the studio tours next month. madie gomez, abc 7, eyewitness news. >> so remarkable they saved everything. i want to get some col erin: now on daybreak, should the town of canterbury maintain its own police department? sean: we are learning new details about a deadly, fiery crash in henniker. helped a man in a burning truck. kevin: it looks like a cooler day with clouds. we will talk about another warming trend ahead. erin: donald trump is drawing sharp criticism after saying he wants to keep all muslims out of want to visit.

now, wmur news 9 daybreak. m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. december out there. t. cooler today. cooler. another warming trend setting up at the end of the week. we start with clouds building in in southern parts of the state. it will be filtered sunshine for central and northern areas. southern spots, and overcast sky -- an overcast sky initially. you will notice a northerly breeze closer to the shoreline. we will have much more on the forecast in a bit. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson.

kevin. right now, all major roads in the state of new hampshire are up to speed and moving well. we have a couple of spots of construction on 293. the lane shifts are still in place between exit 5 and the turnpike. if you are getting ready to commute into boston, it is a smooth ride right now. this report is being brought to you by minute health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. minuteman health, join the revolution. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. there is a growing effort in canterbury to eliminate the s police department. erin: the chief john laroche is on leave after he was indicted

10 years ago. last night. s right. they packed the board meeting petition calling for the police department to be eliminated. the residence presented the best residents -- residents presented the petition as a wake-up call. the board opposes getting rid of a good wake-up call. >> i think some of the signatures may be on here because they are under the impression that we don' t need a police department. >> it is apparent to me that department. if there is an sop, they do not follow it.

leadership in the police department. they said they will discuss the options represented at the meeting last night. sean: thanks, ray. a henniker man is dead after a fiery crash on route 202 in his hometown. speeding when he suddenly merged car. both vehicles went off the road, but his truck rolled several times, hit a few trees, and caught fire. witnesses raced to help before emergency officials arrived. >> when i came up closer, i saw smoke and i saw a truck on its side. sean: gross was pronounced dead at the scene. erin: people from both sides of the aisle are criticizing donald trump after the republican presidential hopeful says he

entering the u.s. he said it is a response to the level of hatred for americans. lana zak reports. lana: a stunning proposal from donald trump -- a ban of all muslims coming into america. donald trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. lana: republicans and democrats have come together in universal condemnation. chris christie called it ridiculous. in a rare move, the republican shares of three major campaign states all slammed trump' s proposal. hillary clinton said it was reprehensible, prejudiced, and divisive.

cheney: this whole notion goes against everything we stand for. lana: he said it would apply to united states. there are still plenty of people who support trump. announcing the proposal at a rally last night, he received a standing ovation and plenty of applause. one muslim american leaders that of a lynch mob. sean: andover man has been charged in connection with a hit and run in maine that killed a service dog. 23-year-old jesse gosselin hit and killed the seven-year-old dog on saturday while her owner was getting his mail. he started to slow down, but panicked because he had an

he is now facing several charges. the local american legion post is helping to raise money to buy a new service dog for the family. erin: testimony will continue today in the trial of a dump truck driver charged in a deadly crash in merrimack. kyle witty is accused of running red lights and slamming into a minivan, killing a woman. >> this is not homicide. this is not criminal negligence. it would be wrong to take this tragedy and make it into another tragedy by convicting an innocent man. erin: the jury also heard from several witnesses who testified they heard the screeching of tires and the impact. sean: a member of el chapo' s drug cartel has been sentenced to 17 years in prison.

convicted of several charges. he and others were indicted over a scheme to smuggle cocaine into the u.s., including a meeting in newcastle weather promised to deliver 2200 pounds of cocaine to the u.s. erin: honoring prisoners of war and those missing in action. it has a new home in concord. >> i' m so happy and excited my boys can get a good christmas. sean: a mom says she was overwhelmed by the generosity of a stranger. erin: a man using drugs to control and traffic women has pled guilty.

quite a few clouds continuing to drift in during the overnight is well offshore.

that sunshine at times and make things cooler with a northerly breeze. we are talking highs in the lower 40' s. we will look ahead at your forecast coming up. sean: the memorial pow mia chair at the statehouse in concord finally has a permanent home. erin: it has been on the third floor of the legislative office building for years. it was now officially dedicated at its new home in the hall of flags. >> all of the school children have the opportunity to see it and read the plaque. virtually none of them saw it where it was. this is really appropriate. it is a shame and did not have this earlier. erin: lawmakers say it was fitting and appropriate to hold the dedication on pearl harbor day. sean: the holidays are already a little brighter for a raymond family after the stranger helped

this past weekend, she went to make it payment on those items and discover that someone had paid $150 toward her total. she discovered a handwritten note inside. >> it said have a merry christmas, may your family be blessed, got is always watching, have a very merry christmas. sean: she said she cried and would like to thank the generous woman who helped her family out. erin: a lot of generous spirits out there. coming up, more bad news for new england fishermen. regulators have expanded a ban on shrimping in the gulf of maine. sean: crossing the border is

people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing just fine. it's your family that needs a raise. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. erin: the russian government gave a german shepherd puppy to

dog killed during the raid following the terrorist attacks in paris. russian officials say it is a symbol of the united fight against terrorism. you will soon be able to cross the border between the u.s. and mexico by walking through the airport. you will be up to pay $18 to walk a 390 foot overpass between the terminal at the airport at san diego and the airport in tijuana, crossing over the razor wire border fence. there are border inspectors at each end of the terminal footbridge. sean: a humanitarian crisis is brewing in ethiopia this morning. more than 10 million people, including about 6 million people, will need emergency -- children, will need emergency food next month because of a drought.

erin: the value of keurig' s stock is soaring after that it announced it is being sold to a private equity firm. jab holding will take control of the company. the company' s headquarters is expected to stay in vermont. jab has no plans to cut staff. sean: federal regulators have extended a ban on shrimping in the gulf of maine through 2016. it will be shut down at least three years. officials considered allowing a two-week season, but say the shrimp population is too low still. >> it does not look good for the future. the shrimp are there. it has been proven that they are there. the science says no. >> we would rather be safe with our fishery and handle it properly and go without for a little while, than go without it forever because we were just

sean: experts say there are still shrimp in the gulf of maine, but not many. they blame late hatching' s and water temperatures in recent years. erin: it seems lebron james will be king for life. he signed a lifetime guarantee with nike, believed to be a first for the company. nike has not said how much the deal is worth, but a source told espn that it is worth more than the 10-year, three inch million-dollar deal with kevin durant. -- $300 million deal with kevin durant. he signed his first deal at 17 years old with nike. sean: their salaries are nice, but these endorsements are unbelievable. kevin: this goes all the way back to espn showing him playing in high school games. we start off early with your

clouds giving way to sunshine as offshore. on the backside of that, a flow. highs today between 36 and 44. also, some patchy fog up north, which will gradually burn off. tomorrow. there will be the risk of a passing shower and then another warming trend sets up in time for next weekend. you will notice this steady dose of clouds passing over the southern regions of the state. we do have some patchy fog along with some extra clouds this morning. that will give way to some sun as the day moves along. the exception to that might be closer to the shoreline, closer to this area of low pressure. all the way back to the west,

central plains arrives thursday. ahead of that, partly cloudy conditions each evening. it is 20' s to lower 30' s thanks to that steady dose of clouds. it will be, ironically, even though it was a milder start to the day, a cooler finish thanks to a northerly breeze. highs 36-44. you will notice quite a few more clouds closer to the shoreline. tonight. temperatures will ease back into the 20' s. a thickening of clouds to our west later in the day will eventually bring in the next storm system. that arrives with the risk of a passing shower on thursday and even into the morning hours on friday. it sets of good timing for next weekend. after that chance of a shower on friday morning, temperatures start warming up on friday

way through the weekend. today, we will settle for 42. that is a lot closer to where we should be for this time of year. the fifth warmest november on record. tonight, we ease back into the 20' s and 30' s. we will end with quite a few clouds tomorrow evening. the risk of a passing rain shower on thursday. that could linger into friday morning. we get back to a blend of sunshine and clouds on saturday. in the 50' s on sunday ahead of the next system, which looks like rain. it looks like there are three somewhat larger systems between now and christmas. two of those look like rain. sean: we want some snow. kevin: it is what it is. erin: ok. sean: let' s check our top stories.

canterbury say it is time for the police department to go. they called for the police department to be eliminated. supporters say they are using the petition is a wake-up call, hoping to push the board to have greater oversight of police department activities. sean: a henniker man is dead after a fiery crash in henniker. 52-year-old todd gross suddenly merged into traffic from the breakdown lane, hit a car, and then rolled and caught fire. trial of a dump truck driver. kyle witty is accused of running a red light and slamming into a minivan. erin: coming up, it took a lot but you can now see what walt

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sean: we are getting a new look history. walt disney' s office has been restored. erin: crews spent months getting every detail right. it is just the way he left it in 1966. the office will be added to studio lot tours next month. sean: wow. see were the genius came from. go ahead, grab some dessert today. it is national brownie day. erin: the first brownie was officially the cross between a cookie and a cake and was created in chicago in the 1800s. it also contained walnuts. today, you can find a wide range. mmmmm. [laughter]

sean: as a kid, you are able to make these. erin: right. sean: finland is considering a plan to pay every adult resident $10,000 per year. erin: that money would be paid in monthly installments, tax-free, and would replace most other state benefits. they think it could save money and encourage more people to look or work -- for work. sean: you could buy brownies with it, i suppose. coming up, the bruins were back in boston after a long trip to canada. with a take advantage of the

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: welcome back, everybody, on this tuesday, december 8. a live look at meredith. kind of typical. a police car at that green light. kind of typical. erin: it is even going to get warmer by the end of the week. some people in canterbury presented a petition to the town board calling for the elimination of the police department. a man arrested last year in connection with a human trafficking operation in portsmouth has pled guilty. sean: you said you have to step outside to experience this. i went outside and it felt like

kevin: today is going to be quite a different day. around this area of low pressure that stays far to our south, we will see a general increase in clouds before it pulls away this afternoon. temperatures are not quite as cold this morning due to cloud cover and patchy fog. through the afternoon, we are talking about temperatures getting up to around 36-45. sean: let' s check out the roads. a live look at i-93 from our common man camera in windham. erin: we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. right now, 93 is a great ride throughout the entire state with no incidents to contend with at this time. we are also seeing a good ride

101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are up to speed and incident free. if you are commuting into boston, it remains a good ride. 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: coppinger news, some members of the canterbury community are calling for the town community police department to be eliminated. erin: the chief john laroche was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl 10 years ago. he is on administrative leave. ray: the petition was presented during a packed meeting of the select board last night calling police department. the idea of getting rid of their police force. that we don' t need a police department.

m fully accepting of the fact that, given all the issues that have gone on with chief john laroche, that this is an excellent opportunity to take a look at what we do, how we do it , the fact that we are highly likely in the near future to have new leadership. ray: the chair of the select board says some people signed the petition to eliminate the police department and may not have had all of the information. >> i think some of the signatures may be under the coverage available to us full-time or that we do not need a police department. ray: authors say it was being used as a wake-up call to the board to oversee the police s activities, citing numerous examples of misconduct. his face. they can go home any day they work.

department. they are not responsible for their behavior. if there is an slp, they do not follow it. >> we know there are issues. ray: the select board says they will discuss the options brought possibly hiring a consulting firm or creating a review firm. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a ae teen hit by a car is now in stable condition. the 14-year-old boy was hit while crossing highland street. he is expected to be released in the next couple days. erin: a state panel says that the application to build the controversial northern pass project is now complete.

eversource energy' s application to build the past. supporters say the project will create jobs and lower electricity cost. opponents are concerned it will hurt property values and the environment. sean: a man accused of using heroin to control women and traffic them for sex has pled guilty. 28-year old frantzer fleurimond pleaded guilty to three charges of human trafficking. he targeted women who were addicted to drugs. he put them up in hotel rooms, posted their pictures on back page, set up calls, and would take the money from the women in exchange for giving them just enough heroin to avoid withdrawal. >> in this case, the women were subjected to involuntary

commercial sex acts to get this heroin, essentially to prevent getting sick. if they did not take the heroin, they would get dope sick. sean: he will be sentenced in january. erin: manchester police are cracking down on panhandlers. citations were issued over the weekend. many people have been complaining that the panhandlers creating safety issues. it is not a crime in manchester, but seven people were issued sentences for disorderly conduct. sean: the carroll county sheriff' s office is asking for your help tracking down a man who stole $65,000 from a man in bartlett. daniel lennon is wanted on a felony arrest warrant.

killed a moose and stole its antlers. the animal was found off smokey can' t brook road -- camp brook road. authorities think the animal was killed sometime on friday. erin: presidential hopefuls will be in new hampshire today. jeb bush will make appearances in manchester and hooksett. hillary clinton will hold a town hall in salem. sean: coming up, donald trump is coming under fire once again -- this time for proposing that the u.s. stop muslims from entering the country. here what local muslims have to say about this plan. erin: an interesting display is causing quite a reaction in one town. kevin: another warming trend

>> you are watching wmur news 9 mcdonald, and kevin skarupa.

morning with a temperature of 21 in colebrook along with patchy fog out there and clouds building in from the south. we are looking at a date today when temperatures will be within a few degrees of 40. we will have all the details on the rest of the work week coming up. sean: a ban on all muslims bound for the u.s. -- that is what donald trump is calling for in the wake of the san bernardino shooting and his proposal is sides. with the latest. right? nikole: he sure is. by donald trump is standing by his proposal, arguing you cannot be politically correct. donald trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united date until our country -- united states until her country' s representatives can figure out what the hell is

nikole: donald trump drawing cheers in south carolina after proposing a wide-ranging ban on muslim visitors. donald trump: we cannot live like this. it is going to get worse and worse. you are going to have more world trade centers. it is going to get worse and worse, folks. nikole: his comments immediately ignited a firestorm. >> donald trump sounds more like the leader of a lynch mob. values. >> that is not my policy. >> donald trump always praise on everyone' fears. >> i think his comments are some outrageous, fascist demagoguery. stop there. comments is reprehensible. jeb bush called donald trump unhinged.

what he is calling for? nikole: not that we have been able to find. many experts could not put -- point to any examples where immigrants were excluded based on their religion. typically, it has been the other way around. especially if they are fleeing religious persecution. way back in the late 1800s, congress did pass legislation halting chinese immigration. sean: last night, local muslims pushed back against trump' s proposal, calling it 100% absurd. >> i think it is the most ridiculous thing i' ve ever heard in my life. sean: adeel tahir of manchester says his family owns properties overseas and that if he left the country to check on them, he might not get back in under the proposal. >> it is scary. we are american citizens, we contribute to society, we employ

for someone to say, you were born and raised in this country, but you are not allowed here because you are muslim -- it hurts. sean: speaking to news 9, two of donald trump' s strongest supporters in the state fully endorse trump' s plan. you can hear more from them by heading to the politics section of wmur.com. erin: a school bus crash in colorado left five students injured. the driver may have been using drugs. the driver -- the bus was traveling uphill when it rolled over. most of the injuries were described as minor to moderate. the driver, 39-year-old elizabeth burris, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. police are trying to track down the person who shot a miniature horse. he was struck by a bullet in the

police say a hunter may have shot the horse without realizing it. veterinarians say the animal' s lake will not heal. -- leg will not heal. >> the options are to put him with three legs. but we don' t want to do that old. erin: the plan is to get him a prosthetic leg. 20 seven hundred dollars has been raised so far. sean: a man in ohio is drawing a lot of attention for an unusual attention. jasen dixon created a nativity scene with jesus, mary, joseph, and the wise man all dressed as zombies. this year, he received a letter

structure in his front yard. he said he is not buying the excuse. >> i think the theme just ropes -- rubs people the wrong way. it is not hurting anything. it is here for not even a month. sean: he was told he could be fined $500 per day if he does not remove the zombie nativity. erin: turning to sports, the bruins were back at home after a three-game road trip. the nashville predators were visiting the garden. boston took a 1-0 lead. the predators got it back on the power play to tie the game. loui eriksson scored his 10th goal of the season. nashville with score the next two, including the game-winner. the bruins are at montre al tomorrow. sean: the celtics wrapped up the road trip in new orleans last night. anthony davis scored 16 points

but isaiah thomas scored 19 of his 22 points in the first half, giving the celtics a nine-point lead at halftime. jared sullinger had a double double. the celtics win again, 111-93. they host the chicago bulls tomorrow. erin: dartmouth head football coach buddy teevens has been named region one fcs coach of the year. he led the big green to a 9-1 record, a share of the ivy league championship, and a top 25 national ranking. he is the first dartmouth coach to earn the award since 1978. he was also named the new england coach of the year. >> now, your storm watch nine forecast. out there. we are waking up to temperatures around the freezing mark.

we kind of ebb back closer to the averages. it looks like another warming trend comes back by the end of the week. any sort of cool downs last a couple of days, they are just not long-lasting because the cold air out of canada does not have the same punch to it. snow on the ground tends to act like an ice cube in a glass of water, where it tends to keep things cooler and makes things much colder at night and harder to recover during the day. when you don' t have it on the ground, it allows temperatures to jump more readily. sunshine out there. rainfall stays to our south. it will be quite a bit more in the way of cloud cover out there today giving way to partial sunshine.

the west, the system arrives on thursday. between now and then, partial sunshine. temperatures are a little bit milder. temperatures don' t recover quite as much into the afternoon thanks to the same clouds that kept temperatures up overnight. we are from the mid-20' s to the mid-30' s right now. not back into the teens like we have been seeing play out the last few mornings. there is still a little bit of patchy fog in some of the western and northern valleys. not as widespread as what we have seen play out over the next couple of days. 36-44 today from north to south. the high around 43-44 along the coast. trying to last into the afternoon.

you will notice quite a few clouds building in on wednesday night. thursday, a stray shower a possibility through early friday. another warming trend setting up in front of another system. out ahead of that, southwest winds could push temperatures to maybe even just above 60 in southern areas. we have a gradual warming trend friday. nothing organized. i think our most organized system arrives late sunday night into monday. the upshot to that is mild weather to the weekend. the timing sets up some rain for

erin: wmur is giving you another chance to help someone in need. our annual spirit of giving food drive kicks off this friday. we are going to be collecting nonperishable food donations at all hannaford, shaws, and walmart locations through december 13. all of the food collected will go to the new hampshire food bank. sean: the popular ice castle is returning to lincoln. the hobo scenic railroad will once again be the host to the utah-based ice castles if the weather cooperates. organizers hope it will be open through march. it will cool off eventually. we have been up there to look at this thing. it is beautiful. erin: it is awesome to see it all lit up at night. we are asking you to show us your holiday light displays. this beautiful display is set up in nashua.

house and wolfeboro. you can share your pictures by uploading them to where u local page. it is nice to see everyone decking out the halls. sean: if you put the kids in the backseat, they love driving around to see the lights. a big honor for one presidential candidate.

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sean: "time" magazine readers have selected bernie sanders as 2015' s person of the year. he received more than 10% of reader votes in an online poll. human rights activist malala yousafzai finished second with a little over 5%. pope francis came in third. the editors will make the final decision on who will be the person of the year. the magazine will announce the selection tomorrow.

the yale glee club was caught on camera spreading holiday cheer. erin: a little entertainment. the glee club president says they were on a train headed back to new haven when the conductor asked them to sing. sean: they broke into "carol of the bells." that is the conductor, right? he is conducting the train? [laughter] sean: i just wanted to make sure. it is a double entendre there. coming up in the next hour, a new hampshire family get some holiday help from a stranger. someone paid for the president they -- presents they have on layaway. ray: some residents of canterbury say it is time for their police department to go.

a ban on muslims. reaction coming up. sean: police in finland could soon be getting an extra paycheck. why officials are proposing to pay every adult $10,000 per year. >> i told him that i loved him and he was a good boy. erin: santos saved the day for a young boy in michigan who was