stephanie: a street in hudson hit by a car. adam: president obama is hours address on terrorism. the x message one expert says he will be sending to the nation. hayley: fog and milder temperatures on monday. stephanie: it is a first for the granite state. >> we think it is an answer to help women. stephanie: the husband and wife hoping to give released women a chance at a better life. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

adam: we begin with breaking news at 6:00. a 14-year-old boy airlifted to boston to a hospital after he is hit by a car. thanks for joining us. i am adam sexton. stephanie: i am stephanie woods. the crash happened just after 3:00 this afternoon in hudson. that is where we find mike cronin live tonight. mike: highland street has been closed for hours. this remains an active seen what police try to figure out how the 14-year-old boy was hit by a car. the teen was crossing highland street when he was hit by 2007 tucson driving west. police say the boy suffered injuries and was airlifted to a boston hospital. a factor in the accident. but in general, neighbors say they have seen accidents before and cars drive fast on this road. >> the cars fly down this road day long.

i walk them back-and-forth to the bus stop. >> about 20 years ago when we moved here, it was like a back road. now people use it like a highway. they cut across from hudson to nashua. it is crazy. together what led up to the accident. as we learn more, we will bring you that information. mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you. state police have identified the people killed in a head-on crash on route 101 in wilton. investigators say 31-year-old marcus harmon of keene crossed the center line in a lincoln sedan around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. he crashed into a subaru driven by 67-year-old wendy davis of temple. both drivers died at the scene. adam: in less than two hours, president obama will go before the american people and a letter -- deliver a rare oval office speech. the topic is the nation' s effort

california. president obama: tonight, i am announcing that the american combat mission in iraq has ended. adam: that was five years ago, the last time president obama gave a nationally televised address from the oval office. tonight he' ll do it again, , refocusing on the terrorist threat from an unstable middle east. but in the wake of the terror-linked mass shooting in california, there is increasing division over what to do. speaking to news 9 this weekend, republican presidential candidate lindsey graham zeroed in on isis. >> i am convinced if the caliphate were on the run, if we were smashing isil in syria, then a lot of this recruitment would go down and people would be less enamored with isil' s cause because they would be losers not winners. adam: appearing on on "close-up sunday morning," democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders called for more gun laws. >> virtually everybody knows we have to strengthen the instant background check. who believes that guns should fall into the hands of people that should not have them,

mentally ill people? adam: on abc' s "this week," hillary clinton said she does not think an iraq-style invasion to stop isis is the right strategy. >> where i sit right now, i think it would make things worse, not better. adam: but jeb bush says every day isis isn' t under seige is a good day for terrorism. >> it wins every day that it exists. adam: political analyst dean spiliotes says the fact the president is choosing to speak from the oval office tonight sends a message. >> presidents have historically played a role in reassuring the american public. i think there' s going to be a lot of emphasis on reassuring people the government is doing everything it can. adam: abc news and wmur will have live coverage of the president' s oval office address on terrorism tonight starting at 8:00. you can also watch it online at wmur.com. all abc primetime programs will air in their entirety following the speech. stephanie: now to the weather and our mild december temperatures. people did not need much more than a light jacket in

meteorologist hayley lapoint joins us. the cold will be returning tonight? hayley: we are starting to feel it. we will go below freezing everywhere. with fog expected, there could be slick spots tomorrow morning. look at the high temperatures today. almost 60 degrees in nashua. 56 in manchester. 55 in concord. 53 in plymouth. here is where we are now. 36 in concord. 47 in manchester and portsmouth. 39 in nashua. tonight, frosty. there has been fog in the upper valley. passing clouds up north. overnight it will be cold in there could be black ice. . s and 30' s this evening. clear and cold. there is the threat of freezing

i will have more on the forecast in a few minutes. adam: a man from hancock is facing felony criminal threatening and reckless conduct charges after a peterborough police officer says he pointed a gun at him. around 8:00 last night, police got a report of a distraught man whose vehicle was stuck on the athletic field at conval high school. when the officer arrived, he says 22-year-old thomas heissenberger pointed a semi-automatic pistol at one point firing the gun into the ground and yelled at him to leave. backup officers helped subdue heissenberger and take him into custody. stephanie: a newly formed new nonprofit organization has leased a home in manchester and plans to use it for transitional housing for women coming out of prison. it' s called "dismas home of new hampshire." there are other homes like it in other states, but it will be a first here in the granite state. kristen: julie and jack mccarthy have a vision to help women coming out of the state prison in goffstown, and it' s starting

>> we will have four bedrooms. bedroom. kristen: they created a nonprofit called "dismas home of new hampshire." manchester, but they are trying to raise $150,000 to get it open by 2016. >> we obviously need a lot of renovation to it, but it does meet code by city standards. kristen: dismas homes have been created in more than 20 states, including massachusetts and vermont. the concept is to create a supportive, home-like atmosphere. released inmates would stay for several months. >> it started back in the 1960' s when a chaplain at vanderbuilt university saw a need for a home for recently released inmates. kristen: inmates will file an application and need to be accepted. they will be required to look for a job. the home in manchester will partner with students from st. anselm college who will help cook meals, offer support, and help rebuild their trust in

>> there are a lot of things they have to learn, and the students are more than willing to work with the women. kristen: julie and jack work in the new hampshire prison system. they say many women have no one to turn to when they are released. >> we have seen people come back in not just once or twice but three times, and julie and i began to talk about what could be done to help some of these people from coming back in. kristen: they' re hoping this home is the answer and the key to success for many looking to rebuild their lives. in manchester, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. adam: it is going to be a brighter holiday for thousands of granite state kids. stephanie: next, the donations they came in for our drive to help toys for tots and why marines say they are surprised and amazed. plus, why skiers donned santa suits.

those wanting to build up the snow on the trails. tonight will do that with cold temperatures. i will have more on what you can you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle the fate of the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this

we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get

for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. stephanie: our spirit of giving toy drive has just wrapped up. adam: all the donations and proceeds from the drive will go to toys for tots and help families from across the state of new hampshire. the u.s. marines say people were very generous this year, something that touched their hearts. >> one toy, carts, a hockey table. it amazed me the amount of giving this year. adam: we will have complete totals of collected toys and cached nations on news 9 tonight. a bunch of kris kringles did not need reindeer to get around in

150 people dressed up like santa and skiied on sunday river' s slopes for charity. the skiing and snowboarding santas rode the broadway trail, at the same time raising cheer and more than $3,000 for the sunday river community fund. this was the 16th annual santa sunday at the maine ski resort. stephanie: they got all 150 on the same trail at the same time which is pretty cool. it must have been slippery. hayley: that is what they want, right, sliding down the hill. it has been a problem overnight with slick conditions. tonight again, that will be the risk with black ice tomorrow morning. i will talk about how cold it will be, coming up.

>> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your forecast. hayley: here is how sunday morning started for a lot of people. thick fog. while it went away at the lake by midday, it did not in the upper valley. you were stuck with fog for much of the day. a beautiful scene an hour or so ago as the sun set with completely clear skies. with clear skies right now, it will be another cold night. a few passing clouds up north.

much of the upper valley. that thin line is the fog right along the river valley. it does continue into lebanon and claremont where reports of visibility are below a mile. that is the case at lebanon at this point. overnight, the fog will thicken up even more. because of that and cold temperatures, we will likely have freezing fog and maybe black ice overnight. look at the temperatures. we have fallen into the 20' s north. 39, laconia. 36, concord. high temperatures were so warm for december sanders -- standards. tomorrow morning, 20' s across the state. 28 in salem. here' s what is going to happen. overnight, passing clouds. again, the threat of fog, especially in the usual areas like the upper valley. some of that may freeze on

off-ramps, the bridges. those are the areas you want to morning. 10:00 tomorrow morning. the fog will be gone. we will have sunshine returning. a few passing clouds up north. throughout the afternoon tomorrow, it looks bright and sunny. one more day with mild temperatures. temperatures tomorrow afternoon s. down. here is a breakdown of the forecast for tomorrow. kids getting back to school after the weekend. 28 degrees at the bus stop. it will be chilly. watch out for slick spots. by recess, a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the 40' s. close to 50 for the last bell. it will not be as cold as it is going to the bus stop tomorrow. tuesday, 40' s. a big drop in the temperatures. cloudy and cooler.

thursday is our next chance of passing showers. 43 for the high. friday, scattered showers as well. temperatures starting to move up friday and the upper 40' s. next weekend, back into the 50' s. it does not look like we are taking the big turn toward the real cold winter temperatures just yet. stephanie: the week is looking bright. i think the future is looking bright for the eagles. what do you say? a bit of a surprise. jason: they are hanging in. stephanie: it is an even game. jason: there are a lot of eagles fans in the area because of chip kelly, but only when they are not playing the patriots. the patriots took the field today with a chance to clinch their 12th division title in the last 13 seasons. they just need to beat the eagles at home and hope the jets lose to the giants. right now they are playing in the third quarter and tied 14-14. a slow start.

the patriots got two touchdown passes from tom brady, one to james white the other two danny amendola back in the lineup today. his first touchdown pass was 491 career. that puts them third on the all-time list. two special blenders have hurt the patriots are just before halftime, they tied the game at 14-14. the pats are threatening now. highlights tonight. as for the jets, they had the giants in new jersey. fourth quarter, 20-13 giants. ryan fitzpatrick reince brandon marshall for the game-tying touchdown. 20-20. the jets would go on to win in overtime 23-20. the patriots can still clinch a playoff spot with a win today. the bills were home with the texans. first quarter, 7-0.

three catches, 29 yards. tied 21-21. 20 yards for the go-ahead touchdown paid the bills win 30-21. cincinnati trying to keep pace with the patriots in the afc, they were in cleveland. andy dalton will find a.j. for a touchdown. that touchdown, the bengals are 10-2. they win 37-3. your college football playoffs are set. s eve. top-seeded clemson against s eve. the two-seeded alabama crimson tide will take on third-seeded michigan state in the caught s eve. congratulations to manchester' s christine shaw. the 30-year-old finished 13th in marathon.

was 39 seconds under the 2016 u.s. olympic trials standard, so christine will compete in the 2016 olympic marathon trials on february 13 in los angeles. christine will represent millennium running' s women' s racing team, along with teammate laura hagley of hanover. still to come tonight, the monarchs and royals played the rubber match of their three-game weekend. highlights after the break. tt2w`tsi`rt" bt@qakh tt2w`tsi`rt" "a@qqg, tt2w`tsi`rt" bm@qzl tt4w`tsi`rt"" dztq b78 tt4w`tsi`rt"" entq 23x tt4w`tsi`rt"" gzt& +4 tt4w`tsi`rt"" hnt& ;:l tt4w`tsi`rt"" iztq qs4 tt4w`tsi`rt"" jntq c#t

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jason: a quick patriots update. the patriots were threatening on tom brady' and returned 100 yards for an eagles touchdown. just like that, 21-14 eagles ahead of the patriots. philadelphia has a blocked punt for a touchdown, interception return for a touchdown. special teams today.

the patriots 10-1 trying to clinch a playoff spot. the monarchs played the rubber match of their three-game weekend series with the reading monarchs turn it over. he makes them pay. 1-0 after one. nice pass for his 10th of the season. tied 1-1. then came the teddy bears. the annual teddy bear toss, a great holiday tradition. all proceeds go to charity. he scores, his seventh of the year made it 2-1 manchester. reading would even if before the end of it. he breaks in and scores. 2-2 after two. in the third, he gets the game-winner. manchester wins 4-2 final. >> it was an ok hockey game.

we persevered and did things better. we work hard to get ourselves some power-play opportunities and were able to capitalize in the third to get us home. up. it is more of a mental battle to get into it. we were ready to go from last early. we got the outcome we wanted. off today. tukka rask stopped 17 shots for his third shutout of the season, as the bruins beat the vancouver 4-0. they will host nashville monday night. in san antonio, they are still unbeaten at home. they beat the celtics. isaiah thomas led all scorers with 23. but not enough. at new orleans on monday. stephanie: sounds good. adam: have a great night.

the big stress is paying in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i

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 global coalition 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