shaun: neo-nazi te spray-painted on churches. in oregon vulgar messages on bathroom walls, too profane the fbi investigating a text string, threatening lynchings. and right here in massachusetts post-election gloating and racial bias. last week two babson college students drove thru the wellesley campus. students at the women's college feeling targeted for their race and gender. in natick one man now fearful, after a series of letters threatening violence. they read -- we have just cleared the white house of blank do not bring blank in our . natick is strictly white. the southern poverty law center acking 300 cases of hate, targeting immigrant black and gay victims. 20 against trump supporters. >> in massachusetts, there are civil rights laws, there are laws about public safety, and that i'm going to enforce those laws. shaun: attorney general maura healy now setting up a hotline to report bias. president-elect donald trump, hoping to calm the country told 60 minutes -- mr. trump: i am so saddened to hear that and i say stop it,

live in lawrence shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. bepolice are investigating a afternoon rush.uring the a bicyclist hit in methuen, near the i-495 exit ramp. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson is live at the scene. rhondella? rhondella: a 58-year-old methuen man was killed collid with a truck. police say the truck was stopped at thetoplight omerrimack street by the sunoco gas station. an top of the offering. the victim brought her motorized bike on the sidewa. they both moved down e road which is the same root 110 in the same direction but the biker police say lost contro as fgged down by ano trucker who witnessed what happened. the commercial trucker is cooperating with investigators. the time around 1:40 p.m. this aften, reopened before rush hour. then: the man charged in hit-and-run in bckton faced a check -- a judge for the first time. driving the car that hit and killed sergio valleciln friday. gonclaveturned himself in sunday afternoon. in court, lawyerr gonclaves said he heard screaming and yelling at the scene but panicked a

shaun: an act of heroism. selfless. those involved call it fate. >> the timing and the way everything happened, happened for a reason. >> you want to know that you did right. theres a verse in the bible that says do unto others as you would have them do unto you so that can take you into a lot of situations. >> i couldn't have left there vehicle, if it was consumed with flames, and look at my own family and lay my head on the pillow at night knowing that i didn't try. >> -- shaun: sisters alive and together. because strangers tried. >> thats the greatest feeling of all just to know they're ok. >> humanity is alive and well. shaun: castano's family says she broke her neck in 3 places but they're told she will be able to walk. all day today she has not stopped talking, about the men and women. who saved her life. live at boston medical center, shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. reid: the saint anthony shrine thief is in custody tonight. police arrested 33-year-old erik swanson of boston for burglarizing and vandalizing the shrine

shaun: in hudson, new hampshire, shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. reid: the mbta is meeting this week to talk safety after a recent scare for passengers. the t's fiscal and management control board will meet tomorrow to go over issues from the first quarter. that includes this scene on the orange line last mon, escape. the meeting will also cover the t's operating budget, and employee compensation. a man from new hampshire is facing charges, accused of driving the wrong way on i-93. police say 21-year-old matthew adlard of gilmanton was heading south in the northbound lanes in new hampton overnight. adlard faces charges including driving while intoxicated and transporting a controlled drug. the big money settlement just announced, involving more than a million cars. mike: tracking our next round of rain moving up the coast. i would will impact your commute. nichole: staying healthy by outsmarting your dna. the new study on how it can be done with a few simple changes. reid: coming to the boss's rescue. how bruce springsteen thanked the total strange

shaun: did not directly address the new information. and will be under arrest -- hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time for crimes against our democracy, likely concluding in a criminal trial. shaun: two chance of "lock her up" trump talking about the e-mails, that story squashed by the fbi. mr. trump: she is protected by a she should not be allowed to run for president. i will tell you right now. she is the most corrupt person to ever seek the presidency of the united states. shaun: trump on a campaign blitz of five states, sending his daughter ivanka and running mate to new hampshire. governor pence: we just learned from "the new york post" hillary clinton had her made print out government e-mails and classified documents at her home in washington, d.c. shaun: trump is going to be speaking soon in michigan. we will see how he handles this new fbi conclusion of the clinton case. shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: thank you. this new letter the impact will be different depending on whom you ask. >> if

the armed robber is still on the shaun chaiyabhat live in newton tonight. shaun? shaun: that clerk is back to work tonight putting on a brave face after a terrifying night. does it make you scared to come back to work? >> yeah, this happened last night and never before this happen to me, that is why i'm scared, but can't do nothing. work to be done. shaun: back at work, trying to stay calm after coming face to face with a gunman just one night before. >> can you open the register, please? >> that polite "please" missed by the man at the other end of the muzzle. >> he came and told me to open the register. >> did he seem angry or scared? >> yeah. the robber face-covered carrying a long gun barged into the gulf gas station just before 9:00. 17 years behind this counter. he's never been robbed before. his sense of peace in newton center. gone in just 18 seconds. >> were you scared? what was going through your mind? >> in the moment, i was not too scared because he just took the money and run away. he no stayed with me this much >> meantime, police hope someone recogn

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shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. -- newscenter 5. j.c.: new at 11, a man is seriously hurt from a house fire in tewksbury. firefighters working to contain heavy flames in the back of this house on rhoda road rehi alarms tonight. the homeowner a man in his 80's was flown to mass general hospital with severe burns. a neighbor helped bring the man to safety. >> he was pre-much on fire at the doorway. we cut his shirt off. he was still smoldering. j.c.: the homeowner's daughter was treated for minor smoke inhalation. tewskbury fire department says the fire appears to be accidental. ed: a drunk driving case. the suspect now charged in two cases, one leading police on a high-speed wrong way chase. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in new bedford with that judge's ruling. jorge: tonight we are hearing outrage from the da remorse from the young man's family. >> fortunately thing god and it was divine intervention no one was killed. jorge: the district attorney fuming that the man accused of the police on a 17 high-speed chase along route

shaun chaiyabhat is live at the scene. shaun: the attack began at a house party nearby. of four beaten and left for dead near this dumpster in front of her son with down syndrome. lighting candles and saying a prayer for this 44-year-old mother of four including one son with down syndrome who witnessed her brutal attack. he was found holding his dying mom and this parking lot. >> he was still caressing his mother and shielding her. >> he is blaming everything on group of police, a group of girls savagely beat their mom. they had gone to a party. a fight inside spilled outside industry. >> there was a confrontation. voices were getting higher. and then i saw a woman hit the ground. and i heard another v and that he loved her and he was sorry. shaun: she is being remembered as a caring mom. >> s lived for her kids. for them to take her life away for something like an attitude. everyone knows these girls. th are a pack of will. it is disgusting that they are street. right there with her son. shaun: there are security cameras in this area. although it is unclear if they caug

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat starts us off with the supporters live in the south shaun? shaun: the party hasn't started yet but the yes on two folks are hoping this will be their victory party. volunteers, mostly parents, fanned out across polling places hoping to change minds at the very last minute. supporters say they've seen that happening over the last few weeks. saying as people learn more about the charter school initiative its getting more support. the reason polling has it slipping. voting yes on question two would approve up to 12 new charter schools or increase enrollment the most notable supporters releasing a tv ad in the homestretch of this campaign. a fight mostly run by parents. its been a hard fight, and an expensive one. more than $25 million was raised to expand charters in the commonwealth. supporters expect it to be a long night. live in the south end, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. is live in copley square tonight with the others side. mary? mary: ed and maria, boston mayor marty walsh and the state democratic party have come out against lifti

shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: right now, police are looking for a car in connection with a shooting in easton. the victim 35-year-old daniel it life in a boston hospital. police say two teens found the him in the woods off of pond street yesterday. now, investigators are looking for a car, believed to be connected to the case. anyone who has seen a red, 2016 mazda 3 sedan, with florida plates, should call police. a salem police officer faces charges of raping a prisoner in custody. investigators say brian butler fondled the inmate and performed a sex act on him in a police headquarters broom closet last butler is a father of three and is married to salem police chief mary butler. butler is out on bail and is on paid leave from his job. maria: it's probation and fines for the couple connected to the framingham pharmacy involved in a deadly, tainted steroid outbreak. douglas and carla conigliaro pleaded guilty to illegally hiding bank account withdrawals of over $100,000. together, they were sentenced to three y

shaun chaiyabhat has the new attack from trump. shaun: donald trump directly addressed that fbi announcement clearing clinton of any crime. falling back on his claim the system is rigged. >> the investigation into her crimes will go on for a long the rank and file special agents at the fbi won't let her get away from her terrible crimes. shaun: clinton emails, a trump campaign drumbeat now ending with a thud. the fbi clearing clinton. without charges. the bombshell just 2 days before the election. >> right now, she's being protected by a rigged system. you can't review 650,000 new emails in 8 days. you can't do it, folks. shaun: trump took his campaign to 5 states sunday. iowa, minneapolis, michigan, pennsylvania and virginia. he fell back on other campaign slogans. repealing obamacare immigration, the wall and jobs. just days before voters hit the polls trump left to tweak his message. doubling down despite the fbi. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people know it. and now it's up to the american pe

live in loveland, shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >> certainly keeping shaun boyd busy. >>> hillary clinton was in nevada tonight. another state with very tight poll numbers. she has been ramping up her attacks on trump's treatment of women and his attitude toward hispanics and muslims. chelsea clinton was in boulder today encouraging that crowd to from bill clinton, bernie sanders and donald trump jr. you can see the campaign schedule on cbsdenver.com. >>> here is the latest on colorado's controversial ban on taking receive fees with your filled out ballots. they asked a judge to file a restaining order so the law would not be enforced. it has been around for 125 years to prevent people from selling their votes. >>> there is some financial relief for the family county jail two years ago. cbs4 first told you about this story last year. an autopsy showed jennifer lobato died of dehydration in custody withdrawing from opioids. her family says her cries for help were ignored an her family was awarded $2.5 million. >> nothing will replace jennifer in their lives. no amount of money can replace the

shaun: the school not providing details. citing privacy concerns. only saying it called police and the department of children and families. boston police got the case november 3, but will not pursue a criminal case due to the childrens' ages. >> i understand theres a confidentiality thing thats schools but it makes apparent think what else is going than -- on that is being kept quiet. shaun: it is in the hands of dcf which said today it is investigating and has notified the district attorney. maria texas police arresting : this man, otis mccain, for the weekend murder of a san antonio police officer. investigators say mccain ambushed officer benjamin marconi in front of police headquarters, as marconi was writing out a traffic ticket. security video showed mccain entering headquarters earlier in the day. the suspect was arrested a few hours ago on a highway outside san antonio. right now, there's a new warning to americans in europe. al qaeda and isis are hoping to pull off more attacks. the state department says there is credible information about

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in wellesley tonight shaun, what is it these two guys allegedly did? reporter: students here at this all women's college are right now feeling very uneasy. two young men came here to this campus a day after the election screaming at and spitting out women and minorities. from election night, to postelection letdown, -- >> they had trucks with flags flying. reporter: witnesses say two men in a pickup sped through the historic women's campus, antagonizing women, spitting at them, and yelling sexist slurs. many who supported alum hillary clinton. >> the fact that people thought it would be ok to come on to our campus and target specific groups of people purely because we have a new president-elect, i think that it is why it is scary. reporter: the men, from nearby babson college, sparked more than 40 bias incident reports. the dean saying the timing and location of this incident also matter because it occurred near wellesley's harambee house and at secretary clinton's alma mater harambee house, a place for students of color. dean lawrence ward going

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat was there, and joins us now with shaun: police say this was a group of men, passing off fake ca at this store and no telling how many others. three men faced a judge today. each of them from new york. they are also try with a fourth man who remains on the run today. this was the scene yesterday in burlington as police tracked down men wanted for passing off fake bills. at a bed bath and beyond and first, again at the paper store. savvy clerks spotted the counterfeit 100 dollar bills, and called police. , found a large number of bills laying in the backseat. >> in addition to the 3 fake 100 dollar bills, the one from bed bath and beyond and two from the paper store, they confiscated an additional $360 from that motor vehicle in 100 dollar and 20 dollar denominations that they also believe to be counterfeit. shaun: prosecutors had hoped for the men. the judge decided on 10,000. 50000 and $200. defense attorneys say that proves they are innocent. attorneys say the state will have a hard time proving they knew the money was fake. back to you. jc: new at 4:00

shaun chitnis is live at the national western complex with the latest. shaun? >> reporter: tom, we're still waiting for donald trump but we were just told it sounds like he's about 10 or 15 minutes away. the crowd very anxious to see crowd is, several thousand waiting for the gop nominee to arrive in denver, just giving out some of those make america great again hats and t-shirts. we do expect him here soon, the crowd willing to wait late into the evening to hear him speak. of course he has had a long day traveling across the country and we understand the heads next to michigan as he continues to campaign days before election day. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> new video shows violent antigovernment protests in >> the clashes in florence started when activists attacked police with cobblestones and sticks. officers responded with tear gas. the protesters were attempting to reach a building where prime minister matteo renzi was speaking. they are angry over proposed constitutional referendum that they say will lead to an extensive centralization of power. >>

cbs4's shaun chitnis is live at tonight's rally in denver. a whole lot of excitement from trump supporters. >> reporter: kathy, thousands inside the national western donald trump to arrive. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a scene of what is happening inside here. we have had several speakers come through getting the crowd warmed up for donald trump. but he has yet to arrive here. he's coming from reno, nevada where there was a little incident there. someone yelled gun from the crowd, caused a commotion and secret service had to remove him off the stage. he is okay, able to go back onstage and finished the rally

shaun boyd weighs in now. that is just one of the issues that happened to come up when he met with the new york times. >> reporter: a newspaper he has had a very tense relationship with over the last year. he was asked about whether he is energized the alt-right. a term used as code for white supremacists. he disavowed the group and steve bannon who has been linked to the group saying he wouldn't hire him if he was racist. a crowd cheered and boo as president-elect trump left the offices of a newspaper he has repeatedly referred to as the failing new york times. he berated them for how badly they treated him and said prosecuting hillary clinton is something he does not feel strongly about. admitted, there is co change and says while a formal position for his son-in-law was unlikely, he could help make peace between the israelis and the pastinians. he dropped hints saying he is considering dr. ben carson for secretary of housing and urban development. president obama has been in contact with him. >> president o

shaun: another stranger's knock got a rabbed and went outside. of the roughly 20 who lived here most escaped. firefighters had to rescue a woman. were bsting through the claims window. three people were taken to the hospital including a firefighter. the woman they rescued and another woman who had a seizure outside. 20 people now homeless. moms with young children either got home in disbelief. x we are live and we have mo chances. shaun: eh of those three people taken to the hospital are expected to be ok. what caused the fire is still not clr. j.c.: a man on a bicycle has been kil and colliding with a truck in methuen. state police say both the truck and the bike were stopped at a red light on merrimack street near the exit ramp from 495. the on the bike lost control when the light changed and he hit the side of the truck. the victim is a 58-year-old man from methuen. no charges have been filed. ed president-elect donald trump : expecting to announce later this week that he's struck a deal with carrier, to keep jobs in the united states.thair-co

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat has more from the breaking news desk, shaun? reporter: also according to abc news, that osu student with the same name as having a place to pray openly as a muslim. officially, investigators are still working to determine if he had any ties to terrorism. swat and fbi converge onto the ohio state university campus. this car, now at the center of the investigation. the attacker plowing into a crowd of people then using a butcher knife to stab more victims. the only thing that you can say, >>the only thing that you can say, based upon common knowledge, that this was done on purpose. knife. that was on purpose. reporter: a campus police officer shot and killed the suspect, identified as 18-year-old osu student abdul razak ali artan. a federal official telling abc news the suspect is of somali descent, and a permanent legal u.s. resident. police now have video tracking the car through the campus, before the attack. first reports of an active shooter on campus. the college tweeting run hide fight. students scrambled to barricade thems

shaun: the crowd here very vocal in this final day. often breaking into chants screaming lock her up when vote. mr. trump: tom brady, great guy. great guy, great friend of mine. great, great champion. unbelievable winner. he called today and he said, donald, i support you, you're my letter from bill belichick crediting him for how he handled critics. he really played to the packed crowd here in new hampshire, where it all started. trump was flanked by each of his children and running mate mike pence. his supporters here not shaken by any polls that had him trailing. mr. trump: tomorrow we are going to win the great state of new hampshire. we are going to deliver historic once-in-a-lifetime change. shaun: trump rounding out 5 campaign stops tonight headed now to michigan. maria: let's take you live there. pictures from grand rapids michigan. he'll hold his final campaign event of the day, in a state he's trying to turn blue. hillary clinton, let's talk about her now appearing with , some of her most powerful backers tonight taking the s

live in boston municipal court shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. ben: four boston police officers recovering tonight after being hit and dragged by a car early this morning. the driver took off, but is now under arrest. newscenter 5's julie loncich is chain of events that led to all this. reporter: the suspect allegedly dragged these officers with his car as they were clinging to each side. investigators are searching for surveillance video. >> it was a chaotic scene on dorchester's stoughton street wheeled into ambulances, nats -- into ambulances. two officers responded to a call for a gun were dragged 20 feet by a car. >> they struck a couple of officers. >> around 1:00 in the morning the officer spotted the suspect. one approach the drivers side. the other the passenger side. of the ignition but failed. they say the suspect managed to throw the car into gear and accelerate dragging the officers behind. two additional officers were struck as the car sped away. weeks managed to get away but was later arrested athis residence. all four officers wer

our specialist shaun boyd in running mate mike pence held a rally. shaun boyd, those numbers are keeping the campaigns busy in our state. >> reporter: jim, you know, we talk a lot about the national polls but at this point, the race hinges on just a handful of states. and colorado is one of them. >> we are leading in two different national polls in the denver post just reported it is all tied up in colorado. >> reporter: mike pence told an overflow crowd in lobatoland it is game on. >> l like we were out there fighting but this movement is coming together. colorado is coming together. we are going to make donald trump the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: but, the path to victory remains narrow. in colorado, factors into almost every map. >> how critical is the state of colorado? >> colorado always seems large on national elections but particularly so this year. i think donald trump has a message. it is really resonating with people here in colorado. freedom. people who believe in rugged individualism. >> reporter: appealin

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live at the scene shaun, did everyone make it out safely? reporter: three people were taken to the hospital inclung a firefighter. that woman they rescued here, when fighterarrive they had punished through the second it went up in flames. one woman was still inside on the ird floor. >> som the firefighter had minor i injuries. another woman had a seizure on the scene. everyone is expected to be ok. this building behind me is a 20 people are without a home. jc: caught onamera, a frantic this is the terrifying ride to safety. three people have been killed. thousands evacuated. john atwater is here withe. mor they are trying desperately to navigate through the inferno thats osing in. burning embers are slapping their windshield. a roaring fire consuming cabins as thetried make their way off of the burning untain. >> and go, go. we don't need a flat right here. reporter: they run into fallen trees, praying they will find a path to safety. >> please lord let us get off journey one of so many. >> we covered our faces with wet towels got in caran i

our political specialist shaun boyd sizes up the prospects. >> reporter: trump's family will not be part of his administration. while most president's cabinets are full of washington insiders, trump's like his donald trump a splashy sendoff to dc where in addition to meeting president obama, trump met with his transition team to begin assembling a new government. colorado campaign chair robert blah a will change business assembling usual. >> you will see barriers turning this into a feeding at the trough thing. >> reporter: blaha has been approached about playing a role in the trump administration, but it is not >> everybody is bellying up to the bar saying here is what i want. but mr. trump has been anything but traditional. >> reporter: rudy giuliani or chris christie for attorney general. newt gingrich, secretary of state. dr. ben carson or bobby jindal health and human services. sarah palin, interior secretary. reince priebus, chief of staff. entry executives in oil, gas, and finance. >> i would not be a bit surprise to see people who are brand new to this system. brand new to the wh

so much so that she told her boyfriend shaun, when you propose, don't surprise me, but she's got one she's wearing a wedding dress. he's about to find out. >> to pray. >> he's telling us he's right up to this red line, stops and realizes that's odd, because somebody he knows is waiting in the row. >> i was kind of told to come here and give you this little card here. >> i've fallen in love with you again and again, and i still can't believe that today i get >> he's finding out that he's about to marry bethany. she doesn't like surprises, but she's surprising him with a wedding. so he puts on a shirt and pair of pants somebody has prepared for him and he starts walking down the road, or the aisle, and there she is waiting on that exact spot where he proposed. >> that's really cute. >> it is really cute. he gets the surprise of his life and y'all, he ain't mad. >> the feelings i felt walking down t hardly be described. it was the most joy and love i've ever felt in my life. >> the people that are closest to them, their closest, most intimate family members are there to celebrate this w

in manchester, nh shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. meanwhile the trump campaign is denying they've taken the candidate's twitter privileges away. sunday, the new york times reported aides had taken control on message. but today, campaign manager kelly-anne conway said that never happened. trump's account has been tweeting over the past few days, but it's mostly been about various campaign events around the country. clinton is criss-crossing swing states today, trying to hold on to her slim lead over trump. our team coverage continues now with john atwater for a look at clinton's last-minute moves. john? polls show her with a slight lead nationally right now, so she is trying to shore up support in some key battleground states. here she is outside pittsburgh earlier this afternoon. and she's going back to the other side of that state tonight. bruce springsteen and bon jovi will perform at a rally in philadelphia. she's also making stops in michigan and north carolina. >> i'm here to ask you to vote for yourselves and your family and vo

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. >> political specialist shaun boyd joins us now. yesterday at 5:00, you outlined who may be in his cabinet. questions today, because of checks and balances. what can you really do quickly? >> in some cases, he will need congressional approve. but, he can deliver on a number of promises with the stroke of a pen. president obama made many immediately and pass his own executive order. one thing he can't do without congress is repeal and replace obama care. and based on the interview he just did with 60 minutes, he doesn't want to repeal all of cigarette when you replace it, are you going to make sure people with preconditions are still covered in. >> yes. because it happened to be one of the strongest assets. >> you will keep that? >> yes. always with the children living with their parents for an extended period. try to keep that in. it adds cost, but much something we will try to keep. >> and there is going to be a period if you repeal it and before you replace it when millions of people could lose it. >> we will do it at the same tim

our political special shaun boyd takes a closer look at how our key counties voted. >>reporter: colorado is one of the battlegrounds that trump -- he lost the big two big swing counties of jefferson and arapahoe and didn't get big enough margins like douglas and el paso. the democrats had a massive get out and vote operation wit they told me 30,000 volunteers. it paid off. despite trump visiting the state more a dozen times over the last three months and dispatching his kids here as well. here's what i kind interesting, while clinton ask democratic senator michael bennett won in colorado, republicans maintain control of the state senate and republican congressman mike hoffman won his reelection. it was one of the most contested races in the country. i think colorado is i'm political specialist, shaun boyd, cbs4 morning news. >> 5:04 on this wednesday morning. let's find out about weather and traffic with ashton. >> you can see cloud cover on the west side. you see rain near port land, oregon. i bring this up because this is where a cold front is. that front will appr

. >>> political specialist shaun boyd joins us now with details on the trump transition and shaun, trump's family has been among the closest advisers throughout this so far. >> reporter: they will not be part of his administration due to nepotism rules. while cabinets are full of washington insiders, trumps like his campaign will be donald trump a splashy send off to dc. he met with his transition team to begin assembling a new government. colorado campaign chair says it will change business as usual. >> you are going to see a lot of barriers put up to have people turn this into a feeding of the trough thing. >> reporter: he says he has been approached about playing a role in the trump administration. but says it is not something he ever gave much thought to. >> in a traditional model, here is what i want, but mr. trump has been anything but traditional. >> reporter: names floated are rudy giuliani, chris christie, newt gingrich. bobby jindal, sarah palin, interior secretary. reince priebus is being considered for chief of staff. but trump will also likely tapestry executives in oil and >>

our political specialist shaun boyd joins us with the latest developments on the trump transition. >> reporter: ben carson says he has opted out of being considered for any cabinet position. meantime, there are many others in the party who want those coveted posts. >> very well actually. >> reporter: trump advisers put a positive spin on transition meetings, but behind closed doors, there are reports of loyalists. mainstream conservatives reportedly backing john bolton as secretary of state over rudy giuliani. meanwhile, trump's choice of steve bannon has caused an uproar partially because he is being praised by white nationalist. but speaker paul ryan down played the tension. >> we are on the same page. we are working to make sure administration. >> reporter: trump's three adult children could get access to america's top secrets but are expected to continue running trump's businesses. ryan seems fine with it. >> he is a man who has made great successes, created tens of thousands of jobs because he gets good advice from the good people around him in his life. what's wrong with that? i

in loveland, shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >>> a man in a wheelchair is hurt after being hurt near colfax and franklin. police say the driver of the the man in the wheelchair does have serious injuries. we have no word of possible charges associated with that. >>> church vandalized for making a political statement and this is not the first time. possibly for the same reason. our shawn chitness live with reaction from church leaders this morning. shawn. >> reporter: good morning. i'm here outside of first unitarian church where we can still seal the vandalism. there's a black lives matter sign and paint sprayed all over. this is happened for a second time almost exactly a year later, someone pouring red paint over this sign and their support of that movement. they think they're going to react differently. last year they got a team together to pressure wash and clean up the mess that was made by someone. this year, though, the leaders at the church tell us th the struggle and the challenge that those who support this movement, black lives matter, and other movements like it face and let it be a

our political specialist shaun boyd begins live coverage at 5:00 t. those 270 votes has tightened. cbs news' craig boswell explains the candidates' strategy in the final days of this election. >> reporter: hillary clinton is planning a big rally in arizona tonight, state that hasn't voted for a democrat since her husband won there in 1996. >> he moves on against all latinos. >> reporter: clinton will focus on immigration and spell the differs between her and television ads aimed at get lag tee knows to the polls. >> they will go to the polls greater than ever. >> reporter: the campaign expanded it ad buy into states it thought were safe such as colorado, new mexico, michigan and virginia. the clinton campaign insists new ads aren't because they're concerned about tight new poll numbers but donald trump's camp sense answer opening created by the latest turn in clinton's e- mail problems. trump campaigned in wisconsin tuesday night and urged voters ballots for clinton to reconsider. >> you can change your vote to donald trump. we'll make america great again, okay? >> reporter: the tr

our shaun boyd is there as well. i was curious about the security weight times. >> reporter: you know, given this is a record crowd out here this thanksgiving it is not that bad. more than a million people expected through dia over the next few days. and, the waits to get through security running less than 35 minutes even at the peak hours. dia has extra staff at tsa keeping things moving. it is recommended you arrive two hours before your flight. while you can bring pumpkin pie through security, you still need to put the three ounce liquids in court sized bags. dia is guaranteeing economy lot parking at 13 bucks a day through friday for anyone wanting it. always fun to watch the happy reunions out here at the holidays. here is an interesting fact. for more thanksgiving has ranked as the happiest holiday. but after this year's election, it may not be so happy for families with mixed political affiliations. we caught up with some of them here. >> my friends informed me today something she heard of a tip in case politi

our po lit cat specialist shaun boyd talk to political analyst about what to watch for. >>reporter: an election up at all convention and veteran political analyst are reluctant to predict what will happen tuesday night. >> this election cycle has so many different moving parts to dynamics here in colorado. >> i'm not sure our deed matters a as personality. there's far too many prominent republicans who publicly stated i'm not voting for trump. >> they could be offset by working class democrats who say they'll vote for trump. young voters don't like either candidate, a poll out of boulder showed them breaking for gary johnson. >> hillary clinton needs a big margin out of boulder county. she's onl those younger voters show up and vote for her. >> trump's big problem, college educated white women who lean republican here, but favor clinton. >> even though they may have issues with her, she's still the first woman ever running for the seat. and you have a guy who hasn't been real judicious in his language when it come to talking about women. >> latinos too turning out strong

shaun boyd is live in loveland fortous night with the vp nominee. >> reporter: mike pence said he was not the but, he drew an overflow crowd here nonetheless and he told them, it is time for republicans to come home. pence covered it all from hillary clinton's private e- mail server and the new fbi probe to obama care. benghazi to the supreme court and he urged those here to have faith. roll their sleeves up and work the next six days making it clear they need colorado. >> men and women of colorado, if only for their decades of personal enrichment and pay to play, we have to decide here and now. that hillary clinton will never be elected president of the united states of america. but whoever is the next president, that president will likely set the course of the supreme court for the next 40 years. that is for real. and if you cherish our constitution, if you cherish the liberties enshrined th we will lay our heads on the pillow and our hearts are heavy for two police officers and two different departments in iowa who were ambushed and killed last night. donald trump said it well this

we are live at dia, shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >> so many things to be grateful for. >> if the political talk breaks out, how about those broncos? >> talk about something happy. >>> well, if you are driving keep an eye out for fresh snow if you are headed to the high country. >> meteorologist chris spears is in the mobile weather lab tonight which is driving along i-70. chris, how is traffic moving tonight? >> reporter: karen, if it could only be like this every day. we have made it all the way to the eisenhower johnson tunnels in under an hour. let me give you a quick little view here to the forward tunnel. we are climbing the hill right nowment we had very little issues. one tiny little lane delay around idaho springs that lasted all of 30 seconds and opened right back up. now take a look at this. we are tracking a weather system on its way into colorado. it is currently in utah. it has already come through salt lake city. and the next stop will be the north western plateau and the north western slope of colorado and it is going to bring some wi the next few hours. back out here live,

shaun: this burglar appears to be a pro. when he broke into this mosque he wore gloves, avoided cameras, and covered his face. and keeps coming back for more. the distinctive look of a burglar on a scooter. security video from iman islamic center in late october shows him prying his way in then taking off, with the >> that was the jewel he was looking for. we knew right away this guy is going to come back. john: and he did hours later. , two hours this time, taking the audio system, worth 4 grand. they called police then a locksmith. but a new deadbolt only slowed him down when he came back two weeks later. breaking in again last friday. >> it looks like he's a professional. john: he is cautious, creeping around the bld >> he was wearing gloves, he protected himself very well. john: worshipers now worried they'll end up face to face. forcing mosque leaders to beef up security, hoping he's had his fill. >> the way i see it, he is stealing from god. john: and quincy police think he's hit several other businesses nearby. we're

. >> republican presidential our political specialist shaun boyd is live at the larimer county fairgrounds an he is expected any minute. >> reporter: yeah, and you can see a lot of people gathers here waiting for him. this place filled almost as soon as the doors opened. it is pence's fifth visit to colorado. trump has been here at least 10 times in the last three months. today, he is campaigning in the swing state of florida holding several rallies and staying on message while capitalizing hillary clinton's private e- mail server. >> now it has been reported that there are fbi inquiries probing virtually all of hillary clinton's inner circle. and, many of the things that she has done over the years. it is about time. >> reporter: florida, one of the most-win states for trump, come down to a handful of battleground states. trump needs to win some combination of florida, north carolina, ohio, and pennsylvania, maybe, even michigan. if he is able to take two or three of those bigger states, then, the race will come down to colorado, nevada, and, iowa. which is why we are seeing so much atten

shaun boyd says it could come we be looking for? >> reporter: in are half a dozen counties in colorado that loom large election night as well as several voter constituencies. clinton has an advantage with the female vote. but she could struggle in some democratic strongholds. pueblo, and adams for example where trump has appealed to working class democrats. and, liberal boulder is on our list to watch along with larimer because of young voters. i talked to our political analyst about the strange dynamics in play this year. >> i'm not convinced that rnd matters as much as personality. there are far too many from my experience, prominent republicans who have already publicly stated i'm not voting for donald trump. >> in are republicans in the suburbs who especially in the suburbs who might not stick with trump. but, will they be offset by blue collar democrats in other counties? we will see. >> colorado could be a pivotal state, but there is is a chance it won't matter at all. if trump doesn't win north carolina, florida, or one of th

tonight, political specialist shaun boyd explains the visits today. >> reporter: all indications are the race will be tight in colorado. and, turn-out is key. hillary clinton struggleing to get african-american voters to the polls. their turnout is down significantly nationwide. and, this isn't a good sign. you could count on one hand the number of african-americans two clinton in denver's five point neighborhoods. ben carson appealed to white college educated women. they lean republican, but are breaking for clinton this year. a lot of people in colorado holding onto their ballots. less than half have been returned. and clerks worry mail ballots take longer to process. i'm political specialist shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >> and remember, cbs4 has all of the election coverage you will need ne our news starts at 4:00 p.m. we will continue through cbs4 news at 10:00. >>> new developments tonight in that horrifying kidnapping case in south carolina. friends say the woman found chained up at a home of a sex offender went there for a cleaning job. kala brown and her home charles carver disappe

the first wave close in an -- shaun boyd. the first wave closes in an hour. >> reporter: we'll get a sense of how it's looking. georgia, south carolina, north carolina, indiana and kentucky close at 5:00 our time and lean kaine's home lean democratic. the crucial states to watch tonight florida, north carolina, and ohio. they will be closing by 6:00 our type. these states are key to a donald trump victory. the map favors hillary clinton, but if trump takes these states, colorado could be pivotal. and as we mentioned, our polls close at 7 and turnout is key. we have seen long lines at polling centers in the denver area, the the smoky hill library and arapahoe county, their ballots. we spoke to voters about the importance of participating in the election. >> and if we don't vote, we have no right to complain. if, if whatever they're doing is wrong -- . >> the power of voting is to really get to not only just basically voice your thoughts about who is best fit to lead the country or meet our needs, but voting takes a big affect

shaun chaiyabhat talked to him as he signed the agreement. a big day for ari schultz -- drafted to assumption college "wow, cool!" just four years old, but and a fighter all his life. ari has congestive heart failure. he's had three open- heart surgeries -- two before he don't know what his future holds, but if you look at him you zest and a love of baseball keeps him smiling. ( ari schultz / four years old ) hopeful. "no one. i just teach myself how to throw it that far." ( shaun chaiyabhat / reporter ) "can you show me one more time?" a real draft someday, but for now, he waits for a new heart and shows us all how to big part of anyone's development to understand just how fragile recruit, with the biggest heart. ( laughter ) it's coming up on today in iowa.... smoke filling the skies. wildfires causing problems for miles. plus... the cleveland indians didn't win the world series -- but the cavs are n-b-a champs. they get a special trip today because of it. from storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan next. "you're watching kwwl, "now yo