tt4watv# 1t!" qzh! `%" stephanie: right now news 9, the search for one of the terrorists responsible for killing more than 100 in paris, while france launches airstrikes on targets in syria. here at home, a vigil to remember the ends of the attack. hayley: nice november weather continues. when that comes to an end coming up. stephanie: new information about an investigation at in alexandria home. we are learning an 11-month-old child has died. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. no wmur news 9 tonight. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] stephanie: an massive manhunt is underway for a suspected terrorist involved with the paris attacks that left 129 people dead and wounded 350 more friday. french warplanes bombed isis strongholds.

m stephanie woods. isis has claimed responsibilities for the attacks. one suspect escaped and is on the run. let' s go to marcy gonzales who is live in paris with the latest. marci: a quiet night in paris after absolute panic earlier today. the sound of what turned out to be fireworks sent people running into the streets, ducking into restaurants for cover. this is a city on edge. tonight, mementos of mourning spilling into the sidewalks s terror. one of the men police say is responsible for the attacks is french authorities, launching an international manhunt for one of the possible gunmen who sprayed bullets and to crowded restaurants. he is one of three terrorists

who investigators say did not die in the attacks. the two others who escaped, possibly using this getaway car, including one of abdeslam' s brothers. >> there is a specific unit on the organization chart of isis for external attacks. marci: officials say isis commanders planned and directed this attack, sending one of the paris killers from syria to blend in with refugees arriving in greece. the french air force responded tonight, dropping more than 20 bombs on the isis capital of raqqa, as the manhunt continues and the heartbreak pierces from paris to california. >> she' s in my heart come and i think she' s going to be in everyone else' s heart, too.

in europe, while in france, a state of emergency remains in effect. back to you. stephanie: thank you so much. the deadly attacks in paris hit close to home for many in new hampshire. a couple vigils were held today to remember the victims and pray for peace. mike cronin joins us live in the studio with the outpouring of love for those who died friday. mike: a couple dozen gathered at a french park in nashua to reflect on what happened, and tonight at saint anselm college, students gathered together in thought and prayer, shocked by the brutality of what happened in paris. >> people appreciate a common celebration to both reflect together, but also to turn to god and the higher power. mike: more than 100 students came together for a candlelight vigil on campus to remember the

victims of the paris terrorist attacks. at the schools sunday night mass, the horrific events weighed heavy on people' s minds. >> the care and compassion we have for those who have been harmed, that is what i' ve been trying to emphasize. mike: earlier in the day, people sang the french national anthem and showed support for paris. the english translation of this park name is the park of renewal. >> so many people around the world, it' s so nice. mike: eric who is from france had family living in the area where the attacks happened. >> these people are really attacking the whole civilized world. >> we are very familiar with the area. it' s quite sad for the famil who have lost their lovedi ones. mike: in manchester, students

remember all of those affected by the senseless act. mike: nashua will continue to remember the ends in paris this week as the city will fly a french flag out of city hall, and president obama ordered all american flags to fly at half staff tomorrow. mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: new information about an investigation into a home in alexandria. the state attorney general general' s office says an 11-month-old boy has died. friday, police began investigating the report of an injured child at a home on fowler road. they have not released details about how the child died. an autopsy is expected tuesday. >> it is still being actively investigated. it' s ongoing. stephanie: stay with wmur and

it was a nice weekend after a rainy and to the week. right now, a cool night in portsmouth where it is 42 degrees. still lit up in the red, white, and blue of the french flag. hayley lapoint tells us about some sunshine to start your work week. hayley: it' s going to be beautiful. tomorrow, just like it. here' s a look at the temperatures we are dipping to. 37 in laconia. the big difference and why you are in the 40' s up north, the clouds. those are helping to keep the temperatures a little bit warmer for the communities north of plymouth. into littleton, colebrook, it will be a little bit warmer during the overnight due to the clouds. here is what you can expect tomorrow. 40' s up north. 50' s in central and southern new hampshire with winds out of the northwest between 5-15 miles per hour. we will continue to have a lot of sunshine through the early part of the week. then things are going to change in a big way.

more on the forecast in a couple minutes. stephanie: starting monday, granite staters in need will get a helping hand with heating bills. new hampshire fuel assisting program helps disadvantaged families and seniors heat their homes. eligible families have an annual income at or below 200% of the federal poverty guideline and could receive about $650 a year. the program served 35,000 households last year. a plymouth state university student remains missing after disappearing thursday. 23-year-old jake non-was last seen by the common man inn in plymouth. fish and game have suspended their search for now, but they will go back out as more tips coming. jake' s friends and family are not losing hope. jake' s stepdad is pleading with him to give word he' s ok. >> we are just worried. all i can really say is, jake come if you see this, call us.

stephanie: jake' s mom is asking people to live in plymouth to check outdoor sheds and storage spaces. she says jake might be looking for shelter. keene police are looking for a man who stole a donation jar full of money intended for a local seven-year-old girl with disabilities. karen has a spinal injury. the beaver street market in keene had the jar. yesterday, a young woman stole the jar, making off with $20 to $30 in change. >> i was very upset, obviously, because it is morally wrong. how do you still from a child? stephanie: the theft suspect is described as a young woman, very thin, with darker brown hair.

stephanie: the annual fundraising walk and run in manchester is called stache dash and honors all men battling the disease. the event raised more than $6,000, and all of that will go towards prostate cancer research. >> one in six men get prostate cancer. one in eight women get breast cancer. this is a significant walk to us. i lost my dad three months ago, and i' m just carrying on his wishes to get the blue ribbon. year' crowd they have had yet. and a new ski jump is being school. the old jump built in 1979 was torn down due to safety concerns, but the community came together to build a new one, and it is set to be complete by thanksgiving. it community workday was held saturday. more than 40 people came to help. >> had about 20 contractors that give up their day to work, and an additional maybe 20 other

people who had very good construction skills. stephanie: a fundraiser is scheduled for monday night at the flying monkey in plymouth. world champion and olympic ski jumper sarah hendrickson is expected to attend. two democratic executive counselors say new hampshire can build a passenger rail from boston to manchester for less than $5 million a year.the construction would last 20 years and cost the state 72 million dollars in total, but the proposal also depends on it $162 million in private investments, massachusetts money, and federal funds. executive count -- the executive counselors say the new train route would create jobs and boost economic growth. some of santa' s little helpers created care packages in epping are those who serve their country and keep us safe. the marine corps family foundation once again held operation santa 603, an event that gathers food and goodies

volunteers met at the american legion post a 51 and packaged everything from cough drops to cookies. organizer tricia fielding says without the help of volunteers, they wouldn' t be able to send this holiday cheer. >> we cannot thank everybody for their generosity and all the items they have shipped from all across the country to people who bring items. we just cannot do this without them. stephanie: this was the fifth year of operation santa 603. coming up tonight at 11:00, we are following the latest developments out of paris. the country has plan to launch airstrikes on isis. >> it' s kind of a perfect storm. we are seeing the resurgence of other substances on the street. stephanie: next, the effects of street drugs and what the manchester police chief believes could be on the rise. hayley: we' ve been lucky, beautiful weather all november

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-- taking out command and recruitment centers. straight truck' s have become a leading cause of death in new hampshire. right now, the state is dealing with a heroin epidemic. kristen carosa takes a closer look at the popularity of street drugs and what could be on the rise next. kristen: avery johnson and janel are recovering from a drug addiction. >> heroin is a terrible drug to be addicted to. it rocked me of everything. kristen: despite that, it is something people continue to turn to. they say drug users go for what is cheap and available. >> you want to feel better or feel nothing. that' s the bottom line. kristen: according to law enforcement, heroine being sold on the street is being laced with been a tall, a potent anesthetic. manchester police chief nick willard says drug dealers will

drug because it is inexpensive to make come and there are lots of customers. >> part of it is the business model of the drug dealers and drug cartels. what is selling at the moment? the drug cartels have this delicate balance of, where do they put the best high on the street that the drug user wants that is close to being fatal to them without actually killing the population they have to sell their drugs to? choice at any point in time is constantly changing, but there are trends come and the amount of drug-related deaths is growing. deaths caused by opiates and opioids have continued to rise over the past five years, and in 2015, the deaths involving fentanyl are at an all-time high. there were 17 in 2011, and this

willard believes that are two things that have contributed to the epidemic. he says one is the painkiller oxycontin has changed. >> it can no longer be crushed into a powder, which a user typically would use to ingest by snorting or even cooking on a spoon and injecting. i think that was a game changer. kristen: and then there is this. according to the center for disease control and prevention, prescription pain medication 2010. willard says some people who became addicted to painkillers turned to heroine, a cheaper some attic' s are starting to realize how dangerous that can be. >> some users are actually getting the message that heroin is going to kill you eventually. kristen: he says that is causing a spike in the use of other drugs like cocaine and crack cocaine. serenity place, a treatment center in manchester, is seen it

firsthand. >> we are seeing a resurgence and other substances out on the streets. kristen: even though someone might stop doing heroin, recovery specialists say the problem of addiction remains. >> it winds up being the same mess for them, and they have a hard time coping with life and functioning and moving through the world/ . hampshire is affecting people of all ages, leaving those on the front lines wondering what will happen next. >> there is no way to determine what the next big drug is going to be, but we can make sure there' s going to be something if we continue to turn a blind eye towards it. kristen: kristen carosa, wmur news 9. >> now meteorologist hayley forecast. hayley: we have had some beautiful weather the past today was kind of the top of it all for the weekend. i wanted to share a couple photos with you.

this photo of the sky taken today in wakefield, new hampshire, and those are contrails from planes flying high up in the atmosphere and the fuel freezing because they are flying so high up that it freezes. these cool clouds, you see those smooth clouds. those are called lenticulars. those were spotted in londonderry with the beautiful sunshine. not only did we get the sun and got some warmth. yesterday, our high temperatures s. today, we got into the 50' s. amherst got to 56 degrees. 55 in win 10. exit her, 54. tomorrow will be very similar, maybe a degree or two ko hler -- cooler. here is where we sit right now,

46, rochester. differences between cities is because where clouds have been hanging out. where you have clouds, temperatures will be warmer. where it' s clear, you don' t have that blanket to keep the heat, so the cool settles in. you can see that on satellite where you' ve got the clouds, mainly from the notches and up to the north. elsewhere we' d been clearing out. it will likely be coolest in central and southern new hampshire doing -- during the overnight hours. the jet stream, which is basically on top of us, it' s a river of air 40,000 feet to 50,000 feet above our heads. it' s the dividing line between cooler and more mild air to the south.

little bit more compare and to where we been recently. tomorrow, high temperatures may be a degree or two around where we were today, and tuesday, slightly cooler. as we get into the rest of the week, that is when the warming trend will kick in. a few scattered clouds up north during the morning hours tomorrow, but you don' t need to win shed wildfires -- windshield wipers. tomorrow night with clear skies across the area and just a cooler air mass on top of us, tomorrow is going to be a cold one tomorrow night come and then early tuesday morning, sunshine and temperatures that warm-up into the 40' s. here is how things will go tonight. a few places in the 20' s up north, and across the rest of the state come into the 30' s by daybreak. looking at the next couple days. monday, 53 degrees, starting out with temperatures in the 30' s

for the school bus stop, and by recess and the last bell, temperatures climb into the upper 40' s, low 50' s. sunshine tuesday and wednesday, and thursday and friday is when we have a changing system come through. that will bring in rain showers and so much cooler air by next weekend. no snow in the forecast yet. i know we are starting to really think about that as we head into late november, but nothing on the forecast yet. stephanie: we are starting to knock on wood. get it, stephanie woods? i will be happier when it' s december. we will be happier when all of our patriots are healthy again. . another win for the pats, but another loss.

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>> now jason king and news 9 sports. jason: the new york giants ruined the perfect season for the patriots once before in 2007. this time around, the pats were looking to improve to a 9-0. nfl stadiums across america, painter be to the victims of the paris attacks. pregame ceremonies at every game. the pats scored on their opening drive, but so did the giants. eli manning, 87 yards for the touchdown. still in the first quarter, another injury for the pats. julian edelman gets twisted up. he reportedly has a broken bone in his foot and will have surgery on monday.

13 seconds to go in the half. the giants led 17-10 at the break. it was 20-10 giants in the third. they got it on special teams. picked up a couple of huge blocks. taken down by his own player. trips them up at the two yard line. the garoppolo on scores. it' s 20-17, new york in front. 23-17 in the fourth, can ask with rob gronkowski, and gronk does the rest. he had over 100 yards receiving to put new england in front 24-23. brady is picked up at the goal line by next friday, and the giants would go down to kick a field goal. tom brady leads them down the field. amendola.

with a 54-yard field goal in the final seconds of regulation. the patriots escape with a 27-26 win, but they are 9-0. >> we' ve got to find different ways. guys stepped up when julian got hurt. we were done a bunch of tackles, and guys were playing out of position. we just keep grinding our way through it, and it got to find different ways to win. the offense made a few plays when we needed it to. jason: the dolphins in philly taking on chip colley -- chip kelly and his eagles. 16-13, philadelphia, but ryan the air. the dolphins win it 29-19. the eagles fall to 4-5. the dolphins improved to 4-5, still in last place in the division.

they have the buffalo bills next monday night on monday night football at foxboro. ben roethlisberger began the day on the bench with an injured foot, but landry jones went down. big ben got called into action. fourth quarter, he hits antonio brown. 30-9. roethlisberger threw for 379 yards and three touchdowns, the most in history for a quarterback coming off the bench. the celtics were on the court this sunday, tough test on the road at oklahoma city. russell westbrook with of the crossover dribble, and then the monster dunk. he had a game-high 27 points. celtics by four. isaiah thomas is going to bury the three from the wing. thomas drives the lane for the nice layer-in. marcus smart led all scorers with 26, and the celtics win 100-85.

the monarchs wrapped up their weakened against toledo. 1:18 into the game, joey dimon scores on the rebound. toledo would even it on a power play. alden hirschfield with a shot from the slot beats patrick to make it 1-1. maxine kitson redirects the shop . that was his fourth to tie it at 2-2. scores on the back end, and toledo would tie it. they went through two overtimes.

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jason: the final race of the eliminate or round was delayed from will seven hours in phoenix. they finally got it started tonight. at last check, it was dale earnhardt jr. who was the leader with under 100 laps to go. jeff gordon, the only driver to secure a spot in the final four at homestead.

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