>> it really has been fun. you keep us on our toes. >> i've loved it. unless they sack me over the erin: now on "daybreak," donald trump is picking up new support. he has a plan to protect police officers. driving the wrong way, a windham woman faces charges after recovering 16 miles on the wrong side of the highway. kevin: thick fog to start the day. temperatures remain mild. how long it lasts in to the weekend with future cast ahead. sean: want to get some holiday shopping done and help out a great cause?

coming up. >> no one covers match like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. out to sean in a bit. kevin, how long is the fog going to last? kevin: dense fog advisory until 9:00. they are reporting a visibility of 1/16th. we'll setting ourselves up for the fog early along with plenty of clouds to give way to the sunny breaks. it is going to be another mild day. temperatures near 30 up north. we're near 40 in southern areas. we'll look ahead to the weekend which has some changes and the milder bit. friday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb

happy friday, deb. deb: happy friday, kevin. the fog is causing slowdowns. if you are starting the commute, you are on the breaks north of the notch down to the stateline. 293 is a tough ride as well. we have the lane shifts in place between exit five and the everett tun pike. if you are commuting in to massachusetts, all of the major roads are up to speed and incident free. the fog is a factor. this report is being brought to you by autofair. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you so much. republican presidential hopeful, donald trump, is picking up more support. last night in portsmouth, he earned the endorsement of a police union. more on the endorsement, ray?

pledge saying if he is elected, he will protect police officers by sentencing every cop killer to death. trump was in portsmouth picking up the endorsement of the executive council which voted to endorse trump in the race for president. the support was offered during a private rally in portsmouth. trump says too many officers are killed in the line of duty. if he becomes president, he will sign an executive order mandates the death penalty for anyone that kills a cop. the president says trump's recent comments about muslims did not factor in to their vote. >> do you have any muslim -- >> i'm not going to get in to this. this is a religious -- i'm not going to get in the to the red -- rhetoric. we supported the candidate. we're on board. ray: hundreds of people did stage a peaceful protest outside

many holding signs with messages like love your neighborhood. as far as the polls go, according to most, trump continues to hold a double-digit lead. live in manchester outside of trump headquarters, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: it is a busy day for republicans on the campaign trail. carly fiorina, rand paul, lindsey graham, john kasich, and chris christie have events planned for today. you can find details on wmur.com. a windham woman is accused of driving on the wrong way on the interstate for nearly 16 miles while drunk. 24-year-old chelsea cormier was driving north in the southbound lanes of the everett earl early yesterday morning. starting from exit 13 to the bedford tolls and the hooksett toll plaza. they finally used spike

down. >> many people who are drunk lose direction of the way on the road because there aren't other cars. erin: she was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated. a father accused of swinging his child over a safety fence to take a picture faces new charges. she's charged with two counts of endangering the welfare of a child in addition to reckless conduct. jordan denies ever danger. four people are recovering after a home made pipe bomb exploded inside an apartment in central vermont. police say an man lit the pipe bomb and it exploded in his hand. officials say it appears he lost his hand in the blast. another person lost parts of their hand. police say they did find and diffuse a second pipe bomb in the apartment. they are not clear why

there's no indication of anything terror related. you had a great chance this weekend to help put food on the table for thousands of granite staters. starts this morning. you can donate all over the state. sean mcdonald is live at the walmart in hooksett. there are a lot of needs this season, aren't there? sean: certainly. around the holiday season and year round. we want to be the ray of hope. we're hoping you can help us out through the going to take place sunday. it is pretty easy. get some non-perishable food items or come out of the stores. we've made it so easy. there are drop-off sites throughout the state at all walmart, hannaford, and shaw's as well. if you are wondered what

they are looking for high quality, high proeven if foods things like canned tuna, chicken, peanut butter, rice and noodle mixes are always good as well. anything like that. non-perishable foods. now the food bank, by the way, if you want to check out their web site at nh >> woman:foodbank.org. they serve about 400 agencies. they are a huge organization. they need your help especially around this time of year to donate some of the non-perishable food items. maybe they are doing a can drive at your office or school. come on down and say hello. take a picture. we'll put it up. you can put the #n hfooddrive. we're going to talk to the store about these things live in a half an

erin: it is a great effort. we're going to check in with you throughout the morning. to make sure no one misses out on the lights in manchester, they have developed a popular program. the number of children that will benefit the holiday season. ahead at 5:30 this morning, a runaway train. how officials in boston took off without anyone driving it.

kevin: friday morning, december 11th. some pretty thick fog. you are going to want to minutes. we'll look for it to give way to places in partial sunshine today. we'll talk about the between now and christmas coming up. erin: my entire drive in to work was a fog prone area. just leave yourself

there's some great christmas light displays popping up. police are making sure that everyone gets to enjoy them. it's called the senior lights tour. officers escorted senior citizens around the city to check out the lights and even check out displays in other towns. it puts smiles on the faces of everyone involved. >> let's do something nice for the seniors. let's bring them out, get them out of their homes, and bring them out to see lights they wouldn't otherwise see to celebrate christmas. it's something that has become annual and near and dear to our hearts. it is something we're going to continue for as long as i'm chief. erin: i love this. a lot of seniors don't like to drive at night as well. they hosted a special reception for all of the special guests. look at smiles. they had a great time. thousands of kids across new england are getting help. they handed out grants

$250,000 at the speedway charities. it will help more than 110,000 kids in need. >> every year speedway children charities hosts variety events during the sprint cup races where they have golf tournaments and skeet shooting and red bucket they pass out to the stands in the fans. they donate to the speedway children's charities. erin: since the inception, they have distributed more than $1 million helping more than 300,000 children across the northeast. it is now 5:12. coming up, this week's hometown hero is tumbling his way to a full college scholarship. he just brought home gold at the national championships. these are live pictures from the walmart in hooksett. our spirit of giving food drive gets underway today. you can donate at any walmart, hannaford, or shaw's around the state. and in this week's adopt a pet, we want you to meet bella sky.

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erin: crews in washington and oregon are working to clean a mud slide. it could be days before an entire road is open. heavy rains continue to pound the northwest. a tornado touched down yesterday, damaging dozens of homes. this week's hometown hero is one of the top gymnast in the state. nicholas merryman is a two-time member of the usa national team. he took home the gold medal.

and choice a full scholarship to compete for iowa where he will major biology, on track to go premed. good luck to him. there's good news for businesses who owe outstanding taxes. the tax amnesty program is open until february 15th. you can pay your outstanding taxes without penalty and owe half of the accrued interest. sweet leaf tea is recalling more than one million bottles because there could be fragments of glass. it affects different flavors in 15 ounce glass bottles. 14 people have reported finding glass. no one was hurt. distributed since the end of february. our spirit of giving state. we want to help thousands of granite staters. sean mcdonald is live in just one of the many

sean: good morning to you, erin. a live look at some of the things that you can donate this weekend if you would like to. we have beans, mac and cheese, some yes, yams. pasta items back there as well. head out to any of the locations, the hannaford, shaw's, and all of the walmarts here in the state of new hampshire. we have drop-off locations over the next three days to help out the new hampshire food bank. nhfoodbank.org/spirit. you can donate cash if you want. you can't donate cash here at walmart. you can at the register at hannaford and shaw's as well. easy to donate over the next three days. come on down and help us. i'll be here at hooksett walmart throughout the morning. erin: you just mentioned cash. $1 will pay for two

sean: $1 will serve two meals. $10, 20 meals. so easy. donate directly or do the cash. either way. we made it easy. erin: thank you. we're wake up to a foggy morning. kevin: visibilities down. we have an advisory which is in effect. the dense fog advisory lifts after that. we expect the fog to generally lift after that. it will be a battle at this point to whatever cloud cover is leftover to try to give way to some sunshine. it is going to be another mild day. we go anywhere from the mid 40's to mid 50's. a temperature regime that holds through monday. a little bit more sunshine on saturday than sunday. it should be mild through monday with the rainfall moving in later monday afternoon. heavy at times monday night. that will be the first of the three systems we have left between now and two weeks from today for christmas. you'll notice this morning even after the fog lifts quite a few clouds this morning.

morning trying to break apart. there's a back edge to this that will be moving across the state later on. in to the afternoon, after the fog burns off, any low clouds should give way to partial sun sine. we're off to the running start. you have to bear in mind this time of year, overnight lows are in the teens to lower 20's. we're in the lower to mid 30's. look at the visibilities. when you get down to mile, that's low. you have to factor in extra time. you'll notice that we have the warmer air way in. it is around through monday before the next system gets here. even behind it, we're not talking a huge punch of arctic air. temperatures from 46 to 56 from north to south today. light breeze out of the southwest in to the afternoon after the fog burns off. partly sunny skies through about 3:00 or 4:00. then we get late in the day and partly cloudy skies.

i don't think it will be as widespread of an issue as what we're seeing this morning. as i mention, partial sunshine tomorrow. a better day tomorrow than sunday. you can see the clouds saturday night. there may be a stray shower coming with a very weak disturbance on sunday. i think most of the day in most areas should be dry. it is the better chance of rain that comes in with the system moving in out west. it arrives later monday. we'll have rain heavy at times before pulling away with strong winds on tuesday. highs today in the low to mid 50's. tonight we'll ease back. there will be some valley fog. it won't be quite as dense as anything we're seeing early this morning. here's a look at the extended forecast. it looks like mostly rain later monday and in to early tuesday. then the cooler air tries to come in. we're not talking arctic air. anything that's going to have snow in place for us. there will be two other systems. one late next week and

around the 23rd. the key is we need the cold air to be in place for either of the systems. it would take an exact track, which puts the chances at small, just not zero. erin: we'll take that, i think. we'll take anything. the top stories with ray brewer. ray: donald trump returned to new hampshire and picked up an endorsement. the new england police benevolent association voting to endorse trump in the race for president. trump made a pledge says if he becomes president, he'll sign an executive order mandating the death penalty for anyone who kills a cop. erin: a windham woman is accused of driving the wrong way on the everett turnpike. 24-year-old chelsea cormier drove from the bedford to the hooksett tolls. police say a man lit a

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erin: this is interesting. dozens of people in kentucky are walking away with a smile after getting pulled over by police. that's because instead of tickets, officers are handing out cash. the sheriff's office in one county received a $10,000 donation with the instructions that the money be used to help people. kevin: officers stopped 100 drivers and gave them each $100. this is the second year they've done this. if you pull me over, i would have all of the excuses.

money i would be like okay. erin: i'm sure they weren't pulling over people who were doing something wrong. janis joplin widely regarded as one of the best musicians. joplin's 1964 porsche sold at auction last night for $1.76 million. we showed this to you not too long ago. this is about four times what experts thought it was going to fetch. kevin: he bought it in 1968 when it was used and had it painted candy apple red with a mural on top. it has been in the rock and roll hall of fame for 20 years. erin: it's one sweet set of wheels. kevin: you'll see it coming from a mile away. erin: you'll be able to find it in the parking lot. now new numbers show the drug problem trend across the country. remember the spirit of giving food drive starts today. you can donate at any

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you. here's a live look at meredith right now. 41 degrees. this area doesn't look quite as foggy as other areas around the state. there's an advisory in effect. we're going to look at that in the weather. stories. donald trump back in the granite state. the major endorsement that he picked up. the new response that he says he's getting over his controversial plan traveling in to the

an mbta train rolling down the tracks. no one at the controls. the latest on the terrifying ride in boston. and we're kicking off giving food drive this morning. how your donations, large or small, could make a very big difference today. people are going to want to take some extra time. kevin: manchester boston mile. it is pea soup fog. other areas like meredith right here morning. again we want to fact to nor some extra time. a lot of clouds above the fog. as you'll notice, there are some breaks in to the overcast. the fog gradually lifts. by the time we get in to the afternoon, the clearing line back to the west trying to move in to partial sunshine erin: speeds are going to be down. we want to look at traffic watch. you can see the fog

93 and windham. kevin: cars just disappear. for a look, we're joined live by deb davidson. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning, kevin and erin. that fog is very thick this morning. the 93 corridor is socked in from north of the notch down to the stateline with massachusetts. right now 293 is also a tough ride as you are making your way through the mill yard. if you are out on the coast, 95 is seeing some heavy fog. allow extra time as you start your morning commute. we're not seeing any major problems heading in to massachusetts. all of the major roads are incident tree. once again the fog is slowing down the speed limit. this report is brought to you by autofair. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: republican presidential candidate, donald trump, returned to the granite state and left with a badge of support.

picked up an endorsement from a police union, one england. made comments about barring muslims from country. the room was packed to waited outside. ray brewer joins us live hampshire headquarters with more details. ray: trump running to pick up the endorsement from the executive council of the police benevolent union. he made a pledge that has people talking. >> if they give me a bad vote, i'm going to go crazy. ray: they endorsed him thursday night at a private rally. the gop hopeful calling it a great honor. he says too many officers are killed in the line of duty. if he becomes president, he will sign an executive order. >> anybody killing a police officer -- death plenty. it is going to happen. okay? we don't go -- we can't

ray: the endorse comes days after the businessman called for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. trump claims the press has come around to the idea. like he says pundits did after his controversial comments about illegal mexican immigrants. >> when i talked about what i said the other day, all of the sudden i'm watching the show this morning. well, you know, trump has a point. the visa system is not working. ray: president jerry flynn says the police union didn't consider the rhetoric while they were voting. >> do you have any muslim police officers? >> i'm not going to get in to that. this isn't a religious thing. i'm not going to get in to the rhetoric. we're moving forward. we supported the candidate. we're on board. ray: fans of trump said they like the billionaire because of

>> we just can't afford any more to be so politically correct. ray: although we have yet to see how trump's comments about muslims will affect his poll numbers or if they will have any effect. the latest wmur cnn granite state poll released on monday found that 32% of voters say they will vote for trump in the first in the nation primary. live outside of the headquarters, ray brewer, wmur news 9. >> i cover my eyes for a second. i know i was going by. it was terrifying. erin: a terrifying ride. a packed train on the mbta rolls away without a driver. they are trying to figure out if it was due to operator error. the driver stepped out from behind the controls to fix a problem when it began to roll away traveling through four stops. >> within a couple of minutes of when it left,

rail was shut off at this point in time. the train coasted because it had momentum forward through several stations before it came to a stop. erin: it took nine minutes before workers could slow it down. the operator has been an mbta employee for 20 years. an investigation to determine how it could have happened. new details regarding the fire that damaged a popular portsmouth restaurant on thursday. we now know that the four alarm blaze started with a grill vent that was scheduled to be cleaned yesterday at the gaslight restaurant. most of the damage was caused by water. fire officials have confirmed that the cause of the fire was accidental and a fire started with a grill on the first floor. our annual spirit of giving food drive gets underway this morning. we're collecting non-perishable food donation at all hannaford, shaw's, and

sean mcdonald is live in hooksett at the walmart. donating a good way to get on the nice list; right? sean: it is. santa will love you. we're looking for people to be generous. it is foggy out there. make your way through the fog. come out here to a walmart or hannaford or shaw's over the next few days. it will be a big help. let's throw some numbers at you. one in nine -- one in nine people in the state of new hampshire are food insecure. that's when people don't know where their next meal is coming from. in that number, it is estimated according to the food bank about 42,000 children in the state of new hampshire are food insecure. that number is way up. up by about 75% since 2007. now let's bring in steve lee. he is the co-manager here at the walmart to tell us about the drive. we have the bags. tell me how this works. >> good morning. we want to appreciate wmur for letting us being part of the spirit of giving again this year.

we have three different price points, $5, $10, and $15. every single store in the state is pooring. -- participating. there's 26 walmarts. we want to impact as much as we can and raise as much food and fill the food bank as much as we can. we're hoping to do so. sean: a huge effort. people must ask you why? year. why are you doing it? >> the one in nine people you mentioned in the state include children. it is a scary thought. i have a 4-year-old daughter myself. to think of her not knowing where her next meal cops from is very impact much. walmart wants to do to participate in the event. it is a wonderful event. weekend. again we're hoping each and every one of the shoppers contributes to the event. sean: steve, thank you. i appreciate it, sir. good luck over the next few days. that does it for us from the walmart here in

coming up, fbi dive teams searching a pond near the sight of last attack. what they are trying to figure out this morning. plus new numbers from the cdc regarding the overdose deaths. details on the troubling increase ahead. kevin: milder temperatures for december continue. it looks like the next system that comes in produces some changes. we'll have all of the details on that coming up. it is 5:39.

kevin: pretty thick fog in spots. up in the north country, you've had a patch of clearer skies. we're looking at any extra clouds and the patchy dense fog to give way to at least partial sunshine in to the afternoon. another mild day. upper 40's to mid 50's is where temperatures hold in to the weekend. we'll talk about the next storm system, what it bricks, and when it brings in a bit. erin: this morning federal authorities continue to comb the san bernardino lake for clues in the mass shooting last week. on capitol hill, lawmakers want to know why the government didn't pick up on the suspect's extremist views. nikole killion with more.

search in california. how long are they expected to be searching out there? nikole: the fbi says the search could take days before it finishes its investigation of the san bernardino lake. they won't say exactly what they are looking for. they believe syed farook and tashfeen malik may have visited the lake on the day of the rampage. they are briefing lawmakers behind closed doors. many wonder if potential red flags were missed. they discussed jihad and martyred them. the government didn't pick up on the messages. erin: any idea in california what they are looking for? nikole: well, there are some reports suggesting they may be looking for a hard drive that went missing from the shooters computer. the fbi will simply say

evidence and that it may not find anything. it feels it would be remised if it didn't search. erin: all right. thank you. with the u.s. and other countries on high alert, american authorities have disclosed new troubling details. isis now have its hands on one official passport printing machine. an isis swept through major syrian cities last night, they were able to seize the passport printing machines. they are going through immigration records to see if anyone made it in with any of the counterfeit passports. new this morning, we're learning about a medical helicopter crash that killed off four people on board. it happened overnight in california. an air ambulance had a pilot, nurse, pair -- paramedic, and patient on board. they are trying to figure out if weather conditions may have

combating the state's heroin crisis. a drug sweep has led to 14 arrests due to a joint investigation by nashua police in to the distribution of heroin, marijuana, and crack cocaine in the city. 59-year-old daniel herbert was arrested on heroin charges. this is herbert's second offense. 54-year-old james arrested. he was arrested on four counters, including sale of crack cocaine. new startling numbers showing the climb in overdose deaths. according to the cdc, overdose deaths have surpassed 47,000. that's up 7% from the previous year. many of the deaths were due to opioid painkillers and heroin. heroin deaths climbed by 28% last year. here in new hampshire the medical examiner says the state could log more than 400 drug overdose deaths by the

according to the chief medical examiner as of friday, 319 people in our state have died because of drugs in 2015. erin: a welcomed sight in foxboro. rob > -- gronk cow ski was back since injuring his knee. still no word on the status for sunday night's game in houston. >> now your storm watch 9 forecast. erin: all right. here's a look in manchester. you can see from the sky cam shot, it is awfully foggy out there. visibility is just awful in some areas. you were mentioning the airport. kevin: i like how you called it extreme fog. no fun out there. the visibilities are going to remain low between now and the morning commute. we have a fog advisory in the entire state

once the fog lifts, we're going to have a situation where the clouds we have, thickest out there early this morning, start to attempt to give way to at least a few breaks of sunshine. this is how it plays out. thickest of the fog along with the cloud deck that continues to move across the state. as this continues to move east and we start to get in some breaks, we get in to sunshine. it will likely not be everywhere. quite a few places see some sunshine. that's all it is going to take for us to get back to temperatures in the upper 40's to mid 50's. this is the weather tomorrow back through the ohio valley. partial sunshine and similar temperatures. then we start to get in on the clouds ahead of the next system which is just now starting to make its way in to the pacific northwest. we start off early this morning with temperatures upper 30's to lower 40's. certainly mild enough there's no problem with any sort of freezing fog or issues on area roadways beside the low visibility which will slow you down in and of

mid 30's to lower 40's in central parts of the state. quite a few more lower and mid 40's up north. not as much fog. looks like we'll continue to see the fog lift and eventually give way to partial sunshine. we'll enjoy that tomorrow before the clouds race in on sunday. high temperatures this afternoon. anywhere from the upper range of the 40's to mid 50's. maybe as high as 56, 57 later on this afternoon. it will come with a fairly light wind through the day if anything out of a southwesterly direction. the clouds continue to break apart. that will be the battle after the lunch hour today. it sets up partly cloudy skies tonight. notice the temperatures overnight much like this morning in the upper 30's to lower range of the 40's. maybe just a little bit of valley fog tomorrow morning. otherwise we're talking 40's to lower half of the 50's tomorrow. notice the clouds starting to build in later sat evening. we get in to sunday, quite a few more clouds. there will be the risk of a passing shower.

them around for the chance of a passing shower. it shouldn't be terribly organized or anything. beyond that, that storm system that i mentioned out west races in here. looks like likely with the warmer temperatures ahead of it. this is going to fall in the form of rain as we work our way through monday evening and early tuesday morning. thereafter. around next friday. there's a small chance that could be something besides rain. there will be one other system entered around the 23rd. there are a couple of opportunities left in the situation that we're in and the pattern that we're in. again at this point as you'll notice behind the first one temperatures don't cool off all that much. highs in the 40's wednesday and thursday ahead of the system friday. he's going to take the exact perfect track. far enough away, but close enough to give us the moisture. that's where we are with two systems left after

erin: stay tuned to see what it brings. the annual food drive as begun. we need your generosity to ensure that thousands of granite staters get fed. kevin: rewith collecting at all walmart, hannaford, and shaw's this morning. sean: i'm getting lonely. i'm looking for folks to come on down. they open up. if you want to come on down and say hi. we made it easy for you. there are drop off sites at all of the walmart, hannaford, and shaw's stores as well. if you need to find a location, we have a map of the locations. if you come in to walmart or hannaford, you can buy one of the pre-packaged bags. you buy the bag, check out, and drop the bag in the bin. it has all kinds of goodies. we have canned goods and noodles and stuff. they are looking for tuna, that type of

if you get a chance, help us out. there are a lot of people in need. guys, back to you. erin: they are also collecting cash as well. sean: you can't make a cash donation at walmart, but you can at hannaford and shaw's. shaw's is doing a virtual thing, you can donate $5, $10, or $15, you can donate that. you can go to the food bank's web site to do that as well. erin: thank you so much. we're going to check in with you throughout the morning. speakeasy of viewer's choice, we asked about the best pancake. polly's pancake parlor in sugar hill, stuart and john's sugar house, followed by parker's

taking the fifth spot is intervale farm pancake house in henniker. so many great places to get some flap jacks. still ahead this morning, michelle obama going where no other before. the versus she released to the world yesterday. and now time for our u local hot shot. a pair of chickens in freemont ready for the cool whether with their new sweaters. her mom nitted the sweaters for the birds.

paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock.

kevin: starts off with a nice situation in meredith. we have a dense fog advisory for the entire state. visibility is under a quarter of a mile in quite a few places. erin: doesn't look too bad in

finally michelle obama may be deemed the first lady of rap. he teamed up with jay pharoah and the message has become viral. >> flotus on the rap. hey, kids, that could be you a dream is just a dream until you go kevin: it is part of the better make room campaign. it is aimed at helping the slipping u.s. college graduation rates. erin: look at her. she's having fun. she's not a bad rach star. kevin: that's impressive. erin: she's got it. coming up. ray: donal trump returns to new england with a big endorsement. the pledge he made to police officers.

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