that's correct. >> have a great tuesday. beware. the u.s. government has issued a warning for all those planning to travel this week. erin: caught on tape. four people face charges in connection with two crimes. kevin: another chilly day on the way with lighter winds. week ahead. sean: heroin is a serious issue facing new hampshire and the country and senator jeanne shaheen wants the government to invest a lot of money in prevention and treatment.

erin: good tuesday morning. m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. i was taking the trash barrels out to the curb. that. it was cold. kevin: barely above 40. tonight again back into the s. a live look out there. we have light winds early this morning. beyond that, it is a blend of sunshine and fairweather clouds. with an increase in clouds and a few flurries up north, otherwise temperatures in the 30' s and 40' s in the afternoon. let' s take a look to your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning.

deb: good tuesday morning, kevin. if you are starting your morning commute, it is a good one through the state of new hampshire. we are not seeing any delays on 93 all the way down to the hooksett tolls and from manchester to salem. 293 is moving well through the mill yard and the lane shifts. the exit 4 northbound on rant is closed for construction and detours are in place. 101, 111, and the balding' s turnpike -- spaulding turnpike are up to speed. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here -- minuteman health, join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. it is on the doorstep. travel for the long holiday weekend will start to pick up today.

the u.s. state department has issued a worldwide traffic alert for all u.s. travelers headed overseas. erin: it urges travelers to stay away from large crowd and holiday events. stephanie ramos has more. stephanie: the state department says they are not telling americans not to travel around the world, but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling, a new warning for you in the wake of deadly attacks. the state department issuing an uncommon worldwide alert due to increased terrorist threats. >> we are and we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. stephanie: current information suggests isil and other information groups continue to plan terrorist attacks in regions around the world using conventional and nonconventional weapons, proof that isis is not

the heightened alert not just in the states, but overseas to europe. the belgian prime minister extending the terror alert for another week after four days of lockdown in brussels. president obama meets with french president franc ois hollande today to talk about how to ramp up the fight against isis extremists. the french president might leave empty-handed. president obama has showed no signs of expanding the u.s. strategy in the middle east and western europe. sean: while there are no overseas flights out of manchester, there is heightened security at the airport, where traffic is asked to be busy for the next several days. ray brewer joins us live from the airport this morning with reaction from travelers. good morning. ray: good morning. officials at the

airport say that in light of that travel alert, they have modified security protocols as necessary. the volume is expected to be heavy for the holiday travel. passengers encouraged to ride -- arrive two hours before their flight leaves to make sure they get through security. >> there is no concern. i think everything is pretty safe around here. i hope. [laughter] >> we are doing as much as we can to stop everything. >> i' m concerned for everywhere. no matter what you do, there is always going to be terrorism. ray: the concerns are mostly focused on overseas, but travelers are being asked to be vigilant and the state department stresses they are not selling people to stay home, just to be careful. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer. erin: thank you, ray.

four people from new hampshire are charged with robbery in connection with a pair of crimes in maine. a 68-year-old woman says she was walking down the sidewalk in york when a man tried to grab her purse. she fell to the ground and the man got into a waiting car. less than an hour later, a store in wells was robbed. the heroin crisis continues to grow. senator jeanne shaheen is proposing an emergency funding bill worth $600 million to help address the issue. it is not clear how much money new hampshire would receive. the bulk of the money would go to the u.s. department of health and human services for prevention, treatment, and recovery programs. the like hope for new hampshire recovery, the only treatment center of its type in new hampshire. >> this would increase support for those programs we have seen that make a difference for people.

erin: senator kelly ayotte is asking hhs to designate this epidemic is a public health the. sean: a seacoast woman has received a temporary order of protection against a ballet director after accusing him of sexually assaulting her well on an international competition in 2014. the fbi would not confirm or deny if they are investigating. the woman says they are and is speaking out. in a petition for a stocking temporary order of protection, lissa curtis alleges that cosmin marculetiu, the ballet director of new england movement arts, sexually assaulted her several times over 10 days in romania. a judge counter allegations to be credible. cosmin marculetiu has not had the opportunity to respond to the allegations in court. >> the remainder of the trip, he kept that hotel key and he came that -- to that room and repeatedly raped and assaulted

me. i would have gone for help, but he was my help. it is a country i don' t know. sean: a full hearing to determine whether a final hearing -- order will be granted we have reached out to the defendant and his attorney not returned our calls. erin: the state ballot law commission will review several complaints surrounding the upcoming primary. to file -- complaint has been filed to remove donald trump from the ballot. trump' s national campaign manager calls the complaint outrageous. sean: challenges have also been filed against bernie sanders, ted cruz, marco rubio, and rick santorum, questioning their

a total of 58 people have signed up to be on the ballot for the new hampshire primary. that includes 30 republicans and 28 democrats. what that may seem like a lot, the total falls short of a record set in 1992, when 61 people filed to be on the ballot. erin: it is coming up. still ahead, hope is alive and well. the pitbull is making another step forward in her recovery. kevin: the weather is turning colder. find out where you can help or help someone else. erin: ahead at 5:30, a man convicted of human trafficking addressed the court before learning his fate, but offered no apology.

it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away.

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there will be a much lighter breeze out there today. we set up similar temperatures, but feeling a bit warmer with a lighter wind. i have the details on a warming trend coming up. sean: a cold start to your tuesday. the pitbull found starving and abandoned on the railroad tracks is now playing. erin: hope has gained 24 pounds since she was found in late october. at the time, she weighed just 22 pounds. the shelter will start working to redevelop hope' s muscles and donors have donated -- supporters of donated more than $1800 to pay for her care. sean: there is an effort underway to make sure children below the poverty line have a warm coat. members of the professional

firefighters of new hampshire started operation warm. >> it will come right up to a page in which you can put your credit card information, tax deductible, anything you want to give. you can do $34 for one coach. sean: kids can even pick their own color and size. if you need a coat, go to your local fire station or we have contact information for the program. i feel like the weather is why -- a reminder of why we need these coats. erin: coming up, cutting your home energy costs.

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can do around your house to save on energy costs. simply stopping the movement of air. eric and flow around light switches and outlets, on walls around the parameters of your home. that problem. serviced regularly. a properly working boiler will be more efficient and cost effective. if you have an air conditioner, every month and when you are running your a conditioner, setting it just five degrees higher against you 10% on your energy costs. yourself, but others read i are a professional. -- require a professional. >> look for something called building performance certified. they go to the seminars, they

insulation, weather stripping, and sealing techniques. sean: to review all of the tips and ideas, head on over to our website, wmur.com. erin: drug companies pfizer and allergan say they will merge, creating the largest drug company in the world. it would be the second largest merger ever at $60 billion. it would move iser to ireland -- pfizer to ireland, potentially saving hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes. black friday is almost here and it seems that shoppers are ready to open up their wallets. the average american plans to spend nearly $600 on friday. 45% of consumers say they are going to shop on black friday. 47% are going to shop on cyber

nearly two thirds say they will get less than half of their holiday shopping done on black friday. t know. a lot of people do plan to go out on thursday, as well. sean: thursday night, it already cranks up. kevin: the average american will spend $600? i was going to buy a new [laughter] sean: an-n-n-nometer. kevin: no, anemometer! get back to me on that. we have clear skies and a lighter breeze working through this afternoon. we get as cold as the lower teens to near 10 degrees and morning. clear skies. back to our west, we have

we have a weak disturbance gliding through. beyond that, it is fair skies going all the way back into the northern rock ease, which is where our next system is. again, some light snow and snow showers, nor the new york up through western parts of vermont. zero atop mount washington. s elsewhere. maybe kicking up to 10-15 miles per hour in the open areas in the afternoon. coolest of the air continues to rotate through across the entire lower 48 right here in new england. one more chilly night and then we start this warming trend, which is developing back out to our south and west. it will be 30' s to lower 40' s out there.

a couple of snow showers up north and through the mountains. beyond that, it will keep the fair skies around. that will set up almost full sunshine for the busy travel day on wednesday. it is not only here across new hampshire, but all the way down through the mid-atlantic states. it looks like we keep that going into thanksgiving -- an increase in high clouds late in the day will be out well ahead of the next system, which comes in late friday evening. there may be a stray rain shower, but that is the leading edge of the cooler air with highs in the 50' s and may be near 60 on friday. we fall back to the 40' s in time for the weekend. the key is the lighter breeze we will have out there this afternoon before tumbling into the teens and 20' s later on tonight. temperatures over the next several days ramp upward.

then the front comes through with a risk of a shower on friday night and then we cool back off for the weekend. looking good for travel, for the busy travel day for thanksgiving, but even for the sunday ride home. erin: that is great news. we start off with ray brewer. ray: the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert because of that -- alert. because of that alert, officials at the boston regional airport have modified protocols as necessary. passengers are being encouraged to arrive two hours before the get through security. erin: four people from new hampshire face charges in maine after they were seen on camera trying to steal a woman' s purse and knocking her down. they also rob a convenience store.

proposing a $600 million emergency funding bill to address the heroin problem in the u.s. sean: coming up, do you enjoy making gingerbread houses during the holidays? this impressive creation might

sean: welcome back, everybody. the blue gingham dress worn by judy garland in "the wizard of costumes of all time. erin: three people got into a bidding war with this dress and white blouse, finally selling for more than $1.5 million. it is one of just two dorothy costumes in existence.

the record for a "wizard of oz" costume was the cowardly lion, which fetched or than $3 million last year. a million and a half for that. wow. sean: many people make gingerbread houses for the holidays. yours probably won' t look quite like this. erin: probably not. santa' s holiday beach castle just opened up the sea glass restaurant in salisbury, massachusetts. it is eight feet square and it took more than 250 pounds of flour, 10 dozen eggs, 15 pounds of chocolate, and nearly 300 pounds of sugar to create this. sean: that takes engineering. if i did that, it would fully in on itself. coming up in the next half hour, the patriots are closing in on another division title, but the injuries are starting to mount even over last night' s win over

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: welcome back, everybody. good morning. another cold night out there. 26 degrees right now. slowly, but surely, we are going week. erin: it is looking great for the manchester-boston regional airport is stepping up security after the u.s. state department issued a statewide alert for americans traveling abroad. dozens of people turned out in vigil in memory of a little boy

charges in massachusetts after investigators say they miss led them on a homicide case. december-january. kevin: it does look like we are today. you get up in the mountains showers or flurries are a possibility. you are going to climb into the lower half of the 30' s. lower 40' s for southern areas. a lighter breeze should help through the afternoon. sean: let' s check out the roads. here is a live look at i-93 from our common man camera. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we are joined by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. right now, through the entire state of new hampshire, 93 is moving well. you are not seeing any delays or

all major roads in new hampshire are moving well. it is nice and quiet on 293, 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike. we are not seeing any delays on 93 south or route 3 south, as of yet. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. minuteman health, join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we are following a developing story out of turkey. the country confirmed overnight that it shot down a russian warplane on the border of syria. erin: turkey claims the plane violated turkish airspace and ignored repeated warnings. russia denies the claims that the plane crossed the border. the pilots parachuted out of the planes. the u.s. state department issued

terror -- sorry, travel alert due to the terrorist issues we have had overseas. sean: the alert is for americans traveling abroad. they are being urged to stay vigilant, especially in public places and on transportation. it is also suggested that travelers avoid large crowds and holiday events. ray brewer joins us live. good morning. ray: good morning. officials at the manchester-boston regional airport say they are operating at a heightened level of security. with the holiday traffic increasing volume of passengers at the airport, passengers are being urged to arrive 1.5-2 hours early to make sure they get through security. the manchester-boston regional airport says it has modified 30 protocols as necessary. -- modified protocols as

the state department issued a worldwide travel alert for americans to stay vigilant. travelers have mixed reactions. >> there is no concerns. everything is pretty safe around i hope. can to stop everything. >> i' m concerned for everywhere. no matter what you do, there is always going to be terrorism. >> think goodness. it is wonderful here. erin: ray: sue lawrence arrived home from a two week trip to spain. >> they were on red alert. there was four times the amount of security. there were almost as many cops as there were people out. ray: an assistant professional -- professor of international relations has visited dangerous spots around the globe to research terrorism. >> i think i would go ahead and

i would not let the terrorists get control of me in pakistan, syria, afghanistan. those places are highly dangerous and very unsafe. but traveling in western europe, around the united states, while something could happen, it is very unlikely. ray: the state department says it is not telling americans not to travel, it is telling them to be careful when they do. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: thank you. people gathered in alexandria to remember the life of a little boy who is now the center of a homicide investigation. dozens of people came together at the alexandria united methodist church for a candlelight vigil in memory of shawn "s.j." sylvester. yesterday would have been his first birthday. investigators say he died from blunt force trauma to the head more than a week ago. some parents brought their children to the vigil to keep his spirit alive.

>> this would have been one of his schoolmates. >> i really feel for the family. >> sean grew up with my -- shawn grew up with my son joe. this is a tragedy. erin: no one has been charged in connection with his death. the case remains under investigation. sean: a manchester man is in the hospital after suffering serious injuries from an accident in andover massachusetts. southbound side of the highway yesterday afternoon. the 21-year-old victim was standing behind his car in the breakdown lane when he was hit by a passing suv. the man was flown to mass general hospital. erin: a manchester couple is accused of misleading case. accused of lying about their whereabouts on the days the -- the day the homicide victim was last seen.

woman was found burning near some train tracks in massachusetts on november 3. they admitted to being with the victim earlier on in the day, but lied about their whereabouts later on. sean: the family of a man shot and killed outside his home in columbia is making it publicly for help in this case. the body of david oldham was found by one of his daughters on july 1. authorities say he was shot in the head and his death was ruled a homicide. his son and two daughters are speaking out, hoping someone will come forward with information. >> the people that don' t know what happened need to know. we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to know what happened. we don' t care who.

and there needs to be justice. sean: anyone with information is asked to call new hampshire state police. erin: a franklin man convicted in a human trafficking case that involved a 14-year-old girl learned his fate yesterday. william schein tried to sell the girl -- shine tried to sell the girl to a man, who he did not realize was an undercover cop. he spent 32 minutes on the stand blaming the media and the jury. >> they based it on the evidence they heard. erin: shine was sentenced to 15 years in prison. he and his wife will be back in court next year. they are both charged with

sean: hollis police are investigating a business burglary. they say someone broke into the hatch convenience store. an officer in massachusetts took three people in custody after they were spotted in a stolen car. inside that car, they found several items stolen from the convenience store. arrests are expected soon. erin: 30 people have already applied to be part of the state medical marijuana program -- the program. state officials hope that all four dispensaries in new hampshire will be up and running next year. sean: one growing group of victims in the heroin crisis who are rarely seen or heard, but are suffering terribly are the children of attics. the rising number of abuse and neglect cases is directly connected to parental or

>> kids as young as eight and nine are calling us to report that their parent or guardian or whoever is their caregiver is unconscious and unresponsive and we come out and we find that the person is suffering from an overdose. sean: tonight at 11:00, the overload on resources as the number of opioid orphans grows. the new police position aimed at putting those kids first. erin: the town of exeter has made the list of the 30 most architecturally impressive small towns in america. the towns were selected based on factors such as overall appeal to the average person with an interest in architecture. exeter came in 20th on the list. phillips exeter academy was noted for its historic buildings. it certainly is a great town. sean: gorgeous area.

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kevin: starting off with a live look in plymouth. 21 degrees. a lot of folks back into the teens. we are expecting a good deal of sunshine away from the mountains. there could be a couple of light snow showers or flurries to be had. sean: thanks. you may remember the story of the woman who killed a stranger inside a main supermarket. she has been sentenced to life in prison. connor maccalister pled guilty to the random stabbing death of 59-year-old wendy boudreau at shaw' s supermarket in saco. connor maccalister told investigators she was angry with

life. she went to the store to kill several victims. >> when i someday get married, wedding day. when i someday have children, she will not be here to see them take their first breaths. my children will not know their grammy. the family and friends. erin: connor maccalister entered a guilty plea over the objection of her lawyer, who wanted to use an insanity defense. sean: police in florida say a man dressed as darth vader tried to hold up a convenience store. officers say the costumed criminal walked into the store, show the clerk a gun, and demanded money. the clerk refused to give in and ended up hitting the would-be robber with a bottle of blue cheese salad dressing. the suspect took off empty-handed.

>> it was kind of psychotic, to tell you the truth. worried from now on. that' s a fact. sean: witness reaction. witnesses saw the suspect get into a car and removed the darth later. the world' for traffic. the top 30 cause at least one million hours of delays each per year. the o' neill tunnel was 15th on that list. 93 south approaching the brain tree was listed as the 28th worst. -- braintree split was listed as the 28th worst. the northbound spaulding

turnpike approaching the general sullivan bridge -- that area is currently being widened -- was also mentioned. sean: the new england patriots took on the buffalo bills on monday night football. this was the 250th game for bill belichick. tied at 3-3 with less than 20 seconds to go, tom brady past two james white for a 20-yard touchdown. rex ryan was not happy about it. in the third, lashawn mccoy took it around the right side to tie the game and 10-10. brady threw two danny amendola who took it down inside the 10 yard line. danny amendola left the game with a knee injury. the patriots did go on to win this game 20-13, improving to 10-0 on the season. erin: but another injury, unfortunately.

brad marsh and for state join over -- marchang forced a turnover. the bruins got a 1-0 lead. zac rinaldo scored his first of the season. the game went into overtime. a season-high 39 saves and boston went on to win in a shootout. >> now, your storm watch nine forecast. kevin: reminds me of myself out on the ice. --sean: reminds me of myself out there on the ice. slapping the puck out of midair. [laughter] sean: you don' t have to laugh that hard. kevin: you will notice a lot of sunshine out there today. there will be a couple of snow

northern vermont to northern new hampshire and that we drop into the teens and 20' s tonight. we start to see the clouds increase. eventually coming with that increase will be an increase in a southwesterly breeze. that means milder temperatures for thanksgiving and black friday. the temperatures do look fairly mild. not nearly as cold as what we have at their this morning. notice a lot of lake-effect snow. light snow showers will try to add jan across northern new hampshire into the afternoon. otherwise, large amount of real estate until the next system. that does not arrive until sometime later friday evening. a big area of low pressure will be overhead. mid-20'

s at the coast. a lot of inland sections, upper teens to lower ranges of the 20' s. that is about where we are in some parts of the north country -- down to 13 in lisbon. 12, jefferson. 12, lancaster. down to 10 up in pittsburgh. zero atop mount washington. lighter breeze, good deal of sunshine for the southern half of the state. much better than yesterday. those will be around through early this evening. a repeat of the temperatures we had this morning for tomorrow morning. tomorrow, a couple of notches warmer. tomorrow for the busy travel day, almost nothing but sunshine into the afternoon. then we start to add a few high

notice the front back to our west. as it moves toward us, the showers dying out. beyond that, we are looking quiet until the beginning of next week. each of the next four days warmer. that eventually sets up the cooldown with the risk of a shower late friday night, early saturday. that is it, as far as precipitation through monday. the temperatures are pretty close to the norms. the warmest days look to be thanksgiving and the busy shopping day. still, 30' s are a lot better. erin: in the spirit of giving, students at saint anselm college

blessing of 120 food baskets as part of the thanksgiving tradition that started 13 years ago. the baskets were delivered to local families as identified as needing a little help this holiday season. sean: the new verizon soup kitchen is hosting its 27th annual thanksgiving breakfast. after the event, new horizons will be handing out hundreds of food boxes to less fortunate families. harbor homes will be hosting its 50th annual thanksgiving day feast. 350-400 needy people are expected to turn out for the free meal. lot of great efforts going on this week. erin: still ahead, an unlikely hero comes to rescue two women

popular landmark lego-style. they made a scale replica of lambeau field. the model is 15 feet by 13 feet, standing at little more than two feet tall. and it can get cold, even in the lego version. erin: they need a few more fans in the stands. a clown in canada is being deemed a hero after helping to women in serious trouble. doo doo the clown was driving in downtown toronto with two other clowns and they noticed a man acting strange. the clowns noticed this. the man approached to women on the street and then ran after them. sean: i' m glad there is dash cam video. doo doo screamed for the women to look out and they managed to get into the clown car. kevin: the man going after them attacked the car, ripped off the

side view mirror, but police quickly arrived and arrested him. >> i don' t want to get emotional. my daughter came up and said, you are my hero. sean: doo doo was honored for his bravery at the toronto city hall. clowns seeing something strange. he was getting emotional, but he was still smiling. erin: you guys need to get one of these ties he was wearing. sean: i will work on that for the holiday. tips for those looking to save. energy savers. ways to cut down on home heating costs. ray: the state department has

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