Bringing you the results the moment they come in. As history is made in america. Were at Hillary Clintons Campaign Headquarters and we have a live report in just a minute. A mile and a half down the road a live look from Donald Trumps Campaign Headquarters also in new york city. Both nominees as well as the entire country are focused as the numbers coming in tonight. Lets lookt into our newsroom. Donald trump has 49 , Hillary Clintons 47 right now this is based on 31 of the precincts reporting. There is no doubt that this has been anything but normal, why would tonight be any different . Good evening and thank you for joining us for our special election coverage. Im vanessa welch. And im mark ockerbloom. We want to get you caught up on the latest results of key ballot questions here in massachusetts add another slot machine in the area of revere. This is losing 60 to 40 . Ballot question number 2 would lichted the cap on Charter Schools. Senator baker has been strongly supportive of th
And 40s on the map. 45in keene and sunshine is up and shining brightly. Nothing going on in the satellite and radar. Sunrise at 6 21. South of the 50s we climb. Kids may need a long sleeve or sweatshirt. Mostly sunny 71 by midday a light wind means sea breeze kicks in at the coast and lower 70s the rest of us top out in upper 70s. Quite pleasant for the ride home. Dont forget the shades solar glare may be contend with. More on the forecast coming up. How is it looking reporter its look decent. Traffic is picking up fast on the expressway. That is live look at the northbound lanes pass exit 13 in dorchester. We have a quick heads up for you as we tell you about a computer rail train is 620 train canceled due to a mechanical issue. Before heading out thats what you need to know. Route 3 in braintree is backed up at union street and 128 is split as well. To the north theres congestion on 93 south through andover and woburn and tiny traffic on route 3 south through lowell. Kate and ken. Th
Danville’s 1963 civil rights movement led to almost a decade of court cases, most of which were kept closed to the public by a segregationist judge. The Danville courthouse and the Library of Virginia in Richmond both have records and audio recordings.
It’s the 60th anniversary of Bloody Monday, the day Danville’s civil rights protesters were most violently confronted by the police during a long summer of peaceful protests. Here’s a look back at the history with the people who lived through it.