america." >> if we can come together and take some collective action is a community, we can make a difference. sean: now on daybreak, the heroin epidemic is hitting the north country hard and there are some' s shocking statistics facing berlin this morning. erin: a crowd gathered on the campus of unh last night to show solidarity from france. a new video from isis appears to be threatening new york. kevin: clouds thicken early this morning. a look at the weekend ahead. sean: the man who once escaped from police in kingston is back behind bars this morning.

erin: hi there. i' m erin fehlau. sean: good morning. m sean mcdonald. i felt like this note --the clouds were snow clouds. erin: hold on. sean: i' m just saying they look like that. [laughter] fog this morning. you are not seeing that closer to the coast. back to our west, the line of rainfall is slowly making its way toward us. it moves and from west to east this evening. temperatures in the 30' 40' s this evening. we are looking at highs from the mid-40'

much more coming up. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good thursday morning. deb: good thursday morning, kevin. we are not seeing any delays through the state of new hampshire on 93 in either direction from concord down to the hooksett tolls. 293 right now, you are hasslefree through the mill yard. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are all looking good. if you are heading into boston, it is trouble-free on 93 south, route three south, and 495. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. the heroin epidemic in southern

it is also a serious problem up north. erin: nearly 300 people have died of drug overdoses so far this year in the granite state. seven of those have been in berlin. ray brewer is here with a couple -- closer look. ray: more than 250 people packed the cafeteria of berlin high school for a forum called "facing heroin." berlin high school' s heroin use rate is 95% higher than the state average. they say the city lacks the resources to fight the epidemic. organizers of last night' s event say the goal is to increase prevention efforts, treatment, and recovery options. there is a new chemical-free prevention program aimed at keeping kids away from drugs at the high school. >> we are not sure we are

major impact in those numbers this round, but we are committed to doing whatever we can to make a difference so that those numbers do go down. ray: the berlin police chief says burglaries in the city are up more than 80% more than -- from a year ago. the chief is blaming much of that on the drug problem. sean: ray, thanks. state lawmakers have created a special bipartisan task force to focus on fast tracking bills dealing with the heroin crisis. the task force will spend the next six weeks looking at and writing initiatives. those will focus on treatment, drug courts, and could be passed into law as soon as january. narcan is used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. a nasal spray version of the

cost of the injectable version. they say it delivers the same dose with a fraction of the liquid. erin: investigators in paris say s deadly attacks was not arrested during a raid yesterday, but they cannot rule out that he is dead. kenneth moton reports. kenneth: the investigation continues in france today. here at home, there is no accountable -- credible threat, but counterterrorism forces are working with police across the nation. >> that is what terrorists seek to do. they seek to create fear. kenneth: new york city police on alert, guns out, highly visible after isis released this new video bragging about the paris terror attacks showing images of nyc.

this latest video came 48 hours after another visit -- video threatened to strike washington, d.c. we are getting a new look at the intense sights and sounds of that terror raid in paris. a suicide bomber and heavy gunfire were encountered. were killed. a senior obama administration official says there are conflicting reports about whether the suspected ringleader of the attacks died in that raid. the u.s. is waiting for france to officially confirm. erin: more than 100 students and faculty members gathered on the france. university president mark huddleston called the attacks and assault on values held dear

there was a close call for a member of the university family. >> one of our faculty members was at a restaurant near the restaurant that was the site of the worst attack. >> terror will not prevail. parisians will be parisian. reason will overcome. erin: a sign of the heightened awareness since the attacks, several police officers were on hand during that vigil. sean: fire damaged several vehicles at a car dealership in night. the driver involved in a fiery in. 21-year-old cory lowe flipped his suv end over end early

the vehicle turned -- burst into flames. lowe ran off, leaving a passenger behind with serious injuries. speed and alcohol were factors in the crash. erin: four men face charges after an armed home invasion in rochester. they entered an apartment on academy street on tuesday night. two people inside were forced to the floor and robbed. one victim says a gun was put to his head. the four men were later arrested. a man who escaped from police and failed to show up in court is back in custody. mark george was first arrested last year in connection with a burglary in kingston, but climbed out a window of the police station. he never showed up to court. u.s. marshals finally tracked him to lawrence, massachusetts yesterday.

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kevin: it is thursday morning, november 19. temperatures dropping back to either side of 40 this morning. eventually, the better chances of rainfall this afternoon, which looks heaviest later on tonight and early tomorrow. was yesterday. dozens of people took part in an auction yesterday hoping to buy items that used to belong to ed and elaine brown. erin: the plainfield couple

staging months long standoff in 2011 after refusing to face -- pay taxes. they are now in prison. the irs sold everything from their home and their dental office. >> we get whatever we can and the proceeds will go to the expenses from the option -- auction and any taxes that may be owed erin:. erin:a final -- that may be owed. erin: the final tally is not yet owed -- known. sean: wmur political reporter john distaso' s newest online column is out this morning. he looks at who is hosting hillary clinton for a fundraiser and some pats fans might find the answer deflating. he also looks at how kelly

s just say he' talk about these days. erin: we have some busy weeks ahead. coming up, before you start buying toys for kids this holiday season, a local watchdog

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this app connects you with exactly what you are craving. it is called "food spotting." at alessi to search for a specific dish. whether sushi or doughnuts or you name it. it shows you photos and suggestions from other users in the area. it focuses on visual representations on food since eating is a sensory experience. reviews. if you love a dish, let other users know. you can follow your friends and other foodies to stay up-to-date on all the great dishes your area has to offer. you can download "food spotting" for free in the apple app store google play store. now i want some sushi. the mbta in boston could soon service. not enough people are taking

advantage of the extended hours on friday and saturday night to justify the cost. only about 13,000 riders are using the service on the weekends. erin: the weather phenomenon known as el nio is making a return. the last time new hampshire had a strong el nio winter, we saw ice and widespread power outages. could we be in for a repeat of last year with more than 100 inches of snow? hayley lapoint breaks down the winter forecast tonight on news nine at 11:00. you are going to leave that question to hayley? [laughter] kevin: yes. i will conveniently leave that to her. sean: full winter forecast. i' m looking forward to this. kevin: so when my. [laughter] kevin: it could be a quick inch of rain fall this system before

we get a milder day tomorrow before the cooler air starts to russian tomorrow evening -- rush in tomorrow evening. it looks like mainly fair skies for tomorrow. there is a look at it. clouds continuing to make their way in early this morning. we will be in the mid to upper 40' s up north. while we cannot rule out a shower in a few spots, the main rain chance will be holding off until after 1:00 or 2:00 and then moving into western and eastern spots. we are running a solid 15-20 degrees milder than we were yesterday at this time, except mount washington. there was a look at the milder air coming in with this system. we get a little piece of this as

we skew much colder back out to the north and west from there. high temperatures will go from the lower 40' s. rainfall moving from west to east. we stop it for you at 1:00. you will notice a few showers by the time we get there. anytime before 1:00, it may be just a drizzle. these are the pockets of heavier later tonight. we stop this for you just before the morning commute. you can see the western edge of this rainfall is continuing to make its way across the eastern half of new hampshire. quick clearing behind that. with sunshine, we are talking s. mainly fair skies for most of the weekend. what starts clear on saturday night turns to mostly cloudy skies and a disturbance tries to bump into the cooler air we have

the could be a little burst of light snow for an hour or two. we get back to the fair skies monday through wednesday of next week. even thanksgiving looks mostly sunny. temperatures up into the low and mid 50' s out there this afternoon. we dropback tonight. we will still be in the 50' s in southern spots as we start the day tomorrow. the height in the mid-50' s is not much of a climb as the rainfall ends. partly sunny skies on saturday. a little bit of snow pushing through on sunday. not expecting any travel problems. will be seeing statewide. kevin: not statewide. sean: scattered around. erin: not everyone. [laughter] erin: we do want to check in on our top stories. ray: some disturbing statistics from the north country about the

more than 250 people packing the cafeteria at berlin high school for a forum called facing heroin. the high schools rate of heroin use -- 93% higher than the state average. berlin police are responding to two or three overdoses every week. erin: the state legislature has entered into a special session focused on the heroin epidemic in new hampshire. the goal is to have bills ready for approval by january. a man who escaped from custody at the kingston police station last year and failed to show up for court has been captured again. mark george was arrested yesterday. sean: coming up on daybreak, a winter wonderland is taking shape at new hampshire;s america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change.

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kevin: not as cold out there early this morning. temperatures have dropped back into the 30' s. we are looking at the clouds moving in and eventually rain chances for the afternoon. sean: speaking of the weather, winter is still technically more than a month away. in case you needed me to tell you that. there are some impressive winter scenes at some of the summits in the white mountains. erin: this is called rime ice, super cold water droplets that freeze on contact and grow in the direction of the wind. kevin: remarkable formations are showing up. it can form during most of the year, but it is common in september and october where you have enough moisture in the air. you have fog that freezes in the wind direction. sean: what he said. with the water droplets and the

[laughter] sean: a woman in massachusetts twice. erin: what' s. constance carpenito won $1 million on a scratch ticket almost 20 years after winning $1 million on a scratch ticket. kevin: she plans to provide a special christmas with her family. sean: i' m going to follow that lady around. can i buy that ticket from you? it' s an awfully big scratch ticket, too. high school juniors in new hampshire will soon take the sat

i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning, everybody. thursday, november 19. according to my sources, a week from today is thanksgiving. erin: it is so hard to believe. 38 degrees along the seacoast. we are going to take a look at your forecast after our top stories. hundreds of people packed into berlin high school last night to discuss the city' s heroin problem. so far, seven people have died in the city from heroin overdoses this year. a man is facing charges after crashing his car while allegedly driving drunk. the 11-month-old boy who died under suspicious circumstances has been identified after he was

sean: a lot of people talking about that cold from yesterday morning. temperatures are not that bad this morning. kevin: no, but rain chances will come in later in the afternoon from west to east as the french moves in. -- front moves in. we could see over an inch of rain in spots. highs today, either side of 50. rainfall pushing and from west to east. sean: i still have not removed the leaves from my gutters yet. if you could hold the rain off. kevin: you better run home at the lunch break. for look at the morning drive, we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning.

293, we are not seeing any problems as you make your way through the mill yard. the exit 4 onramp is closed for construction and detour signs are in place. we are not seeing any problems on the everett turnpike, 101, 111. it remains hasslefree into boston. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: a public forum was held in the north country last night to s heroin epidemic. sean: so far this year, 295 people have died from drug overdoses in new hampshire. 7 of those deaths were in berlin last night -- were in berlin. last night, there was a forum held at berlin high school. ray: school administrators say heroin use is 93% higher

last night, people packed into the high school to talk about it. >> it is a community problem. when we identify a community problem, we can also identify a community solution. ray: more than 250 people came together last night to try to find solutions to new hampshire' s heroin epidemic. bob thompson says their high school has one of the worst heroin abuse rates in the state. bob: i think there might be status. a lot of people have different we' town. i think we are all done here pointing outside of ourselves for finding a reason for it. ray: berlin' s police chief says his officers are responding to

the forum was hosted to increase treatment and prevention in the state. >> it is a step in the direction of building community awareness, identifying local actions to put us on the path to addressing the crisis. ray: thompson said he is hoping that the new chemical free prevention programs at the high schools will discourage students from using drugs. bob: we are not sure we will see major impact in the numbers this round, but we are committed to doing whatever we can to make a difference so that they do go down. drug problem has led to an increase in crime in the city. from a year ago. increased by 22%. sean: thanks. a man from maine is accused of crashing his car in manchester

48-year-old rene drapeau was heading north on pickering road last night when his car went off the road and slammed into a utility pole before running over. the road had to be shut down while the cracked pulled was -- pole was repaired. erin: an investigation is underway into a deadly crash in san fernando. the driver and his passenger were thrown from the car. the 23-year-old driver was flown center. dead at the scene. released. speed and alcohol are believed to be factors in the crash. sean: jeb bush has a full day of events ahead of him in new hampshire. last night, he kicked off his visit with a house party and he talked about his defense policy.

called for sending more troops to the middle east to fight isis. jeb bush: when you get to the serious part of this, i think you are looking at the guy who is going to be the nominee. i know for a fact i have the skills to be able to beat the likely democratic nominee. sean: today, he will file for the new hampshire primary and will hold a town hall in londonderry tonight. george pataki plans to file for the primary today. dr. ben carson will become the last major candidate to sign the paperwork tomorrow. erin: the attorney general' s office has identified the baby boy at the center of a death investigation in alexandria. they say the boy is 11-month-old shawn sylvester. police were first called to a home last friday after receiving a report that the child had been injured. he passed away two days later.

but the results are not being released pending further investigation. sean: most granite stater' s are on board with a proposal to extend commuter rail service from boston to manchester. the poll shows that 74% of new hampshire residents support rail extension. a different poll said 68% were in favor. the expansion would create two manchester. the plymouth community has stepped up to help the high . a fundraiser raised more than $10,000. the original ski jump was built in 1979, but had to be torn down because of safety concerns. the new jump should be finished by the end of next week. erin: the winning couple of the seacoast hitched heroes contest

local vendors got together to provide a free dream wedding to one deserving military couple. the couple got hitched on november 3. seven years. love affair will begin accepting applications for next year' s contest. -- in january. bullying in schools. police are planning to fine the parents every people is. erin: a bizarre situation for police in virginia. a pair of thieves dropped a little boy off at school after stealing his mom' s car. kevin: clouds are continuing to make their way in with the next

kevin: low and mid 40' s as we start off the day. the rainfall is poised to move in later today. the changes start to roll in for the weekend.

the world to do more to stop isis as the terror group issued a new threat against another u.s. city. nikole killion is live with the latest. president obama addressing the situation again earlier today. nikole: that' s right. president obama said that the u.s. and global coalition has kept consistent and steady pressure on isis, but that it could take years to eliminate the threat. president obama: we have always had a sense of urgency about it. we need to defeat isil. nikole: president obama spoke at a nation pacific summit this week. meantime, french authorities were still assessing the outcome of a raid targeting the outcome of the ringleader of the paris attacks. the militant group put out pictures of a soda bomb it claims it used to take down a

russian airliner in egypt. they also released a new video threatening an attack in new york city. city leaders say there is no current or specific threat, but remain vigilant. sean: in terms of the french investigation, where do things stand? nikole: french authorities say it is unclear whether they got that suspected mastermind. they don' t whether he has been killed or remains at large. in belgium, authorities have launched several raids connected to another alleged suicide bomber. back to you. sean: thank you very much. erin: starting next year, high school juniors in new hampshire will be able to take the sat for free. the state department of replace the 11th grade smarter balance statewide assessment spring of 2016. it is meant to better prepare

state regardless of financial circumstances will be able to take the sat. sean: today marks the 30th annual great american smoke out. the event encourages smokers to use this day to pick their habit or make a plan to quit. 42 million americans still smoke cigarettes and tobacco use remains the single largest cause of preventable disease and death in the u.s. cohas county has the highest hampshire. erin: a small town in wisconsin is taking a new approach in tackling the issue of bullying in schools. the accused bully' s parents now with a fine. people multiple times within 90 fined.

we will be able to provide guidance. yes. but this repeated behavior, where somebody is intentionally are involved. erin: so far, police have not complaints. virginia made a surprising decision after stealing a car with a child inside. within 15 minutes, police found the boy at his school. the thieves dropped him off. >> we found the child at the school unharmed, sitting in the classroom with a smile on his race. he said the two guys got into the car and said, we are here to take you to school, where do you go to school?

sean: police say the thieves will likely be charged with kidnapping and grand larceny if they will be tracked down. erin: that is a first. sean: in sports, the celtics took on the dallas mavericks at the td garden last night. erin: in the fourth quarter, the celtics lead was closed in on. isaiah thomas dished to jared sullinger, but followed it up and scored to put the celtics ahead. dallas went on to a 9-0 run. the mavericks went on to win this one 106-102. the celtics need to win both of the next games. the los angeles kings have suspended the manchester monarchs goalie patrik bartosak. he was arrested on multiple domestic violence related charges. he showed up at his girlfriend' s apartment accusing her of

cheating on him and assaulted her over the course of several hours. month. sean: the exeter blue hawks are ready to take on number one goffstown. talk about a study in contrast. it is ball control and tough attacks of the grizzlies. erin: check out this wacky video from last night' s game between the toronto raptor and the utah jazz. a utah player -- the ball got stuck behind the backboard. he started poking at it with a broom and it came loose and went in the basket. [laughter] sean: nice shot. it' s got to count. he poked it in like that. kevin: remember the shot the larry bird took that he shot over the backboard and into the net.

erin: that is why he is the stuff of legends, right? kevin: we start off with the clouds continuing to thicken up early on and eventually rain chances. we cannot rule out a drizzle this morning, but we are amount of fog. a quiet morning commute. take. we are running 15-25 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. day. there will be some lower 50' s into the afternoon. you will notice a couple of widely scattered showers trying to develop head of the mainline, which will mean the heavier rain chances late this afternoon and this evening. along this band, the potential of a little over an inch of rain fall with this system. you will notice some pretty rapid clearing behind it. the theme early this morning is

temperatures running from the mid-30' s to lower 40' s. it seems a bit strange calling that mild, but compared to the last few days, this is certainly a milder start to the day. a light breeze today out of the southeast will go 5-10 miles per hour in the afternoon. we are looking at these temperatures to hold where they are later on tonight. here is a look at it by 2:00 this afternoon. as you will notice, the showers travel eastward into the afternoon and there is a heavier rain chance this evening. steadier rainfall moves in tonight. the could be heavy parts of rain overnight.

talking temperatures tomorrow right before the cooler air starts to arrive jumping into the low and mid 50' s. the wind starts to turn northwesterly. we get later into saturday night and clouds will start increasing head of a weak system that will try to bump into the cooler air that will be in place early sunday morning. what is out to our west' s rainfall. temperatures anywhere from the upper 20' s to 30' s. a little bit of light snow maybe as this travels quickly from southwest to northeast sunday morning and could mean a few western or northern areas pick up a little light accumulation afternoon. fair skies are set up for the early part of next week and possibly thanksgiving. temperatures starting in the upper 30' s to mid 40' s. the rainfall chances are best later on this evening through the overnight hours before ending quickly tomorrow morning with clearing happening very

quickly after that. partial sunshine for saturday. we will have a couple of mixed showers. light snow is a possibility. beyond that, it does look like fair skies, warming temperatures. wednesday looks perfect. erin: we will take it. kevin: a huge difference from last year' s thanksgiving. erin: you had a hard time getting connecticut. kevin: i was eating chinese food here with my power out. i did not like thanksgiving. [laughter] erin: moving on. patriots -- sean: water under the bridge. kevin: no. [laughter] erin: i think you' ve still got [laughter] bills on monday night right here on wmur. "dancing with the stars" is going to move to metv new

you can find it on comcast, metro cast, argent, and over the air on 9.2. you can also watch it on demand on abc go on wednesday morning. you might have to wait, but you can still watch your show. sean: we won' t do any spoiler alerts. a lot of options. erin: there are. sean: a new way to protect your dog' s eyes from the sun. one couple has created sunglasses for canines. time for our u local hot shots. easy to see where sunrise lake got its name. submit your pictures and video

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it was designed by an oscar-winning costume designer. bidding starts at $50,000. i suspect it will go up much higher than that. erin: a couple from wyoming has come up with a new way for dog owners to protect their pets eyes. they invented sunglasses for canines. the glasses are called rex specs . [laughter] erin: the inventors say they came up with the idea after their dogs developed by conditions from hiking in the mountains without eye protection. they are available online for $79 sunday five cents. the kind of look like ski goggles. sean: have you keep them on? on? kevin: mine wouldn' t. sean: coming up, more support for the people of france following last week' s deadly terror attacks. we will take you to a vigil at the university of new hampshire. ray:

kenneth: the fate of the suspected ringleader of the terror attacks and the threat to the u.s. homeland. ray: we will take a look at some disturbing statistics around heroin use in the north country to reverse that trend. erin: attention foodies. we are going to show you an app that allows you to share your