lights. sean: now on daybreak, as a manhunt continues for the mastermind of the paris terror attacks, governor maggie hassan is calling on the u.s. to stop a plan to settle refugees from syria and that is not adding well with fellow democrats. erin: the man accused of killing a girl from north conway is due in court today. what lawyers for nathaniel kibby are asking a judge to do. kevin: a lot of sunshine, but a lighter wind will be the theme today ahead of our next system. sean: new details are emerging about the plane crash that killed a seacoast man and what happened as his plane went down. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

erin: hi there. good morning. sean: good morning, everybody. m sean mcdonald. first, let' s talk weather. it turned out to be a nice day out there. kevin: today, we check it back a bit into the 40' s. it also comes with a light wind into the afternoon. we have the clear skies out there, but it is a cold start to the day. we are talking temperatures today making their way in a lot of areas from the 43-degree range in the north country to the 50' s in the southern area. we will have much more coming up in a bit. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning.

we are getting word of work spaulding turnpike. 93 is moving well in both directions through the state. no problems from concord down to salem. 293 is a good ride through the mill yard, as is 101 and 111. incident free and up to speed on major roads in the boston area. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here. join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. we are following breaking news on the seacoast. these are live pictures from hampton beach, where you can see smoke rising from a fire at 8 l street. this is just back from the beach.

minutes ago. we will bring you more information as soon as we learn it. erin: france has deployed an new airstrikes against isis targets this morning. the french president is vowing to build a united coalition to defeat the militants. sean: the french have also protect the residents. martha gonzales begins our coverage. marci: -- marci gonzales begins our coverage. marci: the mastermind who on the run. this town was also home to abdelhamid abaaoud, the ice is militant -- isis militant

>> the mastermind motivates the suicide bombers, but he never kills himself. marci: this morning, the french military responding again, destroying several isis targets in syria. the evidence of their devastating impact still emanates. the memorials at the scenes where 129 people from 19 different countries died to the somber, silent moment shared by thousands. vows the u.s. will continue standing shoulder to shoulder with the grieving nation. light still shines in the city of light and the darkness will not ever, never overpower. marci: people are still coming out paying their respects, but normalcy.

we have now learned the christmas market will open tomorrow with extra security. abc news, paris. sean: with the news that one of the suspects had posed as a refugee to get into europe, there is backlash against a plan to resettle 10,000 syrian refugees in the u.s. erin: governor maggie hassan is joining two dozen republican governors to stop the plan until it can be reviewed. ray: the fact that the governor is aligning herself with republicans is not sitting well with some members of her own party. governor maggie hassan agrees the global community needs to do everything possible to defeat isis, but she says the u.s. should stop accepting syrian refugees until the vetting process for the refugees is fully established and as strong as possible. the white house has a plan to

are working with federal homeland security, fbi, and local officials to make sure we possible. ray: democracy for america says, "governor maggie hassan is caving to islam a phobic fear mongering." senator jeanne shaheen refused to endorse the governor' s position, saying the u.s. already has one of the strongest that a processes in the world. -- vetting processes in the world. sean: thanks, ray. two thirds of you say we should not stop settling refugees. we want to know it you think. weighing in on facebook. erin: nathaniel kibby is

he is accused of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl from north conway back in 2013 and holding her captive for months. he faces a total of 205 charges. among the 16 motions to be discussed at this week, the defense wants the judge to recuse the associate attorney general jane young from the case and suppress statements kibby made to the state -- and suppress statements kibby made to the arresting trooper. sean: 57-year-old brad mcgee was flying home from philadelphia on november 4 when his plane crashed near new york city. a preliminary report said the plane' s parachute system was found separated from the rest of deployed. witnesses say the plane entered the water at a 45 degree angle.

damage to a home in laconia yesterday afternoon. when firefighters arrived on beaman street, they found the house engulfed and threatening a home next door. the cause of the fire is under investigation. police in conway are looking for the man they say robbed the td bank in town while wearing a blonde wig, sunglasses, and ugg type boots. this man pointed a gun at tellers and customers and got away with some cash. sean: still to come, generosity in the face of terror. people in france are turning out in record numbers to donate blood. erin: the new hampshire fisher cats say they want to stay in manchester for another two decades, but they want the city to step up to the plate, as well. sean: a local woman says her

kevin: it is tuesday, november 17. we start off on the chilly side. we continue to drop back toward 30 degrees on the shoreline. upper teens in some inland sections. the next system arrives starting later tomorrow. the details are coming up. sean: the bridge lit up in the colors of the french flag. people across france are waiting in long lines this week to donate blood in the aftermath of the attacks in paris. erin: nearly four times the number of normal people are showing up in blood donation centers, including many who have never given before. officials say many of the new donors are young people. doctors say thanks to the surge in donations, the blood supply in france' s normal despite the huge demand created by the attacks. sean: the new hampshire fisher cats are asking the city to play ball that would keep the team in

under the proposal, the city would pay $950,000 to fix problems at the delta dental stadium. the team says the playing field and fire suppression system need to be replaced. >> there are rocks and bricks left under the sod. the drainage system does not work properly. sean: if aldermen agree, the fisher cats would stay through 2035 and pay an additional $4.5 million over that. -- over that period. erin: it is now 12 past 5:00. coming up, changing the way you wash your clothing or how warm you keep your home could save you a lot of money. we have some tips in this

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sean: the american medical association is pushing for warning labels directed toward mothers on all medical and recreational marijuana products. using marijuana during pregnancy and breast-feeding can cause low birth weight and affect the quality and quantity of breast milk supporters of the warnings admit more research is needed, but say it is better to err on the side of caution. a local women' s health center is offering gift cards as a way to urge women to get mammograms. they are giving five dollar gift cards to a coffee shop for the first 100 women who get mammograms. erin: with the weather turning colder, and a lot of people are thinking about ways to reduce their heating and energy costs. there are some simple things you

more than 10% of your energy bill goes to heating water for your dishwasher, shower, and faucets. reducing your hot water money. when possible, wash your clothes in cold water. 90% of an energy -- of the energy used to wash your clothes goes to heat the water. lower the thermostat in your home when you are not there. the programmable thermostat can year. >> stopped the air from moving. it is air sealing, weatherstripping. if you can safely control the flow of air through the building , you are going to avoid be more comfortable. erin: even tiny gaps and cracks could have the same effect as a

seal with caulking and weatherstripping. >> you can expect a 20% increase in comfort by doing air sealing in the proper places. erin: we have already covered several other important tips during our series this month. go to our website to review those. wmur.com. sean: millions of turkeys will end up on dinner tables, but not these ones. the colored turkeys that gozzi' s turkey farm in connecticut have been attracting visitors for nearly 40 years. see them, but they are only on display during the holidays. get that color is a family secret they will never share. let the speculation begin. [laughter] sean: i see what you are saying. kevin: you have a blue and a red one. sean: you go with your primary colors. kevin: mystery solved.

[laughter] of sunshine. temperatures today will be up in the 40' s to near 50. a lot of areas were up in the 50' s yesterday. as we work our way through the day today, we will see another day with temperatures responding nicely. light winds and house for another -- allows for another cold night tonight. it looks like the rain is centered around later thursday and into early friday morning before pulling away. it will be one of those days where we have just about for sunshine. the area of high pressure and fair skies continue through clouds will thicken later morning. temperatures early this morning are in the teens up north. light wind out there today.

degrees colder than we had yesterday at this time. that is the coldest of the air right now. you can see another trough digging out west. that gives us a response of milder air for a couple of days usually. that will be here thursday evening and thursday night. temperatures today will be in the 40' s to near 50. clear skies and dropping back into the 20' s with a few upper teens in the north country. from there, the clouds will start drifting in gradually later tomorrow night and early on thursday. the rain chances start to move in either side of noontime or early afternoon on thursday. there could be a stray shower out ahead of that. the best chance for us to pick up a half-inch or inch of rain will be in western and northern areas of the state. southeastern spots could get in on a third or two thirds of an inch of rain before it pulls away on friday morning.

by friday afternoon, we start to dry out. there is a batch of cool air behind the system. upper 30' s in the north by saturday. the could be a couple of mixed showers over the weekend sliding in from canada. the couple of southern spots today that get up near 50 degrees in the afternoon. we do it all over again tonight. we drop back in the teens. temperatures tomorrow with similar amounts of sunshine and a fairly light reason -- breeze do start to get up to either side of 50 in southern parts of the state. it looks like rainfall chances for thursday afternoon and thursday night before wrapping up sometime friday morning. as the breeze picks up, that is the cooler air we will have around for the weekend. a few flakes are possible on sunday. nothing that is expected to

statewide? kevin: conversational. sean: conversational snow. the place? we will stay tuned tuned. we do want to check our top stories. ray: the governor is calling on the u.s. government to stop a plan to bring syrian refugees to the country unless the vetting process is fully established and as strong as possible. the fact that the governor is aligning herself with republicans on this issue is not sitting well with members of her own party. erin: nathaniel kibby is expected to be in court today. he is accused of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl from north conway back in 2013. his trial is set for next year. a fast-moving fire caused more than $70,000 of damage to a home in laconia yesterday afternoon.

on beaman street, they found the back of the house engulfed in flames. sean: coming up, you will not

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erin: welcome back. one of the oldest amusement parks in the world has opened for the holidays with a record number of lights. sean: this is really impressive. tivoli gardens in copenhagen first opened in 1843. with 800,000 lights. it took crews 10,000 hours to that' s all. 10,000 hours. it also features 1100 christmas trees and 11,000 christmas baubles.

erin: cool. it looks gorgeous. many parents are likely familiar with the pain of stepping on legos with their feet. help is on the way. sean: a company in france is designed anti-lego slippers. branch station made 1500 pairs to give away as part of a lego promotion. for a chance to win a pair, fill out a christmas wish list on a lego france website. this is genius. you think about all of those times that night. erin: just remember to put the slippers on. thanksgiving is almost here and the food bank needs your help to make sure everyone has dinner on the table. sean: police in maine are

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: welcome back, everybody. good morning. a live look at the main street intersection. 23 degrees up and meredith. chilly nights. erin: we are expecting maybe some flurries over the weekend. just a few little flurries. light flurries? you will have to ask him about that. terrorist attacks. governor maggie hassan is joining several republican governors to call on the resettlement of thousands of syrian refugees. s is planning to release new

allenstown from 1985. a high school principal in maine is accused of asking student for sex and is now accused of similar behavior while he was working at a high school right here in new hampshire. sean: i have been dispatched to find out what is going on here. what is the scoop, johnny? kevin: we have five full days to get through. we are looking at full sunshine out there today. temperatures in the 40' s to near 50 degrees. it comes with a cold start. a lot of areas are back into the 20' s this morning. until then, the cold start -- cold starts to the day. bright sunshine and full sunshine tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. sean: it sounds like a nice full day. and then it will eventually snow? [laughter] kevin: eventually. sean: let' s take a look at the roads.

kevin: we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin and sean. we have overnight roadwork being wrapped up on the spaulding turnpike between brady road and exit 4. they are hoping to get that wrapped up by 6:00. 93 is moving well through the state of new hampshire from the concord area down to the hooksett tolls. 293 is up to speed through the mill yard. lane drop. 101 and 111 are up to speed, as around the boston area. you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here. join the revolution. minuteman health. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: we are following breaking news out of hampton. firefighters are on the scene of

this was from earlier this morning from our hampton beach skycam. there is no word on how the fire started or whether anyone was hurt. we will keep you posted as soon as we learn any new details. sean: france launched more airstrikes against isis overnight in retaliation of the people. erin: secretary of state john kerry is in paris for talks with ois lond. nikole killion -- franc ois hollande. nikole killion is in washington to tell us more. nikole: they met at the french presidential palace. >> don' t mistake with these attacks represent. this is not a clash of civilizations. these terrorists have declared war against all civilization. nikole: he is also meeting with

response and find an end to the conflict. overnight, france launched a fresh round of airstrikes targeting militant syrian strongholds. isis is now setting its sights on the u.s. in a new video. in that video, isis claims it will attack the nation' s capital. city leaders are beefing up security in response. erin: here at home, the paris attacks have thrown plans to into political turmoil. sean: governor maggie hassan is joining a number of republican governors in calling on washington to stop the resettlement until the vetting process can be reviewed. ray brewer joins us live to explain. ray: good morning. governor maggie hassan is likely going to be squaring off against senator kelly ayotte in next year'

both have the same position on this. but that position is not helping maggie hassan with her base. >> we need to do everything we defeat isis. ray: on monday, governor hassan joined more than a dozen other governors and asking the feds to halt -- in asking the feds to halt the resettling of syrian refugees. >> our state safety officials are working with federal homeland security people, the fbi, and local officials to make sure we are being as vigilant as possible. ray: the stance as the governor in hot water with the far left wing of her own party. they say that she is caving to the islamap ophobic fear

maggie hassan' s position puts democrats. on monday, senator jeanne shaheen told news 9 that the u.s. has one of the most the world. >> much longer and more thorough countries. ray: a professor is calling her stand a political unforced error. >> i think they have the potential to cause her headaches going into next year. ray: the governor' s office has noted that it cannot block the resettlement, but it is calling on the u.s. government to put the process on hold until those measures are in place. reporting live outside the state house, ray brewer, wmur news 9.

erin: a new hampshire woman says her family in syria struggled to escape isis and they are struggling to find a safe zone. nora barre says her grandmother and her uncles and her familues ies left everything behind to make the dangerous track around isis to reach turkey. their visa to travel to america was denied. nora is disheartened there is no safe zone offered anywhere. >> if you' are too tight, if you don' t have a beard, if you don' t adhere to you. they will kill you. erin: nora launched a fundraising website to help her family. she says they can reapply for a visa in 10 days. she plans to travel to canada to

a private sponsor for her family. sean: the bodies of a woman and a child were found inside metal drums back in 1985 in allenstown. 15 years later, the bodies of two more children were found in the same area. all four people were homicides it was, but they -- victims, but they have not been able to identify any of them. over the years, composite drawings were made. today, the state police and discuss newly discovered information in the case. erin: a high school principal in student for sex is facing similar allegations here in new hampshire. police in waterville maine say a local high school student complained about don reiter at year. the school board voted to terminate him. in the 1990' s, he worked in new

ipswich as a teacher and assistant principal. police in maine say former students recently came forward accusing him of similar behavior. he has denied any wrongdoing. at several public hearings, many people jumped to his defense. >> last i had heard, they had not poked any holes in his story. as for everything in new hampshire, i don' t believe that should play into this case. erin: waterville police are investigating the allegations. reiter has so far not been child --charged with a crime. sean: carly fiorina begins her campaign swing desk into new circuit swing through new hampshire today. she will attend -- carly fiorina continues her campaign swing through new hampshire today. she will attend two events.

invoice for costs over a town hall she attended. taxpayers have been asked to pick up the tab. erin: researchers are looking for volunteers to try out a medication that may help alcoholics overcome their addiction. 40 people are being recruited to participate in the study. volunteers should be heavy drinkers over the age of 21 who want to reduce or quit drinking. dartmouth is one of several locations participating in the trials of this medication called horizant. sean: dna tests recently confirmed best friends were recently --were switched at birth. erin: some new england students will be allowed to play video games in school. kevin: mostly skinny skies -- sunny skies tomorrow.

we kevin: tuesday morning, november 17. down into the upper range of the teens in parts of the north. expecting full sunshine today

and a light wind. highs mainly in the 40' s. we jumped back to either side of 50 tomorrow. sean: we are following a developing story out of russia. the crash of a passenger jet in egypt was the result of a terror attack. the plane went down on october 30 first, killing all 224 people on board. russian officials now say the homemade explosive blew up on the plane and caused it to break up in the air. isis is claimed responsibility. erin: we are learning new details about a break-in at the lincoln stoddard army reserve center in worcester, massachusetts. the thieves broke into the building through the roof and cut a hole in the top of the weapons fault through structure made with reinforced steel and concrete.

six m-4 assault rifles and 10 nine millimeter handguns. sean: we have an update on a burglary we told you about last month in massachusetts. saugus police have recovered sports memorabilia stolen from a barbershop. you can see some of the surveillance video here. officers used the video to find the thief. a volunteer firefighter badly burned in 2001 has received what appears to be the most extensive face transplant ever. look at this. 41-year-old patrick hardison underwent the surgery in mid-august. the transplant covers nearly his entire head and much of his neck. it allows him to regain normal vision. he will have to take medication for the rest of his life to keep his body from rejecting the new

erin: two men in canada who have been lifelong friends recently discovered they were switched at birth. norman barkman and luke monias always joked about how they looked like the others family members. they had dna tests and those tests confirmed that the men were switched at birth. how about that? no one seems to know how this mixup happened. both men say they are thankful they still got to know their biological families. sean: isn' t it amazing that fate that? erin: it is still kind of a mystery. in sports, the celtics took on the houston rockets in texas last night. sean: jared sullinger helped us jump out to an 8-2 lead. james harden brought the rockets back. points in the third quarter and

went on to win the game 111-95. erin: the second round of tryouts was held last night for the badge hockey game. this will be the ninth year the police and fire face-off to raise money. $1.4 million was raised in the first eight years. s game. erin: some students in maine will now be allowed to play the popular videogame "minecraft" in their classrooms as part of a three-year pilot program hosted by the university of maine. the school received a $2 million

grant to create a modified "minecraft" learning program for students in fifth through eighth grade as a way to boost learning for math and science. more than 1000 students are expected to be involved in the project, which launches in january. as many parents know, this game is huge. many parents i' m sure want to be a part of this. kevin: i' m very surprised that there has not been a movie made. sean: i said the same thing. there is merchandise out there. you figured they would strike while the iron was hot. erin: just wait. sean: it seems like this is the hot time. kevin: you are working on this, right? sean: i' m working on it right now. kevin: after the show. sean: after the show? kevin: after the show. fort smith, you are in the upper 20' s early this morning. clear skies, light wind, temperatures in the 50' s

yesterday -- today we check it back into the 40' s. we are expecting full sunshine today with an area of high pressure in control. it looks like a quick half-inch or inch of rain fall out of the system. you look at temperatures across the area and you will notice the dramatic differences. lower 20' s up and out the merrimack valley. s in some of the higher elevations. some of the cooler valleys tend to see that air settle in. we will notice a couple of teens out there in some of the northern spots. it is as cold as 17-18 degrees in some spots this morning.

there will be lower half of the 40' s in the north country. light winds, sunshine today. we will do it all over again tomorrow with a few high clouds trying to drift in through the afternoon. after those banner autumn days, we start to see the rain chances push in with a thickening of clouds later tomorrow night and later we will have the rain chances make their way in thursday afternoon. temperatures today, 40' s to near 50. tomorrow, 40' s to lower range of the 50' s. nothing but fair skies until later wednesday night. there could be a shower or two around early thursday. we get later into the afternoon and we see this line of rainfall beginning to approach. it will all be in liquid form. you kind of have to say that this time of year as we start to creep into the colder temperatures. on the backside of this system,

we will get a break friday afternoon, friday night, saturday. a weak disturbance moves in again on sunday. temperatures today, mid and upper 40' s today. tonight, we ease back again to the 20' s. from there, we will edge it up by a couple of degrees tomorrow afternoon. highs either side of 50 tomorrow afternoon. rain chances centered around thursday afternoon, thursday night, and early friday. that will pull away on friday night. the cooler air rushes in. a breeze around on saturday. sunday, there will be a weak disturbance moving in. that could be in the form of a couple of light rain showers, sprinkles, or a couple of snow showers. sean: i' m already looking past the rain to that. but you said not to talk about it? erin: did his six days away. we will ask tomorrow. [laughter]

sean: the new hampshire food bank is asking for your help in making sure needy families have thanksgiving dinner. they have enough turkeys, but they need all the fixings. to learn how you can help, you can head to wmur.com and click on spirit of giving. erin: still a lot of empty shelves. still ahead, an unusual battle is brewing between the u.s. and japan.

sean: some boston bruins players traded in the skates for shopping bags and went on a special holiday toy shopping trip to benefit children in hospitals. the team bought the toys with donations from players, the coaching staff, and the boston bruins donations. players deliver the toys to the hospital on december 10.

kevin: the tallest santa ever. sean: that is a very tall santa claus. erin: i bet they have a lot of fun doing that. a team of robot builders in california is facing off with robot builders in japan. both teams will be facing off in the first international giant robot duel. sean: in one corner will be the robot created by the california-based megabots. >> we are absolutely confident that the usa can be japan. sean: what could go wrong? the megabots raised money on kickstarter to build a robot.

the giant duel is set for next year. kevin: is this on paper view? sean: i hope so. the american robot looks a little rough around the edges. coming up in the next hour, an attempt to keep the new hampshire fisher cats in the granite a deal the team is proposing with hopes of staying in manchester for the next 20 years. >> police try to track down to terrorists involved in the deadly attacks in france. marcy gonzales -- marci