let's begin with nicole jacobs live at logan airport nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, kate. things are moving quite quickly here at logan airport. the lines are going away, much different from what we saw just a short time ago. people are transitioning over to tsa, which there is a little bit of a back-up there, but mass. port is certainly doing all it can to make the process as easy and as convenient as possible for travelers. we know global travel this holiday season is last year. during this time tsa is beefing up security and staffing, stepping up security as well, to increase the presence making sure travelers feel safe and protected. there are some things passengers are doing to make sure that this is an easy day for them. they're taking out all they can, all of their travel arsenal, if you will, but even that makes it a little tricky. >>i kind of misjudged how long it's difficult to figure out where it starts, so we started down there and had to come down here. >> reporter: taking a live look now at logan airport, i can tell you things are clearing out q

nicole jacobs is live with the latest this morning, nicole. >> reporter: kate, investigators were at the home well into the night. a man, woman, and a baby were all found unresponsive. the baby is now dead. no one really knows what happened here. >>i can't make anything out it's involving a child i believe. >> reporter: the presence of investigators on harrison place in marlboro was alarming to residents. >>the only thing i seen was three ambulances, four cruisers. >> reporter: investigators collected bags of evidence from a home where an infant was found dead and a 19-year-old woman and a 23-year-old woman were found unresponsive. saying much but they responded to a call just before noon thursday and as word spread residents through uneasy. >>i don't like to hear this stuff. >> reporter: because this scene is unusual here, they say. as they tried to make sense of an investigation involving the death of an infant. >>i'm kind of freaked out. usually nothing ever happened on this street, ever. >> reporter: that man and woman were taken to the hospital. they're both still at the hospita

a boston charter school is now investigating the boston police cannot get involved in the case nicole jacobs is latest on this, nicole. >>> the alleged incident happened weeks ago, but school officials just addressed the issue with parents on monday. the school does say the leadership team took immediate action upon learning of the allegations. >>> the allegations are disturbing and the details of them are now making the rounds on social media all surrounding a 6-year-old student at boston facebook poster writes, if the kids refused he beats them and threatens them saying he is going to bring a gun to school to shoot them and their parents. boston police confirm they were alerted of the incident on november 3rd but tell wbz due to the ages of the parties involved there can be no criminal investigation. now concerned from parents that the charter school should do more school officials writing on their website, we have taken this matter very seriously and have taken appropriate going onto write, this is a highly sensitive matter and we ask our school community to respect the privacy of our stu

. >>> let's get to nicole jacobs live on the scene in boston nicole what can you tell us. in commonwealth av the first thing you notice the traffic lights are out as a result of this crash if you take a look where this boston police cruiser is a light box on the ground because we're told one of the three vehicles involved in this crash actually hit that light box and went over on to the green way and then was located on the other side of the road there. i want to get you right to some video of the crash shortly after it happened you can was hit in all of this has some pretty heavy damage to the front end what we're told right now is that a cabdriver might also be involved in this and that cabdriver never stopped in this situation we're told a cabdriver and a security vehicle were traveling on commonwealth that state police cruiser was traveling on berkeley and some how the three collided here at this intersection again you can see officer directing traffic because the lights are out here at this intersection the good news, no one was injured, so no ambulances or anything o

. >>> let's get right up to nicole jacobs live on the scene with the very latest on this, nicole. >>> kate, we are right at the intersection of and commonwealth av, the lights are out as a result of a crash if you take a look where the boston police cruiser is, he is manning an area where the light box is actually toppled over on the ground because we're told one of the three vehicles involved actually hit that light box and then traveled across the green and ended up on the street on the other side. we want to get you right to some video right now of when the state police cruiser that was involved in this crash was might be involved in this crash and that cabdriver we're told did not stop and they are currently looking for that third vehicle. i can also tell you the third, another vehicle involved here was a security vehicle that's the vehicle that police believe went across that green way here. the good news, no one was injured but right now as you're taking a live look here, you can see that it can get quite bu drivers here right now as this boston police officer tries to man the a

we are live that senate race, let's begin with nicole jacobs with a closer look at the controversial question 2 nicole good morning. >>> in addition to the presidential race here in massachusetts, there are also some small congressional races and yes those four ballot questions, question number two is getting reaction from not only school officials and parents but also governor 12 new charter schools to open every year supporters of question two say it gives their kids more options for schools opponents to the question two say it chips away at the budget for public schools. >> the objective is to uplift all students not only a small group of students. >> i am spending $1,000 a month on outside tutors to catch her up and they could not in four outside catch my daughter up. >> all right just to be clear a yes for question 2 means you support lifting the cap you support charter schools and the idea that 12 could open every year up to 12 could open every year if you vote no for question 2 that means you do not support charter schools and you would like the existing cap to stay in place we

we're live in lowell, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> a new bedford police sergeant hit by a dirt bike police stop and arrested, riding off road vehicles while kids trick or treated the sergeant suffered serious injuries but expected to recover the nine people arrested are due in court this morning. >>> a hearing is set for this morning to decide whether the former house speaker should are live in boston with a closer look, ana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kate. federal prosecutors are recommending a reduced sentence for the 71-year-old because of his deteriorating health in 2011, the former house speaker was sentenced to 8 years in prison for corruption, he has served 5 years of that sentence the director of the u.s. bureau of prisons is recommending that the sentencing be reduced to showing radiation has health issues requiring him to use a feeding tube, the recommendation doesn't include any heart evidence, the current medical conditions, posing a question whether the director's decision influenced by the former political status they are asking for him to begin his

wbz's nicole jacobs is live with the details for us. >> reporter: chris, they're taking the situation very seriously, first of all. reported to police that he received a handwritten letter thursday on his doorstep and then another one on friday evening. this time, it was typed. both letters were laced with profanity and racial slurs. police are releasing a statement reading in part this kind of behavior is not indicative of the values of the town of nadic and will not be tolerated in our community. this is investigation. due to the nature of the content of the letters this is being possible as a -- investigated as a possible hate crime. we're live in nadic, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> two people due in court this morning charged with a hit-and-run and called bicyclist. anna meiler is live in taunton with details. >> reporter: police say a bicyclist died over the weekend with critical head injuries. last night police announced the arrest of two people in connection with the crash. last thursday police say they found 36-year-old michael alfana laying in the road. they bound bicy

nicole jacobs is covering the still undecided new hampshire senate race. anna meiler has trump's reaction in boston. liam is live first. >> reporter: kate and chris, good morning to you. hillary clinton called donald trump just he won with a sweep of blue-collar rural counties in pennsylvania and wisconsin, a race -- erasing clinton's firewall and making him the 45th president of the united states. president-elect donald trump emerged on stage at his headquarters in new york cheered by crowds of supporters. >>it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: the republican nominee divide expectations tuesday racking up crucial victories in florida, north carolina, and ohio, among others. >>i have not met a single person yet who doesn't feel like i do. >> reporter: earlier hillary clinton calling trump to concede the race. >>she congratulated us. it's about us, on our victory, and i congratulated her and her family campaign. >> reporter: clinton's campaign chairman addressed crowds of supporters gathered at her headquarters. >>i want eve

we're live in lowell, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. country have been shot in the last 4 hours and there are some -- last 24 hours. in st. louis the police chief says an officer was ambushed while sitting in traffic. three other officers were shot during traffic stops by suspects who just pulled up to the scene. cbs's henna daniels has the latest. >> reporter: the search continues in san tan tone you don't this morning for the man police say shot and killed detective general gentleman min the force. >>when the suspect reached the driver's door he fired a gunshot toward the detective striking him in the head. the suspect reached through the open window and fired a second shot. >> reporter: this was not the only case of an officer being shot in the line of duty in the last 12 hours. a st. louis, missouri, police sergeant is in critical but stable condition in what investigators are calling an ambush. this one in gladstone a suburb of kansas city. the officer is expected to survive. and in sanibel, florida, outside fort myers, officer jar

we're live in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>meanwhile donald trump and mike pence will hold a rally in new hampshire tonight. morning with more. >> reporter: donald trump is gearing up for a five-state campaign push one day before voters head to the polls including a stop in new hampshire as donald trump tries to sway voters he's slamming the fbi director's decision that hillary clinton should not face criminal charges. he claims she's being protected by a rigged system. trump and clinton are virtually new hampshire. trump's daughter spoke for her father last night. it appears he will try to build momentum tonight by using clinton's e-mails to fuel the fire. >>hillary clinton is guilty, she knows it, the fbi knows it, the people know it, and now it's up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box on november 8th. >> reporter: and trump is reportedly trying to steer clear of controversy on twitte new york times reports his a.i.d.s. have taken control of his social media -- aids have taken control of his social

nicole jacobs is live in lowell for us this morning with nicole. >> chris, police were quickly able to catch up with this woman who was driving the car our cameras were rolling i can tell you this happened on a very busy night for trick or treating, fortunately police say that 4-year-old little boy is expected to be okay but he does have a pretty serious gash on his head. >> a night of fun for kids turned into a crime scene for lowell police evidence markers for candy littering marshall avenue. >> it was was like, good god. >> it was a scene witnessed by many trick or treating just after 7:00 monday evening, saw the car go over there and saw the kids laying on the ground. >> the 4-year-old little boy hit, traveling as show as 5 minute was behind the wheel when the child darted out. >> the car stopped people started screaming someone said call 911. >> the woman reportedly spoke >> took the area of westford and stevens with a hit-and-run vehicle. >>> a witness followed her in less than 10 minutes later police moved in our wbz cameras captured this. >> can you stop recording me? i have my

let's start with nicole jacobs this morning with a closer look at how hillary clinton is trying to some way voters. nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kate. another twist in this campaign season with the fbi's latest information, but new hampshire always an important state in elections, now a swing state. >>that's what i expected. >> reporter: her tried and true supporters expected it. >>they threw everything at her they could think of, but they can't keep her back. >> reporter: and now fbi director james comey confirms it. presidential nominee hillary clinton should not face charges. >>there is nothing criminal about hillary. >> reporter: she took the stage in new hampshire sunday introduced kaiser kahn whose son died in iraqi. hillary clinton did not mention the fbi or the e-mails but stayed focused on the election. >>this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity. >> reporter: pointing to what she views as the differences between a trump and clinton presidency. who could put everything at risk. >> reporter: all of which will play

. >> nicole jacobs is live with the very latest, nicole? >>> kate, chris, that crash happened about 9 hours ago we're seeing the effects of it here the intersection of berkeley and commonwealth the light box it is caused traffic lights in this intersection to be out since the crash happened at this hour, state police are still searching for the taxi they say caused the whole thing. in the over night hours this was the chain reaction crash a cruiser trying to catch up with a taxi traffic lights he blew threw this one clipping a private security vehicle which slammed into the cruiser and hit a parked car triggered by that speeding taxi that ended up never stopping in the past of that security vehicle a light box that controls the intersection signals because of that rush hour brought a slight snarl to traffic and mid- morning brought investigators have captured an image with the white taxi with green lighting no one was injured all walked away and that taxi sure to be damaged police say is still out there. you're taking a live look at the int

nicole jacobs is live with the latest on nicole. >> there are monitors on some school buses that require attendants for special needs, now parents are calling for monitors, saying this latest disturbing story is one reason why by now the word has spread. >> i'm scared. >> as disturbing as the many detales are, they are trying to >> first circulation on facebook, molestation of a 6- year-old boy to others on the school bus the post reading if the kids refuse, he beats on them and threatens them saying he is going to bring a gun to school to shoot them and parents. >> it wasn't until weeks after that officials warned parents through a robo call on the we know initially, they did send a message to my cell phone. >> some parents are rallying together. >> we need to make sure there are monitors on these buses. >>> calling for the mayor and superintendent to take action. >> our children are not safe on any school bus that does not have a monitor. >> the you shall shoe is the cost making sure, how do you do it appropriately. asking for privacy and respect for students. >> i don't know what coul

nicole jacobs wbz. >>> a vehicle landing on its roof in the middle of a busy road? we are live with the this, anna. >> reporter: police tell us one person was killed in that crash route 1a north was shut down for several hours as police investigated this deadly accident you can see the highway is now back open and traffic is flowing smoothly. the crash happened just before 11:30, you can see a silver vehicle upside down in the middle of the road the roof is crushed the side is dented and broken you can also see a purse just outside the vehicle, boston police and fire blocked off the road to traffic they spent several hours reconstructing the accident. one person has died police have not released any information about the victim's gender, age or name the cause of the crash is under investigation. reporting live from east boston, wbz this morning. >>> breaking over night a main carrying a brazilon soccer team crashes, 81 pe board police say only 5 people survived that crash the jet went down before midnight in a mountainous area recent heavy rain is making it difficul

. >>> nicole jacobs is live with the detales >>> brianna, chris, the roadway here is back open after hours of being closed but as you mentioned the district attorney's office has confirmed for us late this morning the suspect has died from his injuries. just before 4 a.m. in lynn a robbery turned into much more. >>> an individual claimed he was armed with a firearm, violence struggled ensued. >>> and police were called on the hunt for an alleged armed robber. >> man possibly has a weapon on him maybe a gun. >> the minutes responding officers locating a man fitting that description. >> they found a vehicle with his hands in his pockets. he continues to move towards them leading one officer to retaliate. >> police tell wbz was rushed to mass general hospital where he under went surgery but died from his injuries. but the investigation on lynn way snarled the morning commute for hours as lanes in both direction were completely shut down where evidence markers littered the streets and k9 continue to search for clues while clerk two recovers from a night of struggle and danger on the job

wbz nicole jacobs is investigation. >>> the alleged incidents happened weeks ago parents, students were made aware monday it took awhile for them to address the issue i can tell you the school says immediately upon learning of these allegations the leadership team acted. aredisturbing and the details making the rounds on social media surrounding a 6-year-old student at boston renaissance charter school allegedly sexually molesting boys on the school bus, writing, if the kids refuse he beats them and threatens them saying he is going to bring a gun to school to shoot them and their parents, police confirm they were alerted on november 3rd but tell wbz due to the ages of the parties involved there ca be no criminal investigation now concern from parents that the charter school should do more school officials writing, we have taken this matter very seriously and have taken appropriate measures to ensure safety going onto write this is a highly sensitive matter and we ask our school community to have privacy of students and parents and allow the school to handle this appropriately. in the m

i'm nicole jacobs. as we close out the long thanksgiving day weekend, we turn to meteorologist pamela gardner with what we have in store today. >>good morning to you. in the will be fantastic with more sunshine. starting off with temperatures in the 30s under a partly cloudy skies in boston, 37 degrees through lawrence. worcester 33, and 36 oppose for friends in taunton -- 36- degrees in taunton. breezy conditions. high of 46 degreeses this evening falling back to 42. we have a few as high pressure settles in, we'll clear out later this afternoon. rain chances will move in. we also have milder temperatures on the way. when we'll see highs back in the 50s in our 7-day forecast. >>> we're following breaking news this morning out of boston. state police on the scene tell us one person involved in a two-car crash received morrisy boulevard on repeat it start to this morning. -- street this morning -- this morning. we'll keep you updated. >>> a woman was found dead inside an apartment and three children were

nicole jacobs is live in lawrence with the details. nicole. >> reporter: kate, fortunately everyone was out of this building. many were at work when the fire broke out except for one woman, but you just how extensive the damage is. firefighters went inside and found the woman on the 3rd floor. fire sweeps through this home in lawrence tuesday afternoon. cell phone video shows the intensity. those who lived here watched in horror. >>all i saw was a huge pile of smoke and the fire. the flames were just great. >> reporter: firefighters respond to the scene making a essence. >>we found a woman on the right side 3rd floor of the building. our crews helped her evacuate. >> reporter: approximately 20 people live here, many of them children. although this mother and her three children are safe, she lost everything. >>i feel sad for them. i will try to help them. i live around here. >> reporter: one woman had a seizure outside of the building. she and a prior to who suffered minor injuries were taken to the hospital. the exact cause of the blaze

we begin with nicole jacobs in manchester where president obama will make a final push for hillary clinton. >> reporter: kate, new hampshire continues to play a major role in this election, both candidates really hitting it hard. hillary clinton is hoping her final impression last night is enough ] cheering ] >> reporter: in her final campaign stop in new hampshire ahead of tuesday, hillary crowd sunday. >>this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity. >> reporter: it came just hours after fbi director james comey released a second letter to congress indicating clinton should not face criminal charges. >>the fbi was correct in their decision to keep it at bay and just stick with what they already had done. >> reporter: at the popular red but hearts are heavy. >>that's why i de activated my facebook account last night because of the level of an moss fee and comments byover with just one day left voters -- and comments by everybody. >> reporter: with just one day left voters have had enough. the campaigns hitting and hitting back, an election season sure to

let's get out to nicole jacobs live at logan airport this morning with more on what everyone needs to know. nicole. >> reporter: chris, needless to full effect this holiday travel season. it's already good night. you can see right now passengers as far as the eye can see. this is the delta ticket counter and the line wraps and loops around. passengers are getting an early start this morning. the line seems to be moving which is good news. they are trying to make this process as easy as possible. global travel this holiday season is up by 2.5% from during this travel time tsa is beefing up staffing and stepping up security presence to make sure all travelers are safe and feel protected. there are some things passengers can do to make this process experience more pleasant and possibly even more efficient for themselves. planning, of course, is key. also, arrive early, two hours for domestic flights, 3 hours for international flights, and there will be a lot of passengers arriving here at should wait in the cell phone lot until your guest is ready to meet you curb-side. taking another li

we're live in chelsea, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> breaking overnight a suspicious device found outside the u.s. embassy in manila. crews safely debt en no -- detonated it. >>> police are searching for a driver that tried to lure a child with what looked like a playstation 4. anna meiler is live in lester this morning with the details. >> reporter: police say a man held up the video game system and waved for a child to come to his car. police say the child was walking in the area of green street and baldwin street saturday when a vehicle stopped tried to use a ps 4 to lure the child to his car. investigators say the child did not approach the car and walked away. police now want to find and question the driver about the incident. police are looking for a burgundy four-door large-style vehicle with two red bumper stickers on the back bumper. the driver is described as a man in his 20s. police are looking for this man and car to question ab incident. if you have any information, call police. reporting live from lester, anna meiler, wbz this morning. >>> the president-elect getting

nicole jacobs is live in natick this morning with more on the story. >> reporter: chris, this morning natick police are taking this investigation very seriously after the threatening acts began thursday morning. a man told police he received a handwritten letter on thursday morning and then a typed letter friday with profanity and racial slurs, and they were left at his doorstep. this morning the police chief is releasing a statement reading in part "this kind of behavior is not indicative of the kind of values in the town of natick and will not be tolerated in our community." this is an ongoing investigation. because of the nature of the letters police are considering it a possible hate crime. anyone with information is urged to wbz this morning. >>> two people due in court this morning charged with a hit-and-run that killed a man on a bicycle. anna meiler is live in taunton with new details. >> reporter: police say the bicyclist died over the weekend after being left in the road with critical head injuries. late last night police announced the arrest of two people in connection with

nicole jacobs is live in boston with their response. >> reporter: just like flights and hotels, it's all based on demands, but computers say what happened last night was absolutely -- commuters say what happened was overboard. when it comes to delay, it's come to >>i have a dial where i know when to get on and off. >> reporter: it's the red line for michael wood as he travels from belmont to boston daily. >>i jumped online and was following the conversation and saw the crazy delays. >> reporter: searching for an alternative he turned to uber for his ride. no delays for a car, but what he saw ... >>your eyes go down the screen and you see the $90 pop up. >> reporter: twitter became the similar fairs from lyft as well. a 5-dollar hiked to $30. >>it's frustrating for people trying to get home. >> reporter: especially when your balancing a budget with convenience. uber tells wbz those prices increased because there was a demand for those rides. that's the latest from dorchester, nicole this morning. >>> breaking overnight janitors at harvard university reached an agreement. they had thre

uber tells wbz when prices increase like that it means there's a demand for those nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> janitors at harvard reach a tentative agreement just an hour after their contract expired. they had threatened to go on strike. under the new deal they will earn a 12 1/2% pay raise over four years. by the end of the contract they'll be making just over $24 an hour. it still has to be approved by the union members. >>> a mother is accused of being high on drugs while dropping off her daughter staff at the school told police that the mother was mumbling incoherently monday morning. the department of children and families is investigating. >>> police in quincy need help identifying the man on this scooter. investigators say he broke into a mosque monday and stole money. he's also a suspect in a series of break-ins along quincy avenue. if you recognize him you're asked to call police. >>> a driver trapped if her car the road. this morning we're here from the firefighter who rescued her. >> reporter: chris, the new hampshire woman is recovering after she was trapped in h

that's the latest from chelsea, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> also breaking overnight a suspicious device found outside the u.s. embassy in manila. a street sweeper spotted what looked like a cylinder in garbage can and called police. police are expected to update us later this morning. >>> in lester police are searching for a driver who tried to lure a child what looked like a playstation 4. anna meiler is live with the details. >> reporter: and, chris, police say a man held up the video game system and waved for the child to come to the car. police say the child was walking in the area of green street and broadway street saturday afternoon when a vehicle stopped on the other side of the road. that's when police say the child to his car. investigators say the child did not approach the car and walked away. police now want to find and question the driver about the incident. they're looking for a burgundy four-door vehicle with two red bumper stickers on each side of the bumper. the driver is described as a man in his 20s. police are looking for the han and the car to question the p

wbz's nicole jacobs is live in marlboro with the latest this noon. >> kate, chris, still a lot of questions surrounding exactly what happened here, but whatever did it has neighbors in this quiet street heartsick over the death of a baby. >> neighbors along this quiet street are known for saying hi and bye to each other but not much more we're told. mom at 43 harrison place from sharing her excitement. >> basically the whole neighborhood was invited to the baby shower. >> here we are some weeks after the baby's birth and now the tragic news of a death. >> it's pretty sad. again, we know they were happy about this baby. it's pretty sad that a little baby died. >> authorities were called to the home thursday morning, reports of a man, woman and infant unresponsive. >> a hysterical, female, i can't make anything out. involving a child i believe. woman and a 23-year-old man. neighbors told wbz, the woman is a 2015 marlboro high school graduate who had just recently given birth. >> she was really quiet. she really didn't talk. >> her boyfriend lives here as well they say, a few neighborhood park

nicole jacobs is live with the latest on the investigation for us, nicole. >> reporter: chris, investigators were at the home well into the night. a man, a woman, and a baby all found unresponsive there. this morning we know that baby has died. no one really knows what happened here. >>there's a hysterical female. i can't make anything out. it's involving a child jibe the presence of investigators on harrison -- childing a child, i believe. >> reporter: the presence of investigators on harrison street is alarming. vectors collected bags of evidence from a home from an infant was found dead and a 19-year-old woman and a 23-year-old man were found unresponsive. >>it's quiet here. >> reporter: police aren't saying much but they responded to a call just before noon residents grew uneasy. >>i don't like to hear this stuff. >> reporter: because this scene is unusual here, they say, as they try to make sense of an investigation involving the death of an infant. >>i'm freaked out, usually this street nothing ever happens ever. >> reporter: the man and that woman are still in the hospital, we're told

we're live in sterling, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> more breaking news police say two police officers have been shot and killed in ambush-style attacks in iowa. officers responded to a report of shots fired around 1:00 this morning and found a police officer who had been shot. about 20 minutes later a des moines police officer was shot and killed as ll >>> the family of a woman shot and killed in dorchester says she had just moved to boston to provide a better life for her and her family. 36-year-old banine timothy and a 15-year- old boy were shot saturday afternoon. her husband says she came from boston from haiti this summer to start a new life for their kids. >>stronger than me. she was the the kids. now that she's gone how many i going to raise -- how am i going to raise the kids? >>the association for haitian women in boston has started a go fund me page it pay for funeral costs. the shooting is still under investigation. >>> 6:07 right now. two friends in the hospital with critical injuries this morning. they were at this time by a septic truck last night in front of ci

nicole jacobs is live in west rocksbury with more on this. >>> after today these political signs will mean absolutely nothing. they'll start going away and in about 2 hours voters will start massachusetts but already 1 million of them have done so and that's thanks to something new for massachusetts early voting. >> we see this day every four years, but this time massachusetts did it differently opening up early voting and voters turned out in droves. >> resulting in 1 million massachusetts voters casting ballots. >> 1 million stood in long lines wrapped around buildings and even with that secry william galvin anticipates millions more. >> the weather is going to be good the level of interest is high. >> the preparation is in the books galvin says and security all accounted for. >> we do have private contractors that we hire on a regular basis to verify the security of our system and make sure there are fire walls on the system. >> with high voter turn out expected scenes will likely repeat themselves for an election sure to go down in a presidential elections have resulted in more th

wbz's nicole jacobs is live there as supporters rally for trump. nicole. >> reporter: chris, crews were supposed to -- i should say here around noontime. he has not arrived yet. no sign of him inside, nonetheless, new hampshire has become a swing state, a tiedup race here so it could go either way on tuesday but supporters here today have said they don't believe that tiedup race is true. it's all about donald trump, the atkinson resort country club in new hampshire. >> friends for trump right from the beginning. >>or tightened run for the finish. >> i'm a huge trump supporter. >> reporter: it's what these sisters in laws who traveled -- traveled from georgia to see. support rolling in however it may for donald trump, buses, buttons, bumper stickers all for him. >> everybody i know is a trump supporter. >> reporter: the latest suffolk university boston globe poll showing an even tie at 42% with the tried and true trumpers questioning those numbers. >> i think he's being >> a lot of people are closet trump supporters. they are not voicing their opinio

i'm nicole jacobs. we are going to turn now to see what weather pamela gardner has in store for us as many of you head back from your thanksgiving holiday. pamela? >> weather looking much better, nicole. we've had the clouds, drizzle and sometimes showers but now we are starting off clear in most spots and temperatures on 37 in boston, 32 in worcester. a few clouds on the cape but otherwise we are dry and the wind chill making it feel like 28 degrees in boston, 23 in worcester and the gusty wind sticks around all afternoon. satellite radar shows a few clouds across the outer cape. the rest of us mostly clear and some more clouds with additional shower chances for our friends in new hampshire and maine and the higher elevations for the ski lovers. good news. 46 degrees and how long the sun will stick around and when we will see our next round of rain later on. nicole? >> pamela thank you. following breaking news out of boston. police tell us one person involved in a two car crash received life threatening

wbz' nicole jacobs is live in new hampshire this morning. nicole, the candidates trying to woo those undecided. >> reporter: woo is a pretty good word, chris. it could go either way here in new hampshire. i can tell you hillary clinton will be in pennsylvania today. trump will also be in pennsylvania, ohio, and here in new hampshire. you may remember it was trump and bernie sanders who were the favorites here back in primaries. but now, trump and clinton are neck and neck. as the decision clock winds down and the candidates make their final push. >> we love new hampshire. >> reporter: new hampshire is playing just as big a role as it did in the primaries. >> new hampshire was never going how soon we forget just lab february she got waxed by bernie sanders in the democratic primary there while that was one of donald trump's best states. >> reporter: but as newly released polls show a virtual tie for the grand it state. voters show -- granite state, voters show exhaustion. >> they're both crooks. >> i voted for ross peroot way back in the '90s.

nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> nationally this race is also getting tighter. a new cbs news new york times poll shows hillary clinton with a three point lead over donald trump. weeks ago. yesterday, trump rallied supporters in north carolina and florida. he warned that a cloud of investigation could follow hillary clinton if she's elected. trump's wife melania also gave her first speech on the campaign trail, pledging to tackle online bullying if she becomes first lady. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with each other, to respect each other. we must find better ways honor and support the basic goodness of our children, especially in social media. >> hillary clinton will campaign in pennsylvania and michigan today. last night she was in north carolina where she took the stage with bernie sanders and singer pharrell. president obama campaigned in florida. >> this isn't a joke. this isn't survivor. this isn't the bachelorette. wbz on election night. scott pelley and our team at the network will begin special live reports at 7:00

nicole jacobs joins with us more. >> reporter: you can get a very good look at the damage from this fire. you can see the left side completely charred out. we know that all the families were at work at the time the fire broke out except one woman was fire sweeps through this home in lawrence tuesday afternoon. cell phone video shows the intensity. those who lived here watched in horror. >>all i saw was a huge pile of smoke and the fire. it was just great, the flames. i saw when the roof came down. >> reporter: firefighters respond to the scene making a discovery where time was of the essence. >>there was a woman on the 3rd floor of the building. our building. >> reporter: approximately 20 people live here, many children, although this mother and her three children are safe, she lost everything. >>i feel sad for them. i will try to help them especially, like -- i live around here. >> reporter: one woman had a caesar outside of the building. she was taken to the hospital along with a prior to. the exact cause of the blaze is under investigation. and you're the mayor says this is a building

nicole jacobs, wbz news. >>> if you are planning to head to the malls tonight or tomorrow to perhaps work off the extra pie, eric, can what we expect? >>> a little drizzle, a couple of things to battle but a lot of people with plans and travel. this year is different. last year, 60s. today, we are seeing snowfall and many towns are seeing temps almost 20 degrees colder but most is light rainfall and snow in the berkshires and light rainfall in northern massachusetts and northern new am sure they are happy to see that with the skiing through the course of the weekend. worcester at 35. 36 in keene and a few towns will hover close to freezing overnight tonight. a little bit of light icing taking place in the slick areas, usually overpasss, the decks in the backyard, the front step. keep an eye north worcester and southwest new hampshire, the highest odds of icing. north and east, no issues there. the coldest temps again well off to the north and west. tonight, a batch of light rain and snow moving through in the next couple hour and then just clouds. if you are camping tonight or out an

nicole jacobs is here with the details. >> reporter: chris, it is costly to exhume theresa corley's upwards of $20,000, and that is a bill the district attorney's office won't foot. >>it's very frustrating not to have the answers that we've wanted. >> reporter: but now is the time, gerry hood says to bring justice for her sister. >>she was the type of girl that would talk to anybody. >> reporter: it was december 1978, theresa corley left a party at a bar. according to authorities, a group of men picked her up and sexually assaulted her. she was murdered in a ditch along 495. >>it's been 38 years, but i think for her, myself, and my family especially a day like today, thanksgiving, it's like it was yesterday. >> reporter: now the hope is that technology is on their side. hud hopes to exhume her sister's body for one last effort for dna testing. >>when we're being told the one last thing that you could do is to exhume her to see if there could be any trace dna evidence under her a suspect, that's the one thing now that my family is focused on. >> reporter: it's a costly endeavor. that's why t

>>police are investigating whether or not anyone should face charges, nicole jacobs was the latest from lowell. >>i didn't want to believe it because it didn't seem real. >> reporter: there are many questions surrounding what happened here late saturday night on patucket boulevard. >>for them to take her life away over something -- because an attitude or something. everybody knows these girls. they are a pack of wolves and it's disgusting. >> reporter: this man says his mother was jumped, beaten, and possibly stabbed by a group of girls. >>first they say she got into a fight and a car ran then i found out from neighbors saying there was 8 girls jumping a lady and stomping her. i was like that was my mother. >> reporter: the fight started at a party. the district attorney's office confirms the 44-year-old mother and grandmother was asked to leave the party. family members say she was with her other son who has downs syndrome. >>arms and fists were going and i seen a woman loop around and mother's name that he loved her. >> reporter: no one has been arrested for what happened here, but th

. >>> massachusetts polls open at 7:00 with long lines in some spots, wbz nicole jacobs is in west rocksberry. >>> after today these campaign signs will go away these ads we as it all comes down to the last eight hours of this election day. >>> the sunrises over this election day bringing daybreak to one that for many was a long time. >> three months already. >> even before the doors open voters assembled. >> taking a potential wait all in stride. >> i think it is going to be a busy day. >> there have been some busy days to precede this one early for alana, this day and this election for special. >> this is my first time voting this is my firs time as a citizen, we wanted to do it the way it was supposed to be. >> most acknowledge it's been a hard fought fight, supporters have held true. >> it's been stressful for a lot of people. >> comes down to a single decision where the final one could point in either direction. >> i'm going to go to mass. >> they are praying for our country. >> when it is all said and done the sticker speaks for itself these signs go away and the ballot stands for years

we're live in sterling, nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> a new hampshire man held on $65,000 bail after a deadly crash in salem. todd gurley was drove through a stop sign yesterday and pulled onto route 111. he slammed into another car killing a 69 woman. two other people were hurt. >>> bill cosby back inside a pennsylvania courtroom as the judge hears actors over whether or not testimony in a decades-old lawsuit can be used against him in his upcoming sexual assault trial. his lawyers says he agreed to answer questions under oath only after being told he would not be year after dozens of women came forward accusing him of sexual assault. >>> the patriots are on a buy this week but they are hard at work practicing today and then they'll enjoy a few days off. everyone's still buzzing about them trading away jamie collins. >>absolutely, you can't be around this long and not realize that the world will keep up tomorrow without you. that's just the way it goes, and i think you enjoy just what -- the experiences that you have and then also understand, like, it just keeps going on, so it could

we are live in concord, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz news. >>and also in new hampshire, chris sununu did succeed maggie hassan. at age 42 he becomes the country's youngest governor. >>> here in massachusetts voters got to weigh in on four important ballot questions overwhelmingly saying no to question one expanded -- voters said no to the extension of charter schools, 62% voted against. question 3 has passed making it illegal for farms to confine, pens, hens, and calves. instead they must have room to lie down, stan up and turn around. it passed by 78%. and massachusetts giving the nod to recreational marijuana. but it's not quite legal the question. residents will have to wait until december 15th for that and marijuana stores will not open until 2018. >>> a student has been stabbed at brighton high school in boston. the student was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. no other information has been released on what led up to the stabbing. we will continue to follow the story and have the latest for you as soon as it become

>>nicole jacobs is live in sterling this morning with the latest. >> reporter: kate, i just checked inside sterling police to find out if there had been any arrests overnight and we're told at this point there is no update in this investigation. the woman was not physically hurt. emotionally shaken, of course, but we're told she was able to free her hands from the duct tape and call police. the big house on the hill is where it happened just after >>scary to be on your guard all the time. >> reporter: the woman inside, 70 years in her bedroom bound with duct tape. >>three mails masked up, glossed up, and they were all wearing black clothing. >> reporter: and would slight accent according to the victim. after entering through an unlocked door and staying for no more than 25 minutes. >>they held a knife to her throat, were demanding money and the location of a safe. there was no safe. >> reporter: the trio ransacked $1,000 and this black cadillac. it was later found about 6 miles away, but the suspects gone. >>very unnerving. it's supposed to be a safe neighborhood. >> reporter: the home was

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nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> the f.b.i. is searching for this serial bank robber you can see right there, dubbed the spelling bee bandit. he has robbed four massachusetts banks in the last two weeks, the latest last sunday. but each time he writes the word robbery on a note and passes it to a teller, but he are offering a $1000 for information leading to his arrest. >>> and now three boston ager are charged with a hate crime. the 15-year-old girls harassed and assaulted a woman. >>> the woman says that the girls made fun of her and then punched her. the teenagers have been released into their parents custody. they are ordered to stay away from one anothe victims. >>> and now donald trump is considering mitt romney for secretary of state. they are going meet tomorrow, romney was very critical of donald trump during the election. and mr. donald trump has asked michael flinn of rhode island to become his national security advisor. hena daniels has the latest. >> reporter: general michael flinn could be involved in every defens