tom: now at 11:00, a man says robbers held him at gunpoint in his own house. >> one of them would stand in the doorway and put me on the ground as the other two were just ransacking the rooms. tom: the items the men got away with. manchester' s winter parking ban goes into effect tomorrow. but the rules about where to park are changing. mike: dry for now, but rain is approaching from the south and when it arrives, plus how much west. when it arrives, plus how much we could see. tom: the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado made his first court appearance. what we' re learning about his actions after his arrest. manchester police are pitching in to help a new non-profit. how this bike-focused operation is getting people moving. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

tom: durham police are looking for the 3 people who held a man at gunpoint as they ransacked his home. good evening, i' m tom griffith. a terrifying story tonight. the young man says he came home on saturday night and found the 3 men in his home. wmur' s suzanne roantree spoke to the victim and joins us live from the durham police department. suzanne: it was just before 10:30 on saturday night when brian hochberg returned to his madbury court rental house -his roommates were out for the evening, so he thought the house was empty, but once he got inside he realized that wasn' t the case. >> he was acosted by three men who were armed with hand guns they were wearing masks and dark clothing. hochberg found the 3 suspects running up the basement stairs with their guns pointed at him, and for the next forty minutes the 3 armed robbers kept hochberg close by as they filled their backs. >> they started leading me they' d kick in the door one of

put me on the ground as the other two were just ransacking the rooms taking anything expensive, of value. suzanne five of the six bedrooms : in the house had their doors kicked in, the rooms left in chaos. >> all those dressers got pulled out, the bed was flipped up, the house was all torn apart. >> they brought me back into the living room and laid me down on my stomach and then they eventually exited out the back and it was about 10 minutes until i finally realized they were gone. suzanne unhurt hochberg, whose : cellphone had been stolen, ran to a nearby bar where he was able to call police. >> everything that we had of including xboxes, tv' s, electronics were big. >> my laptop was stolen another roomates laptop was stolen, my suzanne the robbery has left : hochberg and his housemates i haven' t felt safe sleeping in unsettled.

suzanne: police want to hear from anyone who was in the area that night between 9:30 and 10:30 and saw anything suspicious. the group that lives in the house, they say because of the robbie most -- because of the robbery, they will most likely move out. tom: manchester police are investigating whether two recent robberies are connected. on friday night, a man demanded cash at amt market on massabesic street. the clerk says he tried to use his shoe to hit the would-be robber and that scared him off. he left empty handed. on saturday night, the clerk at s superette on somerville street reported a robbery. surveillance pictures show a man wearing a mask and police say he demanded cash from the clerk. manchester police are looking into any connection. the planned parenthood clinic in claremont reopened today, nearly six weeks after it was hit by a vandal. police say a boy got into the building in october and used a hatchet to destroy computers, phones, medical equipment, and plumbing fixtures.

officers are keeping an extra eye on the facility, particularly in light of friday' s deadly shooting at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. a battery of firefighters converged on moran road in hopkinton for a two alarm fire. fire investigators are still sifting through the debris to try to determine what started it, and they' ll likely be back at it tomorrow. the homeowners eventually made it back to the house early this evening to learn that their dog did get out safely but the structure had serious damage. >> no one was home. it was called in by a passer by,initial reports went to weare it didn' t come through concord and once concord was notified we were dispatched,and it went to a second alarm right away with the extent of fire that was on scene when we got here. crews were called back to handle tom a hot spot late this : evening. a fire in south hampton destroyed a home this morning. the owner of the house on hilldale avenue says he was sleeping upstairs when the flames broke out.

and no one was hurt. firefighters are investigating the cause. police have arrested a second person in connection with the theft of guns from an armory in worcester, massachusetts. investigators say ashley bigsbee, from dorchester, had one of the assault rifles that was taken from the armory two weeks ago. 10 of the weapons taken from the armory have been recovered. the fbi announced today a 15,000 dollar reward for information about the six that are still missing. administrators expect a normal day at two schools in tilton tomorrow, after a shooting threat today. winnisquam regional high school and middle school were placed on a ' soft' lockdown this morning after a student alerted school officials to the threat on a social media app. school administrators say they contacted the police immediately. about two dozen parents opted to pick up their children after they got the automated phone alert. >> after seeing all the mass

not something i' m willing to risk. we want to send the message that >>we want to send the message that this is very serious. people will be prosecuted and charged if they put those kind of threats out there. tom: police say with help from the fbi, they identified the suspect and determined there was no credible threat to staff or students. manchester' s winter parking ban takes effect tomorrow but there' s a change to how it works. during months that are even numbers like december you should park overnight on the even side of the street. during odd-number months, drivers should park on the side of the street with odd address numbers. under the old plan, the date determined where parking was allowed. in commitment 2016, new jersey governor chris christie held a town hall meeting in loudon tonight. he' s campaigning in the granite state after picking up two endorsements in two days. yesterday, the new hampshire union leader endorsed him, and today a pair of well-known

danny plummer gave him their support. republican presidential candidate marco rubio spent the evening in rye. the florida senator was the latest guest at former senator scott brown' s no b.s. backyard barbeque event. rubio also held a town hall meeting in laconia earlier in the day. former maryland governor martin o' malley took part in our candidate cafe series today. the democratic candidate for president loosened his tie to join undecided voters for a meal at the airport diner in manchester. he shared stories about his grades in school and his love for music. >> and at the time there were 7 full-time irish bars but only 3 full time bands, so we werent very good but we started getting hired. from the age of 17 i was playing in bars sometimes three or four nights a week. he is looking at me crazy. yeah i would never let you do

tom o' malley is just the latest : candidate to take part in our candidate cafe series a meal , with undecided voters who were selected with the help of our partners at saint anselm college. president obama is in paris tonight for the beginning of two weeks of discussions over how to handle global warming. more than 150 world leaders gathered today for the u.n. climate change conference. this long planned meeting comes just weeks after the terror attack that killed 130 in paris. president obama says the ongoing terror threat should motivate the world leaders to do more to save the planet. president obama nothing will : deter us from building the future we want for our children. what greater rejection of those who would tear down our world than marshaling our best efforts to save it? tom meanwhile, the city is on : lockdown for the gathering and all public protests are banned.

emmissions. the white house has named a new senior presidential advisor focused solely on the fight against the islamic state. robert malley was previously a senior director at the national security council for the middle east and africa. the white house also plans to work on tightening security in the visa waver program which allows some people to travel to the u.s. without a visa. the man accused of opening fire at a colorado planned parenthood killing three people made his first court appearance today. police are sharing new information about what he said to them after they arrested him. abc' s brandi hitt has the latest. no questions. >> shackled and wearing a >> shackled and wearing a suicide prevention suit planned parenthood shooting suspect, robert dear, appeared before a colorado judge for the first time through video conference. >> the initial charge against you is murder in the first degree. the 57-year-old is accused of

leaving nine wounded and 3 dead including iraq war veteran ke-arre stewart. he leaves behind two daughters >> he tried to get back inside and warn the others to take cover, military instinct. >> what does that tell you about him? that' s the big brother i know . >> mother, jennifer markovsky, >> mother, jennifer markovsky, was also killed along with 44-year-old officer garrett swasey who will be laid to rest friday. his flag draped casket escorted by motorcade. several of the victims' family members were in court as detectives continue searching for answers. an apparent loner, dear lived in this shack before recently moving to this colorado mobile home. after his surrender law enforcement sources say he allegedly rambled hostile comments about planned parenthood. >> it is a mandatory no bond, meaning he cannot post bond and get out. >> the district attorney' s office has until next week to file all charges against robert dear. some of the victims' family members say they' ve already

angeles. coming up on news 9 tonight. tom: the donation officers are making to the qc bike collective. plus a family ending their fundraising effort for his recovery. their message to everyone who helped. >> the next system moving in our direction. when it arrives in the forecast ahead. tom: of boston marathon bombing survivor is lending her' s or two giving tuesday, a cause close to her heart that she' s asking others to get behind. now to our ulocal hot shot. this dog is in the holiday spirit. show us how your family is getting ready for the holidays. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of

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provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. pouring into a new storefront in manchester the non-profit is making such a difference, the city' s police department has taken notice and now will take part. our jean mackin shows us why. jean there' s a new neighbor here : on the corner of union and spruce streets in manchester a unique non-profit organization

they' re rolling along inside the qc bike collective. the non-profit takes up the first floor of the neighbor works building this is a popular idea in other cities now manchester has its own community bike space. >> it' s a space to work on your own bike with our help, in addition, we take in donated bikes, rehab them and sell them at very reasonable prices. >> for kids, it keeps them off the street, it gives them something to do. i think we were surprised by learn how many adults use it for basic transportation. jean the manchester police : department saw the positive spin in this neighborhood and now plans to donate about 100 unclaimed bikes getting in gear. bike shops have pitched in, michael rennie helps out now >> they' re repurposing bicycles and providing them for the kids

behind me as a good luck gift, as a token of appreciation >> kevin gaudette volunteers his repair skills. >> i learned it as a kid with my dad and we used to fix bikes in the neighborhood too when i was a kid so i like doing it. jean: the volunteers here say this really is just a vehicle to bring the community together. >>it' s really not all about the bikes its about learning how to do something, having the confidence, skills work with others to do it. jean qc bike collective is : holding an open house here tuesday from 4 to 6 to show the community what they do. they also plan to ask the city for some funding. in manchester jean mackin wmur news nine. mont vernon seriously burned in taiwan says they' re ending their the family of alex haas posted today, thanking everyone for their generosity and support. alex was burned on over 90% of his body during the accident at a water park in june. his family says he' ll have more

december. a survivor of the monster blast boston marathon bombing is asking you to think a little differently about holiday shopping this year. she now uses a trust that it the bombing. she now works with limbs for life, an organization that gives us that ask to people who need them but cannot afford them. tomorrow i' m giving tuesday, she wants americans to think about making a donation to this cause instead of buying a gift. >> you can say you gave hearts to someone that really needed it. tom: more than 3000 amputations occur across the united states each week. prosthetics cost thousands of dollars. giving tuesday' s a national campaign to encourage people to donate to others during the busy shopping season. you can also help put a smile on a child' s face this holiday

spirit of giving toy drive. along with our partners z-107 and rock 101 we' ll be collecting new, unwrapped toys this friday, saturday, and sunday at toys r us in manchester and at the crossings in newington. members of the wmur team will be live at both locations on friday to thank you for your generosity. all donations will go to toys for tots. we do it every year and we get a great turnout. mike: people are wonderful. ,: it' s friday, saturday, and sunday this weekend. there is going to be some snow around the corner. my: there is no in the forecast for some parts of new hampshire. the class were winning the battle over sunshine but now the clouds have broken up and moved

clear skies and those temperatures are falling off. quite a few changes down to the south and west. some rain showers will creep in with some cold air tomorrow morning in western new england. if you' re traveling into western mass or towards connecticut, there could be some light freezing rain you -- to contend with during that commute. occasional light showers during tomorrow afternoon but then steady rain on and off tomorrow night right through wednesday night. on the back side of the storm it will turn cold enough for quite a bit of snow in upstate new york, in vermont and possibly northern parts of new hampshire into northern maine. 16 atop mount washington, actually beginning to warm up slightly at other -- upper

20' s on average across the lakes region and points south and southeast. teens and 20' s elsewhere, a few mid-20' s at the coast. in between a wedge of warmer air is trying to roll through at the same time clouds are moving in as well. the warm air is overriding the coast of to the north creating the cloud deck and eventually some light precipitation. the only concern tomorrow in new england in the morning will be for light freezing rain in western massachusetts and also connecticut. then a couple of these light showers make it in during the late morning and early afternoon. not a lot of heavy rain on tuesday. here are the widely scattered showers in the afternoon and early evening.

wednesday, at times heavy and other times very little if any. notice once that begins to pull away cold air chases it and that changes it over to some steady snow. upstate new york, into northern and central maine. we could see several inches piling up in the white mountains and even a couple of inches in the lower elevations in the great north woods. notice there is a cut off over central and southern new hampshire. we stay snow free for the most part but there could be a few flakes mixed in with the rain shower. a few flurries of north on friday, outside of that it is dry and the first weekend of december is looking fantastic. there' s an estimated 2500-3000 santas that will be running down main street on saturday.

tom cole and some good-looking ones and some not quite so good. it' s time for jason king to do his job. jason: good news for the patriots and rob gronkowski.

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football game, led to a denver touchdown. today, the rookie free agent wide receiver was released by the team. if he clears waivers, harper will likely end up back on the practice squad. the bigger news from foxborough surrounding rob gronkowski. what looked like a devastating the injury turned out not to be so bad after all. he went down after taking a shot to his right knee. x-rays were negative last night. today' s him arrive showed only a bone bruise, which is really the best case scenario. he likely will not play in the next two games. tom brady was asked if he thought the hit was dirty. >> i hate to see it. it' s really the only way for defenders to hit now, so the players would probably rather you go i that low. i don'

s 30, i just think that' s the way that play right now. jason: a bit further south in miami, second half, celtics up 10 in transition. then isaiah thomas kicks it off to bradley who knocks down the corner. a team-high 25 points. wade had a big night for miami. then in the fourth and alley-oop to wait made a five-point game. he had a game-high 30 points. evan turner bud selig down the stretch. celtics win 105-95. thursday. bulldogs in the dark uniforms, first cap shane mosley auckland knocks down three from the wing.

the coach on the sidelines looking on. to colby armstrong was there for the follow. a nice finish with the left hand , does it with one shoe. lost a shoe in the process. he did come back for it so don' t get too concerned. hunter will kick it out to curtis oakley for three. smith led the way with a career-high 23 points and the wildcat when the unh women' s 75-67. volleyball team is in the ncaa tournament. the wildcats will travel to the university of florida for a first round matchup with the 11th ranked gators on thursday night at 7:00. new hampshire are making their third straight appearance in the tournament and sixth in program history. >> such an honor for us all to be able to travel again.

we all really wanted to go somewhere different. it' s just really exciting to be able to have this experience. jason: three hockey east teams in the top five, unh is not ranked. the wildcats are not ranked, they play a home and home series with maine this weekend. tom: nice job, thank you very much. still to come on news 9 tonight. new hampshire will represented in d.c. this winter on the national christmas tree. the artists who created this year' s ornaments. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a

to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of

tom: the national christmas display outside the white house will include handmade ornaments that capture the spirit of new hampshire. the androscoggin river athletes of the special olympics crafted a dozen ornaments that will hang on new hampshire' s tree. they include paintings of gifts, snowmen, and snowy winter landscapes. the national christmas tree lighting will take place thursday afternoon. congrats to all the artists. thanks for joining us for news tonight at 11.

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