erin: now on daybreak, it is a busy morning, including a large fire in manchester that has forced several people from their homes. sean: we also have an important reminder from firefighters after a family was rushed to the hospital to be treated for carbon monoxide exposure in nashua, and officials say this could have been tragic. erin: live pictures from paris where at least two people are dead and several under arrest after police in paris tried to raid an apartment building where behind last week' holed up, bringing intense gunfire. kevin: another banner day with sunshine and a light breeze, but that will be changing with the next system. the latest timeline with

>> nolan covers new hampshire -- no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us today. i' m erin fehlau. sean: good morning, i' m sean mcdonald. apparently, that raid that happen in paris while you' re sleeping is over. first, let' s talk about the weather. a very chilly start. kevin: five or six degrees colder than yesterday. while we are in the teens and 20' s, washington with clear skies, warmer air comes in a loft first, they are at 32 degrees with a light wind at around 10 miles per hour. the rest of us, temperatures falling off overnight, in the teens and 20' s in many areas. the system approaching brings rainfall starting later tomorrow afternoon. we jump back into the 40' s to near 50, sunshine, like winds into the afternoon. much more on the forecast in a bit. let' s take a look at gourmet -- wednesday morning ride. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson.

>> cruiser on the scene of a pretty serious crush i-93 in the concord area. the bright lane -- the right lane is lot. authorities are asking you to stay to the left to help ease congestion. 93 south is a good ride from conquered all the way to folks. manchester to salem, 21 minutes. not seeing any delays on 293 or the everett turnpike. 93 south in mass, slow traffic from and over all the way into boston. from the traffic network, i am deb davidson. erin: we' re learning more details about the crash i-93 in concord. state police say a tractor-trailer went off the side of the highway and hit several trees. the cab was torn from the frame of the vehicle.

it trapped the driver inside and ruptured both real tanks. the driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries, but is said to be in stable condition. sean: a developing situation out of manchester where at least six people have been forced from their homes by a large fire on the west side. firefighters were called to the intersection of rimmon and bremmer streets just after 1:00 and found flames shooting from the third floor. crews were later ordered out of the building, and they fought the flames from outside. the red cross is helping the residents who were displaced. there is no word as to any injuries or how the fire started. erin: the weather is finally starting to turn cooler and that , means people are cranking up their furnaces. but that also brings some risks. sean: several people were treated for carbon monoxide exposure in nashua last night and firefighters say the situation could have been a lot worse. wmur' s ray brewer is live in nashua this morning with more on what happened and the warnings

from officials. ray: firefighters say a total of five people were taken to the hospital to be treated for carbon monoxide exposure, and firefighters are blaming a faulty furnace. there -- they are crediting an 11-year-old girl who prevented what could have been a tragedy. firefighters say she called her dad just after 8:00 last night to say something smelled funny and that the people inside the t feeling well. her father told them all to get outside right away and call 911. officials say that likely prevented the tragedy because , when they arrived, they found carbon monoxide levels inside of 150 parts per million, enough to be deadly with enough exposure. it is important to remember that carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless, so you may not always smell anything if something is wrong. and emergency officials say everyone should have carbon monoxide detectors as well as smoke detectors on every level of their homes. it' s also an important reminder

to have your furnace serviced frequently. the good news out of all of this, firefighters tell us the five people taken in the hospital are all being treated, expected to make a full recovery. reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: these are live pictures from paris were a deadly standoff on the north side of the city has just ended after about seven hours. explosive vest blew herself up as officers tried to storm the mastermind behind last week' s attacks is believed to be holed up. she is one of two people that are now dead. sean: this has been unfolding in the last several hours. people have been arrested. four police officers have also included a hail of gunfire, and there are reports of several explosions.

are your residents were evacuated. investigators have conducted another 100 rates or so overnight. officials say they thought the mastermind had made it back to syria, but they tracked him to the north side of paris him enough are from the soccer stadium where friday' s attack began. while police of the operation is over, the fate of the mastermind is not clear. we will keep an eye on the situation. erin: a driver faces several charges after a crash in pelham last night. police say 39-year-old nathan archambault of dracut, massachusetts, drove over the sidewalk along marsh road and hit a stump, causing his pickup truck to flip twice. both he and a female passenger were taken to area hospitals with serious but non-life threatening injuries. archambault is charged with operating on a revoked license, disobeying an officer, and possession of heroin. sean: state lawmakers will return to concord today for a special session with just one issue on the agenda -- the heroin and opiod crisis in new hampshire. governor hassan called for the special session saying the state simply can' t wait until january to address the problem and that

lawmakers need to be focused on the issue to come up with an effective and bipartisan plan. there is a 26-member committee, including members of both parties from both the house and senate that will work on writing new legislation to fight heroin, fentanyl, and other drugs. in the meantime new hampshire is , getting help in that fight from the federal government. senator kelly ayotte announced yesterday that the dea will implement a so-called strike force to increase coordination between federal, state, and local law enforcement. the move also funds a full time u.s. attorney in new hampshire to focus squarely on the prosecution of drug trafficking. erin: a judge has denied a request from lawyers for nathaniel kibby to recuse lead prosecutor jane young from the case. kibby is accused of kidnapping a teenager from north conway two years ago and holding her captive for eight months. kibby is also accused of making a threat against young from jail. the defense then argued to kibby' s gorham trailer, saying the state did not have probable

cause to take it. the judge has not said when he will rule on more than a dozen other motions. a woman accused of stabbing someone several times in manchester last year, but then going on the run, has finally been caught. u.s. marshals arrested 19-year-old leela cable yesterday at a bus station in fort lauderdale, florida. police say she stabbed someone with a piece of glass in the queen city in june of last year, but then failed to show up for court to face a charge of first degree assault. she is now being held without bail. sean: still to come on news9 daybreak, the race for the white bobby jindal' s campaign is over. erin: a local elementary school student is making a big difference in her community. the number of families she is helping this thanksgiving. sean: and in the next half hour, there are new clues in a cold case out of allenstown. the investigators have a better picture of people found dead you'

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kevin: it is a cold start. the temperature has dipped back to 23 degrees officially in portsmouth, and that has beaten the record low of 24 setback in 1972. we are still six or seven degrees shy in concord, but clear skies, light winds, and the coldest start for some the season. details in your forecast coming up. sean: the republican field in the race for president is shrinking. erin: louisiana governor bobby jindal is dropping out. >> look, i' m honored to have the chance to run for president of the united states. my parents came here 45 years ago in search of freedom and opportunity.

never in a million years did they imagine i' d be governor, much less run for president. this wasn' t our time. erin: jindal had focused his campaign on iowa, but his poll numbers never got high enough to get him on the main stage for debates. he says he' ll support the eventual nominee, but he has not yet endorsed anyone. two republican hopefuls are campaigning here in new hampshire today. carly fiorina has stops in henniker and at keene state college. and jeb bush kicks off a two-day visit by attending a house party in bedford. he will file for the primary tomorrow. sean: thanksgiving is next week and several local families in need will have food on the table thanks to a student at indian river school in canaan. 10-year-old kaylee felix collected canned goods and then used her own money to double the items. in all, she put together 30 thanksgiving baskets. local community organizations also chipped in so she could buy turkeys, milk, butter, potatoes and pumpkin pie. , she even drew a picture and included a personal message.

kaylee will hand out the baskets of food tonight. erin: just awesome. the patriots will host the buffalo bills on monday night football next week. and you can watch the game right here on wmur. kickoff is monday night at 8:30. that means "dancing with the stars" moves to metv new hampshire at 8:00. metv is on comcast channel 298. 308 or 945, metrocast channel 299, argent channel 6 or 15, and over the air on 9.2. you can also watch the show on demand at abcgo.com tuesday morning. sean: a lot to learn. 6:13. coming up, what is your favorite part of thanksgiving dinner? a new survey offers insight into what americans prefer to have on the table. erin: plus, some very rare star wars items are coming up for sale, including several that have never been out of the

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erin: some very valuable toys are going up for auction next month just before the new "star wars" movie opens. sotheby' s is auctioning off a "star wars" toy collection that includes original action figures from still in the original 1977 packaging. one of the action figures, luke skywalker with his lightsaber, is one of only 20 known to exist. remember how you could extend it out of the arm? sean: i was never allowed to play with toys as a child. erin: the most expensive items are two coin sets that were only available by special request from the manufacturer. they' re expected to sell for at least $25,000 each. that stuff is hot these days. here is a new reason to grab your favorite cup of joe this morning -- it could help you live longer. according to a new study led by a doctoral student at harvard, people who drink coffee every day are less likely to die from heart disease, type two diabetes, neurological disease, or suicide than those who don' t.

that even holds true for people who drink up to four cups a day. the study included 250,000 people. sean: get ready for some busy highways next week. aaa is predicting that nearly 47 million americans will travel at least 50 miles for the long thanksgiving weekend, the most since 2007. nearly 90% of those travelers will drive. the good news, gas prices are about $.75 lower than last year and air fare is about the same. so what will most americans eat for thanksgiving? according to a survey by yahoo food, 91% say they will have turkey. no surprise there. that is the most popular part of dinner, followed by stuffing. but a third say they will have ham on the table either with the turkey or as the main course. nearly half say they will serve cranberry sauce out of a can, even though it is one of the least favorite parts of the meal.

and about a quarter say thanksgiving is the only time of the year they eat turkey. so there you go. some debate about the canned cranberry sauce. erin: jellied or whole cranberry, which do you like? kevin: it doesn' t matter. just the tart taste, it is completely different and it is wonderful. sean: would you be that in august, any other time of the year? kevin: i don' t know if i believe a survey from what is it, yahoo! food? we start off with clear skies as we have what is probably for a lot of folks the coldest start of the season. there are a lot of teams, even in sections away from the coast, lower half of the 20' s the closer you get to the shoreline. everyone with clear skies, enemies another day much like yesterday with bright sunshine -- and that means another day much like yesterday with bright sunshine. temperatures finish off in mid-40'

s and your 50 in southern areas. all of the changes as we get to the weekend hinge on the system. when he gets here and moves away, it looks like it arrives later tomorrow afternoon. ve seen early this morning, four or five miles north of berlin. someone in starks saying it is 10 degrees. for the rest of us, upper teens to mid-20' as you' ll notice, despite the cold start yesterday, we are colder early on. portsmouth, record low at 23 about 20 minutes ago. a little surge of warmth out of the front. i think we get into that as the rain pulls away on friday, only to see the cooler air arrive friday night host up same timeline as getting into last weekend. high temperatures from the upper 40' s to near 50 today. light winds and sunshine will make it feel pretty good into the afternoon. we have to get out of this cold start and it will take the lion share of the morning to do that.

this afternoon. clear skies this evening, fog will start to roll in as well as south and west. this rolls towards us and while morning, the better chances will line of rainfall moves in. heavy at times through very once it pulls away, there should be rapid clearing behind that, setting up a breeze for friday the weekend. 40' s to near 50 today with clouds are start increasing back to the upper 20' 30' s. extended forecast shows mid 50' and rain chances later into the day. rainfall ending early friday the afternoon. for the weekend, partly sunny, breezy on saturday and a mixed shower possibility on sunday host up i had a chance to go back to the verizon wireless for the monarchs education day.

thousands of school kids will be your. i will be doing a lot of the emceeing from the ice. the game starts at 10:00 a.m. erin: you have your own jersey. i love it. kevin: it is kind of a visit from the old school. sean: let' s check out our top stories. here' s ray brewer. ray: 11-year-old girl being credited for preventing a family tragedy. firefighters say just after 8:00 last night, the grow called her dad is a she smelled something funny inside the home. and the people on northwood drive were not feeling well. the dad told them to get outside right away, call 911. firefighters say they found high levels of carbon monoxide inside and officials blame a problem with the furnace. sean: fire ripped through a three-story apartment building on manchester' s west side early this morning, forcing at least six people from their homes. when crews arrived at the

bremmer streets, they found fire on the third floor. there are no reports of any injuries. one person in the hospital with serious injuries after crashing his tractor-trailer truck along interstate 93 in concord overnight. state police say the cap was ripped from the frame and the driver was trapped inside. erin: ahead on daybreak, we are practicing our high kicks. we go behind the scenes with the radio city rockettes as they

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about 300 kicks. do the math for me. and sometimes they do four shows per day. but when they are in the kick line, the dancers don' t actually touch one another. they are not even touching. it looks like they are. sean: it sure does. i would imagine there' s so much pressure not to screw up because up. erin: maybes there touching one another and one wobbles. sean: i see what you' re saying. coming up in the next half hour, the red sox will soon say goodbye to a legend. david ortiz says next season will be his last. erin: plus, the goalie for the manchester monarchs is in trouble after allegedly

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: beautiful, beautiful sunrise. seeing the colors in the sky in the sky and those clouds. we' re expecting a very chilly day. 24 degrees right now. sean: a winter-like feel. kevin will talk about when it might "warm up" in a moment. let' s get right to our top stories. right now, manchester firefighters are on the scene of a fire that broke out overnight on the city' s west side. nashua fire officials say a faulty furnace is to blame for causing high levels of carbon monoxide that sent five people to the hospital last night. and the goalie for the manchester monarchs is facing a number of charges after police say he assaulted his girlfriend.

erin: i think some people will be grabbing for the scraper. kevin: for some, it may be the first time this season the temperatures have dropped to the teens and lower 20' s. a beautiful sunrise setting up early on. the similar finish to what we had yesterday, despite the clouds we had out there a few times yesterday, just back to the west. looking at sunshine today before the next system gets gathered and moved in. a lot of folks back into the teens for the first time this season. as cold as 13 in berlin and 10 in stark. high temperatures much like yesterday, up in the 40' s. full sunshine and winds. erin: where a live look at 93 from the windham. as you can see, traffic is picking up. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning, deb. >> good morning. right now we' re just getting word of a very large ladder in the middle of the high-speed lane on the everett turnpike at

authorities are asking you to stay in the center and right lanes to avoid that mess because it will cause huge backups until it can be removed. we have crews on the scene of a very serious crash on 93 north at exit 16 and the concord area. that is involving a tractor-trailer. it is off to the side, but the right lane is blocked. we are not sing any delays on 293 through the mill yard, but taking arena boston, 93 south is very heavy from and over all the way to boston. just getting word of a cre che had exit 41 in the wilmington area. this report is being brought to you by -- i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thank you. we are learning new details about the tractor-trailer crash on i-93 in concord. it was headed north shortly before 11:30 last night when it went off the road and into the was.

the impact caused the trailer to break into multiple pieces and the cab to be torn from the framing, pending the driver inside. the 37-year-old keep spencer suffered serious injuries in the crash, but is now in stable condition. erin: pictures are unbelievable. fire officials in manchester are trying to figure out what sparked an overnight fire on the city' s west side. the flames broke out around 1:00 at a multi-family house on rimmon street. there are no reports of any injuries, but the red cross says it is helping six people who were displaced by this fire. five people were sent to the hospital last night after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected inside their home. sean: nashua firefighters were called to the house at 38 northwood drive after the residents reported symptoms of dizziness and difficulty breathing. ray brewer joins us live in nashua now. and, ray, fire officials say it was an 11-year-girl who realized there was a problem, right? ray: that' s right, sean. they say she prevented what could of been a family tragedy.

the home and noticed that people inside were not feeling well. she called her father who told her to get everyone out of the house and call 911. firefighters say when they enter the home, they detected monoxide. liberty utilities arrived on the scene and reported that the carbon monoxide was coming from the area of the furnace. the faulty furnace was immediately shut down and the home was ventilated. s hospital to be treated for various levels of carbon monoxide exposure. there are expected to be fine. firefighters say this incident should serve as a reminder to make sure you have a working smoke detectors and working carbon monoxide on every level of your home. live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: new science is providing new clues in a 30-year-old cold case in allenstown. investigators have been able to provide some detailed composite

images of the woman and three children found inside metal barrels in the woods. in 1985, the bodies of a woman between 22 and 33-years-old, and a girl, around 9 or 10-years-old, were found. in 2000, the remains of two younger children, girls between the ages of 2 to 4-years-old, were also discovered. forensics show the woman is related to two of the children, most likely a mother and two daughters. but the third child is from a different family. investigators say all the victims lived together in the same area in the weeks or months before their deaths. >> they were killed at the same time and this time period has been narrowed down to sometime between 1980 and 1984. >> the friends and family members of these victims are still alive, they' re still out there, we just need to find them erin: investigators say 30 years ago, friends or family might have been told the victims moved. anyone with information on this

case is asked to call 1-800-the-lost. sean: the goalie for the manchester monarchs is facing serious accusations this morning. patrik bartosak is accused of assaulting his girlfriend. the alleged incident happened monday at an apartment complex in manchester. according to court documents, bartosak allegedly strangled his girlfriend, grabbed her, pushed her against a wall and slapped , her. he is now facing a felony charge of second-degree assault and 7 simple assault charges. bartosak played for the american hockey league' s manchester monarchs for two seasons. he moved with the team to california, but returned to new hampshire just last friday to s. in a statement the monarchs said -- "this is a very serious matter and these allegations represent a type of behavior we do not stand for. we will continue to gather information and comment further when appropriate." erin: a third person charged in connection with the overdose death of a teenager in rochester is expected to face a judge today. 31-year-old leslie aberle is scheduled to be arraigned on charges including dispensing a controlled drug with death

the charges stem from the death of 17-year-old eve tarmey. police say the teen died last month from a fentanyl overdose. they say aberle went to tarmey, tarmey' s mother, and the mother' s boyfriend. sean: an autopsy is scheduled today on the body of a plymouth state university student found dead in the pemigewasset river. jake nawn was reported missing last thursday. friends, family and fish game officers searched for him for days, but yesterday, plymouth state confirmed that he was found dead. investigators say it is too early to comment on the circumstances surrounding jake' s death. erin: a scary situation for a homeowner in belmont. police say she caught a man breaking into her home. officers say the suspect, steven belanger, knocked on the woman' s door yesterday, but she did not answer. she says she watched belanger walk around her house and climb through a window. he took off when he saw her. police say the homeowner took pictures of the suspect' s car as he drove off, which helped them track him down. sean: the trial continues today

for an enfield daycare owner, charged in connection with the 2014 death of a little girl in her care. four-year-old willa clark died just days after her brown hooded jacket got caught on a stick fort, leaving her hanging in the defendant' s back yard. at the time prosecutors say , 56-year-old mary ellen burritt was inside watching five other children, all under the age of five. >> but this was a structure, that a 2, a 3 and two 4-year-olds were playing around, over 85 feet from the defendant' s house while the defendant was inside caring for a three-month-old of repairing lunch. >> this is a, my work one in a , million, horrible, horrible accident. sean: burritt faces charges of reckless conduct and running an unlicensed daycare. erin: a special ceremony is being held in brookline today to reunite a vietnam veteran with his long lost dog tag. sergeant donald winterhalter

vietnam back in 1969. it was not until 1987 that his dog tag was discovered. when winterhalter saw a picture of the dog tag, he says he knew it was his because the blood type is incorrect and he remembered being issued tags with that specific mistake. the tag will be returned to him later this morning. sean: that is an incredible story. coming up on daybreak, red sox nation could soon be bidding farewell to a popular player. david ortiz is reportedly planning to retire after the 2016 season. erin: and it' s a frigid situation we' ve all encountered in the winter time. in today' s "what the winter weather," we will take a look at wind chill. kevin: the next system will feel like fall as it is mostly rain. the changes it brings for the

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kevin: a live look at manchester, 24 degrees. for a lot of spots early this morning, this is as cold of we have been this season. sunshine and pretty nice afternoon as we eventually get back to the 40' s, new 50 degrees. we will talk about the impending

sean: breaking news in the paris terror attacks. at least two suspects have been killed and several others arrested during a standoff with police. let' s get straight to nikole killion who is live in washington for the late-breaking developments. and nikole, this all came during a raid that lasted for several what can you tell us? hours. nikole: seven hours to be exact. although, french government says this raid appears to be overcome although, there is still some activity that continues to go on at the site. just a short time ago, french officials actually toured the site in a paris suburb were police stormed an apartment building overnight. several people were arrested and at least two people were killed in a standoff with police, including a female suicide bomber who blew herself up. this target of the alleged mastermind of the attacks, the 27-year-old who is a belgian of moroccan descent who had also

the paris prosecutor said they have not been able to identify those suspects who have been involved in the raid, nor have they said the fate of the suspected mastermind. certainly, at this point in time, the operation they say appears to be somewhat of a success. sean: that is the big question. any more information about the suspects? nikole: they haven' t provided the identities of these suspects, but if they did in fact nabbed the mastermind, of course, it would be a huge significant development simply because not only do they believe he was responsible for the paris attacks, but u.s. officials had also been tracking him and believe he is a key isis figure. one important thing to know, sounds like it was good old police work that may have led to at least the raid taking place overnight with the paris prosecutor saying this morning that surveillance and taped phone conversations is what helped them zero in on this particular neighborhood and

apartment building. erin: changes appear to be coming in the trial of a killing his teacher. 16-year-old philip chism went to his holding cell when the judge called a recess yesterday. but he refused to return to the courtroom during testimony about where he allegedly dumped colleen ritzer' s body two years ago. chism told his attorney he was about to explode and the judge even tried to talk to him himself. >> he was lying on the floor mumbling with his eyes closed. >> he said, i can' t take it anymore. i can come out. i can' t come out. i don' t want to hurt to hurt you. i don' t want to hurt anyone. erin: the judge asked for a new psychological evaluation. he also ordered technicians to install a live video feed inside chism' s holding cell. sean: in sports, the bruins skated on their home ice with the san jose sharks last night.

in this game. first period, tyler randell redirects the puck out front for his third goal of the season. later on, san jose was up 2-1 with the bruins on a power play when brad marchand got the backhander goal on the rebound. early in the second, the bruins took back the lead. the sharks went on the attack after that, scoring the next three goals. and san jose went on to win the game 5-4. a popular red sox player is ready for his farewell season. according to fox sports david ortiz is set to retire after the 2016 season. neither the red sox nor ortiz have confirmed this yet. big papi is celebrating his 40th happy birthday. he has played 19 seasons in the majors and will make $11 million this season. the 9-time all star, has 503 career home runs. this could be at for him. erin: really, wrapping it up? as the temperatures continue to our viewers most commonly asked questions about the winter weather.

sean: this morning meteorologist haley lapoint takes a closer look at something all granite staters have experienced -- the wind chill. haley: it' s about to get mighty cold these next few months. i don' t have to tell you this. we do with some very rough winters. and it' s not only due to the arctic cold, but also the wind. the blowing of that arctic cold makes the air feel harsh and brutal. we meteorologists call that feeling the wind chill. the wind chill isn' t a reading that a thermometer gets, it is a mathematical formula that uses science and technology to calculate the dangers and overall brisk feeling from winter winds and freezing temperatures. so when we are standing outside, no wind, body can retain heat. when the wind blows it away, it literally blows away the heat here'

temperature, so for example, 15 degrees with a window speed of 10 miles per hour, that will equal a wind chill of three degrees. that is how we will actually feel on the skin because the wind is taking away your body heat. that is how the wind chill works. if you have a winter weather question, we wanted. send us your weather questions to weather@wmur.com. also on facebook. i' m meteorologist hayley lapoint. sean: we will soon be talking about wind chills in a matter of weeks, i' m sure. this morning feels cold. kevin: it is called, but no wind. -- it is cold, but no wind. we will have a chilly breeze is sometimes later friday afternoon and another brisk wind likely on sunday. we start off early this morning with a lot of sunshine across the area. it is a cold start for a lot of folks. this is as cold as we have been so far this season. you can see as you look over the big lake early this morning, a little patchy fog as the warmer

water with the cooler air over it. we have a few high clouds today, but otherwise, it looks like another day with almost full sunshine and a light wind into the afternoon. temperatures will be making their way up in a lot of areas into the 40' s and even near 50 degrees. this is the game changer later this week that brings rain and starting later tomorrow afternoon. can' t rule out a shower tomorrow morning. it lasts through early friday morning before bringing in the cooler air for the weekend itself. lower half of the 20' s closer to the shoreline. inland, upper teens to lower 20' s. a lot of this elevation-dependent this morning. lower valleys has a chance to settle in with a colder air and you dropback between 15 and 20. the higher elevations were you don' t have that sinking going on, you can state in the low and mid 20' s. -- you can stay in the low and mid-20' s. the warm spot for the entire state as far as any weather observations. temperatures in the 40' sto their 15th this afternoon, light wind, sunshine and a few extra

tonight, the squeeze play, light southeasterly breeze bringing in low clouds, fog, maybe drizzle closer to the shoreline. inland, high clouds scripting and from the west. there may be a shower tomorrow morning. the better chances will start to increase through the afternoon. tomorrow evening, these periods of rainfall will be heavy before winding down rather quickly and abruptly friday morning with quick clearing coming in behind that for friday afternoon. it does look like after a breezy day with a west went on friday, the cooler air starts to come back in later friday night and eventually sets up highs only in the 40' s for the weekend with a pretty good breeze to go with it by sunday with a chance of mixed shower early in the day. a lot of teens and 20' s early. 40 to near 50 with a good deal of sunshine today. morning commute tomorrow, maybe patchy fog but drive. the better chance of showers will be later in the day and into tomorrow night. that eventually pulls away as heavier rainfall chances could

be over in inch of rain friday morning. partly sunny skies and cool for saturday. a breeze after the chance of a mixed shower or snow shower early on sunday. huge thank you to the six raiders of mountain view middle school who i visited yesterday. we talked about the grant science experiment that is the last 10 years of stormy weather, and what patterns make a winter season. they were excited. they were having a lot of fun. huge thank you to them. bags, sweatshirts and a nice hat. re going to be very warm and toasty today. kevin: it is cold out there. sean: now i know what it is like stage. they were excited to see you. fenway park will be covered with snow this snow this winter. 40 of the best freestyle skiers in the world will head to boston in february for a grand prix tour event. they' ll jump off a 140-foot snow ramp that will reach even higher than fenway'

s light towers. ski new hampshire is one of the event sponsors. you can find more information on the event in the escape outside section of wmur.com. we just have to get erin nothing. erin: fenway has done hockey, now skiing. bretton woods is opening up one of its trails today. from 9:00 to 4:00 you can ski for free by bringing a non-perishable food item that will be donated to the local food bank. guests who bring who bring an extra donation will also get free access to the indoor climbing wall. bretton woods plans to reopen for the weekend, weather permitting. so already people are hitting the slopes. sean: if you try to do it right after thanksgiving. we will see what happens. still to come on news9 daybreak, we' ll have a final check on your top stories. including a close call for five people -- wasn'

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ray: firefighters crediting an alert 11-year-old girl for preventing what could' ve been a family tragedy. she noticed an unusual odor in the people were not feeling well. she called her dad who told her to get everyone outside and called 911. firefighters traced the problem to a faulty furnace. erin: a tractor trailer driver is recovering this morning after suffering serious injuries in a crash on 93 in concord. state police say the truck was heading to north to boscawen around last night when it went 11:30 off the road and into the woods. sean: fire officials in manchester are trying to figure out what sparked an overnight fire on the city' s west side. the flames broke out at a multi-family home on rimmon street. there are no reports of any injuries, but the red cross says it is helping people who were 11 displaced. kevin cold it really cold start of the day. a lot of areas in the teens for lower in the 20' s closer to the

with full sunshine up and the 40' s to near 50. a lot more clouds to mark, rainfall later in the day. heavy at times, clearing friday with parcel sunshine -- arsenal sunshine. erin: coming up next on "good morning america." the latest on the overnight raids in france. at least two suspects in the paris terrorist attacks were killed. seven others were arrested. also new this money come all 129 victims have been identified. sean: and we'

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