hate and as lisa hughes reports it's happening in a big way. they were honking their horns and roaring their engines as seven-year-old headed towards 20 bikers waiting outside of their kindness means everything. >> put your hands on the handle bars if you want. >> the best part of today is riding a motorcycle. >> police say bi-racial targeted by a series of hate crimes. first a racial slur on his mother's car and another on a saw horse thrown onto heir yard. the third when someone threw fried chicken and watermelon on their car. one of the neighbors was hoie road like that and that's just wrong and i don't like it. >> the club decided to let the family know they are not alone so today they made him an honorary club member. >> we want to share something with the kids to show they care about them. >> they also gave him a helmet, a jacket of his own and the ride of a life time. >> i've never been a part of like a big giant club. >> i think it means the world supports him and nobody hates him and he can walk wit

. >> lisa hughes. cbs2 news called massachusetts for naumann -- candidate about an hour ago after the polls closed. the projected win, 59% to donald trump's 35%. >> one of the many battleground states his new hampshire and you can see hillary clinton right now has a nine percentage point lead with 13% of the precincts reporting. >> of the big race in new hampshire of course the $100 million by force and between incumbent republican kelly ayotte and her democratic challenger maggie hassan. at the many precinct reporting. beth is live in concord tonight. the room is filling out but it has been somewhat subdued as the early numbers are not boding well for the republican party officials say is the democratic cities that tend to come in a little early. kelly ayotte has been locked in a very tight race with governor maggie hassan the democrats. there two and has been doing the trump factor. her support for him has been lukewarm. you will be -- waiting to see a donald trump will impact this race. she broke wi

on september 10, 2011, this is where hughes was detained in the heart of the tenderloin. from the time of lisa's death to when he was arrested he committed several crimes like burglaries and thefts. today she shared a hug with the chief the then sfpd detective on lisa's case. she calls her, her angel because she tested dna evidence from the crime scene every year. she says it's what see this does for all her cases. >> the victim was so outgoing and loving and just a joy to be around according to all reports. and it was so unnecessary to have her suffer in that manner. >> reporter: with today's tensions between the police and the public, she says she wants lisa's story to remind people. >> there are angels among them. there are angels watching around in blue uniforms, too. there are angels walking among those in blue uniforms. >> reporter: anthony hughes was sentenced to 16 years to life and says he didn't do it. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> we now know the young woman found dead in oakland was a volunteer in the alameda sheriff's department. now two people are under arrest for her