anchor: breaking news, a three-alarm fire is raking in a well-known building at this hour. we will have a live update for you to see. >> without this case, nobody else would have come forward. anchor: we hear the victim and his mother. police say there are more victims. secretary of defense in the hot seat about the u.s. fight against isis. in new hampshire, two senators are a part of the panel questioning him right now. kevin: cooler temperatures remaining. how long that could last and a look at changes for the weekend ahead. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

now, wmur news 9 at noon. anchor: new developments this noon, a former camp counselor has admitted to sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy. this assault occurred when david johansen spent the night at the boy' s house. according to authorities, this is not the only victim. wmur' s ray brewer is live. the victim and his mother do not feel that johansen is showing remorse. ray: that is correct, josh. the victim -- [bill riniging -- [bell ringing] ray: in court wednesday, victim and asking him to spend s house during the course of the night, john -- johansen sexually assaulted the

david: he made full admission. ray: the plea deal called for him to serves two years to six years in prison. johansen says the memories -- johansen' s victims of the memories of that night still haunt him. >> i do not trust people, i do not have faith anymore. i do not go to church. i still cannot deal with it. ray: johansen is accused of similar misconduct down in massachusetts. in court, it was revealed that johansen will admit to sexual assault and be sentenced to four years to six years, concurrent with the new hampshire sentence. >> he is never going to be able to do this to another child. ray: the victim' s mother says while the sexual salt have rubbed her son of his believe, she still has faith. >> he is going to prison here, but he will be judged on the more important level. ray: any day now, her son is about to become a father. his mother says she cannot think

>> with such a horrible thing being put to rest, we have such a blessing. ray: once johansen finishes his sentencing here in new hampshire, he will be sent in of his sentence there. a sex offender. recording live in nashville, ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: police are investigating a deadly crash that shut down the road in deerfield. the driver had a medical morning on nottingham road. the driver died. police are not releasing the victim' s name. care as a look at to the and south main street. a driver with turning onto main street, made a wide turn, took down a light pole, and struck two other cars, including

injuries. several cars did have to be towed, as you might imagine. truck -- christopher serlin faces a counts of endangering the welfare of a child. police say he crash into a parked car, then minutes later crash into another car parked in hurt. in the wake of the paris attacks in the san bernardino shooting, defense secretary asked carter right now is facing questions on the strategy to defeat isis p or secretary carter said we must all do more to combat the radical group and talked about the efforts of secretary of state john while discussing the extra steps being taken to accelerate isis' defeat. both new hampshire senators kelly ayotte and jeanne shaheen are taking part in the armed forces committee, questioning this panel.

new details this noon about the shooters behind the san bernardino mass shooting. the fbi director confirmed both shooters were radicalized at least two years ago. marci gonzalez has more on this latest investigation. marci: new insight into the couple that carried out last week' s terror attack in san bernardino. the fbi director revealing today syed farook and tashfeen malik work radicalized before the even more dating. dir. comey: they were talking about jihad and moderate on -- and martyrdom. marci: investigators may bring charges against henrique marcus, the 24-year-old accused of purchasing the assault-style rifles used in the massacres. he posted "i am very sorry you guys, it was a pleasure."

terror plot in advance. michael g. stone: he was saying there are a lot of muslims in our own backyard ready to go haywire, attack. we did not think anything of it. marci: both of farook' s parents are on the terror watch list. brad garrett: i do not know if the fbi knows of their role, if there is a role. if you add them to the list, they cannot return home, and it makes them available to be interviewed. marci: investigators looking into a deposit of more than $28,000 into farook' s bank account into the weeks before the attacks, saying he did out a loan to help take care of the baby daughter they were leaving the home -- leaving behind. on cell phones and computers, the couple try to destroy, investigators discovered other targets the couple may have been planning to attack.

josh: in portsmouth, a major fire is burning fury let' s get the very latest on what is happening from amy coveno, who is live at the scene. amy: good afternoon to you, josh. we are here on market street, although market street is closed. this fire broke out at 64 market street after 10:30 this morning, the home of the gaslight company, a very popular restaurant here on the seacoast. that fire went to four alarms a short while ago. you can see the number of apparatus lining market street here. the word is this is a chimney fire. the fire chief spoke with news 9 saying they had crews on the river doing training when they spotted smoke at the same time the 911 calls started coming in. it is early yes, but they have got the road blocked off here, and they are turning people away.

active sign -- active fire scene. four crews coming in from maine and elsewhere. no word at this point has to injuries. we will stay on the scene and get it. live in portsmouth, amy coveno, wmur news 9. josh: thank you for the update. not backing down about his controversial comments regarding muslims entering the u.s. residents in one country are fighting to keep him out. plus, they were in the running for "time" magazine' s person of the year. the winner was announced this morning. kevin: a lot of clouds out there, but milder temperatures making a return cured when that arise in a look toward the weekend coming up. kevin: -- josh: and in today' s cook' s corner,' tis the season for yummy

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josh: tomorrow, donald trump hampshire. this is his first trip stents -- since sparking a lot of outreach on proposing a ban against all following the deadly attack in

right now, residents and one u.s. ally are trying to ban him from visiting their country. abc' s kenneth moton is reporting. kenneth: donald trump mensching -- mixing celebrity and politics. on an appearance on "live with kelly and michael" -- mr. trump: it is not about religion, it is about safety. kenneth: trump received applause here, but across the globe -- condemnation. in the u.k., there is a move to ban trump. a petition has reached more than 200,000 signatures. >> we can deny entry to those who conduct themselves in such a manner, and i believe donald trump falls into that category. kenneth: sector estate john kerry weighing in. -- secretary of state john kerry

diplomatic as i can put it. kenneth: abc' s barbara walters asking if he was playing into the hands of isis, putting the u.s. in more danger. mr. trump: i am the worst thing that is happen to isis. the people of my party understand that. kenneth: matthew dowd says trump is not slowing down in the polls. matthew: i think this empowers him in the course of it. kenneth: this has not stopped his plans to travel overseas to her he is headed to israel at the end of the month to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. josh: donald trump was in the running, but he did not end up topping the list for "time" magazine' s person of the year in 2015. it is german chancellor angela merkel. "time" says merkel is being honored for helping support europe despite economic turmoil

donald trump trump tweeted this -- i told you "time" magazine would never pick me as person of the year, despite being of a favorite. they picked a person who is ruining the economy. a that is his opinion. kevin: we have cooler air for the time being. we are looking at a warm-up not far away. josh: that sounds good. we are baking up a party favored in today' s cook' s corner, a quick, easy way to make beer

>> now, meteorologist kevin forecast. kevin: started the day with quite a few clouds. we have been gradually adding a here and there, allowing temperatures to respond. certainly this afternoon, mid 40' s, an improvement from what we had yesterday. we will only head upward from here. you will notice we had quite a across the area, and in some spots the occasional overcast.

holes in the overcast, so clouds reality going into this evening. it mostly cloudy sky, southerly and southeasterly flow later tonight, patchy fog a possibility as temperature start to cool off. the next system back to our west not an impressive one. a stray shower or two coming without all the way through friday morning. beyond that, we are looking fairly quiet. s, lower and mid 40' s in lower areas. as far as the wind, again, a light flow, more low clouds and patchy fog later tonight cured with temperatures cooling off, there could be a few spots up north. we see temperatures below the freezing mark, so that could lead to freezing drizzle by tomorrow afternoon. problem. temperatures anywhere between two degrees and four degrees milder than yesterday. a lot of cases in the 30' milder air back down to the ohio texas.

southwesterly wind gets tapped working our way into the weekend, and that means a warming trend for the weekend and certainly monday as our next system truly starts to arrive. a lot of clouds out there, a few breaks, especially up north. later in the evening, the low clouds and fog form. that allows for patchy drizzle with that as she overnight feared up north, a couple of spots could be below the freezing mark. a couple of showers trying to break apart, improvement in the afternoon, especially away from the shoreline midafternoon on. then we are caught in between systems before another weak disturbance to glides in early friday. westerly breeze starts to dry saturday, looking at partly sunny' skies. temperatures warm up. 40' s this afternoon with a light breeze, and we will continue to

patchy, freezing drizzle in the north country overnight. there it is, the warm-up all the way into monday ahead of our next system, which right now looks warm enough that it will be mostly in the form of rain before we cola for me middle of next week. let' s head to cook' s corner. josh: ho i, everybody cured we are talking about an interesting place today in cook' s corner. we are joined with lisa and brad at beveridge. lisa: it is our last name, so we used it as the store name. i kind of got that from him. [laughter] we have a beer store and taproom, so you can come in and get some beer to go. josh: and you have interesting beer products. what you making today? lisa: we are making some stout brownies and some beer bread. we will add the ingredients. i have got a shot of espresso

this is orange you glad, chocolate-orange stout. then we have got some oil and some eggs. brad: i add the swift river brown. lisa: that is what the beer bread over here is made with. they are out of manchester here. josh: any ideas -- you want to get local brews if you can. lisa: yep. we have got the beer bread in the shop, so you can, in an pretty much pick whatever beer you want to make your beer bread with. the brownie mix, you can use pretty much your own favorite recipe. josh: brad, you mentioned before, you are opening up people' s horizons. brad: yeah. obviously it is hard because you really want to just drink beer -- [laughter]

is a great tool to use to cook with. treats. josh: i have never heard of their brownies. lisa: yeah, -- i have never heard of beer brownies. lisa: yes, and then i am adding cinnamon bark from one of the sake -- from winnipesaukee chocolates. you kind of throw it in the pan, put it in the oven, so whatever for. thing to make. brad: that is why i got task with ited. - to - tasked with it. [laughter] lisa: bake it for about an hour in the oven. it is the best bread that i have ever had. it is great for appetizers. i make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with it with my beer

there are so many fun things to make with beer. josh: what is this right here? lisa: that is soap made out of beer. i use all local brews. i use over 30 different breweries. so we have got the stout brownies, the beer bread, and my soap made of beer. josh: where you located? lisa: we are in wolfeboro right on main street. you can see us on facebook, beverdi idge craft beer and soap company, or our website. josh: it is kind of hard to forget the name caret lease and

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hannafords, shaws, and walmart good stuff. kevin: a nice weekend, milder temperatures coming back, and it gets to a point where we are the average is. without any snow on the ground, it is easy to do. rain on monday. josh: we will keep an i on that. thanks, kevin. starting tonight at 5:00, a fire shutting down streets, and a still shut down. customers. that is it for us. be safe, enjoy the day. have a great afternoon. terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of it's time for a tested who won't try

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