a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. sean: now at noon, a father in trouble for allegedly putting his child in danger at a park. what an officer saw that caused him to intervene. kevin: a much cooler afternoon with a lot of clouds around how long both stick around with your forecast ahead. sean: controversial comments from donald trump. how he' s defending his call to block all muslims from entering the u.s. and how world leaders are reacting. and what chipotle thinks is behind an illness outbreak at a boston restaurant. and why the chain says it' s not connected to an e-coli outbreak at other locations. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the

which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sean: good afternoon. i am a sean mcdonald. a veteran police officers says that in 24 years on the first time he has never seen anything like a crime matthew jordan is accused of committing. police say he put his toddlers life at risk, leaving her open to the possibility of being swept in a river for the sake of some photographs. ray brewer is outside the court in manchester and i understand jordan offered an excellent nation. ray: he said this was all a misunderstanding, the 32-year-old nashua man saying that at no time was his daughter in danger. >> when you think u.s. seen it all, judge, you realize you have it. ray: above the cold waters of the merrimack is where police say matthew jordan places 21-month-old daughter. in court, jordan said he would

ray: police were called to arms park after someone called saying there were watching jordan put his daughter on the wrong side of the railing to the jordan said that is not what happened. ray: however, police say the officer that was funded saw jordan swing the girl over the safety fence. >> he had the child hold on to took out his phone and photographed the child. counts of reckless conduct. >> he has a 25-page criminal history. i will not belabor you with it but he has made it all make and manner of offenses. ray: jordan asking the judge to the with a bill, saying his daughter needs her father at christmas. -- lower the bill, saying his daughter needs her father at christmas. the judge confided to a degree. he is back in court on january 25 for his trial. ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: two people are in custody for allegedly trying to break into cars in manchester.

about two men checking car door handles. officers spotted 21-year-old abdikadir khamis and 19-year-old ahmed ali trying to open doors a short time later. when police searched them, they found cocaine. both were arrested. and the city of portsmouth is investigating an increase in car break-ins there as well. a majority of the vehicles were left unlocked and were gone through during the overnight hours. officials want to remind residents to always lock their car doors and bring anything of value inside. if you see anything suspicious, please give police a call. testimony continues today in the trial of a dump truck driver charged in a deadly crash in merrimack. kyle witty is accused of running a red light on route 101-a and slamming into a minivan last year, killing 60-year-old elizabeth mcquinn. defense lawyers say the lights were hidden by trees that were later cut down. the jury also heard from several witnesses who testified that they heard the screeching of tires and the impact on the day of the crash.

chism murder case by the end of this week. the defense rested this morning. chism is accused of murdering danvers, massachusetts high school math teacher colleen ritzer. jurors will have to decide if and if it' s enough to make him criminally insane. a psychiatrist testified monday that the teen did express remorse for not ignoring the voices in his head. presidential candidate donald trump is dominating the headlines again after calling for a ban on all muslims entering the u.s. this morning, trump doubled down on the controversial comments and the world is reacting. abc' s kenneth moton has the latest from washington. kenneth: donald trump taking on the world' s more than one billion muslims. mr. trump: a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the

possible reason it is -- until our country' s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. kenneth: this morning trump doubled it down on his controversial remarks come as george stephanopoulos press for the details on "gma." mr. trump: if a person is a muslim and goes overseas and comes back, they are a citizen, that is different. but we have to figure things out. kenneth: trump' s muslim ban was met with a standing ovation last night at his campaign rally. >> i liked what he had to say about the muslims. we have got to get control. kenneth: but it was condemnation across the country and the globe. nihad awad: donald trump sounds more like the leader of a lynch mob then the leader of a great nation like ours. kenneth: u.k. prime minister david kevin comments divisive and quite sadly wrong. gop rivals rubio, carson, and bush quickly spoke out against the plan. house speaker paul ryan, who

party stands for and more importantly, it is not what this country stands for. kenneth: trump, unfazed by his to hitler. look at the cover of the "philadelphia daily news." he told another morning program he loves muslims can he just wants them to "turn in the bad ones." kenneth martin, abc news from washington. sean: meantime, two other presidential hopefuls will be in new hampshire today. republican jeb bush will make appearances in manchester and hooksett. and democrat hillary clinton will hold a town hall meeting in salem. it was a beautiful day out there yesterday. but things are starting to cool down. let' s take a live look at manchester, where it is a little bit chilly. feels a lot different from yesterday. kevin: fark-the last several days across the area, where temperatures were up to the mid and upper 50' s. this afternoon you are looking at the lower half of the 40' s and a lot of it is thanks to the

pressure -- provide much in the way of any shower activity, bringing quite a few clouds and a northeasterly wind around it. that is the next system in the central plains. between these two systems comes a cooler air mass in place. eventually, once it goes by, another warming trend sets up for the end of the week and likely in the next weekend. we will have much more on this and look towards the weekend and how warm temperatures will be and look for any kind of snow chances in the extended forecast in just a few minutes. sean: chipotle says it believes norovirus made college students sick at a restaurant. the company says it thinks the illnesses are an isolated incident unrelated to an outbreak of e. coli. several college students started complaining of gastrointestinal

s heroin and opioid abuse crisis are set to courts. aside from drug courts, the state is looking at monitoring program, providing additional support to law enforcement, and streamlining services. nearly 300 people have died this year from drug overdoses in new hampshire. coming up, a return to the stage. the band performing during the bombings in paris reunites for the first time since the attack. and why investigators think the couple behind the mass shooting in california planned their strategy well in advance. kevin: the one light shower chance of the forecast and beyond that, a big change as we work our way towards the weekend. details coming up to sean: and in today' s "grow it green," we will tell you what makes

sean: now to california, where the fbi is grilling the man who bought the husband and wife killers their high-powered rifles. this as federal authorities tell abc news they are also tracking some suspicious activity in the killer' s bank account. abc' s elizabeth hur has the latest. elizabeth: four investigators,

syed farook and tashfeen malik planned the attack well in advance. did they have helped? the fbi says it has surveillance video of the killers taking target practice in the los angeles area. now under intense questioning is farook' s friend and neighbor and we get -- enrique marquez. >> our major concern is determining how the firearms, the rifles in particular, got from marquez to farook and malik the firearms at present are at an fbi laboratory were there performing forensic examination on them. >> i' m so glad i will see my family. elizabeth: this survivor is calling out -- speaking up for the first time, calling her

>> he put his arm around me and said "i got you." t just save me comes in our whole family. elizabeth: this picture shows this motley group moments before the shooting. at least 70 people inside when farook and his wife burst in dressed in all black, firing in science. the same group held an active shooter training just a year ago. the fbi is learning new information about farook and his intentions from marquez, and the working theory on the large cash deposit into farook' s account is that it may have been used to fund the attack. sean: meantime members of a , california rock band eagles of death metal returned to the stage in paris last night. this comes less than a month after suicide bombers stormed the band' s performance and killed 89 people. the band returned with u2, whose concert plans were also interrupted because of the

u2 frontman bono introduced eagles of death metal, saying they would forever be a part of of paris. pope francis led a special ritual at the vatican today. the opening of the holy doors of saint peter' s basilica. it' s the first time the ceremony has been held since 2000. the holy doors are opened only during a designated jubilee year. faithful catholics believe the doors symbolize jesus, who said "i am the door." millions of pilgrims will visit the holy see in the coming year for the opportunity to walk through the doors. the spirit of giving continues. and wmur is giving you another chance to help someone in need. drive kicks off this friday, december 11. we' ll be collecting non-perishable food donations, including pre-packaged donations at all hannaford shaws and wal-mart locations in new hampshire through the 13th. all the food collected will go to the new hampshire food bank. i will be hanging out at the walmart. come say hi on friday. kevin: it should be a warming

next weekend. we have a couple of cooler days and maybe a couple of rain chances to get through first. sean: not all plants are what they are -- appear to be. we' ll introduce you to some fascinating carnivorous plant. now to our u local hot shot. hazle' s first visit with santa didn' t go over too well. her parents say she is now scared of the word santa and throws away anything with his picture. oh, no. it will get better. you can submit your pictures and

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sean: >> meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: certainly one of those what a difference a day makes situations. northeasterly breeze at 10 miles air. plenty of clouds moved in during the evening hours and thicken up stayed this afternoon. you will notice up north that the clouds are little bit bigger and brighter in central parts of the state. then you get a top mount washington.

what they like to call the under cast out there. we are looking at temperatures remain seasonably cool this time if you' re as we work our way through this evening. as this continues to make its way through the gulf of maine, there' s continued to our west and if any of that cloud cover through the afternoon and eventually the thickest of the cloud cover moving offshore later on today and into the evening. that is setting up similar overnight lows in the 20' s to the low 30' s, that we get back to the partial sunshine for the day tomorrow only to have the next to run in as we work through the day on thursday. there could be a sprinkle in a couple of southeastern areas. the northeast wind is a fairly dry wind and not providing any moisture to the air. anywhere from your the freezing mark up north after falling into the 20' s overnight and filtered sunshine there and around 40. the north, northeasterly for making a big difference where temperatures are running 10-15

later on this afternoon and evening. partial sunshine tomorrow. later tomorrow evening that we start to see the clouds approach from the west and there will be the risk of a passing shower. it could be in the form of a few flurries or a light rain shower passing rain shower during the by then, temperatures should be s. still the chance of a passing shower through lunchtime on friday. that sets of good timing for the weekend as high-pressure settles in on saturday and we get the southwesterly winds ahead of the next system. just now starting to make its way in along the west coast. night and into monday. ahead of that, another mild sunday afternoon with temperatures by then climbing into the 50' s, maybe a couple of seven spots with an of sunshine, attending to 60 degrees before pretty good rain chances sunday night and into monday morning.

let' s head to "grow it green." m joined by margaret extension. m being attacked by this plan here. margaret: you are. hanging over your head. ray: i guess that is the theme for today' plants that attack. margaret: these are carnivorous sunlight and the way they survive, they trap insects and maybe even something really small as a mouse. ray: several different ways, 4 ways we have here. why don' t you start with way number one? margaret: this is in the butter what family, and if you look really closely, you can see some

t go away. ray: and it looked so innocent. for those of us "little shop of tray of what? traps. when an insect flies past the extended hairs, it is snapped shut in less than a second. ray: quick moving plant there. something like that. margaret: these are bladder plants and what they have is a modified leaf called a bladder with the trapdoor and something swims by that is attractive and the trapdoor opens and it snaps shut really great. ray: the final way, we have an example right here in front as well. margaret: these are picture plants and the insect is attracted to the sugar glands and the lip on the hood and the

creep in and in and hunting for more and more sugar and all of a sudden it slides right down into the bottom of the picture, where there are digestive juices. ray: these look like fairly tropical plants but i understand some of them are available. some of these grow native to new england. margaret: those are all native new england pitcher plants and mosses and other things that grow in new england in peacock areas. ray: so it is possible to grow these at home as well? margaret: most of these you can grow in your home environment as long as you make sure they get plenty of humidity and a good amount of sunlight. if you are worried, you can grow them where you control the environment. ray: sounds like a great project with the kids. margaret: it is. ray:

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sean: welcome back. a bottle of wine was found in a very unusual place, an elk' s mouth. the elk was seen holding the bottle in its mouth in evergreen, colorado last week. a neighbor captured a series of photos after she says the animal picked through a recycling bin on the curb. she joked the elk probably chose a red wine to go with the white snow or to pair with his leafy greens. in case you were wondering, it

-- it was a 2008 cabernet sauvignon. elk. of days. thursday, couple of showers weekend. sean: starting tonight at 5:00, they are the latest fad in showers. but why these laser displays are causing concerns for pilots. with online sales soaring holiday season, it is forcing experience. in the door. we' re back here at 5:00.