>> anybody who goes to a righted pharmacy will be able to have narcan. erin: now on daybreak, stepping up the efforts to fight the drug crisis in new hampshire. governor hassan has signed a new standing order. classes will resume in nashua today. kevin: the first of two batches of rain head of record warmth. we will have details on all the changes ahead. erin: the former chief of police in bartlett is in trouble with the law. the charges he now faces. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

erin: good morning to you on this tuesday. thanks for waking up with us. i' m erin fehlau. it looks like we are in for even more rain today. kevin: there are two quick-moving systems. each one could have a half-inch of rain with them. a lot of clouds continuing to thicken up early this morning. rainfall already starting to edge and through the berkshires. there may be a few spots where by the time we get to the evening commute. a quick half to two thirds of an inch of rain. much more on your forecast for your christmas eve and christmas day coming up. let' s take a look at your tuesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin.

no delays to slow you down on 93, 201 -- 1 293, 101. route 3 south is very heavy right now. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. minuteman health -- join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you so much. hundreds of people have died from drug overdoses in new countless more have been treated for overdoses. now, it will be easier for people to get narcan, the drug used to reverse the effect seven overdose. to explain the new standing order from a governor. ray: the governor signed the

narcan at all righted pharmacies in the state. -- right aid pharmacies in the state. anyone can buy narcan and righted pharmacies -- st ro --at rite aid pharmacies in the state. not every pharmacy will have it on hand every day, but they will all be about to order it or tell you which store does have it available immediately. >> this is really for families and friends of people who are suffering from addiction. it is important that while we are in the middle of this lives as we possibly can. work to do on prevention, treatment, and recovery. ray: the total number of drug

back in september, the state department of health and human services made 4500 narcan kits available at community health centers. there are 68 rite aid pharmacies in new hampshire where you can get that narcan now. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: thank you. police in moultonborough are launching a new addiction outreach and recovery program. the department is the first in new hampshire to partner with the police assisted and addiction recovery initiative. -- addiction and recovery initiative. students in nashua are going back to class after a threat closed all of the schools in that district yesterday. there will be added police at the schools today. investigators checked every building yesterday and they are confident that they are safe.

threat a hoax, but they will do everything they can to bring whoever is responsible to justice. the former police chief in bartlett has been arrested. timothy connifey faces several charges, including witness tampering and perjury. while he was chief, he improperly controlled the prosecution of kate putnam, with whom he had a relationship, and then tried to influence her testimony to a grand jury about their relationship. he is also accused of lying under oath about that relationship. kate putnam is charged with false swearing in. police in exeter are looking for this masked man robbing the exeter market on front street. officers say the man at a gun. they grabbed money from the register just before 2:00. crews plan to make final repairs to the pavement at a shopping plaza in manchester after a

foot sinkhole yesterday. a police cruiser was sitting in the drive-through lane at starbucks when the ground gave way beneath him. nine businesses were forced to close for the day. we are told the water is back on. you have a new way to get to the manchester-boston regional airport. a new road connecting londonderry to the airport by penttengill road opened yesterday. officials say it will help accommodate growth in the area. >> this represents an opportunity economy. what we can try to achieve in londonderry and from a regional perspective. erin: senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan also attended the ribbon cutting. plans took 10 years. police in augusta, maine have arrested the man accused of trail last month.

he kicked a four-month-old golden retriever hard enough that it traveled four feet in the air. the dog has recovered. crews worked throughout the night in plymouth, massachusetts to clean up a big mess after a crane toppled from a home and sliced through the second floor. no one in the home was hurt. three other cranes were brought in to remove the first one, but the work was unsafe, so they had to wait for larger cranes to arrive overnight. still ahead, lindsey graham has ended his campaign for the white house. the south carolina senator could still play a key role in the race. aixa: examining the issue of immigration. the hot topic being debated along lawmakers and presidential candidates. erin: the redevelopment project at the balsams resort has cleared another major hurdle and

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kevin: a live look at the coast this morning. we are looking at another wave of rain before we get to a chance of record warmth. details coming up. erin: as part of our commitment 2016 coverage, we are highlighting eight issues leading up to the new hampshire primary. one of the biggest issues is immigration.

aixa: immigration continues to be a contentious topic in washington and on the campaign trail. with an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s., fixing a broken immigration system is high on the priority list for candidates on both sides of the aisle. >> the immigration fight could be one of the biggest issues of the campaign. aixa: one year after president obama announced a series of executive actions to protect 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation, the plan is in legal limbo after two federal judges ruled president obama overstepped his authority. the obama administration is appealing to the supreme court. people -- >> people come here to survive and improve their lives.

it says undocumented immigrants who are working should be protected from deportation. >> we have seen families be devastated, children who are born here, their parents are taken away. >> we disagree that there is a myopic choice between doing nothing or allowing everybody in. aixa: he says it requires enforcing existing laws. >> we ought to make government work first. we have to insist that government do its job at the border and enforce the laws on the books. aixa: another part of the immigration debate -- what to do at the border by themselves? border patrol said more than 10,500 unaccompanied minors crossed the border in october and november of 2015. erin: the race for the white house is shrinking.

graham suspended his campaign for the republican nomination yesterday. his endorsement could now become key, especially in his home state where voters head to the polls early. two other republican hopefuls are in the granite state today. chris christie will stop in portsmouth. marco rubio has town hall meetings planned in berlin and littleton. coming up, the largest public school system in the country is facing a big problem this morning. officials in new york city have a month to come up with a fix. time is running out to finish up the christmas shopping.

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public school system in the company is violating the americans with disabilities act. 83% of the elementary schools in new york city are not fully accessible to students with disabilities. the city has 30 days to come up with a plan to address the problem. the records keep on growing for "star wars: the force awakens." the movie actually pulled in $248 million in north america over its first weekend -- $10 million more than originally reported. around the world, the movie scored $529 million. both numbers are all-time opening weekend records. is cheap the new chic? overall, americans are expected to shell out more than $600

people are looking for inexpensive gifts. according to the national retail federation, the number of people willing to buy gifts for less than $10 has quadrupled from a year ago. christmas is just three days away. there are many special traditions for a lot of people. many people watch christmas movies. we wanted to know what your favorite christmas movie is and why. we are getting a variety of choices. we want you to weigh in. "polar express" is a big favorite. "it' s a wonderful life." "christmas vacation" -- i love that one. "elf." i love that. "die hard" is also on the list. kevin: what is the one with the

erin: "christmas story." kevin: i don' t know if i have seen all of that. erin: one network plays it all day long. you have plenty of opportunities. kevin: set the dvr and watch it at some point along the way. upper ranges of the 30' s in the monadnock region. we have the clouds continuing to streamline in, thickening early this morning. the afternoon. we are looking at temperatures s, may be 50 closer to the shoreline. there will be a lot of areas that hold in the low and mid 40' s through the afternoon. warmer temperatures are set up for christmas eve and christmas day. rain chances.

southwest to northeast this morning. it will be around before the back edge moves through early this evening. it is a quick moving batch of rain. it will arrive late in the day tomorrow. temperatures in the 30' s to the lower range of the 40' s. temperatures will push up near 50 degrees. lows go along that temperature difference. before we start cooling off thereafter. 50 closer to the shoreline. low and mid 40' s. you can see the height of this is centered around midday to early to mid afternoon. we will see the organized rainfall taper off in that sets up leering skies areas if we see the clearing after rainfall this evening, that should mean patchy fog overnight, which could be

if there is no fog, you start with sunshine tomorrow. the next batch of rain remains -- comes in around 5:00. any sort of breaks of sunshine on christmas eve means temperatures up in the 60' s, which would be record highs. a front slides through. n isolated shower is a possibility. it looks like 40' s for the weekend as we watch another storm system move-in fairly far south out west. that means the warmer temperatures are not going anywhere anytime soon. high temperatures are running 10-15 degrees above normal. we drop back into the 30' s and 40' s overnight. patchy fog to start tomorrow. all eyes on the warmth. 50' s on christmas day. checking back into the 40' s for

erin: i cannot get over this whether we are seeing up there. kevin: this will likely be one of the mildest christmas eve' s and one of the warmest christmas days, as well. ray: a life-saving measure is how governor maggie hassan is referring to the standing order she has signed. anyone can now buy narcan righted pharmacies in new hampshire -- right aid pharmacies in new hampshire. the governor says it is important to note that not every rite aid will have narcan on hand every day, but they will all be able to order it or tell you which store does have it in stock. erin: students in nashua going back to school today after a cancel class yesterday. today. police in exeter are looking for the masked man seen in the

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erin: welcome back. traveling at this time of year can be very stressful. united airlines is trying to make it a little more comfortable. the united paws program is expanding with professionally trained comfort dogs walking the terminals. kevin: the dog' s work in morning and afternoon shifts and will be on the job through when they providing smiles and laughs for

no major winter storms will help the stress, a little bit. erin: definitely. hundreds of families here in the granite state will have presents under the tree this friday morning thanks to a local effort. the roca kids club in manchester handed up 20,000 gifts yesterday. the group was contacted by a woman with it -- operation blessing in portsmouth, who had more donations than she needed. kevin: the club gave all the toys to more than 100 families in need. erin: that is wonderful. coming up, wade boggs was one of the best third baseman in red sox history and the team is getting ready to retire his number. plus, this video is sure to make you smile. this man found a unique way to

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you. just a few more days to get that shopping done. 32 degrees out there. we will take a look at our forecast after a top stories. it will soon be easier for people across the state to get narcan. governor maggie hassan has signed an order to stop the overdose antidote at all rite aid pharmacies in new hampshire. classes resume a nashua schools after they were closed yesterday due to a threat yesterday. plans to redevelop the balsams

kevin: so, over the course of the last month, all we hear is that it is the best december ever, it is the worst -- i' m tired of hearing about it. but when you get a picture like this on your twitter feed, that is when it hits home. this second grader sent this photo. i think the parents want the kids out playing in the snow. it has been a pretty rough go of it. we have had three december' s like this in the last 16 years and this is adding up for the fourth. this will be around for the afternoon before tapering off tonight. one wave of rainfall tapering off tomorrow and then we go back to the warm conditions on thursday. erin: i think i' m on the "i want snow" team. kevin: we hear it in all directions dozens of times per day. erin: i' m looking forward to

we do want to check the roads for you. here is a live look at 93 south. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we are joined live i 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good morning. traffic is beginning to build through the hooksett area on 93 southbound. allow some extra time. all major roads are moving well. we are not seeing any delays. lane shifts to remain place -- in place on 293. the exit 4 on-ramp does remain closed on the southbound side with detours in place. commuting into massachusetts, 93 south is slow and route 3 south is very heavy. this report is being brought to you by minute health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. minuteman health -- join the revolution.

as new hampshire continues to battle a major drug epidemic, governor maggie hassan has signed a standing order to stock narcan at all right aid -- rite aid pharmacies across the state. ray: hundreds of people have died in new hampshire from opioid overdoses this year. the governor refers to this as a life-saving move. >> i' m very grateful that rite aid stepped up here. we are losing almost a person a day to overdoses, especially to fentanyl right now. narcan allows somebody to administer a drug safely to pull somebody out of an overdose. ray: with the standing order,

right aid -- rite aids across new hampshire. the cost will be $50. >> what is important for people to know is that not every rite aid in new hampshire will necessarily have the narcan that day, but they can all order it or they can tell you what rite aid store does have it. ray: this is the latest move to fight the most pressing public facing new hampshire. earlier this year, the governor signed legislation allowing doctors to prescribe narcan to the families and loved ones of addicts. health and human services made 4500 narcan kits available at community health centers across the state earlier this year.

>> the pharmacist will tell them how to administer it and what they need to do after they give the narcan. ray: rite aid said they are committed to reducing overdose deaths in the state. there are 68 locations in the state. erin: students in nashua are adding back to school today after officials closed all of the city schools yesterday due to a threat. they say the e-mail threat was specific to nashua' s two high schools. police are not saying what specifically within the threat, but they are confident the schools are safe. the chief said they checked every school and did not find anything suspicious. the superintendent stands by the decision to cancel classes. >> had we help school dinner other schools, we would have had a very high rate of absenteeism and anxiety in the community.

there will be extra officers on hand at schools this morning. and accident involving a police cruiser shut down an intersection in manchester. it happened at the intersection of valley and pine. three people were taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. the attorney general' s office is asking for your help in solving a two-year-old murder in keene. 48-year-old david wheelock was found shot to death inside his home on december 21, 2013. detectives are hoping to find anyone who is driving on pearl street the night that he died between 9:00 and 9:30. anyone with information on the

new hampshire ball bearings as agreed to pay a $150,000 penalty peterborough that injured 15 people. the attorney general' s office says that the majority of the hazardous waste fund. the explosion happened when a tank containing acid was emptied an incompatible substance. the balsams resort redevelopment milestone. yesterday, it received a wetlands permit from the state, which is the finer -- final major environmental permit that is needed before construction can begin. more than 950 acres of dixville notch wilderness will be protected. >>. -- >> we recognize the dixville

dixville for. erin: project leaders are hoping to break ground in the spring. it is a beautiful spot. a failed escape for a suspected the. he tumbled headfirst off an escalator while trying to read police. a deputy in michigan is a huge surprise after a wild chase. kevin: a couple of rain chances and the milder air making its way through the state.

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kevin: starting off with wet highways in the north country. another round of rain will make its way and. another chance of rain later tomorrow before the warmest of the air and record warmth moves in. all of the details coming up. erin: donald trump has his sights set on hillary clinton. overnight, he used a sexually derogatory remark against the democratic presidential candidate.

words for trump. kenneth: hillary clinton versus donald trump -- the top contenders' war of words got nasty overnight. the gop front-runner used a vulgar term. >> she was favored to win and she got [audio deleted] -- she lost. kenneth: he called out clinton for taking a bathroom break during the democratic debate. >> i know where she went. it' s disgusting. kenneth: his latest attacks sparked by this claim. >> he is becoming isis' s best recruiter. they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. >> trump called that a lie and demanded an apology. clinton' s campaign said "hell no." >> these comments are being aired across the middle east and isis is pointing to them on

sympathizers are showing them. it is farcical to suggest from donald trump, of all people, that hillary clinton should apologize. kenneth: instead, clinton got creative. she released of this campaign video just in time for christmas. >> will send them back to gopville. kenneth: clinton has not responded to trump' s latest comments, but her campaign chair went on a twitter rant. erin: we are learning new details about a suicide bombing in afghanistan that killed the u.s. troops -- six u.s. troops. one of the americans who died detective jospeh lemm was a department. the attack was the deadliest on u.s. troops in afghanistan since

the taliban is claiming responsibility. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is expected to make an appearance in military court today. he was held captive by the taliban for five years after allegedly deserting his unit. he was freed last year in a controversial prisoner exchange. he could face life in prison. police in michigan say a 13-year-old boy led them on a wild chase. the boy' s eight-year-old sister was also along for the joy ride. i detective tried to stop the the car eventually went off the road. when the two people inside surprise. >> when he stepped out of the car, he saw a 13-year-old and an they were staying at the father' s house and the father

it was actually the girlfriend' s car they took on the joy ride. erin: the 13-year-old was taken to a juvenile detention center. a theft suspect fell off and escalator headfirst. he was trying to go down the up escalator when he spotted an officer headed his way and attempted to escape. >> the officer tried to catch him, got hold of his legs, the man kicked at the officer, and fell --landed on his head. erin: the suspect was not seriously hurt, but he was arrested on misdemeanor theft charges. in sports, the celtics were back at home last night hosting the minnesota timberwolves. kevin garnett sat this game out. he has not played in back-to-back games all season. kelly olynyk hit a three-pointer putting boston ahead by 10.

the third. he was 3-3 from beyond the arc and finished with 19 points. isaiah thomas gets the steal. the celtics won the game. they are going to play at charlotte tomorrow. the red sox will retire the number 26 worn by wade boggs for 11 seasons in more games at third base than wade boggs. -- 11 seasons. no player has played more games at third base for the red sox than wade boggs. the patriots are adding some experience to their backfield. running back steven jackson announced that he is joining new england. he was released by the atlanta falcons in the off-season. he is 32 years old and rust for

of 11 seasons in the league. the fantasy of x-ray vision is becoming a reality thanks to researchers at m.i.t. graduate students have developed software that uses wi-fi signals to recognize silhouettes behind walls. they say the technology will help health care providers and families keep closer tabs on the young or the elderly. it also has uses for law enforcement and the military, as well. >> in case of a hostage. you don' t want to send the police inside without knowing where the hostages are or if there is somebody with a gun and where they are standing. erin: m.i.t. hopes to bring this technology to the market by 2017. they come up with some amazing things there. a british man has found an holiday cheer in tokyo. joseph tame his dressing up as a christmas tree and running

he takes his act to parts of the city that are not lit up with christmas decorations. he previously gained attention in japan by running a marathon and cheering on other runners by wearing windmills on his head. he is spreading holiday cheer. kevin: that is no christmas star. he has a windmill on his head. erin: i love that his sneakers light up. kevin: no tinsel, though. would that get messy? tinsel. kevin: we do have a lot of clouds continuing to thicken up early this morning. that is going to meet rain chances for us. it starts in southwestern areas and moves northeast from there. it sets up a wet afternoon and a soggy evening commute. yes, it will be warm enough that all of this falls in the form of rain.

the rainfall as this continues the northeast. it is a fairly quick-moving system. rather quickly. temperatures in the 30' s to near 40 degrees. for a lot of locations, these are all above the normal highs for this time of year. in most seasons, we have some snow on the ground area temperatures are just kind of allowed to stay on the mild side. i temperatures today are back into the 40' s. an onshore flow could mean temperatures near the 50' s. we start the clock around 2:00 this afternoon. rainfall is heavy for a time this afternoon before letting up

give way to sunshine tomorrow morning before clouds late in the day. the rain will be around tomorrow night to end on thursday morning. breeze. temperatures could be almost the entire state in the 60' s. as a slight front makes its way through late on christmas eve, early on christmas day, we have the smallest chance of a shower, s for christmas day. we will have 40' weekend. next three days. once it goes by, temperatures start cooling off again. we fall back into the 50' s on christmas day and fall back into the 40' s in time for the weekend and upper 30' s by next week. a huge thank you to the little

yesterday. we talked about the planets and our solar system and we did a weather demonstration. they made a snowstorm. a big thank you to them. they gave me a t-shirt. i am an official part of the staff now. erin: that is wonderful. were they asking about rudolph? kevin: yes, and when they are finally going to get some snow. they built a huge addition, which will be opening up next year. erin: ten rod farm is on a mission to help families in christmas. this farm is teaming up with goodwill to distribute free christmas trees to those in need. customers can pick up a coupon for the free tree at goodwill. the farm has about 80 trees left. still ahead, a final check on your top stories, including new efforts to try to prevent overdose deaths in new hampshire.

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erin: updating our top stories, governor maggie hassan has lined a standing order to stop narcan at all rite aid stores around the state. ray: the governor referring to that standing order as a life-saving measure. there are 68 rite aid locations around new hampshire. now anyone can buy narcan at rite pharmacies -- rite aid pharmacies for $50. erin: students in nashua are heading back to school after officials closed all city schools yesterday due to a threat. the police chief says they checked every school and did not

bartlett has been arrested. while he was chief, timothy connifey improperly controlled the prosecution of a woman he had a relationship with. he is now facing several charges, including witness tampering. the balsams resort redevelopment project has hit another milestone. yesterday, it received a wetlands permit. that was the final environmental permit needed before construction could begin. kevin: clouds continuing to thicken up early this morning. as the rainfall shoves in this afternoon, it will be heavy at times until this evening. another batch of rain late tomorrow, tomorrow night, eventually sets up record warmth for thursday. temperatures in the 50' s for christmas day. erin: this is the shortest day of the year. kevin: and first official day of the winter season. season.

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