erin: now on daybreak comments should the town of canterbury maintain its own police department? some residents want the department eliminated. sean: we are learning new details about a deadly fiery crash in henniker. a witness to raced to try to help a man in a burning truck. kevin: it looks like a cooler day on the way for us. we will talk about another warming trend setting up ahead. erin: donald trump is drawing sharp criticism after saying he wants to keep all muslims out of the u.s. -- no matter why they want to visit. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us. sean: yesterday, it felt really nice out there. today, we are getting back to normal.

kevin: normal is going to feel a lot cooler. 10-15 degrees cooler and a lot of locations. the same clouds put a lid on temperatures climbing too fast into the afternoon. most of the shower activity will be staying to our southeast and that leaves us with temperatures in the 20' s to lower range of the 30' s. 36-44 from north to south today. clouds give point to partial sunshine in the afternoon. let' s take a look at your tuesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. we are beginning to see some increasing volume on 93 southbound as you make your way through derry, londonderry, winston, and salem. we are seeing some pockets of congestion on the everett turnpike southbound as you make

toll, again down by exit 12, and some heavy volume by the merrimack premium outlets. if you are commuting into boston, 93 south is very andover. -- menthuewin into andover. you by minuteman health. here, new hampshire. revolution. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. there is a growing effort to s police department completely and canterbury. erin: chief john laroche is on paid administrative leave after being accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl 10 years ago. ray: residents packed the select board' s meeting last night as calling for the police

the residents said they are presenting the petition is a wake-up call, hoping to push the board to have greater oversight of police department activities. board members say this is a good time to look at how the force is run, but they oppose getting rid of it. they say some people may not understand the full ramifications. >> i think some of the signatures may be on here is people are under the misimpression that there is coverage available to us full-time. >> it is apparent to me that there is no supervision in the department. they are not following the sop. ray: the chair of the select board says it is likely there will be new leadership in the police department very soon. the board says they will study options presented at the hearing last night. reporting live, ray brewer.

a hen a fiery crash on route 202 in his hometown. 52-year-old todd goss was speeding when he suddenly merged into traffic and hit another car. both vehicles went off the road, but his truck rolled several times, and then caught fire. witnesses raced to help. >> i just saw a bunch of dirt in the road. when i came up closer, i saw smoke. sean: goss was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the other car was flown to dartmouth hitchcock with serious injuries. erin: people from both sides of the aisle are criticizing donald trump after the republican presidential hopeful says he wants to ban all muslims from entering the united states even to visit. he said it is a response to the level of hatred toward americans.

lana: a stunning proposal from republican presidential front runner 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: his proposal has brought together republicans and democrats in universal condemnation. jeb bush called him unhinged. chris christie called it ridiculous. in a rare move, the republican shares of three major campaign states -- iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina -- all slammed the proposal. hillary clinton called it reprehensible and divisive. even dick cheney agreed. trump' s campaign said the ban would apply to every muslim

but st. petersburg' s mayor turned the tables. there are still plenty of people who support trump. announcing the proposal at a rally, he received a standing ovation and plenty of applause. one muslim american leader says he sounds more like the leader of a lynch mob. abc news, washington. sean: a dover 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 a seven-year-old dog while her owner was getting his mail. he started to slow down, but panicked because of an existing arrest warrant. he faces several charges, including leaving the scene of an accident. erin: testimony will continue today at the trial of a dump

crash last year. kyle witty is accused of running a red light and slamming into a minivan, killing 60-year-old elizabeth mclynn. defense attorneys say the lights were hidden by trees and that speed, drugs, and alcohol were not factors. >> this is not homicide or criminal negligence. it would be wrong to take this tragedy and make it into another tragedy by convicting an innocent man. several witnesses who testified they heard the screeching of tires and the impact on that day of the crash. sean: a member of el chapo' mexican drug cartels has been sentenced to 17 years in prison. rafael celaya valenzuela was convicted of drug charges cocaine. he and several others were indicted involving a scheme to smuggle cocaine into the u.s.

in newcastle where they promised to deliver 2200 pounds of cocaine to the u.s. erin: still to come, honoring prisoners of war and those missing in action. this memorial has a new home. >> i was so excited and happy that my boys could get a good christmas. sean: a local mom overcome by the generosity of a local stranger. erin: a man accused of using drugs to help control and traffic women has pled guilty.

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kevin: tuesday morning we start in.

there are risks of showers to our southeast. a lot more clouds than anything else. we will have all the details coming up. sean: thanks, kevin. the memorial pow mia chair at the statehouse in concord has a permanent home this morning. erin: that chair has been on the third floor of the legislative office building, but yesterday, it was officially dedicated in its new home in the hall of flags. offering prisoners of war and those missing in action. >> all the schoolchildren will have an opportunity to read it and see the plaque. this is really appropriate. sooner. erin: lawmakers say it was appropriate to hold that celebration on pearl harbor day. sean: a stranger helped pay off

this past weekend, she went to make a payment on the items and discover that someone had paid $150 toward her total. the presence home, and discovered a handwritten note. christmas, may your family be blessed, god is always watching, and have a very merry chris is. sean: she said she cried and would like to thank the very generous person who helped the family. a very generous elf. erin: coming up, more bad news for a new england fit -- for new england fishermen. a ban has been extended on shrimping in the gulf of maine. sean: crossing the u.s. border

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gave a german shepherd puppy to france to honor a police dog killed during the terrorist attacks in paris. russian officials say it is a symbol of the united fight against terrorism. you will soon be up to cross the border between the u.s. and airport. starting tomorrow, you will be able to pay $18 to walk in overpass the twin the airport in san diego and the airport in crossing over the razor wire border fence will also avoid congested roads at the border. each end of the terminal footbridge. sean: a humanitarian crisis is brewing in ethiopia this morning. 10 million people will need emergency food by next month because of a severe drought.

$1.4 billion in aid to respond to the emergency. ethiopia is facing its worst drought in 50 years. erin: the value of curate --keurig stock is soaring after it announced it is being sold to a private equity firm. jab holding will take control of the company. the company' expected to stay in vermont and jab has no plans to cut staff. oil prices are falling to levels not seen in years. price per barrel fell below $38 last week, the second lowest in nearly six years. gas prices will likely also continue to drop or hold steady. 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.

two-week season, but say the population is still too low. >> it doesn' t 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, then go without forever because we were just patient. sean: experts say there are still shrimp in the gulf of maine, but not many. they blame late hatching' s and years. erin: lebron james will be king for life when it comes to nike. he has signed a lifetime guarantee for nike. nike has not said how much the it is worth more than the 10 year, $300 million deal with kevin durant. lebron signed his first deal with nike as a teenager. it was for seven years worth $90

i wonder how much this is worth. kevin: the precedent set now for aaron -- erin to get her high heel lifetime contracts. erin: can you imagine that? that would be amazing. to get an endorsement for a lifetime. sean: i would take that one, too. erin: the high heel one? [laughter] kevin: we start off early this morning with some clouds out there. these have been streamlining in around an area of low pressure that has been well to our selfies. it is dragging down some cooler air. this morning we are not expecting temperatures to go up all that much today. 36-44 is about it.

partly sunny skies this afternoon. it looks like a warming trend sets up yet again for another weekend. we start off with that area of low pressure passing to our south. the thickest of the cloud cover that we have streamlining its weight in this morning will be fading away -- it' s way in this morning will be fading away this afternoon. back to our west, we have partial sunshine and the next system which moves through on thursday and early friday promises the risk of a shower or two coming with that. 20' s to lower 30' s early this morning. at the shoreline, we will be up around 10-15 miles per hour into the afternoon. no bitter cold. that is locked up into canada.

direction, we go above averages. high temperatures ranging from 36 to 44, north to south. temperatures are fairly uniform across the state today. we will see partly cloudy skies and partial sunshine tomorrow. the next system brings us a chance of a shower thursday, thursday evening, or early friday. it looks like fair skies until the next system tries to arrive evening. could be quite a bit of rainfall from that system early on monday. behind that, cooler air for the middle of next week. that system is out of the pacific northwest and not coming here anytime soon. we will look for a few blakes -- breaks of sunshine into the afternoon. partly cloudy skies tonight and 20' s and 30' s. notice in the extended forecast

which peaks on another sunday, with temperatures going anywhere from the 50' s to up near 60 degrees ahead of the next system, which looks like a quick bout of rainfall sunday night into monday morning. sean: a good weekend to get outside. we start with ray brewer. ray: some residents in canterbury say the time has come to get rid of the police department. they presented a petition that would do just that at this lack -- the select board meeting last night. they are using the petition is a wake-up call, they say. sean: a henniker man is dead after a fiery crash in henniker yesterday afternoon. 52-year-old todd goss merged into traffic from the breakdown lane and hit a car. his truck rolled over and caught fire. testimony will continue today in

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erin: the first brownie was created for a ladies luncheon in the 1800s and contained walnuts. today, you can find a variety of brownie options. sean: i feel foolish because i celebrated this day last week, the week before that, the week before that. erin: celebrated every day? [laughter] sean: that' s right. finland is considering paying every adult $10,000 per year. erin: it would replace most other state benefits. money and encourage people to look for work. they hope to launch a pilot program in 2017. we will see if that works. sean: we will see when they finally finnish that plan. boston.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning, everybody. a live look at the seacoast. a chilly start. 35 degrees. it is going to feel a lot different than yesterday. erin: a little bit more normal for today. we are going to take a look at our forecast after our top stories. we begin with people in canterbury who have presented a petition to the select board calling for the elimination of the town police department.

s application has been accepted to build the northern pass project. a man arrested in connection with the human trafficking in portsmouth has been -- has pleaded guilty. kevin: a couple of days of some cooler air and temperatures much closer to the average. this is a storm system expected to pass to our south later today. we are not starting quite as chilly. temperatures will be within three have been four degrees -- 3-4 degrees. sean: let' s check out the roads. here is a look at i-93. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. we are seeing some increasing

derry, londonderry stretch and then from windham into salem. we are not seeing too many problems on 293. we are seeing pockets of congestion right now on the everett turnpike southbound south of the bedford tolls. if you are commuting into boston , 93 south is a tough ride from andover into medford. route 3 south is slow going down to the 95 connector. this report -- 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. some members of the canterbury community are calling for the town police department to be eliminated. erin: the call comes after chief john laroche was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl more than a decade ago. he is now on paid administrative leave.

ray: that petition would simply get rid of the town' s police department. it was presented to selectmen at a past meeting -- packed meeting last night, but not everyone is all right with the idea. >> i cannot support the idea that we don' t need a police department. i' 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 and how we do it, the fact that we are highly likely, in the near future, to have some 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 people may be under the misimpression that there is coverage available to us

ray: authors say it was being used as a wake-up call to s activities. over his face. we have no reason to trust our police department. we need to be there for them. them. >> it is apparent to me there is no supervision and the they don' there is one. >> we know there are issues. ray: the select board says they will discuss the options brought up at the hearing last night. they could possibly create a review board made up of canterbury citizens or hiring a consulting firm. reporting live, ray brewer. sean: thanks. a teen hit by a car in hudson on sunday is now in stable condition.

a boston hospital after being hit crossing highland street. erin: a state panel says the application to build the controversial northern pass project is complete. the site evaluation committee rejected arguments from opponents. the committee voted 6-0 to accept eversource energy' s application. supporters say the project will create jobs and lower electricity cost. opponents are concerned that it will hurt property values and the environment. sean: a man accused of using harry went control women and guilty. 28-year old frantzer fleurimond was arrested in portsmouth last year. he pleaded guilty to three charges in the case involving four victims. he targeted women addicted to drugs, put them up and motel

back page, and then took the money from the women in exchange for giving them just enough heroin to avoid withdrawal. >> the women were subjected to involuntary servitude and committed commercial sex acts to get this error when, essentially to prevent getting sick. if they did not take the heroin, they would get sick. erin: manchester police are cracking down on panhandlers. police say many people have been complaining that panhandlers are disrupting traffic and creating safety issues. panhandling is not a crime.

wanted on a felony arrest warrant. he is 6' 1", 180 pounds. fish and game officers are looking for the person who killed a moose and stole its antlers. the animal was found off smokey cap brook road. was killed sometime on friday. erin: a couple of presidential hopefuls are going to be in new hampshire today. jeb bush is going to be making appearances in manchester and hooksett. democrat hillary clinton will hold a townhall meeting today in salem. sean: donald trump is coming under fire for proposing that the u.s. stop muslims from entering the country. hear what local muslims have to say about his plan. erin: an interesting display

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kevin: 21 degrees with partly cloudy skies. it little bit of patchy fog in some of the northern and western valleys. temperatures are not going to make much of a move upward. we do see another warming trend in your extended forecast. sean: a ban on all muslims bound for the u.s. -- that is what donald trump is calling for this morning in the wake of the san bernardino shooting. his proposal is drawing condemnation from all sides. nikole killion has the latest. trump is taking a lot of heat for this one. nikole: yeah, he sure is. but donald trump is still standing by his comments and his proposal, arguing we cannot be politically correct. donald trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the

country' s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. [cheers and applause] nikole: donald trump drawing cheers in south carolina after calling for a ban on muslims visiting the u.s. donald trump: we can' t live like this. you are going to have more world trade centers. it is going to get worse and worse, folks. nikole: the comments immediately ignited a firestorm. >> donald trump sounds more like a leader of a lynch mob. >> it is totally contrary to our values. >> that is not my policy. >> donald trump always praise on everyone -- preys on everyone' s worst instincts and fears. >> i think his comments are outrageous, fascist demagoguery.

comments. jeb bush called him unhinged. sean: thanks. last night, local muslims pushed back against trump' s proposal, calling it 100% absurd. >> it is the most ridiculous thing i have ever heard in my life. sean: adeel tahir of manchester says his family owns properties overseas and that he might not get back into the country if he proposal. >> it is scary. we contribute to society, we pay taxes here -- 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 here fully endorse

erin: police in massachusetts shot a miniature horse. s property when he was struck in the leg by a bullet. a hunter may have shot the horse without realizing it. veterinarians say the leg is not going to heal and that leaves the owners with a few options. >> the options are put him down because he cannot survive with three legs and that is not right for him. t want to do because he is only two. he has so much left to give. erin: the plan is to get him a prosthetic leg and a gofundme page has been set up and $2700 has been raised. sean: a man in ohio is drawing an unusual -- a lot of attention for an unusual nativity scene with the baby jesus, joseph, mary, and all the wise men

the town is demanding he remove the nativity scene. last year, he was told to take it down because he did not have a permit. he applied this year and did not receive one. >> i think it is the theme. it rubs people the wrong way and puts a spotlight on me. it is not hurting anything. it is here for not even a month. sean: dixon was told he could be fined $500 per day if he does not remove the zombie nativity. a man from missouri is accused of breaking into a budweiser facility. his name is actually bud wiser. police charged the 19-year-old with trespassing. he was arrested last year for sneaking into a gas station.

erin: a six-year-old boy with autism had his christmas fears put to rest by santa himself. lyndon johnson recently went to visit santa. he went back to sit by santa. it turns out the boy was concerned that his autism may have put him on the naughty list. pleasantly surprised when she saw santa' s reaction. he assured him he was on the nice list. >> after that, he said, it' s ok to be yourself. >> christmas is about love and joy and that is what i try to bring to all the children and people that i meet here. it is an honest pleasure to do that. erin: his mom posted the story on facebook and it has already generated nearly 85,000 likes.

bruins are back at home after a three-game road trip. the predators were visiting the garden. boston took a 1-0 lead. loui eriksson scored his 10th goal of the season. nashville wins this 3-2. the bruins are in montre al tomorrow. the celtics wrapped up their road trip in new orleans last night. anthony davis helped the pelicans jump out to an early lead, but isaiah thomas scored 19 of his 22 points in the first half. jared sullinger had a double-double with 11 point and 22 rebounds. the celtics win again. tomorrow. erin: dartmouth head football coach buddy teevens has been named region one fcs coach of

he led the big green to a nine-one record, a share of the ivy league championship, and a top 25 ranking. he is the first start with coach to earn the award since 1978. he was also named the new england coach of the year. >> now, your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: if you have been waiting for it to feel like december, today is the day. sean: it is not going to go up too much from where it is, right? kevin: no, we are looking at temperatures between 36-44. we had six straight days of temperatures above the average on record. we are looking at a milder stretch of weather to return again. we get a couple of cooler days where temperatures will be 20' s. quite a few clouds have been building in overnight. we will continue to see those

the farther north you go, we are expecting at least partial sunshine. that will continue through the day tomorrow. the area of clouds moving in from the south all in response to an area of low pressure that is bumping into a lot of dry air. we are not expecting any showers to make it farther north than that. that does turn the wind more northerly. that brings in the cooler air from canada. while temperatures do not reflect the cooler air mass, we will see temperatures be very stubborn in their move upwards into the afternoon with highs only between 36 and 40 work. some patchy fog in some of those lower valleys with temperatures elope raising. from there, temperatures above the freezing mark today, even in the north country. a little bit more

a couple of sunny breaks trying to weed in through the afternoon. quite a few clouds in the southeastern half of the state closer to where that weaker area of low pressure is passing by. starting to break apart through the afternoon before dropping into the 20' s and lower 30' s later on tonight. a thickening of clouds tomorrow evening eventually bringing in one. as you see, there is a week of a -- a chance of a passing shower. the winds start to turn little bit more southwesterly over the weekend, which allows temperatures to warm up. we are likely in the 50' s with a couple of southern spots trying to reach 60 degrees on sunday afternoon. clouds in southern areas of the state. quite a bit more sunshine up

here is a look at your extended forecast. partly sunny skies tomorrow. the chance of a shower lingering through early friday. clearing skies, friday afternoon, friday night. 40' s junior 50 on saturday. -- 40' s to near 50 on saturday. 50' s on sunday. the next system comes in on monday. likely, a band of rain sunday night and monday morning. erin: all right. 50 degrees for the weekend. sean: it doesn' t seem right. erin: just unusual. kevin: it is unusual. erin: wmur is giving you another chance to help someone in need. our annual spirit of giving food drive kicks off on december 11.

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erin: updating our top stories. sean: some members of the canterbury community are calling for the town' s police department to be eliminated. ray: those residents packed a meeting last night to present a petition calling on the board to the supporters of the effort say they are using the petition as a

some people may not understand the full ramifications, say members of the select board. erin: a henna command was killed in a fire -- henniker man was killed in a fiery crash. 52-year-old todd goss was killed. sean: the trial of a dump truck driver continues. kyle witty is accused of ramming into a minivan, killing 60-year-old elizabeth mcquinn. erin: a man arrested last year in collection desk connection with a human trafficking operation has pled guilty -- in connection with a human trafficking operation has pled guilty. 28-year old frantzer fleurimond will be sentenced next month. kevin: it will be partly cloudy up north. mostly cloudy skies going to partial sunshine in the southern areas of the state.

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