sean: drones are growing in popularity, but there are a few things you need to know before trying to take off anywhere near the airport in manchester. erin: police say this man has been keeping them busy in pelham for years. series of crimes. kevin: starting off early this activity. from there, a warming trend. sean: flames ripped through a popular and historic restaurant yesterday. erin: good morning and thanks for joining us. we will get to your traffic in just a bit. we are seeing some rain out there. sean: a mild start to the day.

december at this point. activity for today and the foreseeable future. we start off with wet highways. we get beyond that and it is a mostly cloudy sky and warming up further into the afternoon. into the afternoon, mostly cloudy skies. we will have much more on the forecast as we look for the weekend and a milder air. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good morning. all major roads in the state of new hampshire are a good ride. allow some extra time for the wet roads. 89 north is great. coming on the southbound side, we are not seeing any delays

we are seeing some minor delays on the everett turnpike southbound right around the bedford tolls and by exit 11. we are seeing delays on 93 south and in new bern. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we start with breaking news from the town of unity, where firefighters are still battling a two alarm house fire and they are facing challenges caused by a propane tank. the home on unity springs road was engulfed in flames before they arrived in the fire is still not under control at this point. no injuries have been reported. we will continue to give you updates. recreational drones are quickly

erin: the manchester-boston regional airport is introducing a new policy. control? s right. providing a way for those operators to do it. under the new advisory, anyone who wants to fly an unmanned the airport must contact the air traffic control tower and file a flight plan, including altitude. the deputy director says there have not been any incidents yet, but officials expect as many as a million new recreational drones will come into use this year and they want to be proactive. there should not be anything controversial as this is the industry standard. local operators seem to be happy. >> we want to get the word out

five miles of the airport, you need to get permission from the airport to operate that drone. ray: airport officials say the advisory goes into effect immediately. air traffic controllers will try to work out the flight plan with operators, but they will contact law enforcement if necessary. erin: thank you. cleanup efforts are underway after a four alarm fire destroyed a popular restaurant in portsmouth. that fire broke out inside the gas light and it burned four hours. the building dates back to the 1800s. neighboring businesses are concerned for restaurant employees. >> i have a friend who works over at the gas light.

>> we are grad -- glad nobody got hurt. a lot of people are going to be out of work. gap. erin: investigators have not released the cause of the fire, but they do say it is not suspicious. sean: a pelham man will be in court to face charges over a series of crimes. police arrested 43-year-old ronald szettella and charged him with two counts of armed robbery and one count of criminal threatening. police say he robbed the gauge chill farms store twice. investigators say he will also likely be charged in salem for two armed robberies, including one case in which she wore a

erin: kyle witty was accused of running a red light and brought siding a minivan, killing 60-year-old elizabeth mcquinn. he was acquitted. a former camp counselor will spend the next 2-6 years behind bars after pleading guilty to two counts of sexual assault involving a 15-year-old boy. david johansen admitted he sexually assaulted the teen at a camp in hillsbro. sean: a former employee of the conway area humane society is accused of healing thousands of dollars from her employer. constance harger allegedly used a company credit card for personal expenses while working as the finance and event - manager. she used the car to pay for household bills including rent,

officers say the total amount stolen could reach as high as $38,000. erin: we are learning new details about the couple who launched the deadly attack in san bernardino. they had been radicalized long before they met and their marriage may have been a cover for jihad. lana: good morning. the fbi is investigating whether the marriage between the san bernardino keller' s was actually just a cover-up for a long planned jihad. they are also continuing their investigation into the role of isis. that they were radicalized before they started dating each other online. lana: the fbi director said that syed farook and tashfeen malik were radicalized before they

the investigation is also looking at a san bernardino area high school. photos of the school were found on syed farook' s cell phone. encryption is keeping so much it in. those encrypted messages? the fbi is still trying to terrorist plot foiled in may. sean: still to come, changes are coming to fenway park after several fans were injured. the new safety measures that will be in place next year. erin: we will introduce you to the first test tube puppies in the world. sean: the drug problem is getting worse and the state

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kevin: we are looking at some rain shower activity through late morning and they mostly cloudy afternoon. we will talk about the milder through the weekend coming up. erin: changes are coming to fenway park and they are aimed at improving safety for the fans. sean: when the red sox take the field in 2016, there will be extra netting shielding field-level seats within 70 feet of home plate. the move is welcome news for a woman hit by a foul ball back in july. >> to know that in december,

m proud and i' m glad for the red sox. it is a smart move. don' t wait until it is a worse injury. sean: the red sox home opener is set for monday, april 11. erin: the state fish and game commission is set to potentially approve a bobcat hunting season. bobcat hunting was banned in 1989, but experts think the population may be as high as 2200 in the spring and summer now. sean: a big thank you to the students at bow high school. i got to mc their poetry out loud competition. the winner goes to the state and possibly to the national competition in washington dc. high schools all over the state and country do this competition.

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sean: a hound in ithaca, new york gave birth to seven puppies that are the first ever to be conceived in a test tube. they are all a few months old and healthy. researchers say in vitro fertilization could have great benefits for the health of pets. >> this opens up the possibility that we could identify certain genes that cause disease and replace them with a good copy of the gene before the dogs are born.

disease, we can prevent it from happening. sean: you know everybody stopped and is watching the tv right now. the last puppy will be capped to have her own letter. erin: a new high-tech company is adding jobs to new hampshire. retrieved technology will add more jobs in 2016. the company has developed video communication platforms for businesses to share communication. >> we had less than 10 people last summer. we have added 30 people. we just moved into this beautiful space to accommodate the growth. erin: the high-tech sector s gross domestic product. in february, united airlines

if your flight takes off before 9:45, you will get a caramel filled dutch waffle. sean: ok. erin: sounds pretty good. passengers through the rest of the day will choose between two zesty snack mixes. they dropped free snacks in two thousand eight, but they are back. sean: i like other offer you a free snack after you pay $500. erin: really. sean: a student loan company is under investigation for alleged overcharges. the attorney general' s office has received complaints regarding navient, but it has not taken legal action against them. >> we are not people' s advocates, but we enforce the consumer detection act some complaints lead to us taking some enforcement actions. sean: we will look at whether it is an issue in new hampshire at

the abenaki ski area in wolfeboro is one of the 10 oldest in the u.s. and they are now getting it a slip. crews are putting the finishing touches on a cedar shingle lodge this week. the lodge includes a stone fireplace. at the end of this winter the old shack will be torn down to make changes. rate. get our first snow? christmas. i suspect so. that is just a suspicion. this morning.

rain shower activity out there and some patchy fog to go along with it. we will have wet highways. it is all in liquid form, except in the highest elevations. early showers and that the chance of temperatures getting back into the low and mid 50' s. this does look like the beginning of a milder stretch. some scattered, lighter showers out there. a batch making its way out of eastern new york. we have a mostly cloudy sky and a light southerly breeze. we are looking at the scattered shower activity out there and the wet highways. you can see the most organized of the precipitation out to our west and making our way northeast. this will be making its way

after that, most of the eastward. we don' early this morning. some sheltered valleys may only get up around 44 or 45 today. we are talking upper 40' s. this is the beginning of a milder stretch of weather. fog. there will be the risk of a shower early tomorrow morning. partly sunny skies as we work saturday. into sunday, we are looking at next system. that will arrive monday afternoon into monday evening.

if you are going to be traveling around, it all looks good for the weekend. out ahead of that, we are talking the milder temperatures over the next couple of days. behind it, temperatures don' t cool off all that dramatically. at this point in the game, you get toward next wednesday and thursday and you need a system to take that perfect track. there is going to be at least a couple of systems that presents that possibility, but it needs to be that perfect track. we will see. sean: watching for the perfect track. erin: we do want to check our top stories. ray: a million new drones are expected to fly off the shelves as holidays reason across the country. airport officials are taking steps to be proactive to cut

manned and unmanned aircraft, effective immediately. anyone wanting to operate within five miles of the airport must contact the air traffic control tower and file a plan including altitude. erin: a pelham man is due in court today. 43-year-old ronald szettella is responsible for a pair of armed robberies and a bomb threat to an elementary school over the last three years. cleanup efforts are underway after a four alarm fire destroyed a popular restaurant in downtown portsmouth. businesses were starting to open yesterday when the fire broke out. sean: coming up, who will live longer?

erin: researchers in england say grumpy people live just as long as happy people. sean: illness and stress can cause happiness, but not the other way around. scientists say being grouchy won' t shorten your life. go ahead and have a better outlook on life. erin: you can be grumpy and it is ok. sean: it is in. erin: the bruins scored an important win against their longtime rivals despite falling behind early. sean: changes are coming to the no child left behind program,

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning to you. it is thursday, the 10th of december. 37 degrees. a little bit of rainfall overnight. erin: we are going to take a look at how much rain may fall today after our tops tories. we begin with a story we continue to follow. breaking news in unity. crews are on the scene of a house fire that broke out this morning. an update ahead. the manchester-boston regional airport is issuing a policy.

will hear the appeal of a man convicted of murdering a teenage girl decades ago. kevin: temperatures in the low and mid 40' s early this morning and in the upper 30' s up north. most of what we are seeing below 4000 feet is in the form of light rain. we will have a mostly cloudy sky and drier conditions for the afternoon. it will not take much to get into the low and mid 50' s this afternoon. sean: i did see some snowfall way above que head up there. ve got to take a little bit of a road trip. here is a live look at i-93. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we' re joined live by 95.7 s deb davidson. deb: good thursday morning. 93 is a good ride.

not any problems. we are seeing some pretty heavy delays on the everett turnpike. pockets of heavy congestion again at exit 11 and at 12. if you are commuting into massachusetts, 93 south is tough. this report is being brought to you by peter' s honda, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: now back to that breaking news we are following out of unity. firefighters are on the scene of a fire at a home on unity springs road. sean: the flames broke out shortly before 4:00 this morning. everyone was able to escape

erin: with recreational drones flying off the shelves is a popular holiday gift, the manchester-boston regional airport is announcing a new policy. ray brewer joins us live. sean: why some drone operators will be making phone calls to air traffic control. kevin: this could be just the leading edge of a number of new regulations were drone use is concerned. airport officials said they just want to be proactive before more drones end up in the air. the rise of drone photography has given everyone a fresh look at new hampshire' s natural beauty. >> to be able to fly and photograph from 60, 70 feet off the ground, it is a wonderful perspective.

ray: a man wanted to send up his drone, but called it off because he could not reach air traffic control. >> there was no way to communicate with them. there was no phone call, you cannot phone in, you cannot knock on the door. there is no way to reach them. ray: they are aiming to solve that communication problem by requiring all drone operators to contact the tower before flying. >> we are providing a conduit to the tower. ray: they are issuing the policy in advance of a boom in recreational drug use. commercial operators a the

>> now, we have people we can call which will make our jobs easier. ray: if the tower does not like the flight plan that is being filed by the drone operator, officials say they will try to work things out, but if necessary, they will contact law enforcement. reporting live, ray brewer. sean: republican presidential hopeful carly fiorina continues her campaigns playing through new hampshire today. she held to townhall' s. more than 150 people packed a lebanon auditorium to hear her speak. she mapped out her blueprint for america success. she also talked about her views on planned parenthood, which some people did not agree with. >> as a woman, i' m extremely concerned about your views on the planned parenthood organization.

s health. let' s make sure women self has sufficient funding, but planned parenthood has become a political operation and we are to be honest about that. let it stand on its own. it will not be in president fiorina' s budget. sean: three other republicans will arrive in new hampshire today. donald trump, john kasich, and south carolina senator lindsey graham. erin: a new wmur cnn granite state college shows bernie sanders leading the pack among democratic candidates in new hampshire. right now, he holds a 10 point lead on hillary clinton, with martin o' malley struggling to get traction. most voters are still undecided. sean: a man accused of kicking and killing his neighbor' s dog expected to make a court

55-year-old toby tousley kicks the dog after it walked into his yard. the dog died after he kicked at one time. a group says they will hold a protest during his arraignment. erin: the state supreme court will hear an appeal of a 1971 murder conviction. 77-year-old robert breest was 18-year-old susan randall by killing her and throwing her river. he says he was wrongfully did -- convicted. his lawyers say new dna test results could lead to reasonable doubt, meaning that he could be were granted. sean: two people are facing felony theft charges. broke into the house last week. they searched to different rooms

police did, and found more than $44,000 in cash. erin: drug dealers should face charges up to second-degree murder. jo foster says that overdoses are still skyrocketing in new year' s end. >> overdose scenes have not been thought of his crime scenes, but they really are crime scenes. with cell phones, social media and so forth, there are enhanced ways to track down the person, where they got the drugs, did they know what they were selling, did they know how deadly it was? sean: six students in bristol had to be treated yesterday after an incident involving mace at their school.

container of mace in the cafeteria during lunchtime. the room was immediately cleared called. scene. erin: a local school district planning committee is set to vote today to decide whether it will withdraw and create its own school district. last month, the committee decided that the best path would be to withdraw from sau 6 and have cornish form its own school district. if submitted and approved, the issue will go to voters in march. sean: coming up, a first grader goes on a frightening ride. >> if she was not such a tough little girl, i think she would have been hurt worse. sean: a six-year-old was dragged by her school bus for nearly a mile. erin: a harsh punishment for a high school student in

wearing saggy pants to school. kevin: very cold air still locked up in canada. it is mainly rain shower activity while we start the day. 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,

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kevin: we start off with scattered showers activity and end with cloudy skies. highs today in the upper 40' s to mid 50' s. only getting milder from here over the next several days. i will have the details on the weekend coming up. erin: the man accused of opening fire at a planned parenthood in colorado last month made a court appearance yesterday. prosecutors filed 179 charges against robert dear, including first-degree murder. he shocked the courtroom after a series of outbursts. >> seal the truth. kill the babies, that' planned parenthood does. you will never know what i saw in the clinic. the atrocities. that' s what they want to seal.

representing dear he told the judge he wants his clients mental illness represented. sean: a woman was hit and killed by a red line train in boston last night. the 42-year-old was struck while trespassing on the tracks. two firefighters suffered minor injuries as they attempted to rescue the woman. investigators are trying to figure a woman was on the tracks. a close call for a six-year-old girl in north carolina. she suffered minor injuries when she was dragged by her school bus. she was getting off her school bus on monday afternoon when the driver closed the door on her arm. her parents say they are thankful she did not have any less of her body stuck in the door. >> that is the only way she was able to hold on and go along

if it was just her hand, she would have slipped and fell up underneath the bus. sean: the girl fell out when the 78-year-old bus driver opened the door at the next stop. the bus driver has resigned. erin: president obama is expected to sign into law just late in overhauling the no child left behind initiative. under the new measure, state and local officials will have greater power in determining how to respond to underachieving schools and teacher evaluations will no longer be tied to student test scores. a student in tennessee was sent to jail for wearing his pants too low. he had to serve 48 hours behind bars after his school resource officer charged him with indecent exposure for wearing saggy pants. >> i didn' t know what else to do.

to go to jail if you have said he pants. i think they should have some kind of punishment, though. erin: it is not clear why the students were charged with indecent exposure. under tennessee law, second pants do not constitute indecent exposure. sean: it was a big matchup on the ice in montre al last night. in the second period, an important ruin suffered -- bruin suffered an injury. montre al was leaving when loui eriksson found the net. not an easy goal. 42 seconds later, they scored again. the bruins went on to win the game 3-1. erin: the celtics hosted the bowls at the td garden last night. boston managed to close the gap and went on to win 105-100. the celtics will host the undefeated golden state warrior' s tomorrow.

shot by this high school basketball player in minnesota. he threw the ball across the court. we would not be showing it to you otherwise. the team' s coach says he has never seen an ending like this in his 30 years of coaching. probably will not see one again. you never know. erin: he' s got some arm. sean: he sure does. [laughter] sean: just doing a three pointer is tough. kevin: how many tries do you think it would take before he would do that again? sean: 50, at least. kevin: start off early this morning with the clouds, the scattered shower activity, and the wet highways. temperatures are in the upper 30' s to mid 40' s. we do have a couple of light showers making their way through eastern parts of the state. just a little bit of a break here and then another round of

the second and last round of showers will be 10:30-11:00. this system heads up into canada and that leaves us with the milder air we have through the central and southern plains advancing toward us. right now, the system is northwest. showers. in the southeastern parts of the state, we should start to see light drizzle. there are a few more showers making their way into the monadnock region. up north, a lot of this falling in the form of rain. back edge, 10:30-11:00, setting up temperatures which start the day. areas that are in the 40'

morning likely get into the 50' s this afternoon. 30' s don' t tend to see any sort of breeze then there is the s into the afternoon. plymouth, 48. i think 44-45 is a possibility afternoon. past noon, it is mostly cloudy skies. any sort of breaks in the overcast give way to clouds, patchy fog overnight, stray showers tomorrow morning. each of the next several days, we are talking highs into the low and mid 50' s. from there, the rain chance moves in later monday afternoon and monday night. cooler as we will drop back into the 40' s, which is what we will see in southeastern areas overnight. here is a look at the weekend.

all in all, a good weekend for traveling. a huge thank you to the third-graders at dr. chris elementary who i talked weather with yesterday. we talked about the water cycle, weather instruments, different types of clouds. they had a lot of great questions about the weather, as they get into that unit. coffee mug from them, as well as that tie. this is a very opportune time. christmas eve evening, i will be the one here tracking santa, so i will be wearing this type. the other snowflakes tie i wear the next day. sean: wmur is hoping you will those in need.

we will be collecting nonperishable food donations. all the food collected will go to the new hampshire food bank. erin: we hope we will see you out there. with just over two weeks to go before christmas, people across look at this. lights. . you can see why. you can see this display all lit up from 5:00 until 9:30 p.m. sean: a florida man was pulled over by police, but he did not s hanging way out. he said the officer asked him what he does for a living area he told her he is a gospel singer and she asked him to sing her a song. he happened to have a selfie stick so he could capture the whole thing on video. >>

if it was three men, i would have said it' s raining men! [laughter] sean: he was pulled over for not wearing his seatbelt. click it or ticket or have a good song to sing. [laughter] erin: still ahead, a final check of your top stories, including a

erin: updating our top stories. sean: the manchester airport is announcing a new policy regarding the use of drones. ray: the deputy director at the airport says there have not benny and since between manned and unmanned aircraft, but they are trying to be proactive. under the new policy, anyone wanting to fly a drone within five miles of the airport will have to contact the air traffic control tower and file a flight plan. erin: crews are on the scene of

morning. officials say no one was hurt. sean: cleanup efforts are underway after a four alarm fire destroyed a popular restaurant in downtown portsmouth. the fire started inside the gas light as businesses were opening yesterday. it is not can it suspicious. erin: the new hampshire supreme court will hear the appeal of a 1971 case. 77-year-old robert breest claims he was wrongfully convicted. his lawyers say dna test results could lead to reasonable doubt. kevin: a little bit of fog, some rain shower activity making its way through between 10:00 and 11:00. behind that, mostly cloudy skies. remaining mild at least until monday when the next system arrives. because it will be mild, that is mostly in rain form on monday afternoon and monday night. erin: mild air for the weekend.

america" will have the latest on the controversy surrounding donald trump' s proposal to ban muslims from the u.s. in london, a petition is calling for trump to be banned from entering the uk' s it has gotten more than 300,000 signatures so far. sean: a lot of people talking about that and they will have the latest on the test to puppies. it is basically in vitro fertilization. sean: erin: they are super cute. we will see you back here in 25 minutes. [captioning performed by the

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