sean: now one day break, travelers beware. the u.s. government has issued a warning for all americans traveling this week, especially if you are headed overseas. in connection with two crimes. way. we will talk about the changes for the holiday weekend with futurecast ahead. sean: heroin is a serious issue and senator jeanne shaheen wants of money and prevention and treatment programs. like we do.

until thanksgiving. almost here. sean: can you believe that? a lot of folks are heading out situations. skies across the area. temperatures dropping back into s. we will have a much lighter wind out there today. the exception will be -- one lonely degree atop not washington. highs today with the lighter wind, 30' s. let' tuesday morning ride. wzid' good morning. deb: good morning, kevin.

commute on interstate 89, things are looking great up in the upper valley. if you are coming on the southbound side, we are not seeing any delays, as well. 93, 293, and the everett turnpike are all up to speed and incidents-free. if you are heading into boston, we are seeing increased volume. route 3 south is slow already. 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: thanks. speaking at hitting the road, travel for the long holiday weekend will start to pick up today, but the u.s. state department has issued a worldwide travel alert for all

stephanie ramos has more on the warning. stephanie: good morning. the state department says they are not telling americans not to travel around the world, but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling this holiday season, a new warning for you in the wake of deadly attacks in paris. the state department issuing an uncommon worldwide alert due to increased terrorist threats. >> we are and we continue to be concerned. stephanie: current information suggests that terrorist groups plan to use conventional and nonconventional weapons. the city of new york is stepping up its police presence. the heightened alert is 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 at the white house today. the pair will discuss how to ramp up the fight against isis extremist. president obama has shown no signs of expanding the u.s. strategy in the middle east and western europe, even as he is under pressure to do so by france and others. abc news, washington. sean: while there are no overseas flights out of manchester, there is heightened garrity -- security and travelers are urged to allow extra time. ray brewer joins us live from the airport. good morning. ray: good morning. officials at the manchester-boston regional airport say that they have modified their security protocols as necessary.

heavy as the travel week gets underway at the airport. passengers are being encouraged to arrive two hours before their flight leaves we did catch up with a few people. >> there are no concerns. i think everything is pretty safe around here. >> 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. mainly overseas. the state department stresses that they are not telling people not to travel, they are just saying to be careful when you do. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur wmur news 9. erin: four people are charged in new hampshire with a pair of

a woman fell to the ground after and he got into a waiting car. later, a story wells got robbed and police determined that the same people were involved. heroin crisis continues to grow across the country and senator jeanne shaheen is proposing an emergency funding bill worth $600 million to help address the issue in the u.s. the bulk of the money would go to the u.s. department of health and human services for prevention, treatment, and recovery programs, like hope for new hampshire recovery, the only center of its type in the granite state. >> we need to treat it as a national emergency. that is what this legislation would do. it would increase support for those programs we have seen that make a difference. erin: senator kelly ayotte is asking hhs to designate this

emergency. sean: a seacoast woman has received a temporary order of protection against a ballet sexually assaulting her while on a trip in 2014. the fbi would not confirm or deny if they are investigating. speaking out. order of protection filed in district court, lissa curtis alleges that cosmin marculetiu, the ballet director of new england movement arts, sexually assaulted her multiple times over 10 days in romania. a judge found her allegations to be credible and granted her petition. cosmin marculetiu has not had the allegations in court. lissa curtis: the remainder of the trip, he kept that hotel key and he came into my room and repeatedly raped and assaulted me.

he was my help. i' t know. sean: a full hearing to determine whether an order will be granted has been set for december. defendant and his attorney multiple times, but they have not returned our calls. erin: the state ballot law commission will review several complaints surrounding the upcoming presidential primary. a complaint has been filed a donald trump' s name should be removed from the ballot. trump' s national campaign manager called the complaint outrageous. sean: challenges have also been filed against bernie sanders, ted cruz, marco rubio, and rick santorum, questioning their eligibility to be on the ballot. 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. while that may seem like a lot, the total full short of the record, when 61 people filed. when you enter that truth in february, there will be a lot of names on there. erin: hope is a live and well. the abandoned pit bull is making another step forward in her recovery. sean: find out where you can get help or help someone else with a warm winter coat. erin: a man conviction of human trafficking address to the court yesterday, but offered no

kevin: another sunrise for central and southern areas, while up north, clouds could mean a few flurries. it will be a day where temperatures will be in the 30' s and 40' s. we will talk about the warming trend for your thanksgiving with the forecast coming up. sean: the pitbull found starving and abandoned along railroad tracks in claremont is now able to run and play. erin: the lost my way animal shelter posted this video of hope -- she has gained 24 pounds since she was found in late october. the shelter will soon start working to redevelop her muscles and supporters have donated more than $18,000 to help pay for her care. sean: there are 34,000 children in new hampshire living below the poverty line and there is an effort underway to make sure

members of the professional firefighters of new hampshire launched operation warm black friday yesterday. you can donate online. each coat costs $34. >> goto operationwarm.org/new hampshire. you can do $34 for one coat. you can give 100, you can give 50. own color and size. it seems like such a simple it is a huge deal. erin: the fact that the kids get to pick out what kind of color they want. i think that is a great thing. cooling.

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erin: the mascot for a college in vermont has returned months after he was reported missing. ' s party the green cape spartan of castleton university government association offices two months ago. until he showed up unharmed at the football field. a university spokesman said they figured sparty needed a break after homecoming weekend. sean: most people are interested in ways to save money and there are several things you can do around the house to save your energy costs. remember, one of the keys is simply stopping the movement of air. air can flow around light switches and outlet, on walls around the perimeter of your home. insulating back covers can help

reduce that problem. get your furnace or boiler serviced regularly. during the off-season. if you have an air conditioner, make sure to clean the filters every month and when you are running it, setting it just five degrees higher can save you 10% on your energy costs. there are many things you can do yourself, but others require a professional. whether you are building new or renovating, experts have an important tip. >> look for something called the building performance certified contractor. they go to the seminars. they know the state-of-the-art insulation, weather stripping, air sealing techniques. sean: to review all of the tips and ideas, head on over to our website, wmur.com. erin: black friday is almost here and it seems shoppers are

ready to open up their wallets. the average american plans to spend nearly $600 on friday. 45% of consumers say they will shop on black friday. 47% will shop on cyber monday. two thirds say they will get less than half of their holiday shopping done on black friday. but what about black friday eve? a.k.a. thanksgiving. kevin: i' m amazed. $600 on average for an american on friday. sean: it' s the way it goes, i guess. i find the best shopping happens on the 23rd and 24th of december. kevin: so do a lot of males, apparently. [laughter] sean: you just had to brooks pharmacy and ask. [laughter] kevin: another look into the life of sean mcdonald. interesting.

the afternoon is shaping up to be a bright and brisk day. up north, you may have a few extra clouds out there and a couple of snow showers wandering in from the west. together. a couple of those could creep across northern areas. waiting on the next system that is still out in the pacific it does not get here until morning. so this is the only game in town for the next several days, so it means extra nice traveling conditions. 13 in whitefield. -3 atop not washington overnight. it is now >> 1 degree. temperatures are running 15 degrees colder than we were yesterday.

notice the warming trend back out to our west. eventually, we start to get a little bit more southerly and southwesterly wind that continues through black friday. temperatures could be near 60 degrees on black friday. 10 degrees in pittsburgh. you get back to the low to mid 30' s this afternoon. for central and southern areas, we are looking at temperatures going from 43 in manchester 244 in manchester -- to 44 in portsmouth. extra clouds in northwestern parts of the state. a chance of a few flurries and a light shower. we do it all over again tonight temperature-wise. a big area of high pressure in control. as that moves offshore, the wind starts to turn more southerly on thanksgiving day and starts to pick up out of the southwest on

the day before, eventually getting us too near 60 by friday. our only chance of precipitation is on late friday and early saturday in the seven-day forecast. the on that come we go back to the fair skies for the weekend, even into monday and tuesday, with temperatures in the low and mid 40' s. a nice surge the temperatures for traveling on thanksgiving. erin: seriously? 60 degrees on friday? kevin: a couple of spots could get there. erin: we do want to check our top stories. ray: the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert. officials at the manchester-boston regional airport say they have modified security protocols as necessary. with the added volume expected for the holiday weekend, in addition to the alert, passengers are being encouraged

to arrive two hours before their flight leaves to be sure they get through security. erin: four people face charges after they were seen on camera trying to steal a woman' s purse and knocking her down. hours later, they rob a convenience store. senator jeanne shaheen is proposing an emergency funding bill to a dress heroin problem in the u.s. it is not clear how much of that money would come to new hampshire.

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houses for the holidays, but yours will probably not look like this one. erin: probably, but it might bear some resemblance. holiday beach castle just opened up at the sea glass restaurant in salisbury, massachusetts. the castle is eight feet square. it took more than 250 pounds of flour, 10 dozen eggs, 15 pounds of chocolate, and nearly 300 masterpiece. amazing. sean: i think they should get a bunch of kids and let this run at it at the end of the day. erin: how does the roof stay on? [laughter] sean: coming up, the patriots are closing in on another division title, but the injuries are starting to mount. erin: some of the worst traffic bottlenecks in the country are

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: you might want to stay can. good morning, everybody. meredith. beautiful sky. erin: beautiful as the sun comes up. the manchester-boston regional airport is stepping up security after the u.s. state department issued a worldwide alert to americans traveling abroad. dozens of people turned out in alexandria last night for a candlelight vigil in memory of a

a couple from manchester is facing charges in massachusetts after authorities say they a homicide case. kevin: it was one of those cold, crisp nights. very chilly. kevin: it is. degrees below average for this time of year. degrees above normal for the do to you. couple of snow showers trying to ride in across northern areas of the state. for the rest of us, high temperatures in the 30' s and 40' s today. we will have similar temperatures to what we have yesterday. sean: let' s check out the roads. a lot of folks starting their morning commutes to their holiday destinations. kevin: four look at the morning drive, we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning.

lots of folks will be heading out on the roads to get their travel plans underway, but 93 is a great right through the entire state of new hampshire. it is steady, but it is up to speed on 293 through the mill yard. if you are out on 101, 111, the everett turnpike, or the spalding, you are not going to see any delays. 93 south heading into boston is heavy. getting word of a crash at wilmington exit 32. expect heavy traffic volume later today and into tonight, as many will begin their holiday travel plans. clan around that and expect some delays. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. -- this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. minuteman health, join the

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kevin: tuesday morning, november 24. beautiful sunrise out at hampton beach. the state. a lot of folks are back in the s. we are looking at temperatures today in the 30' s.

with the lighter wind, we will look ahead to your thanksgiving and beyond for your holiday weekend with your forecast coming up. erin: we are just learning that four people were killed in a helicopter crash at fort hood in texas. sean: the chopper crashed in the northeast portion of that military post. the crew was assigned to division west first army and were on a routine mission at the time of the crash. the names of the crew members will be released pending notification of their families. the woman who killed a stranger inside a main supermarket has been sentenced to life in prison. erin: connor maccalister pled guilty to the random stabbing of 59-year-old wendy boudreau in saco. she told officers she was angry with life and went to the store to kill several people. both she and the victim' s family

>> when i come to get married, she will not be here on the wedding day. she will not be there to see my children take their first breaths. my children will not know their grammy like my nieces and nephews have area -- have. my heart goes out to -- erin: connor maccalister entered a guilty plea over the objection of her lawyer, who wanted to use the insanity defense. sean: police in florida say a man dressed as darth vader try 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 ended up hitting the would-be robber with a bottle of blue cheese salad dressing. the suspect took off empty-handed. tell you the truth. i don' t know why i did not pick

sean: a witness saw the suspect get into a car and remove that darth vader mask. he was arrested a short time later. erin: boston is home to three of the nations worst highway bottlenecks. the top 30 cause at least one million hours of delays each year. the o' neill tunnel causes 2 million hours of delays each year. 93 south at the braintree split was listed at the 28th worst bottleneck. the approach to the ted williams bridge came in at number 30. route 125 in acting and the northbound spaulding turnpike approaching the general sullivan bridge. sean: many of you stayed up for the game last night, the new

buffalo bills and this was the 250th game for bill belichick as the patriots' watch this. tom brady passes to james white for a 20-yard touchdown. watch the reaction from bills head coach rex ryan. not very happy. lashawn mccoy took it around the right side to tie the game at 10-10. for 117 yards. the patriots went on to win this game 20-13. erin: the bruins played in toronto. brad marchand grabbed a rebound out of midair for a shorthanded goal. the goal was reviewed and stood.

four goals were scored in the second period. the game went to overtime tied at 3-3. boston went on to win this game in a shootout 4-3. >> now, your storm watch 9 forecast. sean: i do that all the time playing street hockey. erin: really? do we have video? kevin: is there a goalie? [laughter] sean: let' s move onto the weather. it is cold up there in berlin. who needs witnesses for [laughter] kevin: legend in your own mind. skies. down into the teens for the state. sunrise setting up. sunshine. the farther west and the farther north you go, some extra clouds,

we may kick off a few snow the trip over the green mountains and into northern new hampshire and the afternoon. beyond that, an area of high pressure in control. the next system does not get night or early saturday. we have the fair skies for the busy travel day tomorrow. 20' shoreline. notice as you go back to the merrimack valley. it is a cold start to the day and likely a repeat tomorrow morning with clear skies and light wind. temperature has gone all the way back to near 10 degrees in pittsburgh this morning with partly cloudy skies. a lot of tens and 12' s in cost county. for the rest of us, it is upper ranges of the 30' s to lower 40' s this afternoon, with a lighter breeze out of the west northwest . maybe a couple of gusts over

10-15 miles per hour into the afternoon. temperatures again tonight drop back into the teens to lower 20' s. tomorrow, a little bit more of a jump. in the afternoon, we should be from the mid-30' s to the lower half of the 40' s tomorrow afternoon. from there, we get to the 40' s and the lower half of the 50' s as the breeze turns more southerly on thanksgiving. through the afternoon, an increase in high temperatures. is supposed to be friday ahead of that front. quite a few more clouds around. temperatures should be up into s. a couple of areas in the south could reach 60 degrees on black friday. temperatures starting off in the s and leveling off with the lighter breeze into the s in southern areas. through friday. no problems if you are going to

be traveling around. the cooler air comes in later friday night and early saturday. a big hello and thank you to the fifth-graders at the south school in londonderry. in their weather unit, they have been doing predictions of seasons and they gave me a book about their winter season predictions. it is pretty interesting. they went through, student by system -- student by student to predict how many snow days there would be officially. 47 of the 89 days of the winter, they are expecting snow with an average snowfall of around 69 inches. we average around 65 per season, so it little bit above normal. erin: the mountains would be psyched with jessica' s prediction of over 200 inches of snow this winter. they are pulling for jessica' s prediction. it is now 6:50 one. still ahead, a final check on

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erin: updating our top stories. sean: the u.s. state department has issued a worldwide travel alert days before the holiday. ray: because of that alert, officials at the manchester-boston regional airport say they are operating at a heightened level of security. because of the expected heavy amount of passengers for holiday travel, passengers are being urged to arrive 1.5-two hours before their flights to make sure they get through security. erin: the couple from manchester is facing charges in manchester -- massachusetts after they misled investigators working on a homicide case.

julien and shannon squires are accused of lying about their whereabouts on the day the victim was last seen. sean: dozens of people turned out in alexandria in memory of a little boy whose death has been ruled a homicide. investigators say shawn "s.j." sylvester died from blunt force trauma to the head. yesterday would have been his first birthday. erin: a franklin man convicted in a human trafficking case that involved a 14-year-old girl has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. william shine tried to sell the girl to a man without realizing police informant. kevin: partly sunny with a s early this morning. tomorrow. almost nothing but sunshine. continuing out through thursday, the beginning of a warming trend. we cool off much closer to the

erin: thank you so much. coming up next on "good morning america," the latest on that developing story out of turkey. the country says that it shot down a russian warplane overnight on the border with syria, claiming it violated turkish airspace and we are getting word that a pilot has been killed. sean: we are hearing that nato will have a meeting on this, as well. four crew members are dead after a helicopter crash at fort hood. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.