jean: tonight the mother charged in connection to the overdose death of her teen daughter was waiting to see when she could be released on bail. good evening, i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. jasmine root is one of the people charged in the case. she says she's morell jibl for lower bail than the others. reporter: josh, she is facing felony drug charges but is not charged with giving eve tarmey the drugs that investigators say killed her, and the defense wants that difference acknowledged by lowering her bail. jasmine reud shuffled into court, hoping to convince a judge to let her out of jail. >> there's a presumption of p.r. bail by statute unless there are concerns either for the

danger to self or the community. reporter: the state then enumerated a number of community and self dangers that they believe the 41-year-old mother poses. >> it is clear that she has a significant substance abuse problem, your honor. reporter: the state cited a prior failure to appear charge out of the massachusetts in 2012 after a drug possession arrest. and expressed concern over the woman she plans to live with, who they say is a known heroin user and prostitute. >> people who use heroin are inherently a damager to the community, they make bad decisions when they're on heroin. reporter: she was living in a hotel with ross when her 17-year-old daughter was found dead. ross is charged with giving eve tarmey the fate dose of fen that fill. a third person is charged with

in death. >> she has two younger children who reside in new hampshire, she does not have custody of them but it is important to her to stay in their lives. reporter: the judge granted that rood can be released on personal recognizance bail under strict conditions including g.p.s. monitoring. she can get out of jail once she shows the community corrections program that see has a safe place to live with substance abuse counseling in place and agrees to g.p.s. monitoring. amy coveno, wmur news 9. jean: a big change the the weather today. things are noticeably chillier than this time yesterday, but are we really headed into winter weather, here's meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: not really. i know a lot of you asking me, are we going to have a white christmas, are we going to see snow by then? here's the thing, we may see snow fly over the weekend, just doesn't look like it sticks around, if it sticks to the ground at all. let's not get ahead of

happening right now first. it was a good 10, 15 degrees colder today. 38 in concord right now, 39 in manchester. already we've fallen into the upper 20's in berlin. so it's a cold start to what will be chilly overnight. and that is key because there's a storm system out to the west of us that's about to move in and because it's going to arrive at the coldest time of the day, in the morning, in the predawn hours tomorrow, there will be some freezing rain that forms, especially in coos, northern carroll and grafton county. those areas have a freezing rain advisory which goes from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, roadways will be descriply in those northern areas tomorrow. otherwise for the rest of us, here's how it goes. tomorrow morning some drizzle forming for the rest of us, it will be a nasty day tomorrow. josh: the federal reserve raised

first time in nearly a decade. a unanimous vote lifted federal funds rate to a range of a percent. here's the reaction on wall street, not too bad, dow jones picking up nearly 225 points. aixa diaz has a look at what this means for consumers. reporter: josh, the fed announced interest rates are going up after years of record lows. in a move that shows confidence in the post recession recovery, the federal reserve says it's raising short-term interest rates. >> with the economy performing well, and expected to continue to do so, the committee judge did a modest increase in the federal fund rate target is now appropriate. reporter: the committee voted unanimously to raise the key federal funds rate, the interest banks charge each other to aa range of a quarter percent to a half percent. the fed chair yellen says the

economic progress with the current unemployment rate at 5%, a 7-year low. >> continued job gains and increases in real disposable income have supported household spending. and purchases of new motor vehicles have been particularly strong. >> the economy we have today is workers just seem really terrified to quit their jobs or ask for higher wage increases. reporter: the economic policy institute says now is not the time for an interest rate hike. >> a lot of mortgage refinancing over the past five years, put a lot of point in-house holds pockets that they could spend on other things. so the pace of that will slow down. so i think the overall pace of economic growth will moderate. reporter: the hike is expected to affect credit cards and home equity loans, mortgage and car loan rates are not expected to rise much soon. josh: the fed says it expects to make gradual increases moving forward, but wells fargo was the first major bank to announce a

up to 3.5 from 3.25. jean: more money will likely be on the way to help new hampshire deal with its heroin epidemic. the cash is expected to come as part of a spending bill being pushed in washington d.c. adam sexton joins us now from the newsroom with more from senator shaheen and ayotte on when these dollars will be available to help. reporter: the senators tell us some of the money is coming in this fiscal year, so in theory kit be put to use as soon as the state receives it and is able to turn it around and get it back out the door. the budget bill moving through the house and national right now includes a $91 million or $284% increase in funding for programs aimed at combating opioid abuse, plus a big bump in the dollars dedicated to the substance abuse prevent and treatment block grant. no specifics on how much new hampshire will receive, but a wide range of services should be getting much needed help. >> really more resources and support for prevention and treatment, and then support for

enforcement to go after the high level drug dealers and get help for those who are addicted. >> we've got to get treatment, we've got to get people into treatment and that's the biggest challenge that we're facing, so there's additional funding that will help states like new hampshire, there's additional funding for drug courts. reporter: prevention and treatment are the the highlights, there is also funding in this bill for law enforcement and research. the amounts substantial enough that senator shaheen is call in a downpayment in the state's fight against the heroin epidemic. adam sexton, wmur news 9. jean: new hampshire is also getting a federal grant as part of a pilot program for sexual assault cases. state. this program is designed to strengthen the justice system's response in cases of of sexual violence and offer more support for victims through collaboration between law enforcement and support providers. josh: tonight a community is coming together to help a family in hampstead devastated by a fire that destroyed their home.

john ward lost his wife who was also the mother to their three children. wmur's suzanne roantree with support. reporter: yes, just hours after the devastating fire destroyed the wards' home, renee mcdonald and her husband set up a gofundme account to help a community member in need. within minutes renee's computer started dinging with notifications of people already donating to the fund. she says the power of social media spread the word quickly. even the patriots, julian help the and retweeted the link out to a half million followers. renee says the community of hampstead, businesses and families alike have all helped out. >> there was part of me that just wanted to know that people still. obviously it's there. i mean, beyond like everything. and then i guess today i saw

and i said oh boy. reporter: the gofundme account has more than $40,000 in it with thousands more being raised in the community of hempstead. to find out how to help, log onto wmur.com. suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. josh: a portion of elm street in manchester has been close forward most of the day as repairs are being made follow a major water main break. the waters with restored overnight. the roadway buckled, causing water to flow down the streets. elm street will remain closed from west clark to thayer until all the repairs can be completed. jean: let's turn to the traffic watch, see how things are moving out there tonight. this is the view from our elliott at rivers edge camera. josh: peggy james joins us now with a live look at the road home mid-week. >> hi, josh and jean. a pretty steady ride coming up from the massachusetts border on 93 northbound. a slowdown between windham and

sailing up to manchester. 293 is steady but moving well, no incidents to tell you about right now. and trouble-free on your way up to the bow junction, and on into concord. we are seeing some congestion on the everett turnpike northbound especially between exits 10 and 11. 101 is busy between 114 and wallace road in bedford. and a straight shot to and from the sea cost with the normal backups on the spaulding turnpike. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. jean: an unexpected end to one flight when the plane slid right off the runway. >> it was terrifying to feel the plane bounce up and down. josh: what we're learning about the cause of this mishap, right after the break. jean: also, some good tips for traveling with elderly relatives, including how to plan for health challenges. josh: and it's wednesday, time

meteorologist josh judge. we'll take a look at this home, meet the homeowner and show you you the fun stuff. josh: just hours after what many are calling a strong debate performance, marco rubio touched down in new hampshire, more on that coming up. jean: then at 6:00 the opener of the gun used to kill gregg smart has asked to have the weapon back.

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, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family

josh: welcome back. eight hospitals in maine have been penalized for having high injuries. jean: the centers for medicare and medicaid will withhold 1% of reimbursements next year, about 364 million in total. the penalties are part of a new health care law to improve patient safety. the sun journal says both lewiston hospitals made the list along with two in portland and hospitals in augusta, bangor, elsworth and york. josh: a major can't reach a decision in the manslaughter trial for the death of freddy gray. today the judge declared a hung jury in the trial of william porter, the first of six officers to stand trial. it's not clear yet whether porter will be tried again. jean: the f.a.a. is now

southwest airlines jet to roll off a runway in nashville. it had just landed and was taxiing to the gate. as lauren lyster tell us, passengers knew something was wrong. >> you just heard everybody get off the plane, leave your luggage, just get off the plane. reporter: frightening moments for 133 passengers abore this southwest boeing 737. >> it was terrifying to feel the plane sort of bounce up and down. reporter: southwest flight 31 departing from houston and making a rough landing at naturalville international airport, at 5:20. the taxiing plane rolling off the runway onto the grass, getting stuck. >> all of a sudden we heard a shoulder and we heard, basically we swerved off into a ditch. the flight attendants told us down, down, down. reporter: passengers then evacuating down the jetliners emergency chute. ambulances immediately called to

rushed to the hospital, later released with minor injuries. both the nose of of the plane and its side suffering damage. the f.a.a. is still trying to figure out exactly what went wrong, including the possibility a wheel collapsed or the plane may have blown a tire or had problems with its landing gear. josh: it's beginning to feel more like christmas outside, so this is a good time to check out those holiday light displays. jean: wait until you see this one. josh judge live in salem tonight where one family on brad ford drive is happy to show us their lights, and there are a lot of lights, josh. reporter: there sure are, this is 5 bradford drive in salem and they want you to drive over and see them any night. it's a great night for it tonight with clear skies, getting just a little chilly. i'm here with claudio, the homeowner, thanks for having us. what an amazing display. >> oh, thank you, i'm happy you're here. reporter: you have been working you said a couple months to get the ready? >> yes, i start working

two months. reporter: you do halloween decorations as well? beautiful. reporter: okay. you have some amazing stuff here that we're looking at right now. so many moving parts, too. how do you decide what type of display you want to buy next? you're always adding. >> i go to the store and see like. the thing i like, -- reporter: you can come by and see these lights and claudio has buckets out front with donations that you accept for children's hospital. you've been doing this for years and every year you send hundred of dollars to them. >> yes, i do, to help the kids. reporter: come on by, 5 bradford drive in salem. we'll have another look coming up next hour. but this is an amazing house with nonstop lights. it's a nice clear night to be out here. haley, what are the skies liking

hayley: the biggest story is the colder air that has moved in too, but we have clear skies across much of the state. we have beautiful sunshine for most of the day, take a look at these high temperatures. there was a noticeable difference compared to yesterday when many of us got into the 50's, even mid 50's. 46 was our high temperature in concord. 44 in manchester. about 45 in nashua. only in the 30's in the northern part of the state, and believe it or not, most of of these temperatures are still a good 10 degrees above the average high for this time in december. so even though it felt colder and you had to bring out the winter jacket again, it certainly could be worse for even this time. so how are we doing so far this decembers? we have a little ways to go, we're only halfway through and things can rapidly change, but this is an idea of the top five warmest decembers. so far our average temperature, 39.6 degrees.

the record if this was the 31st. but we do have a ways to go. the warmest december was a long while ago, 1891. when the average temperature was 35.4 degrees. so we'll see what ends up happening, still some time to go. and you know mother nature likes to balance things out, but still looks like it will be mild as we push into christmas week next week. here are the temperatures right now. we have fallen into the 20's up north, 30's across much of the rest of the state, still hanging onto that 40-degree reading in nashua. there is some clearing, especially in central and southern new hampshire, up to tougher. but as we go through the overnight, the clouds will win the battle and start to invade as the storm system approaches, and as it approaches, it arrives during the dawn hours tomorrow morning, right when we're usually the coldest. with that said, with the temperatures being cold enough and below freezing in these northern areas, there could be freezing rain, so northern grafton county, northern carroll

need to be very careful driving around tomorrow morning, driving into work, because there will be slick spots, especially the secondary roads, the bridges, the overpasses, those tend to be the most slick. low pressure right in the great lakes region here is going to push in more clouds and the rainfall. but it will be falling in the form of rain once it arrives. other than that freezing rain for a time tomorrow morning. so as we go through the overnight, clouds increase and this cold front approaches, and you can see tomorrow morning we start out with probably a little bit of drizzle. it's very similar to monday's forecast, if you remember that, cloudy, foggy, and as you push influence the day gets worse and worse, and yes for the evening commute tomorrow night, it will be slow going with low visibility and heavier rain. then this whole system pulls out and much colder air goes in its place. so tonight cloudy skies, freezing rain possible up north. it will be chilly, in the 20's up north, 30's across the rest of the state and looking ahead

thursday again, starts out slick, especially in the northern reaches of the state, for the rest of us it's just drizzle. by noontime drizzle, showers, cool, temperatures in the upper 30's, close to 40. then some colder air arrives. there might even be a few flurries for us, even in southern new hampshire over the weekend, it just doesn't stick around. christmas week looks mild again. jean: thanks. josh: a lot of travelers this holiday season will be accompanied by older loved ones. jean: the extra care need forward those travelers can be a challenge, so doctors are offering tips. first, schedule a doctor's visit before the trip to discuss any concerns. some people may prefer nonstop flights, but others may want layovers so you don't have to sit too long without a break. double check that you have any medicines that you might need on hand and carry plenty of snacks and particularly for people who may be deal with dementia, bring along some familiar items to help them feel more comfortable when you get to your destination.

josh: so reporters aren't supposed to become part of the story. jean: but one reporter had no choice when new developments happened in the middle of his live shot. >> i got to go and call 911. josh: we'll see the rest of this story with we come back. then -- >> i'm sally kidd in washington, homeland security officials issue a new terrorism advisory bulletin. what to watch for,

jean: welcome back. a strict attorney helped take down a suspect running a way in a courthouse. josh: surveillance cameras captured what happened. the man bolted out of the courtroom when he was told his bond would be revoked. the suspect got away from deputies, but when he ran around the corner the d.a. saw him coming, grabbed and took him down. >> he saw someone come through that didn't look like he was doing what he was supposed to be doing, so he helped make the arrest. josh: the suspect was taken to jail, he's waiting for a new bond to be set. the sheriff's department says he will likely be facing more charges for trying to escape. so you never know what will happen on live tv. a tv reporter in minnesota learned that firsthand. jean: he was doing a live shot on a bank that had been robbed when police say the robber struck again. >> tyler just 24 hours ago this bank in --

oh, that's the robber. this is live tv, folks, that's the robber just went by, according to the bank employee. so i got to go and call 911. i'll talk to you later. jean: quick thinking. that call helped police track down their suspect, they arrested him after spotting his vehicle on the highway. good job there. josh: that's pretty good. a marathon shopping option is getting even longer this year. jean: straight ahead, one retailer will start its around the clock christmas hours tomorrow. josh: and it's strong enough to protect your smart phone, but can it keep you safe on the road? the new plans for gorilla glass. jean: now to our u local hot shot, this is olivia, already found her present under the tree, she gave a kiss to the

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josh: fresh off the latest debate, marco rubio is back in new hampshire. now at 5:30 we'll tell you how he's hoping to build momentum

jean: one district can keep using tax money for tuition. when it heads back to court. hayley: showery thursday, then a big cooldown. josh: don't let the mild weather keep you off the slopes, we'll take you to some areas with plenty of powder right now. jean: republican presidential hopeful marco rubio in new hampshire today, less than 24 hours after squaring off in the last republican debate of 2015. welcome back, i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. rubio stayed on message, refraining from taking jabs at his opponents, even saying that he likes them. heather hamel is live now with more. reporter: rubio hopes that a strong showing in the debate gives him momentum as the primary season moves forward and said today despite donald trump

that he has shown good judgment throughout and it won't go unnoticed come february. less than 24 hours after leaving the debate stage in nevada, senator marco rubio captivated a crowd in manchester, terrorism quickly becoming the focus. >> i will wake up every day and spend every second, minute, hour, day, month and year in the presidency doing everything i can to keep you safe. reporter: he says it's not the time to reduce military funding or narrow intelligence gathering. >> we have to have enhanced intelligence capabilities. these people we are deal with are sophisticated about this stuff. isis and other terrorist groups around the world, they do not use carrier pigeons to communicate. reporter: despite the heated exchanges between rubio and cruz tuesday night during his new hampshire rally he never made any direct jabs at his opponent. but when talking to reporters afterwards had some criticism as he defended his support of a regime change in syria. >> this idea that we can lead from behind, or in the

lead at all, just leaves more of these vacuums. it's not about toppling the dictators, we didn't start those civil wars. the question is we need a chanter in chief with the foresight of what happens if we do nothing. reporter: although his polling numbers put him in second place in new hampshire, dump still has a double digit lead over him. >> i'm a candidate and i continue to run for office on our message, who we and what we're doing and i have strong confidence what that will mean when the votes count in february. reporter: he says he'll be back here in new hampshire again next week. heather hamel, wmur news 9. josh: several republican candidates will be in new hampshire before the week is out. jeb bush and chris christie will both return to the state on saturday. lindsey graham also expected later this week, and the democratic candidates will also be in the granite state on saturday for their next debate. we will have complete live

jean: extra police officers were on hand when los angeles schools reopened today. the district can eled classes yesterday after an e-mail threat warn of a widespread terrorist act. officials say officers walked through more than 1500 locations yesterday, looking for any signs of problems. investigators say the same message was e-mailed to new york city schools as well. officials there decided to stay open. president obama plans to meet with families of the san bernardino terror attack this friday. that announcement came the same day the department of homeland security unveiled a new terror alert system. wmur's sally kidd explains how it works. reporter: homeland security secretary jeh johnson says the u.s. has entered a new phase in the global terror threat, and it requires changes to the alert system. the department of homeland security has issued its first advisory bulletin, under a

>> d.h.s. is especially concerned that terrorist inspired individuals and home grown violent e extremists may be encouraged or inspired to target public events or places. reporter: the current two-tiered system put in place in 2011 is designed to issue elevated and imminent threat alerts, but it's never been used. the alert system's twitter feed hasn't issued a single tweet to its 25,000 followers since it was created four years ago. >> this in my judgment does not work in the current threat environment. reporter: so d.h.s. is adding an intermediate level, a bulletin describing general developments or trends in threats. >> we want to put in one place for the public to see what we are seeing concerning the homeland and what we are doing about it and what the public can do about it. reporter: the move is being met with some skepticism. a color coded system created after 9/11 was scrapped. after studies showed the public paid little attention to it.

missed opportunities to use what replaced it. >> if you haven't used the system for four and a half years to issue an alert, there's a risk of creating a false impression about what the terrorism threat is. reporter: the new bulletin will remain in effect for the next six months. it doesn't contain any new information, pretty much what we've been hearing from homeland security officials since the recent attacks. in washington, sally kidd, wmur news 9. josh: thanks. and thanks to unexpectedly high traffic on health care.gov website, the federal government is extending the deadline for january enrollment. you now have until midnight pacific time tomorrow to sign up for coverage on federal exchanges. that's for coverage that starts on january 1st. the original deadline was last night, but the administration says it saw an unexpected surge in web traffic. you have until the end of january to sign up for coverage that starts later in the year. in all, six new england

of representatives to allow more people to help treat opiate addictions. the government pushing for a bill that lets some nurse prak tigers and physician assistants that provide drugs that treat addiction. the governors say the health of families and the economy -- jean: kroiden has one school through fourth grade, after that most choose newport public schools. but families of four students chose the montessori school and asked for their children's portion of tax money to be used for private tuition. state officials asked for an immediate stop to the plan, saying tax money can only be used for public schools. but a judge this week disagreed. another hearing on the issue is scheduled for january.

phone may soon be in your windshield. jean: up next one auto make has announced new plans for gorilla glass. josh: and chipotle making changes after two serious outbreaks. jean: this mild weather could be good for your budget. hayley: good for all of us heating our homes, but bad for the skiers and people that want to be out snow boarding and snowmobiling.

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jean: video of the closing bell provided by the new york stock exchange. the dow picked up 224 points today. as for your average gas prices, nationally 2.01. in new hampshire we're averaging 2.04. ford will start using the same gorilla glass in smart phones for its windshields. josh: they this will be the first time it used as the vehicle's glass. beside being sturdy, gorilla glass is also 30% lighter than most modern windshield. >> the lighter the weight, the better the fuel economy, the better the performance, handling.

faster the acceleration. josh: the glass will be used for windshield and the rear window and will also make up part of the engine cover. jean: chipotle is making changes after the massive e-coli outbreak and a separate virus outbreak. it's reducing its use of locally grown food and centralizing the, some of the production. health officials have not identified the source of the e-coli outbreak. josh: after kohl's opens at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, those doors will stay open until christmas eve. the chain will be open 24 hours a day until 6:00 p.m. on the 24th. do the math, that's 170 straight hours of shopping if you're so inclined, and it also 70 hours longer than last year. macy's and nordstrom will likely have to offer big discounts to sell their winter inventory, unseasonably warm weather in a lot of areas means sales of winter gear has been slow.

sales of hats, gloves, scarves december. jean: we don't need winter gear around here, yet. josh: we will. jean: we will. and the mild weather is also forcing changes at local ski resorts. josh: who suspended operations until the next burst of cold weather. jean: and we'll hear from u.n.h. josh: details released for the funeral of a local army ranger killed in training. and tonight on "chronicle". >> very surprised. didn't expect it to be this big, and they're overwhelmed.

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josh: our mild weather has some ski resorts suspending their hours. mount sunapee says its last productive night of snow making was november 30. the resort is hopeful that chillier temperatures will help it resurface so it can open on sunday. several other resorts say they have plenty of snow to enjoy a day on the slopes. jean: tonight paula tracy investigated the current conditions firsthand. reporter: this is probably the latest i've ever started the ski season. but it was still fun to get out into franconia notch and make some turns on sunday. cannon has only received a few

there's a dusting on the stops of mounts lafayette and lincoln, but unusually bare trails all around gremlin and middle canyon. i also checked in on the progress at mittersil, they've spent money on upgrades. and there's 14 new trails. the area now has 95 trails and more than 280 acres to explore there's also a newly cut 19-acre training slope and a winch cat that can groom steep terrain. there are more improvements planned next year, including a t bar. for more details and information on ski deals the winter at cannon, go to the escape outside section of wmur.com.

hayley: it really is amazing, we're on borrowed time now for this snow. once we get to december 19 that would mean we would crack the top five late snowfalls to ever not happen. the latest snowfall ever in concord was in mid january. so we do have a way to go before we break all-time records. but still this is definitely getting a little late. a lot of you are getting antsy to get on the slopes. we do have clouds overhead in sanbornton, clear in portsmouth. around. so today temperatures were a good 10, 15 degrees colder than where we were yesterday. but yesterday was so incredibly warm, even these temperatures are still warmer than where we could be for december. the average high is about 36, so we were still 10 degrees above that, 44 in manchester, 45 in nashua.

most of of us have fallen back into the 30's, especially in these areas where the skies are clear. but you got 34 there at windham, londonderry 37. 37 also in manchester. the monadnock region, unity at 33. 32 degrees in new london. and the lakes region. franklin at 42. 41 in tilton. also up north we have some 30's, but a few communities that fall into the 20's, like up in pittsburgh where it's 26 degrees. that will be problematic with how cold it is to the north there. because we're going to have a system that will start to enter the region in the overnight hours and since the temperatures will be below freezing when that happens, but up higher above the level of where we are it's warm in the atmosphere. so with this mismatch going on, we will see freezing rain in the northern part of the state. here's how things will go. we still are under the influence of this southwesterly wind, so

this cold front. this low pressure system you see here is going to move closer to us overnight tonight. it will bring in rain showers asker as tomorrow morning. and that is a little bit of a concern because there could be some freezing rain. so the national weather service has issued a freezing rain advisory for the northern areas of the state. this is northern carroll, northern grafton, and all of coos county that goes from 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning until 1:00 p.m. here's how things go for the rest of us. doesn't look like much, but there will be some drizzle and mist, that nasty type looking day tomorrow. especially in the morning. and as we get into the afternoon it will be like monday where we'll start with the drizzle but then slowly as you progress through the day the weather goes downhill. we'll all transition over to plain old rain and it will be pouring at times overnight. then friday we clear out, still a couple of showers may linger at the seacoast late on friday as a storm system passes us by. but it will be a wet next 24 hours or so. here's your forecast for tonight.

dawn. again up in the northern reaches of the state, that's where you have the risk for the freezing rain. tomorrow a gloomy day, lots of clouds, some low fog, showers and drizzle. heavier rain by the evening commute. brighter on friday. but then we may have some showers that roll through friday night into saturday, and it will be cold enough, a few of us could see some wet snow flakes, even in the southern part of the state. jean: thanks, haley. vermont governor peter shumlin married his long-time girlfriend katie hunt last night in a private ceremony. josh: this is the third marriage for the democratic governor, they will move to southern vermont after he leaves office. jean: married couples must continue to use only one surname, in japan, in response to a lawsuit filed to make it easier for women to keep their maiden names. a 19th century law affirmed by the court doesn't specify which

surname, and in a separate rule the court said a law requiring divorced women to wait six month before remarrying is unconstitution al. >> both the bruins and celtics in action tonight, b's host the penguins at 8:00, that's a national tv game. celtics play at the detroit pistons at 7:30. u.n.h. hockey winding down before their christmas break, they won't play until december 29. but they are getting practices in in the meantime. they are also taking final exam this is week, that's always fun. they hit the break on a high, three wins and a tie the their last four games, their season record is six wins, six losses and four ties. >> the guys are in exams this week and they'll head out friday and go back home for a week and they'll be back the day after christmas and we've got two or three days to get ready for two games, one in portland on the 29th and then at the verizon on the 30th. >> we go home for a couple days,

then a couple guys fly back with me. >> coming up at 6:00 the londonderry marching band, 245 members strong heading to play in another bowl parade. but which one is it? details in sports. jean: thanks, jamie. josh: the library of congress is adding dozens of new films to its collection including some classic 80's movies. jean: we'll tell you which titles are slated for special preservation. jennifer: then at 6:00 tonight, held by the court for decades, the owner of the weapon used to kill gregg smart recently requested it back, we'll tell you how the court ruled. and a huge show of support for a hampstead family who lost their home in a fire, the outpouring from friends and strangers to

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jean: the national film registry have announced which movies were added to the list preserved by the library of congress. josh: the library picks 25 movies each year, and this year's picks include ghost busters and shaw shank redemption. other choices include top gun, and the spanish language dracula, on the same sets used for the english version. he had a second production crew film the spanish version after

can you find the full list on wmur.com. jean: you want to dance, don't you. michael jackson's thriller has set a new record, the album has now sold 30 million copies, making the late pop star the first artist to ever reach 30-time multiple platinum status. the album is second place to the eagles greatest hit, that sold 29 million albums. josh: how does bill and ted not make it onto the library of congress? jean: i don't know, you'll have to petition them, josh. josh: thank you for joining us. jean: have a good night. here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular this saturday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful?

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josh: the owner of the gun used to kill gregg smart wants the weapon back, why a judge says that won't happen any time soon. jennifer: a fight over bail from

who died of a drug overdose. the conditions the judge laid out in response to her request. hayley: tracking rain on radar tonight, when it arrives and if the rain lingers into the weekend, coming up. >> kindness and compassion and empathy, and people cared. vanderpump a huge outpouring of support for a hampstead -- josh: there's a new order in the pamela smart murder case this time connected to a critical piece of evidence. good evening, i'm josh mcelveen. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. emotion for the return of the weapon used to shoot gregg smart has been denied. a lawyer for the owner of this firearm filed the motion in superior court to return the gun, but the judge sided with the state.

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