 At 7.31, other news tonight. Norfolk residents rallied this evening, voicing their concerns about migrants expected to be housed any day at the former prison there. WBZ's Anna Myler, WBZ-TV's Anna Myler, I should say, says this comes after a tense town meeting last night. The shelter will house about 140 homeless and migrant families with children and pregnant women. That's up to 450 people, including about 115 kids that could join the Norfolk public school system.