we want to go back to reid lamberty. talked was about the woman who has been put behind bars n people. today at the arraignment that to the hearing and heard whatten the prosecutors had to s. we did learn some new information including the possibility she may have been run over by a car. >> a murder victim's daughter falling to her knees. her mother's murder. moments earlier inside court, nats, more lashing out,by family members of gloribel orengo,who was beaten to death over the weekends. they openly wept as one of her attackers ami rilies huertas-perez,facing a judge,admitted to hitting the 44-year-old mother of four twice bottle. >> it s hard to hearerytng thaty mother. reporter: procutors s huers-perewas one of five people who punched and kicked orengo,in a fight saturday at procs of fleeing the scenelex, stolen car in which th 23-year-old huertas-perea passenger,may have run over orengo. of two young children. she has a record of assault and battery. the charge can be upgraded. durango's family was pleased but not s

our reid lamberty is live in lowell this afternoon. reid? reid: exactly what led up to the weekend beating, who was involved -- still unknown. gloribel orengo's son, held his mother's bloodied and beaten lot parking lot. >> he was still caressing his mother, shielding her. it was horrific. reid: the 28-year-old has down's syndrome and witnessed several people beat his mother so viciously. the 44-year-old would later die from her injuries. >> calling out his mother's name. saying that he loved her. >> six girls hit mom, he said, and blood, all this blood. reid: orengo's other son,said his mother came to a party at a pawtucket boulevard apartment. the fight spilled out into the parking lot, where the mother of four was attacked. >> everybody knows these girls, they are a pack of wolves. reid: louis barreto says his special needs brother was also injured in the fight. i told him it's not your fault. >> for him to have to go through that is unbelievable. reid: several people have been interviewed, but so far no arrests have been made. live in lo

newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live in concord, new hampshire tonight, reid? a case without presenting any -- any evidence to back up his claim. officials in new hampshire having a tough time affirming his case. roughly 2500 votes separated the pleasant -- president-elect and hillary clinton in new hampshire, clinton with the narrow granite state victory, but donald trump believes he won the vote here, tweeting yesterday, serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias big problem. dave scanlan: we don't see any indication that there was a significant widespread effort to circumvent the qualified voters of new hampshire. reporter: there is no evidence to support trump's claims, trump himself offered no evidence, the . the new hampshire attorney general's office confirms it is looking into only a handful of voter fraud claims, like improperly placed campaign signs, and people who voted in the wrong place. >> the only thing that could occur at this point is that if there is evidence to substan

reid: and i'm reid lamberty. two families forced from their homes. and we are now learning new information about how it started. newscenter five's diane cho is live in dorchester. diane: reid, nicole, you can see the victims after a fire broke out at a home here on harlem street. firefighters say the fire apepars to have started in the back of the home because that's where the heavy damage is from the flames. they say the fire went from the first floor and made its way all the way up to the attic. we're told this is a 2-family home, it took about 30 minutes before firefighters were able to knock down the bulk of the fire. firefighters are now learning the fire was caused by a short circuit in a first floor power strip in the back of the home. >> is confusing. we had to send some of our forces to the right and to the left to make sure we got a good search for anyone in the building. diane we're told one firefighter : was taken to a local hospital for a minor burn on the leg. firefighters estimate the damage be around three to $50,000 from his home. dia

as newscenter 5's reid lamberty shows us, those fighting to save prouty garden say they won't give up. >> she wears a button that reads save prouty garden. feel the grass between my toes . >> i felt alive in the garden. i could feel the fresh air. reporter: but the beloved healing garden is slated for destruction,to make way for the hospital's billion dollar expansion project,and today a suffolk superior court judge denied an emergency injunction to stop the hospital from destroying the garden, 0009 -- the garden. >> the lights are on the hospital right now and whether it wants to go forward with its business decision which has been seriously challenged by experts in the f a reporter: the hospital said it's pleased with the courts decision,adding,the health needs of the children we care for have been our focus. the new 11-story building will add 71 beds,many in the intensive care unit, but opponents,including physicians,argue losing the garden should not come at the cost of expansion. >> the ability of families to have a quiet solitude area at a its sole according to some. >> there is

newscenter 5's reid lamberty is where it all happened.lex reid: a bunch oeoplere atg,here 4year-oldoribel orengoy watched. >> he d, doesn't undetand, heust says fat and it's not. reid: engo's 28-yeaol s is mother, wiesses say he held her bloodied and beaten head in his arms, her face barelyogzable. cliut his mothe's ttg into a verbalacomplex saturr partgos, it then seder witnesses say both men women were punching and kicking orengo, there are reports a crowba tire iron may have also been used. we all feel lost, it's very devastating, y know. >> iust don't know what i'm ing to do with myself. re: orengo's family sayey kn namesf the tackers and are surprian arrt has not yebeene. s diusng. >> i want justice for my sister going to bng her back,hing is going to bring ck reid: we at the site whe she was beate includin with last night. no arrests have be made. re's been a steady flow of new tips in the nessa marcotte murder case, after investigators reed new information lastk. marcotte was found dead in the ods near her family's home in princeton in early august. she'gone out for a run. last wee

newscenter 5'reid lamberty is ve in lynn. no choice after he refusedheir orders. >> white male, brown hair, short brown bed. reid: the description of specd armed gas station robber, michael mcinnis, went out right away, and it would only take mitebefore police recognized him. >> i think i got him on the lyway across from the bowlg alley. reid: lice saw the1-year-old malden man as he walked down the wa morning, and assaulting the clk inside. en carul, as pe approach mcinnis, you hear two guhots. >> shots fired. >> mcinnis shot twice, rusd to mass general, where he died from his injuries. >> they tried toreate distance. ey hit the individual. >> shot twice in the che. police received a 91ll. >> an individual when in there d claimed he was armed with a firearm, attempted to rob the store, a vlent struggle ensued with the crk of the store. >> thelerk shaken but uninjured. two officersere involved but only one fired his weapon. neither waheard and botwereken s mandated by protocol. michael mcinnis has a long iminal record cluding r

so was our reid lamberty. reporter: >> his defense team offered a new theory on why the 41-year-old hitchhiker murdered his brain was broken and had been for a long time. since he was 4-years-old in fact,when sampson's attorneys said the convicted killer fell down a flight of stairs,you will find that he has had a damaged brain that affected his behavior before the crimes, during the crimes and after the crimes. >> they are trying whatever they can to generate some sympathy for this guy. reporter: mike rizzo doesn't buy it,his 19-year-old son,jonathan,was the second of sampsons three murders in july of 2001,rizzo,and philip mcloskey were carjacked and of new hampshire was strangled, sampson was sentenced to death in 2003 but was granted a new sentencing trial after it was learned one of the jurors lied about her background. >> we've been thru this already its been 13 years since he's been convicted and we have to go thru this again? reporter: sampson's attorneys argued the now 57-year-old suffered multiple hea

newscenter 5's reid lamberty joins us live in lowell with the latest. reid? >> and there very well may be more than one person rounded up when police make arrests, because witnesses say it was a group of people who attacked the 44-year-old victim gloribel , orengo beaten by both men and who punched and kicked the mother of four, and there are reports a crow bar or tire iron may have also been used, and as this savage beating was happening, her 28-year-old son, who has down syndrome, watched and try to protect his mother. this happened saturday night. orengo was at a party at this lowell apartment complex or she the fight then spilled out into the parking lot. >> -- ed: a huge rally, as demonstrators called for peace and unity. it comes in the wake of hate crimes in massachusetts, after the presidential election. nichole berlie is at the state house right now nichole? >> hundreds came out today, in a show of solidarity, uniting to rally against bias and hate. anti-defamation league. more than 30 local organizations came out, numerous politicians. signs in the

toy, one person was arrest in connection with the being atth weekend our reid lamberty joins us with what we're learning about the crime. we together some new information including the possibility that this woman may have been run over by a car. a murder victim's daughter falling toerne outside of lowell court, cleay agonizing over the details of her mother's murder moments earlier inside was beaten to death over the weekend, they openly wept during heas o of orengo's attackers, amirilies huertas-perez, facing a judge, admitted to hiing the 44-year-old mother of four twice over head th a full liquor bottle. it is hard to hear all the stf happened tmy mother from the scene, all the injuries reid: prosecutorsay huertas-perez was one of five people who punched and kicked orengo, in a fight saturday at this lowell apartmt complex, prec tt in the process of fng the scene, a stolen car in whicthe 23-year-old huertas-perez was a ssenger, may have run over orengo. >> there is absolutely no with the bottle causedanyult way a fatal injury leading to the death of this individual. reid: the defe

ed: our live team coverage continues with newscenter 5's reid lamberty he's in manchester with the hassan campaign. reid: the governor hoping for the new job state, pushing the message of taking the new hampshire way down to washington to get things done. it was an early start for the governor in her hometown of new field. from there she visited several polling places, greeting voters and thanking supporters. this is one of the most closely watched senate races in the country that could shift for the 40% of voters who are registered independents. >> people really understand what is at stake in this election, whether we will continue to work together and make progress so anybody who works hard has the opportunity to get and stay ahead. reid: many polls close at 8:00 so it could be a late night for both senate candidates. it's who wins. a fields ago, -- it's a choice that a lot of people have a tough time making. ed: we will be here all night to bring you the results and on our app, with real time town by town results. if there's a change in the balance of congress, we will come at 6:00, in

reid lamberty is live with that state's response to trump's claims. reid? reporter: jc, you said it, donald trump himself has offered no evidence to support his claims that the office of the new hampshire secretary of granite state. donald trump narrowly lost to hillary clinton here by roughly 2500 votes. he tweeted yesterday "serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias of the big problem." this is no indication of wrongdoing in new hampshire and no one has come forward in that regard. with that said is the secretary of ste does not take these claims lightly and should any evidence come to light it would forward it to the attorney general's office which is the enforce meant agency on election issues. >> when it is done, the voters have confidence that the election was fair and run with a high degree of integrity. accusations like this though question into the way things are done. reporter: the office of the following the election, but all of those recounts involve state races. ing -- i

reporting live, reid lamberty, newscenter 5. >> speaking of the election. out in record numbers on election day. the secretary of state reporting 3.4 million votes were counted. 30% of those were actually cast early. so early voting in the first incarnation in massachusetts was well embraced anyway. the official votes will be on december 19th. >> when there is a death. it doesn't matter what team you're on. we are all there. >> campus life overshadowed with grief. this is coaching after losing >> it is disturbing video and not soon to be forgotten. a mother overdosing, sprawled tries to wake her up. that new hampshire woman survived. >> and made her first appearance in court today. and nicole is live at the courthouse. reporter: today, mandy's lawyer is saying his client has not seen her daughter. handy rushed out of district court today in lawrence, hiding her face. >> oh, my gosh. >> this was two months ago. sprawled on the floor of an overdose. her 2-year-old daughter besides her, crying trying to wake her. >> the defendant before her, needed two shots o

newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live in manchester with challenger maggie hassan's campaign. reid: not only is this one of the most closely watched and difficult to predict. far too close to call. if you look at a certain poll, one has maggie hassan when he and one has senator kelly ayotte winning. all of those hold well within the margin of error. governor hassan is doing her part voting early this morning. she went straight to several different polling places, thanking supporters. largest independent vote in the nation. granite stators are well known to vote for the candidate they now over hardy loyalty. you see a lot of split tickets in this state. the governor said she wants to take new hampshire all the way to washington to get things done. >> we're building a strong and thriving middle class and we are confident their kids will have a better future. that is what we can do if we come together and work across party lines. she is trying to convince voters that she is the candidate who can work across the aisle. ed: senator kelly ayotte will watch the results in concord. dav

reid: and i'm reid lamberty. our nicole estaphan is live in brockton, where neighbors are concerned for their safety. boy was with family when the bullet went into the living room. the boy was in the kitchen, feet away when he was struck by the bullet. >> it's a shame, discouraging. nicole: the image of a little boy playing with cousins moments earlier, now on a stretcher after bullets from -- fragments from a bullet grazed his leg. pop. nicole: about 1:00 saturday, several shots were fired outside of 124 bartlett street in brockton. you can see where one of the bullets went into the first floor of a triple-decker. inside, several children. a three-year-old holds his leg. his aunt who did not want her face shown her s anything. finally i pulled it out. nicole: that is when she realized the boy was bleeding. >> usually you get panicked. nicole: she quickly gathered the children and called for help, several stray bullet striking unintended targets. including two very visible bullet holes in this mail truck. family

newscenter 5's reid lamberty was in court and joins us live from south boston. reid? l and his attorneys tell us he is caused pain and suffering and that should be the reason he gets out of jail early. the once powerful house speaker has lost almost 70 pounds since his 2011 conviction and is required to have supervision while he eats to protect him from choking to death. it's why sal dimasi's defense team, prosecutors, and the bureau of prisons are making a case for the 71-year-old's early release. >> one of the doctors who saw with him described him as a thin and chronically ill patient. reporter: dimasi is serving an eight year federal prison sentence for corruption and has suffered from a number of medical issues, stricken twice with cancer, and now dealing the inability of swallowing solid food. but u.s. district judge mark wolf concerned that a compassionate release for dimasi could be seen as preferential treatment for the one-time influential democrat. >> he's not going to get special treatment because he was a they decided this on the merits on the basis on th

let's start with reid lamberty outside of the hassan campaign in manchester. reid: governor hassan would like to have the title of senator, crisscrossing the state throughout the day, pushing her message that the new hampshire day is the way in washington and the best way to get things done. it was an early day for the governor, voting with her family in her home town, then visiting voters and thanking supporters. it is one of the most closely watched senate races in the nation and could shift the balance of power in the senate. in it, $100 million spent, one of the most expensive. it is the costliest senate race ever in new hampshire, much of it to convince the independent voters. governor hassan said she was pleased with polls. >> people understand what's at stake in this election, whether we're going to continue to work together and make progress so that anybody who works hard has the opportunity to get ahead and stay ahead. reid: polls in new hampshire close at 8:00 so it could be a late night for both senate candidates considering it's a coin toss at this

reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a woman is charged with arson tied to a devastating fire last august. st used mostly by homeless people and it quickly spread to other buildings leaving more than 50 people homeless. >> she remains in custody and is due in court last month. >> headed out of the city, all the headlights, a slow go. let's see how traffic is moving around in the region. headed north tout of town, 26 minutes. upper deck to 128. there is the slow ride on the pike. 25 minutes from 93 to newton corner and the delays continue out to 128. there is 128 from route 2 to route 9. half an hour. further out on the pike it clears up. 25 minutes. let's go way out on the pike. we had an earlier accident at the charlton service bla-- plaz. that's an 45 minutes a short time ago. >> check out this stunning site in groton. it's a bobcat captured in someone's back yard. the man said up lights, sensors, cameras, and eventually snapped this photo of the animal as it moved across his property. that would give me pause. >> would you leave the kids out in the back yard after seeing that. >> no, n

ed: newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live in manchester, new hampshire with the hassan campaign. reid? reid: not only is this one of the most expensive senate races in the nation, it and one of the most -- it is one of the tightest races. some polls have maggie hassan winning, others have kelly ayotte winning. the margin of error. voting early alongside family in new fields, she went to several polling places to greet voters and think supporters. new hampshire is the largest independent vote in the nation, 40% of the electorate are independent, and granite staters are well known to vote for the candidate they know over party loyalty. you'll see a lot of split is what you saw maggie hassan crisscrossing the state trying to get the last-minute undecided voters. the governor says she wants to take the new hampshire way over to washington and get things done. >> we're building a strong, growing, thriving middle class, and are parents are confident they will have a better future. that is what we can do if we all come together and work across party lines. reid: the governor is trying to

newscenter five's reid lamberty is live in concord, new hampshire with the response there. roughly 2500 votes separated the >> roughly 2500 votes separated the president-elect and hillary clinton in new but donald trump believes he won tweeting yesterday, serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias, big problem. there is no evidence to support >> trump's claims,trump himself offered no evidence,the new hampshire attorney general's office confirms it is looking into only a handful of voter claims, like improperly placed campaign signs,and people who voted in the wrong place, 3:44 at this point is that if there is evidence to substantiate the claim that it presented to the attorney general's office so that they can follow up with an investigation. trump's claims followed a series of earlier posts in which he voiced opposition to recounts in wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania proposed by green party candidate jill stein, new -- jill stein. any issues that arise from campaigns or -- are addressed public

reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. >> ben: the new hampshire governor's race is coming down to the wire. it is a small and steady lead. both candidates crisscrossed the state and both are confident. >> we have been doing a lot of door-to-door talking to people one on one over the past maybe week or so. dozens examine does -- state. >> i am looking forward to the vote on tuesday. a lot of people in new hampshire are excited to get out and vote and we are all looking forward to wednesday morning when we can move together as a state and country. >> ben: both serve on the new hampshire executive council. we have all of the races and the presidential candidates tomorrow night on election night. both presidential candidates will be in new york city and so will newscenter 5. i am headed for clinton campaign headquarters and jc at 4:00. a special hour of coverage at 7:00 and abc has the results at 8:00 and we will be here on newscenter 5 at 11:00. jc: a warm up is on the way. >> ben: just in time to go to new york. harvey: no real weather headaches, that's for sure. the rest of the clouds are e

reid lamberty has more including what the suspect told police when he called 9-1-1. reporter: as his newlyied with wife is in the hospital with multiple head injuries he used his hands and a foot to brutally beat lyndsay if their home. a betting -- a bedding so bad that he himself called 9-1-1 and reported he had stomped his girlfriend. he said after having drinks with friends on thursday night they went back home and started arguing. he told police he has crazy anger issues and was frustrated smashing a wooden chair before tur face 10 to 12 times. he then told police i really lost my, expletive, and started to stomp on her with my right foot four times. acknowledging that he, exclaw tiff, hurt her real bad. he is exthrough tiff, up. he then placed her in the bathtub so she wouldn't suffocate. family friends tell me there was no history of violence in the home. ed: tonight we are remembering gwen aisle who got her -- gwen gwen -- gwen ifill who got her start here. and then new at 6:00. >> they ban it on their own premises. heather:massachusetts voters are making marm

reid: and i'm reid lamberty. it's another twist just two days before the election. team coverage begins with newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich, live with the clinton campaign in manchester. todd: hillary clinton speaking here for about half an hour tonight on the eve of the final full day of this campaign. the one topic she did not bring up in her speech -- her e-mails. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. division or unity. todd: tonight in new hampshire, hillary clinton staying on message, focusing on policy and her opponent, not her e-mail. >> if you work in america, he ought to be able to get ahead in america. and we are going to make that happen again. todd: just hours earlier came news that the fbi has cleared hillary clinton again in the e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop. previously red binder theaters. clinton is not talking about it -- previously read by investigators. clinton is not talking about it. now director comey has confirmed it. ? tonight, james taylor was entertaining the crowd before american -- which included khazir khan, a muslim ame

reid: i'm reid lamberty. trump is also explaining why he lost to popular vote and should have won big. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has trump's other remarks. todd so far, there is no : evidence of widespread voter fraud produced by either the president-elect, or by anyone else. after making his claim, trump questions why the media isn't reporting on it. tonight, as a recount effort is moving closer in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, comes this unsubstantiated accusation by the president-elect virginia, new hampshire and california. so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias big problem. tweets donald trump, without any evidence of his claims the president-elect has previously called a recount effort led by the green party, and supported by the clinton campaign, a scam he also tweets today, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. this is video of trump returning to new york tonight, afte

south boston, reid lamberty. >> police have identified the woman as 62-year-old rosa, at first authorities say her death is suspicious but now the d.a.'s office confirms that she was not a victim of foul play. >> they were both in the hospital with critical injuries after they were hit bay septic truck. 67-year-old woman and 71-year-old man, they were in a crosswalk right near city hall when they were hit. the driver did stay at the scene. police are reviewing surveillance video to try and figure out how all of this happened. >> commitment 2016, as the clock to election day counts down. the focus is turning to new hampshire and today we did learn that donald trump will close out his presidential campaign there on monday. >> and president obama will also spend the final day before the election in the granite state as well. he'll be campaigning for hillary clinton. more on the candidates. >> millions of americans have already cast their ballots but during these final six days, both campaigns crisscrossing the country fighting for every last vote. >> in this final stretch of the race for the

i'm reid lamberty. nichole: i'm nichole berlie. the president-elect is also speaking to protestors and people behind hate crimes since his election. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has trump's message. todd: the president-elect says protestors have nothing to fear from a trump administration and he has a very clear message for hate-groups who seem to be emboldened by his election. >> i will say it right to the cameras. stop it. engaging in hateful speech and actions against people of racial and religious minority groups. in his first interview since the election, trump continues labeling the thousands of demonstrators nationwide as professionals protestors but insists they have nothing to fear. >> don't be afraid, we are going to bring our country back todd: one way trump says that's going to happen is by deporting millions of illegal immigrants and criminals. >> gang members, drug dealers we're getting them out of our country. todd: trump saying tonight on 60 minutes, there are some issues he won't touch like gay marriage. >> it's

live in boston tonight, reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: new clues for police and sterling itigating a home invasion. investigators say the victim was tied up in her house. our juli mcdonald is live at the sc where police say they've about sen miles from the house here at a makeshift baball field. while the three suspects did wear gloves during home invasion, the police crime scene unit now processing that recovered car see what evidence they can find. police in central massachusetts on the lookout for three men tied to a violent home invasion in sterling. the 70-year-old homeowner called 911 this morning after freeing herself from duct tape. throat, demanding money and the location of a safe. juli: the masked men had already gotten away in the victim's stolen cadillac. the 2004 deville is seen herat the police station, after being found seven miles from the scene on boutelle road. investigators now working with this description -- >> they're all approximately the same height. 5'8" to 5'9". two of them are a little bit slimmer. one was

reid: i'm reid lamberty. the 44-year-old victim was found with serious injuries last know about her last hours. >> neighbors say that woman's body was found here in the visitors parking lot of this apartment complex. this is the westminster village apartment complex. the middlesex county district attorney's office now investigating a homicide. the da's statement going on to say the victim is a 44-year-old woman who was involved in a fight with a group of people after she had been asked to leave a party. neighbors say that they saw a large group of people shouting and arguing in the area around 10:30 last night. then early this morning, they saw a group of people being taken away for questioning. >> i heard what sounded like a car hitting something, but it did not hit metal. i heard somebody grown, like a guttural groan, two or three times, then the same boy started yelling, call 911. >> a cause of death has not yet been released. police are waiting to notify the

reid: i'm reid lamberty. rnc chairman reince priebus will be white house chief of staff. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich joins us with the other appointment trump made late this afternoon. todd? todd conservative media : executive steve bannon will be president-elect trump's senior counselor. that news comes as we hear more from trump himself about his in his first interview since winning the election, president-elect donald trump is talking about important issues like immigration, saying he plans to immediately deport 2 million to 3 million illegal immigrants and he says part of the wall along the mexican border might actually be a fence. another issue -- the affordable care act. >> when you replace it, are you going to make sure people with the conditions -- mrtrump: yes, because it happens to strongest aspects. also the children living with their parents -- we are very much point to try to keep them. todd: trump insists there will be no gap in coverage when his new health insurance initiative takes effect, replacing obamacare, which trump calls it effective into expens

indeed and they are waiting anxiously to hear the results in manchester, new hampir where we find lamberty. reid? >> maria, this is one of new hampshire's most well known restaurants known for their mudslides and chicken tenders. had the enders, fantastic. i'll tell you about the mudslide afterwards. the governor is hoping to make her acceptance speech as new hampshire's next senator. she's running a very tough campaign against republican incumbent shelley ayotte. doors open at 7:00. about almost an hour ago. people are now settling in, sitting down watching some of those numbers come in. some of the polls here in new hampshire are far too close to call and they do close in about 20 minutes. we may be here very late. that's because this has been an exceptionally close race between two very well known and very well liked candidates. both veterans of new hampshire politics. right now it's an effective coin toss. the governor is nearby with families watching those numbers. we'll until then supporters keeping a very close eye on the numbers and their fingers on those free and very delicious chicken