welcome back ciara. [ cheers and applause ] >> from the beginning, he's pushed boundaries of the music scene. he's an artist you can't count out. welcome back, justin bieber! >> announcer: and now for the t-mobile finale, justin bieber. you're so indecisive trying to catch the beat make up your heart don't know if you're happy you're complaining don't want for us to end where do i start first you wanna go to the left then you want to turn right you wanna argue all day making love all night

then you're down then in between oh, i really want to know what do you mean? when you nod your head yes and want to say no what do you mean when you don't want me to move but tell me to go what do you mean because you're running out of time what do you mean oh what do you mean better make up your mind what do you mean

>> amas, what's up? i gave you the key when the door wasn't open i gave you faith turned to doubt and to hope, can't deny it now i'm all alone tell me where are you now that i need you where are you now well you know that i need you couldn't find you anywhere when you broke down i didn't leave you i was by your side so where are you now that i need you

now that i need you? where are you now that i need you? where are you now that i need you? i need you the most

you gotta go and get angry at all of my honesty you know i try but i don't do too well with apologies i hope i don't run out of time call a referee forgiveness i know you know that i maybe once or twice and by once or twice i mean maybe a couple of hundred times so let me oh let me redeem oh redeem oh myself tonight i just need one more shot at second chances yeah is it too late now to say sorry cause i'm missing more than just your body oh is it too late now to say

let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'm sorry, yeah so sorry sorry yeah, i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'll take every single piece of the blame if you want me to but you know that there is no innocent one in this game for two but i'll go, i'll go and then you go you go out and spill the truth can we both say the words and forget this yeah is it too late now to say sorry ' cause i'm missing more than just your body oh is it too late now to say sorry yeah, i know that i let

you down is it too late to say i'm get you back on me ' just your body oh is it too late now to say sorry yeah, i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now sorry, yeah you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'm sorry, yeah so sorry sorry yeah, i know that i let you

[ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: you just experienced a game-changing t-mobile finale. [ cheers and applause ] >> i had a wonderful time tonight hosting the amas. i hope you guys did, too. and i want to thank everyone who made my dream come true. all of it. special show, and this was a special night. i'll never forget it. thanks, larry. thanks, barry.

god bless you guys! >> announcer: nominations are determined by chart performance in billboard, based on sales, airplay and streaming data tracked by nielsen music and social interactions measured by next big sound. the voting is administered, monitored, and verified by telescope inc., an independent vote management company and the results remain confidential until the time of presentation. airlines. american is introducing new planes every week to keep you comfortable and connected in the skies. now that's going for great. come along with us. what happened backstage tonight at the amas? well, tomorrow, morning america"! plus, who wore it best tonight? first thing in the morning -- your ultimate ama fashion recap is on abc's "good morning america." and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00

stephanie: right now on news 9, an armed robbery at a manchester corner store. police searching for a suspect who got away with $200 in cash. hayley: a few light snow showers the coldest air we have had all season. how cold it will be, coming up. stephanie: last thanksgiving, a massive storm took out a what utility companies are doing to prevent a massive power outage from happening again. ski resorts are firing up the snow cannons.

how soon the slopes will be open to skiers. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. stephanie: dropping temperatures could bring snow flurries to the seacoast tonight. you are taking a live look in portsmouth where it is just raining now, but that will soon change. thanks for joining us. i am stephanie woods. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us who will see some flakes. hayley: it' s going to be the immediate coastline. that' s where it will be cold enough long enough to get any of this snow going. some of ice might see a couple spits or flakes coming down. what is happening, we have a frontal boundary that stalled off the coast line, and then cold air is coming in behind it, and we are getting a transition zone on the back edge. that will mean communities from rochester and just to the east of nashua and manchester could

get a light dusting of snow overnight, only on the rooftops and the cars and a grassy surfaces, nothing on the roadways. the system pulls out. you will not even know this happened. on monday, temperatures, much colder. that' s the big story after the snow showers tonight and tomorrow. i will have the full forecast in a couple minutes. stephanie: the snow guns are running tonight at loon mountain. ski season is almost here, and trails are scheduled to open in a few days. mike: grab your skis and snowboards. another season begins this week at loon mountain. right now, there is no snow at the base of the mountain, but snow guns are ready. staff are helping to get them ready in the coming days. winter is coming to loon mountain. before skiers hit the slopes, lo

needs to make the slopeso. the compressors were fired up this weekend as a crew of about a dozen began making snow saturday. >> the air compressors are compressing the air, and we have a large water pumping system that will pump water up the mountain. mike: sunday night, workers focused on 11 trails beginning at the summit where it is coldest and working towards lower elevations. >> we' ve been preparing for the season since we shut down the system at the end of last season. literally nine months of maintenance and preparation for this weekend. >> we' ve got new hampshire' s most powerful snowmaking system, and temperatures are getting consistently cold. mike: if temperatures remain cold, loon will open wednesday. >> it' s closer to thanksgiving than we would normally like, but anytime in november is nice. mike: while the mountain will open slightly later than last year, snow makers are excited to kick off the winter season, and they hope to have another successful year.

standing out here, you can see your breath. everyone gets that buzz and chill in the air. mike: how many trails will be open? staff say that depends on mother nature, but they will try to have as many open as they can. mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: police are looking for a man who robbed sean' s corner market in manchester. the clerk told officers a white man wearing a ski mask demanded cash and showed a pocket knife or box cutter. the suspect in the surveillance photos left approximately with -- left with approximately $200 in cash. if you have information, please contact manchester police. we are learning more about two people killed last night. janet was a dedicated

compassionate nurse in hopkinton. she was one of the kindest i know, whether it was an old person or someone of his generation. >> she didn' t have a mean bone in her body. she was just so caring about everybody, coworkers, especially her patients. neighbors stephanie: gathered sunday to remember and honor them. police are investigating the cause of the crash. they say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. the little girl from massachusetts who was allegedly kidnapped friday was released from the hospital this afternoon. her parents reported her missing from her home in hamilton early friday. the two-year-old was found hours later and miles away naked with her head shaved. investigators say her former babysitter abigail hanna broke into the home and kidnapped to the girl. she is doing court tomorrow on

charges of kidnapping and assault and battery of a child. to commitment 2016 runner donald trump is igniting a media firestone with a comment he made on abc. calling into "this week," the real estate mogul refused to rule out the possibility of a third-party run for the white house. this comes after trump signed a pledge in september 2 not to run as an independent. this morning, he says he has to be treated fairly by the republican party. supporters say by not ruling out a run, trump is guarding against internal party attacks. >> he didn' t say he would. he just left it out there because he was asked, and he can use that as a club on the rnc not to play dirty politics with him. stephanie: supporters say they don' t believe trump will have to launch a third-party candidacy because they expect he will be the republican nominee. martin o' malley surprised his

team in new hampshire tonight with a dinner he delivered. it comes the night before he will speak at franklin pierce university, outlining his plan malley will hold a number of events tomorrow in the granite he has plans stopped in bedford and exeter. a packed house party for chris christie today. a few hours ago, the new jersey crowd. cars were parked down the block, outside to get in. christie has yet to see a bump in the polls but says he is starting to see some of the consistent campaigning in the granite state. ve said this the last three weeks that things are getting a lot more people are starting to hear our message, and i feel things could go our way in new hampshire. stephanie: governor christie is new hampshire. this house party was his 113th

south carolina senator lindsey graham started his day diner in manchester. candidate shook hands over breakfast. later, he was in tilton for a diner. he held a town hall meeting in laconia this afternoon. a new abc poll shows senator bernie sanders is gaining momentum after joe biden announced he will not run for president. hillary clinton is still 26% ahead of sanders, down from 39% in the republican race, not much change. donald trump remains the front runner with 32% of support, and dr. ben carson is a strong second with 22%. terrorism has suddenly become one of the most important issues in the presidential election. 28% of people in the poll say 33% say it' s the economy.

thursday, just days after the attack in paris. 75% of people polled say they are closely following the campaigns, the highest level of attention at this point in a presidential race since 1987. thanksgiving is just four days away, and charitable efforts are kicking into high gear. at rochester high school, volunteers put together the ingredients for more than 60 dinners. these meals will be going out to families and the community who are in need. >> we help out year-round. that serves the students. all year round, we can take care of the kids. they can get free snacks. they can have food to take home with them when they need it. at thanksgiving, we take care of the whole family. stephanie: organizers say the bulk of this year' s donations comes from the student body, and a local church put together 16 baskets. thanksgiving eve was bad, aaa says --

[no audio] this is a 0.6% bump in the holiday travel from last year. this marks the seventh consecutive year of growth for thanksgiving holiday travel. in hanover, people raced in the turkey trot fun run. the race was a 10k and fun run for kids at the hanover green. collected over 100 sneakers for recycling. s largest city unlocked on tonight. raids lead to 16 arrests, but the suspect wanted in paris attacks is still at large. s thanksgiving storm left thousands without power. them detect outages faster. hayley: thankfully, nothing like that storm in the forecast this week. what comes after the snow flurries we'

in hampton, the pavement is wet,

stephanie: welcome back. 16 people were detained in

authorities say the paris fugitive was not one of them. europe' s capital city remains on lockdown for a second day. the government extended the highest alert for brussels into the start of the work week. brussels schools and subsystems will remain school -- remain closed tomorrow. in paris tonight, dozens of protective medical outfits are missing from a hospital. the suits are the type you see doctors wearing when they treat patients with ebola. last week, the french government warned of the possibility of a bioterror attack. this weekend, the midwest was hit with its first major winter storm, leaving snow and freezing temperatures in its wake. low visibility and icy roads made for tough travel conditions across the region, sending drivers skidding off the roads. illinois was one of the hardest hit areas. parts of chicago saw as much as

16 inches of road -- snow, making it the snowiest november in nearly 100 years. nearly a year ago, new hampshire was plunged into darkness in thanksgiving week. a powerful winter storm knocked out power to over 100,000 customers, and it took days for it to be fully restored. we asked meteorologist josh judge to take a look at what is being done to improve response during the next major outage. >> the thanksgiving storm underscored the need for all of the investments we' ve been making the last several years. josh: one of those investments by ever source, the state' s largest power provider, is already online. >> it includes a state-of-the-art incident command center so we can get better information more quickly and be able to respond more quickly to outages when they happen. we have had a lot of major storms in the last eight or nine

changes, investments. josh: last year' s thanksgiving week storm wasn' t a surprise, so many were able to plan their travel. the snow moved in from west to east on wednesday morning, and before you knew it, everything was turned white and piling up quickly. as much as 12 to 18 inches fell, several inches even reached the coast. concord set a record for that date, receiving 10.3 inches on wednesday alone, adding a couple more in the days that followed. the coast temperatures hovered mostly in the 30' s, it fell is an extremely evening -- extremely heavy paste-like snow that toppled trees and made a

roads slick, leading to numerous accidents involving utility poles. by thursday morning, it had become the state' s fourth-largest power outage in history. over 274,000 customers lost service during the event affecting almost 40% of the state' s population who were mashing potatoes by flashlight, cooking turkeys on the grill, and watching tv on smartphones. power companies scramble to repair lines. crews were brought in from as far away as alabama. by sunday, day five, most customers were back online, and while ever source says that was sooner than projected, many customers were frustrated because it fell during the long holiday weekend. a report concluded that while many things were done right during the outage, utilities need to improve weather forecast gathering practices, review how they pre-stage repair crews before storms, and how to handle widespread repair work during a major holiday. ever source is pulling out a new

they are devices in the field there is an outage. >> we know within a certain area are out. we are getting closer to knowing who is out when there is a power failure. josh: most are in place now, and the full system will be statewide next year. she says another major effort in recent years has been updating infrastructure with better, stronger materials to withstand what may come in this and future winters. josh judge, wmur news 9. forecast. hayley: those pictures, hard to it looks like we are going to hang on to that somewhat milder air as we push forward over the next few days. what we' ve got going on tonight. manchester. we' ve got dry pavement.

as with much of part of the southeastern state, there are showers and mixed precipitation going on. as you get to the east a manchester, what is happening is we have a stalled front right off the coast line. look at this heavy rain we are missing out on, probably a good thing, but on the backside, there is cold air working in. on the very back edge of the storm system, you can see where it, there is changeover happening come in that is when -- where there could be snow accumulation happening as we go through the overnight hours. you can see where there is some snow falling, in milton, wolfeboro, even closer to the seacoast. we still have some rain reported in portsmouth and hampton. there could be little bit of mixing going on in these communities here, and this line will continue to move off closer to the seacoast as we push

this whole system has this sharp cut off, so some of you see nothing tonight other than the clouds. it' s just going to be a few communities in the southeastern part of the state. for the rest of us, the big story is going to be the cold. we have much cooler air on the way. air. in this cold pool of air, on the way for us, and that will keep temperatures very cool as we had over the next couple days. 41 degrees in laconia. it' s 42 in concord. we have this cold air arriving very quickly, so that is what is changing over some of the rain showers to the snow showers. on futurecast, you will see what happens. this is 3:00 a.m., and most of the snow shower action is done with, except right at the immediate coastline. i wouldn' t be surprised if some

of you get a little bit of a coating, especially on some of the rooftops, the cars, grassy surfaces. this whole thing will pull away. 8:00 tomorrow morning, back to full sunshine. tomorrow, it' s going to feel downright brisk with winds out of the northwest, bringing down this colder air, so despite the sunshine, we are not going to warm up much. on wednesday, 43 degrees, a great travel day with sunshine. 50 on thanksgiving itself with a mix of sun and clouds, and increasing clouds on black friday. the next chance for some rain showers will come in over next weekend. in the meantime, lots of sun and temperatures that will be chilly . seasonable for this time in november.

stephanie: after last year, i thickly have to count our blessings. 50 degrees and partly sunny. cool weather. it' s more of an excuse to eat more stuffing. hayley: we will take it. stephanie: what is your favorite thanksgiving dish, jason? jason: turkey, of course. is there anything else? we are talking about football finals coming up in sports. division i had the late game, but

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