vermont has closed and we can tell you right now that hillary clinton has won the state of vermont. indiana and kentucky. vermont for clinton, indiana and kentucky for trump. we still have closing at this hour georgia, south carolina, and virginia. those -- you will be longer before we learn more. we have coverage, j.c. monahan is at trump headquarters. ben: hillary clinton carrying the state of vermont. you can see the room here starting to fill up, awaited hours this afternoon to get into this building. it was a pretty warm november day in new york city. let's come back here to the left. you can look at the stage behind me, there is the podium where later this evening hillary clinton will either give a celebratory speech or concession speech. the outline is of the united stat chappaqua, westchester county. about an hour ago she is coming into manhattan to watch the results of the peninsula hotel. if you know anything about manhattan geography, the peninsula hotel is at 55th and 5th avenue. trump tower, one block away, 56 and fifth avenue. hillary clinton voting this morning in cha

in vermont. by go to the rural areas, the way, where people are not necessarily pro-choice, were they may not be enthusiastic about gay marriage, where they may or may not believe that climate change is real, but they are sick and tired of having to work two or three jobs, not being able to send their kids to college, worried about their own parents. i picked that up. in vermont. i thought the message that resonated in vermont, and i won my last election in vermont four years ago, with 71% of the vote. i did not believe for one minute that vermont was any different than the rest of the country. to answer your question, what happened is, before i started to run -- and the book goes into it -- we went around the country. politicians oh say, well, the people asked me to run. after they had a ready-made the decision to run. [laughter] sen. sanders: the truth is, i did not know. how responsive would people be to our message? beautiful sunday afternoon in los angeles -- maybe the weather is always beau

vermont. always reliably democratic. we've just called it. our decision team is confident vermont goes tonight to hillary clinton. vermont and its, i believe, three electoral votes. all three tonight. yes, three, going into hillary clinton. so here's a look at the electoral vote count as it hillary clinton with three, donald trump with 19. you need 270 to win. that's the magic number throughout the night. you will not hear us make a projection overall for the winner of the presidency until that candidate has 270 electoral votes. is it a guarantee that we'll get there tonight? a week ago, i would have said no because there's a possibility of a steal by an outsider in the state of utah. but it looks like t the belief is that someone will get 270 votes tonight or early in the morning. control of the senate also at stake tonight. and this is proving to be closer than many had believed. the senate is very much in play tonight. we're watching one race in particular and that's the state of indiana. w

it could snow pretty hard from the berkshires up to the mountains of vermont. you can expect accumulation in the higher elevations of the berkshires up to the mountains of vermont. it's nice and clear here. the edge of the clouds just reach past nantucket and chatham. the most son tomorrow will be in we will certainly tell you much more about that big change during the weekend in a few minutes. >> donald trump ends the week with a flurry of appointments from his transition team. and they're already churning up plenty of controversy. >> newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is here to break it all down. ben? ben: ed and maria, it's been a busy day for the transition team -- announcing three major positions including trump's first pick for a cabinet member. the president-elect's team is starting to take shape. 3 appointments, all known as hard lin cabinet jeff sessions. the alabama senator has been offered the position of attorney general. a loyal supporter, sessions was the first gop senator to endorse trump during the primary. trump says he's been unbelievably impressed

vermont blue for hillary clinton. but what do you think that the next most important state that we're going to get some data from tonight is going to be? >> well, i would go with new hampshire is what we're looking for. not only for the presidential race, but for the senate race and the ballots of the senate that will be in question tonight that it is looking like it could be a 50/50 split. but if they go on the democratic column that will be good news for them. >> so many people are saying that it is not only important, but keep in mind that if they won new hampshire back in 2000 that he would have won the race, that is really a lynch pen for them back then. what do you think of florida most importantly? >> well, incredibly important and then as you pointed out i don't think that they would have a pathway to victory without florida. to your earlier question, i think that we'll know things very quickly here tonight when the polls close and at 8:00 eastern 5:00 our time that we will know a whole lot more about this rac

ski racing was in vermont this weekend and a local favorite was on the slopes today. avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. mikaela shiffrin has won back to back slalom events to start the world cup season, she won the season opener in finland, and followed it up with another win at killington, vermont today. shiffrin lived in nh for a while as a kid, and attended burke mountain academy in northern vermont. so the olympic champion was the clear crowd favorite. the win was the 22 world cup victory for the 21-year-old, and 10th consecutive slalom win. this weekend's world cup races were the first for killington, and the first in 38 years in vermont. college hoops today, snhu southern new hampshire university hosting chestnut hill. a couple nh guys hook up, dimitri floras of merrimack points, 9 rebounds. chris walters finds jerome harris. harris hits f

we believe the first one to arrive is captain charles gilbert gould of the fifth vermont infantry. gould has quit the story for himself. he was 2 years old and lift in windham vermont all the family there and everyone is outside worrying about something else and 2-year-old charles gould knows something delightful. big calluldron of apple sauce what is going on in there and as he is climbing up to get a better view he loses his balance and tumbles over into the pot burns his legs so badly he is unable to walk without assistance until after his sixth birthday. mama mama gould is beside herself. how could she let this happen to her poor boy? so charles wants to go out maintained with friends no, no you are not well enough. you can't run with those other boys. you will get yourself hurt and she tries to coddle him. i will teach you how to sew. we can knit together. what will be the result of that overparenting. the biggest dare deferral in windham, -- -- daredevil and he wants to join the army at 17 and she says you will get yourself killed no way you are not leaving myself. he runs aw

some of the higher terrain of vermont. a steep cultoff here. then you work your way into the connecticut river valley. minimal accumulation. we may see a coating to an inch in the worcester hills tonight with. some snow showers,. east of worcester, passing rain or a snow shower today. and perhaps a passing snow shower tonight. but again, not much in the tailed. 44-46 in the boston metro area flarn. a flurry or snow shower overnight tonight. cold and windy. air temperatures, a couple degrees either side of 30. the windchill factors down into the upper teens and lower 20's. the best we can do tomorrow, winds gusting 40-50 miles an hour: mostly cloudy and windy day. travel weather, tuesday and wednesday, good across the northeast. by wednesday, we track some rain and snow across the midwest. that will bring us a little shower activity on thursday. perhaps a few morewe pattern. temperatures in the 40's this week. >> kris: a marine surprises his family with a visit home for thanksgiving. >> kris: they were told they were competing at a pep rally. th

the state of vermont going for hillary clinton. we're going to have many more of these coming in from our data desk as the night goes forward. >> charles was asking about those referendums that are up on the ballot. we want to talk about the district asking for more than $28 million to construct, renovate and modernize the middle and high school. arrowhead wants nearly projects. and in germantown, the district is asking for $84 million for school upgrades there. busy, but calm. that's how the executive director of the city's milwaukee election commission is describing the day so far. no major polling issues have been reported. but the state's new voter i.d. requirement has been a challenge. >> we have some voters that have some pretty profound challenges around either meeting the proof of residence requirements or photo i.d. requirement at their polling places. >> the city says that they are working with those particular voters to cast a provisional ballot, which will allow their vote to count as long as they get an id and a receip

awaylists 20 miles into the vermont infantry. gould spends the first few years of his war in washington defenses. the first action is pretty close by on may 18, 1864 in spotsylvania. gould does well enough for himself that he is an company eight during the time of the breakthrough. captain gould, that morning as they are trying through the obstructions, his legs churning, he will be the very first to reach the wall. mounts the top. confederate rifle musket to his chest. he's relieved by the click of a misfire. before he could catch his musket will be plunged into his jaw. bayonet will, one not stop him. e bayonets out, and i jumps into the confederate earthworks, slashing away with his sword. he is outnumbered at this point. first up and over the top. while he's swinging with the sword, confederates are converging. 37th north carolina battering him. he's striked over the top of his head. gould puts himself back over. a confederate says uh-uh, yanks him back. one more bayonet into his back. while all of this is going on, at least

sanders is back in vermont and i am here. you fell for it. for the. >> i have already met bernie sanders wanted to meet wherry david. >> to go one saturday night live now lot of people know you did not know you before. [laughter] he is a brilliant comedian it is a little bit scary watching him do be and he does need better. [laughter] but with the second question before i ran for mayor, i was doing a video that i probably would not have done in my life was to talk about political figures in our history that were wiped out that the media does not talk about very much. and the or extraordinary people throughout history who done remarkable and courageous things. i did a video about one of the great people called eugene -- [applause] i would be surprised if the rest of the american people knew him. but yet he was one of the original great leaders of the american working class to '04 on the american railway union and put them into one large union. to develop a program with the socialist party six times including ones from a jail cell because he op

vermont won that game 5-2. we were at unh today which gave us the opportunity to catch up with the speedy elle purrier. she is fresh off winning the ncaa northeast regional cross country meet on friday in new win an ncaa regional cross country title. up next, the ncaa championships this saturday in terre haute, indiana. >> my goals are probably top 10. it really could go anyway. there is a solid crew that are going to be in the top 10. the top group is just amazing and i am really excited just to be competing against athletes that i am. jamie: good luck to her. football. they get made. if they finish 7-4, they can go to the playoffs. >> nobody is worried about the playoffs. everyone is worried about winning the next game. the rivalry is one of the best in new england with the teams left. it is something we are looking forward to every year. it means an awful lot. >> we are responding pretty of us. we are moving on. we are on to maine. jamie: good luck. tom griffith and i with a little field trip to the ice crea

i'm thinking back right now in vermont a couple of years ago they showed a film. december 8, 1941, that was the day after pearl harbor and president roosevelt goes before congress to declare war in japan and a while later germany. the military of this commentary was not a prepared to fight wars in the east and worsen the west. we didn't have the resources to do that and get a united country two and a half years later for all intents and purposes by the end of 1940s. the war was essentially won. we were producing incredible amounts of tanks and planes and guns. a united military was extraordinary. a united america took on powerful forces in europe and powerful forces in asia and in four years won the war. so yes i understand that people are distressed. i understand that but i would say two things. don't lose faith in our capabilities, that's number one. we have come through very difficult times in the past and number two, despair is not an option. [applause] somebody throws their her hands up and says i'm giving up, you don't have that right because it's not just a

vermont, hillary clinton is the winner in vermont. bernie sanders' home state. we have a key race i lettalert t now. too early to call in georgia with its 16 electoral votes. we cannot make a projection yet. too early in virginia with its 13 electoral votes. and too early to call in south carolina right now. nine electoral votes at stake. too early to call in that state as well. donald trump takes a very early lead with 19 electoral votes. hillary clinton with three. you need 270 to win the presidency. you see the color there is on the map. the red states, those are states that go to donald trump. the blue state up in the northeast, vermont. that goes hillary clinton. the yellow states are states we cannot yet make a projection. too early to call right there. let's go over to jake. the action in virginia and georgia is going to be intense. >> although i have to say, virginia really of all the states on the map virginia is really the one we're all keeping an eye on. hibbert and her team have not reallyllary clinton and her tea have not really factored virginia if

so vermont to clinton. it's so early right now. there are more electoral votes in indiana and kentucky donald trump is technically ahead. it's too early to say that. that's speaking of the 3 electoral votes counted now and called. >> anchor: magic number 270. we have a long way to go. new hampshire voters could determine the balance of power in the u.s. senate. >> anchor: and it's been very tight. check in live at the haasen headquarters. tim caputo for us. >> reporter: stakes are high in new hampshire. no clear indication of that. how much money has been pumped into these 2 campaigns. $100 million plus. for this dead heat. a statistical tie in the polls. also earlier this morning governor maggie haaseb cast her ballot with family by her side. she spent the rest of the day doing voters and volunteers. won over enough voters in her terms as governor to propel her to washington. those in dc are watching the granite state tonight. term in the senate. back out here live where the maggie haasen party is starting to get under way. party

her latest win came at killngton, vermont today. shiffrin lived in new hampshire for a while as a kid, and attended burke mountain academy in northern vermont, so the olympic champion was the clear crowd favorite. the win was the 22 world cup victory for the 21-year-old, and 10th consecutive slalom win. this weekend's world cup races were the first for killington, and the first in 38 years in vermont. college hoops today, snhu hosting chestnut hill. a couple new hampshire guys hook up. dimitri floras of merrimack feeds devin gilligan of amherst. he knocks down a three. gilligan finished with 15 points, nine rebounds. then chris walters finds jerome harris. good started three of his five points for the afternoon -- who knocked the three of his five points for the afternoon. adrian oliveira buries three of his 12 points. walters scored a game-high 20 points. cherise: it is chilly out there. mike: a nice day tomorrow and a couple of tricky commutes, one got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges

. >> anchor: a vermont man called to court. he pleaded guilty to a crash that killed his best friend. gustano thinks about the crash every day and accepts full responsibility. he was mind the wheel in april friend in the passenger seat. >> all we wanted was that perhaps that a message would be sent. not just to this young man but to our community around us. to our other children. and your children. that all i ask is that you think twice before you act once. >> anchor: 19-year- sampson from vermont was killed in that crash. he and gustano were college students at endicott college. >> anchor: next on the news station. heading home why this weekend's west coast trip is special for tom brady and julian edelman. >> anchor: a shining star. why pete fradies is getting national honors. >> anchor: breaking news including the situation in dorchester. the suspected shooter is in custody. stay with us. news station will be right back. >> tonight the jewelly store lost her ring and sentimental stone. >> my mother's diamond. >> they offered

sta vermont of course for hillary cs clinton. let's take a look at the a loo t states where the polls havels closed. as of 7:30 right now, we have, v north carolina that has just closed. this is wha 15 electoral votes.15 e this is one of thele big battleground swing statesgrounds here. 2012, 08 and 04 you can seeee red one year, blue the other,ueh red the other.e ot so, this can go either way tonight. let's next take a look at ifakea we could ohio.hio. another big one that they havehe been crisscrossing throughoutcrs this election.si 18 electoral votes.otes back in 2012, they went red, red 08 they voted blue and 04 they t voted red so you see theeehe progression and see how thingses on the board down here for you u guys tony and shawn and back anc up to you.up to >> thank you very much gomuch g ahead tony. t >> just want to give you some more information coming in totin fox news as we speak.epeak looking at -- we were talking t about florida a little while whe ago.ag way early to be callingli florida but fox news is reporting tha

the highest amount be in northern vermont. scattered coatings are possible into the higher hills of the wooster county area, just a few scattered snow showers or flakes of snow possible around here as this whole thing sort of whips along. most of the action is going to be occurring farther and farther north of boston where snow showers will fall and not much close to the coast. we'll have some breaks of sunshine from time to time. that will last right on through tomorrow. now wind advisory up from the because of the strong winds which will occasionally spike up to 30 to 45-mile-per-hour out of the west today and tomorrow, and a few scattered snow flurries, times of clouds and sunshine. fewer clouds on tuesday but still windy. much less wind on wednesday but still breezy. the outlook for thanksgiving is a shower maybe a touch of mist sometime in the afternoon. it looks like not too much wind up to 47 for a high on thanksgiving. >>> well a friendly sea critter is getting some tlc ahead of the holidays. coming up, the medical con

a chilling 911 call in federal his jury hearing dramatic call sampson made in vermont as law closed in on him. fox 25's bob ward has covering case since very beginning. bob simpson sounds very concerned with for his own well being in the call. >> 83 he does. you know in this record we hear over and over again. gary sampson telling 911 operator that he doesn't want to die. but we also hear something else. for first time, we hear gary sampson telling police that he's a i'm in a lot of trouble i don't want to get shot. i don't and a gary sampson is turning himself in calling 911 in plymouth vermont home he broke into trying to hide from cops. sampson had just stolen a car, the driver escaped, and sampson knew he was trapped when the house alarms began to sound. >> in this july 31st 2001911 call, sampson seemed more concerned about his own safety done i don't want to get killed i gary sample on arrest capped multi crime tree sprooe car jacking and murders of three people. sampson was convicted and sentenced to die in 2003. but a new jury is now considering sampsons punishment because a pre

by the way, found a spot in vermont that's actually had 26 inches of snow. and parts of the berkshires have had 20. it's amazing how much piled up after the storm and then that lake effect kind of it being enhancing the wholething. we go through overnight period. tomorrow you'll see more sunshine than today. it's not going to be as windy as today. it's not as cold in the afternoon. sunshine wednesday. by late wednesday, clouds increase to our west. all this wind that we've been getting, we've had a couple of isolated reports of wind damage. 7:00 this morning in dorchester, the siding was blown off a building. still 35-plus for pittsburgh -- i'm butchering names tonight. temperatures are only in the upper 20s to mid 30s. the windchills are in the teens and low 20s. they will drop a little bit lower overnight tonight. the actual air temperatures, 20s to around 30 to start your day tomorrow. what's going to follow all this? you see the high slightly -- temperatures better tomorrow. there's moisture toward the rockies. a system will track eastward. the timing is

that will happen across the mountains of vermont as well. it is from the berkshires northward through the more -- motains of vermont, that is where you will see some snow. a ferain showers come through early sunday. theind starts to pick up and the temperatures are steady or struggle to re and en we have the winter field, sunday here's a loo the snow atesy. mulations for the higher elevations of the berkshires up to the mountains of vermont. here is a wider view. not here. nter storm watch is in effe foproporons ofew york vermont.d northern and ctral we put an impact day on monday. notice the high temperatures tren down. monday the feel of winter but the windchill will make ifeel like it is in the teens early monday a teens and 20's all day is howwill feel. it will brigh but easy and cold on tuesday. we moderate a little bit when it looklike wet weather is likely to move in. prably too warm for snow but i would not say what hud northern and western part of our ar. updates to follow. hope to see you later tonight. maria: thank you. a special

e in the berkshires right on up to vermont. could even be flakes in the air around the worcester hills. right now winds very light. a little bit stronger down in the cape. here you go over the next seven days. tomorrow will be your mild day, sunday is a day of change. starting with showers early in the morning, then the wind picks up, temperatures don't rise much. tuesday is still windy and cold. it is dry for travel as we get towards thanksgiving. on thanksgiving day it looks like a system will affect this. i don't know it precipitation will start early enough for the football games or not. right now looks like chilly rain, but i would not rule out some mix or snow in the northern western part of our area if precipitation reaches that far and right now for shopping next friday, it looks like it will be chilly at this ck to you guys. >> that's the season. >> north carolina family that renting spoof video -- this time the family hoping to get through thanksgiving without talking politics. >> i don't remember this. pretty funny.

for hillary clinton, so far just vermont. we're still waiting for the calls from the big states that have already closed on the east coast. those states including north carolina and virginia. both toss-up -- well, not both toss-up -- well, not toss-up, but bellweather sta fios is not cable. we're wired differently. both toss-up -- well, not toss-up, but bellweather sta that means incredibly fast 150 g internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes we're wired differently. both toss-up -- well, not toss-up, but bellweather sta gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >>> i'm trace gallagher. more special election coverage from fox news headquarters in new york just a few min

i said to her, my mother in law is from vermont. i've seen a lot of jungle in vermont. a lot of animals in vermont. i recommend vermont for you. brian: you met your wife where? her name is sherry. okey: my wife is named sherry. i met sherry at a birthday party which i crashed. i used to be a party crasher. i tell people i crashed the party and stole the price. -- stole the prize. brian: you used to be a party or. you talk about it in your book. okey: i used be a rascal. in some ways, i still am. in rather more innocent ways that i used to be a rascal in ways that were not particularly considerate of the interests of other people, especially women who were in relationships with me. the day i crashed sherry's party, i was surprised to see her father there. he was a very revered intellectual, a professor of education who wrote major textbooks that were used in classrooms. he was at this party. i went to him and i said, what are you doing here. he said it was his daughter's birthday. the party was happening elsewhere. i began to talk to him and was flattered that he knew wh

he was riding north and passing in the same general direction, "i passed the vermont troops. the place i was shot is not very accurately indicated. great boulder, i was looking at a low stone wall. i could observe the operations of the enemy." he later on says, "i do not recognize the spot now, although i was satisfied of the general accuracy of the place when he was indicated in 1886." he is saying later, i don't remember where it is but i was satisfied earlier that this is where he was wounded. this is in the gettysburg national military park. i tell everyone, this monument is close enough for government work. it doesn't matter if it is exactly the spot, is pretty close. he takes a rifle bullet in his groin, inside his thigh. of general standard of going to try and get a turn a kid on him. this is what he actually says, "don't let me bleed to death. quick.ething around it --"dard had helped one of the aids is writing this account. "i saw the dark color coming out in jets, but it could not be arterial blood. he took me for a surgeon and replied with a sigh of relief, that is

half a foot of snow in the higher terrain of vermont. green mountains, white mountains, doing well with this picking up the snow. wind will be active. gusting 30-40 miles an hour at times. we hold on to a gusty wind. monday into early on tuesday. that is why that are still left on the trees, may have trouble holding on as we get into early next week. i know. knock them down so you can clean up the yard for good. right? not a good clean-up day on sunday. but if you have some piles of leaves to rake up for today, a good afternoon to get out and do it. gusty wind developing. holding on into early next week. we have the wind. and we have much colder temperatures. look at that on monday. highs into the upper 30's. can't rule out a passing flurry or snow shower on monday. good travel wept tuesday and some wild weather in the midwest. a strong storm system there bringing the first blizzard of the season. tough to see there: this is video from minnesota. trucks and cars struggling on those slick roads. winds, actually gusting up to 50 miles an h

hard across western connect, western massachusetts up into vermont and even into worcester county. a couple of the leftover rain showers mixing in with a little bit of wet snow as the cold air continues to keep on in. i'm not expecting much. a passing rain or snow shower but we'll get dry hours as well. the wind is going to be another story. 48 in boston but it's down o 38 in worcester. the numbers in the upper 40s throughout much of 40s throughout the day. the winds right now gusting 20-30 miles an hour the winds will increase, in fact expecting winds to gust 40-50 miles an hour, notes only later this afternoon you about again on monday. a wind advisory is in play over the next couple of days. even a couple of flurries and snow showers, more on that forecast ahead. >> anchor: thank you, breaking more than 100 people have been killed, dozens more injured after a train derailed in northern india. of passengers rolled off the tracks just after 3:00 this morning. rescue workers at this point are trying to reach people trapped and the death toll is continued or expected to rise. there

the projected winner in vermont. we're watching virginia. the polls have closed there. too early to call, clinton however leading in virginia. georgia, also, too close to call. and south carolina, too early to call. all night long watching the race to 270 electoral votes. here is how it stands based on the calls. trump with 19. clinton with 3. we map it out on the ice for you in democracy plaza. the map will fill in with a lot of red and blue before this night is over. again, 270 its the magic number that will elect our next president. come on inside, we say a big good evening. i'm lester holt alongside election night team, savannah guthrie, chuck todd, tom tonight. history will be made? >> we have an unconventional candidate against an unprecedented candidate. this election has changed so much about our politics, it up-ended every assumption, redefined what it means to be a

kerry was on bill maher's show and when bill maher -- he talked about going to vermont for vacation -- i'm going to read you the line maher said, you could have killed one bird with two stones. and john kerry said, i could have went to 1600 pennsylvania and killed the real bird with one stone. there was no outrage to this moment. >> what does that even -- >> that's what drives the american people crazy. >> what does that mean? what does that joke means? >> what it means is that he could have killed the president. that's what it means. president bush. >> oh, he was saying that about president bush. huh. >> bush, yes, exactly. this is all on tape. i'm just reading you the transcript. >> okay. so jeffrey, what you're saying, i think, is that there's long been violent rhetoric in politics. >> i think this kind of humor is disgusting, to be perfectly candid. and in that sense, i agree with bakari. but most assuredly, it happens on both sides, it's just that the outrage only seems to come

i hope as a fellow vermonter you will give me some leeway on this. sen. sanders: where are you from and from aunt? born in burlington and raised in middle very. sen. sanders: you're ok. [laughter] >> you talk at the outset about the appointed of mr. bannon at the white house. i'm wondering how you think democrats should handle cabinet nominations and the real likelihood of a supreme court nomination that they will probably oppose on balance, the filibuster? sen. sanders: a great question and i cannot give you -- having been in leadership are all of one day -- [laughter] i cannot give you a definitive answer, but i think here are some of the areas that have to be taken into consideration. let me be very clear. i happen to think that donald trump is a very smart person. he would not have been elected president if he was not a very smart person. i would hope very much -- also, i have no doubt in his way, he loves this country. and i would hope very much that given his background and given some of what i consider to be terrible, terrible things he has said on

search and rescue team comes to the aid of a missing vermont hiker. new england k-9 was called in to help look for the 72-year-old who had been missing in holland, vermont, for 3 days. one of the k-9's was able to find the hunter by sniffing out evidence found in a beaver pond late saturday afternoon. new england k-9 offers free emergency response to authorities in new hampshire and vermont. tonight, two rock climbers are home after a 12-hour ordeal to rescue them from cannon cliffs in franconia. the pair from massachusetts called 911 around 10:30 last night, as they were stranded two thirds of the way up the moon shadow climbing route and knew bad weather was moving in for today. they were eventually lifted to the top of the cliff by rescuers. the entire rescue party made it to the trailhead around 10:00 this morning. a manchester man is recovering tonight after falling more than 25 feet from his balcony. it happened saturday at the gresley residences on chestnut street. just cleaned. according to firefighters, the building is old but has a good main

the actual front itself is now just about moving close to brattleboro, vermont. and you'll know when it comes through, the wind will shift and temperatures will drop for some time to come of the we're headed into the time of the year, mild it's been snowing for hours in the bennington area and the lake effect snow, colder air moving over relatively mild lake water. and the snow won't be as concentrated into the granite state. good news, not much west of there, no organized systems. the travel time before thanksgiving should be ok and that does mean not just here in new england, but also throughout the ent downpours early, change to snow and that mainly in northern new hampshire. windy and colder in the afternoon. temperatures in the 40's near 50 early and those will drop into the 30's west and lower 40's east in the afternoon as any leftover rain changes to snow, primarily in the higher terrain in western and northern new hampshire. the wind is going to make it feel 10 degrees colder than the air temperatures will be this afternoon. overnight tonight. snow shower

vermont, hillary clinton is the winner in vermont. bernie sanders' home state. we have a key race i lettalert t

in vermont, in vermont what our state has done and a few other states have done, we have done what was right. that is, we said that you served your time in jail. you pay your debt to society. when you get out, you have your democratic right. [applause] but when we talk about voter suppression, that is certainly one of the areas we have got to focuson. if you served your time , you have the right to regain your ability to participate. >> thank you. do you expect a fight in the senate over the supreme court nomination?>>. [laughter] >> i know the answer i think to that. >> the answer is of course. >> we don't know who the nominee is quite's i think it is fair to say that the candidate, it is based on, it's not only what we feel who might be the nominee or at least the politics of the person who might be the nominee. but we come into that with the reality that republicans in the senate, their leadership ignored the constitution and refused to even allow hearings. president obama's nominee. all of you know the constitution is not ambiguous about this. the president has the right to nominat

both grew up in wilson, vermont. after the hearing this afternoon, craig sampson's father made an emotional plea. >> but the fact of the matter is that alcohol was a factor in this and people made decisions to drink, people made decisions to drive. please, please, please please think, think, think, think family had pushed for a harsher sentence of up to seven years in just a minute. but the judge went with three and a half, followed by probation. reporting live in salem, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a truck went up in flames, near hand mbta station in westminster. you can see all the black smoke going over the tracks there, and the flames as well. this was at the layover station around 10:00 a.m. this morning. firefighters tell us, it took five minutes to get these flames under control. they also say no one was inside the uc one was hurt. >> mark: haz-mat teams rushed to a bank in newton this morning when an a.t.m. malfunctioned at the bank of mcon walnut street around 10:00 a.m. crews shut down walnut from w

but parts of the mountains of vermont and even the berkshires, 6, 12 inches. it will be the cool weather heading our way. 30s and 40s for highs on monday the when you -- monday. when you wake up in the morning, it will feel like the teens it. teen. as for turkey day we'll watch another storm. over to you. >>> only on fox 20, a marine

listening to vermont senator speak. hundreds listening to vermont senator speak. our crew out there asked some of them how they plan to vote on tuesday -- a lot of them are

from the mountains of vermont well. we have seen some of these towns have some snow, adams, pittsfield to great barrington. look at that stretch of the massachusetts turnpike just bathed in snow right now. some temperature in activity here around spencer, hardwick, holden and worcester and talked about that around weymouth as well. temperatures are in the 30s. worcester at 30 degrees. holding on to 30. down and chill out. starts to chill up. top of the hour down into the 20s there. 35 in boston. plymouth at 36. and even cape cod in the 30s and winds continue to gust over 30 miles per hour. 30 at the worcester airport. 37 at logan. 38 at provincetown and nantucket. to 33. anything over 37 miles per hour. now talking tropical storm strength. it is really blowing hard out there. now you are getting into wind minor damage in a cup of locations. winds west 15 to 30 expect to continue this evening. i expect those to continue as well. gusts to 50 though. that is the wind advisory and in southeastern massachusetts, that goes un

so i said to her, my mother-in-law is from vermont. they have a lot of animals in vermont. so i recommend vermont to you. brian: you met your wife year -- where? named sherry.is crasher. be a party so i tell people i crashed a party and stole the prize. brian: you talk about in your book that you used to be a partier. okey: i used be a rascal. in some ways, i still am. but in a rather more innocent way. but i used to be a rascal. in ways that were not particularly consider it to others. particularly women who were in relationships with me. so the day i crashed sherries party, i was surprised to see her father there. her father was a very revered intellectual and a well-known figure in education. in nigeria. he had written some of the major in classrooms, universities, and so on. he was at this party. i went to him and said, are you the professor? he said yes. he said it was his daughter's birthday. the party was elsewhere, he was in the living room. i began to talk to him. i was rather flattered that he knew who i was. i had been a journalist in nigeria. i was talking to hi

as you head home, the rain showers will be more widespread and snowflakes across new hampshire and vermont in the higher elevations. the idea is most of us stay in the 30s, overcast skies and not much chance of wind and minimal accumulation, coatings, north and west of boston and an inch heading into the higher terrain and in vermont. tomorrow night in -- are traveling, we could see an icy glaze. everywhere else, above the freezing mark. we'll take a look at the shopping outlook for friday and the weekend lady in a few minutes. david and lisa? >> eric, thank you. >>> a look at the roads. this is the south expressway, looking good, better than last night but you will want a full tank of gas and patience on most roads if you are driving to your destination tonight. time saver traffic map ands that pretty much red everywhere. but just because it's in the red, it doesn't mean you are actually stopped. at mass dot, crews are ready to go anywhere fast if there is a problem. ken mcleod is live along the pike in framingham with the latest on the commute. ken? >> reporter: david, we drove out of at

the berkshires and green mountains of vermont, they may continue to snow even as the storm goes back and the air gets very cold, windy, turbulent, and unstable. in the higher elevations of the berkshires and may be even more than that in the mountains of vermont. that will be occurring on sunday and sunday night. for us, a change to cold with wind combined. wind gusts monday. i think wind gusts will be 30 to 40 miles an hour. by monday it will feel like winter out there. look at the wind chills in the coming, for the early part of next week it will moderate a little bit by thanksgiving, probably just enough. around thanksgiving day and/or night, it looks like chile rain right now -- chilly rain right now. >> now here's bob halloran, with sportscenter 5. bob: sometimes the greatest ability is availability and for has not always been available . he'll miss his third game of the season on gronk ruled out with a sunday. chest injury a situation updated , after the patriots played it a little coy for josh brogadir earlier today. >> after an aggressive seahawks team flew across the country

as that pushes through, we see that chance of snow initially just hanging out in the vermont and even upstate new york. but by later sunday afternoon with that cold air in place, some of that snow will try to inch its way even toward the worcester hills. we're talking about a light coating at most as we move from the saturday night, sunday timeframe. inland, that's where heavier snowfall accumulations are expected. most of us missing out on this, including downtown boston, where at most we'll see a snowflake or two. seven-day forecast, well, start to cool down. we have gusty winds for monday. cold enough that we're talking about wind chills in the teens. that's something that sticks around throughout the entire day on monday afternoon. the rest of the seven-day, of course, all eyes on thanksgiving where we do see a new chance of rain and even some snowflakes trying to move through for thanksgiving morning. of course, we'll keep you updated on that chance of the storm track. rhondella: thank you, kelly ann. the time is 5:48. checking some of o possible police impersonator. a woman clai

vermont goes to hillary clinton. the projected winner in vermont. we're watching virginia. the polls have closed there. too early to call, clinton however leading in virginia. georgia, also, too close to call. and south carolina, too early to call.

the skis in vermont are working very well. and killington will hold the fifa world cup next weekend. monday, the coldest day, blustery and chilly oned it, and we are watching a system that may be nearby on thanksgiving thursday, but we'll update that as we ge closer. we have eugene fallonetti, a generous man and the proud owner of the tree behind us. how are you doing, gene? >> very good. >> reporter: you are from around scranton, pennsylvania and this has been in your yard for years and years. how old is the tree? >> the tree i believe is 85 years old. >> reporter: and you are making up the tree to see it lit up? >> it's worth the trip. >> reporter: what do you expect tomorrow night? that's all. >> reporter: say again? >> a little fun. >> reporter: for sure we can manage that. i think it's interesting that the tree is 85 and tomorrow is a bit of a special day for you as well. >> it's a birthday. >> reporter: mem. oh, a birthday. how old are you turning tomorrow? >> 86. >> reporter: so you have a few months on this tree. >> i

it brought some snow showers to southern vermont and parts of massachusetts. a few clouds to the rest the area. a little bit of cloud cover that we've had will disappear and skies will clear up. temperatures will drop pretty quickly it's more like into the 20s and the usual coolers suburbs. without the breeze, it should feel like in the mid-40s. >>jonathan: also 17, boston fire crews fighting flames in a home in dorchester. and tonight the fire is out. that is the good news. the bad news some people are homeless. kelly o'hara is in dorchester family is looking for another place to live. the home is a complete shell of what it was. you could see crews are inside boarding up the windows and the family tells us that they are completely devastated. >> smoke pours out of this home. the house on harlem street is where jenna raises have been raised in. investigators tell us a space heater firefighters say the houses complete loss. >> right now it's about. >> firefighters said they got a flurry of 9-1-1 calls this afternoon. flames quickly spread from the first, to th

snow, a scattered coating here and vermont and the berkshires. 30s throughout the day and a chance of rain showers arriving late as we head toward the evening. all told no big issues. we could have a few more lingering icy spots tomorrow night. lisa? >> eric, thank you. see you then. >>> a big patriots's move. the team had a star back on the practice field today and burton with the story. >>> lisa, yes. it was a case of good news/bad news. brady had a knee injury but don't bet on him missing sunday's game. and the good news, rob gronkowski was back out there running around in full pads and looking pretty good. gronk may be against the jets sunday. guys? >> that would be helpful. steve, thank you. >>> tonight, under arrest, police say this man was involved in the hit and run that sent four boston police officers to the hospital. they are all okay tonight. christina hager is live in dorchester. christina? >> reporter: the good new, they were hit, dragged, and thrown on to the road on stoughton street. four police officers hit and dragged the day before thanksgiving. >> we got a car that

again, hillary clinton winning vermont. donald trump winning both kentucky and indiana, and folks, the evening is now officially under way. and joining me, attorney eboni williams, washington times staff writer charlie hurt, both fox news contributors. what do you think so far? we've got three calls two, for trump, one for clinton and here we go! >> sure, i'm sure donald trump and his supporters were happy to see indiana go his way. important for him. absolutely. i'm surprised to see georgia being tight. i think that will go trump's way when all the votes are counted. i think it's an exciting evening, lou. american people are saying despite all the negative commentary around this election. lou: what negative commentary? [laughter] >> where diget that from? you know what? this will be the highest populated voter turnout wve seen. that's great for america. >> you know, this turnout is remarkable. we're seeing it in battleground states, in a lot of quarters as eboni just said, charlie. what do you make of first these results a