now, wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: a mother is in jail left a police say she used her eight-year-old son to help her shoplift. it comes less than hour after she was in court for a similar crime. good evening, i' m josh mcelveen. jennifer: i' m jennifer vaughn. police say 33-year-old adelaida jordan went from the courthouse to kohls grabbing more than $1000 in merchandise. heather hamel is live in salem with the new details in the case. heather: police call it astonishing the lieutenent , saying he can't even wrap his mind around what she was thinking. surveillance video captures jordan and an 18-year-old relative and her 8-year-old son as they walk through kohls. police say loss prevention officers picked up on their strange behavior quickly watchin gthem closely with the cameras and police say at one point they bring items to the changing rooms remove the packaging and , stick it in their back packs. before heading out the door.

through it all is jordan's 8-year-old son. >> he was with her during the court process, and was in the salem court watching his mother get a range and then tows him , along with her while commiting the crime certainly not the best parenting. certainly not sending the proper message. heather police say her son was : released to a relative but the woman with jordan, charbellie cruz, was also arrested and that little boy' s mother is still behind bars awaiting her next court date. reporting live, heather hamel, wmur news 9. josh: classroom attendance in nashua was down today one day , after the district cancelled classes because of a threat. officials did plan ecstasy to be on hand today and planned to , hold special meetings with teachers before the school day started. officials have not revealed details of the threat, other than to say it was specific to

s high schools. the superintendent said attendance was pretty strong but approximately a quarter of student state home. >> crusade the amount of belongings inside this house added to the challenge of getting a fire under control. everyone inside did get out safely. investigators cannot say yet what started the fire but said it appears to be near the chimney. josh starting monday medical : marijuana cards will mailed to people in new hampshire. mike cronin tells us how many cards will be issued. mike starting monday medical : marijuana cards will mailed to people who have been approved to receive one. patients or their designated caregivers won' t be able to buy

hampshire until the dispensary that they are going to use opens. applications are being processed in the order they' re received by the department of health and human services. as of today, the state says it has received more than 100 applications. but some qualifying patients are submitting incomplete forms. officials ask people to make sure that everything is filled out. >> we' ve had a large number of applications that are missing critical information or missing if we don' t get a complete s been filled out correctly, it' s going card. all sites are working on certification and the state anticipates medical marijuana dispensaries will begin opening sometime in the spring. live in the studio, mike cronin,

jennifer: tonight, a small town in the lakes region is taking a heroin epidemic. the moultonborough police chief says the goal is simple, to save wmur' newsroom with why not everyone is cheering about the approach. amy: the acronym is paari. police assisted addiction and recovery initiative. it was founded earlier this year by the police chief in gloucester massachusetts and is garnering national attention and for the most part praise. at 4400 year round residents moultonboro is tiny in comparison to gloucester' s 30,000. but the chief here says he' s committed to harnessing every available resource to battle the opioid crisis. the paari program is part data base part mind set. a shift from criminalizing a person with a substance abuse disorder to helping that person. the chief says the program doesn' t cost the town a dime. >> decades ago we should have started a war on addictions not a war on drugs because the war on drugs is an impossible one to win. the mindset is not to look at

but look at them as a victim of a disease that is looking for help. >> the chief says he' s already received calls criticizing the decision to join paari including from other police chiefs from other new hampshire cities and towns. coming up at 6:00 why the chief , says this program is not a get out of jail free card. amy coveno, wmur news . >> the front runner feud is heating up. donald trump creating and i -- campaigning in iowa today. >> donald trump went on the attack last night and today hillary clinton fired back. >> it' s not the kind of language somebody running to be president of the united states should be using. >> hillary clinton blasting

>> we should let anybody believe his way into the presidency. >> telling supporters in iowa trumps comments about muslims television. >> it is playing into the hands of the violent jihadists. >> clinton did not directly address the personal attacks leveled at her during a michigan rally monday. first he chided clinton for losing the nomination in 2008. and there was this, on clinton' s bathroom break during saturday' s debate. >> i know where she went. it' s disgusting, i don' t want to talk about it. >> in a new poll, 50% of those surveyed said they would be embarrassed to have trumped as

the same poll showed ted cruz trailing by only a few points. >> one poll shows him leading ted cruz by 15 points. the emerson poll shows donald trump second only to clinton in terms of who would make voters feel most safe. live in washington, sally kidd, wmur news 9. jennifer: this first full day of winter was wet, and relatively warm. look at the pretty lights in the lakes region. we' re ramping up for what' s likely to be a record-setting christmas eve. let' s get right over to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: temperatures still well above average except south and east of concord. look at the wet weather moving through. it will clear the state by got 7:00 the -- by about 7:00 this evening.

over to the coast into the 50' s, about 18 above the average for this time of year. a little cooler to the north and west. very warm from the deep south right up toward southern parts of new hampshire, courtesy of the jet stream flow. by tomorrow night into thursday, it drives and even warmer air with temperature shattering records for christmas eve day on thursday and advancing into christmas day on friday, temperatures dipped a little bit. what about more rain chances? we will look at all that in just a few minutes. jennifer: are you changing your christmas plans because of the warm weather? take part in our poll by calling 603-586-0999. press one for yes or two for no. you can also vote on our facebook page twitter or our

taking a look at the early results, the majority of you say you are not changing your plans because of the weather. let' s take a look at how traffic is shaping up. you' re looking live at 293 north in manchester from the elliot at rivers edge camera. josh: 95.7 wzi-d' s peggy james joins us live with a look at the road home on a tuesday. >> wet weather out there, you definitely want to take your time. that how star you mentioned in merrimack, there' s a portion of bedford road that is still shut down that is closed. and no access to been wrote in merrimack and keep that in mind to make alternate plans. not bad from sale in up to manchester. 293 is very busy but moving well in both directions. further north through hooks it,

get to concord between exits 12 through 15. 101 is busy as always through the bedford stretch in the everett turnpike seeing some delays. there is an accident that was just cleared on the spaulding turnpike northbound at exit one that had the left lane blocked. we are still seeing residual backups there. the report being brought to you by minuteman health. i' m peggy james 495.7. jennifer: coming up on news 9 at 5. shoppers run for safety because of gunfire inside a new york mall. right now, one person is under arrest. josh: tighter security at french churches this christmas. officials are worried about the chances of another terror attack. jennifer: no more time behind bars for the man who gave the boston bombers the gun they used to kill an mit officer.

his sentencing today. >> londonderry police are investigating reports of water bottles being thrown from moving

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jennifer: the army sergeant held by the taliban after leaving his unit in afghanistan did not enter a plea in court today. this is the first time bowe bergdahl has been in front of a military judge since the army decided to move forward with a court-martial. he has not yet decided whether to face a military jury or just a judge. bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, a charge that could carry a life sentence. josh: places of worship in france will have tighter security this christmas, because of last month' s deadly terror attacks. the interior minister met with christian, jewish and muslim leaders this week, to discuss concerns of another attack during the christian holy days. most churches will keep just one door open, to better monitor visitors. france remains under a state of emergency because of the november attacks. one person is in custody after a shooting at a long island mall. police say one person was hurt when a single shot was fired during an attempted robbery. it happened inside a rolex dealer. panicked holiday shoppers ran

evacuate people through service entrances. >> members of a kansas family lost their home to fire just days before christmas, but it is the special rescue efforts of firefighters that is giving the family joy this holiday. fire crews made sure everyone made it out safely before going in to save their christmas packages. one by one firefighters carried out the gifts wrapped in paper and bows. crews say they couldn' t save the house but they saved what they could. >> your heart goes out for them. we' re so close to christmas and it' s so important you know everyone wants to spend that family time together. jennifer the family will have to : spend christmas elsewhere this year. josh: it will be a warm, calm christmas here in new hampshire but other parts of the country could see some severe weather. if you' re traveling out of new england this week, abc' s brandi hitt has a look at what to expect.

busy travel week. more than 100 million travelers are expected to hit the road, the most ever. in severe weather is not helping. fog may have led to chain reaction crashes on interstate 49 in arkansas, killing at least three people. across parts of the west, it' s slow going in the snow. so much has fallen in washington state, rescued searchers have been searching for a missing skier since saturday. dangerous winds are overturning semi trucks in southern california and taking up trees in oregon. more than 38 million travelers are also expected to fly through january 3. airports. meantime, historic northeast. 77 degrees forecasted in

thursday in new york city. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest travel day on the roads. families are taking advantage of lower gas prices in most states. >> now, chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: certainly a miserable circumstance for the north country ski areas. great for travel anywhere in the northeast. take a look at what' s been happening up in the weirs. rain taking over the lens there late morning and into the afternoon. the rain moved in earlier parts of southern new hampshire. the upper valley and monadnock region, merrimack valley about another hour to go from the mount washington valley south

portion of the coastal plain. another round of showers will approach as we go through tomorrow night. take a look at temperatures, all over the place right now. above freezing a top melt washington and 34 degrees, the coldest spot in some of the valleys and plymouth at 36. typically one of the cool spots, the cooler gets trapped in low-lying areas with no place to escape. back to part of the monadnock region, 50 plus. overnight tonight, not all that cold. a slight chance, notice concord at 33 by early morning. there could be areas of patchy fog and leftover moisture that experience a touch of black ice during the predawn hours. it'

valley towards new england and the warmth continues to build in. your we go, the timeline, there will be some patchy fog developing but the skies will clear out. showers arriving during the early part of the evening in most of the rain of the next system builds in tomorrow night. it is out of here by early thursday. a good part of christmas eve day will feature dry weather and record shattering more. jumping ahead beyond that we have a shot to shatter a record high on thursday. the average of 83, take a look at the old record in 1871. does anybody remember that? 57. we are going to shatter that one. the projected high temperature

seven degrees -- 70 degrees down to the south. places like nashua and christmas eve day. it will not drop below 50 during the night into christmas day, so even though we cooled down a little bit, still record warmth on christmas day. we finally get back to average by monday. >> a new investigation into chipotle after another outbreak of e. coli.

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jean: a second e-coli outbreak under the mexican fast-food chain chipotle prompts a new cdc investigation. the cdc says 5 people have been found sick last month and live -- and just two weeks ago one -- college students in boston 140 were sickened with norovirus after eating there. and earlier this year 52 people got sick in 9 different states. josh: with new years around the corner, you may have been thinking about ways to get ahead on your health. here' s abc' s doctor timothy

can take for a healthier heart. >> that christmas dinner a few short weeks after the thanksgiving meal. add in the new year' s champagne and all of the other seasonal goodies and it is hard to deny that this is the season of indulgence. but with all of this decadence, you may not have given much thought to your heart health. fortunately, getting back on track might come down to seven simple steps. together, they are linked to a reduction in heart risk of 60% or more. achiving a healthy bmi , exercising eating a healthy diet keeping total cholesterol low maintaining a healthy blood pressure and managing blood sugar levels. but as simple as these steps may be sticking to them may require a disciplined approach. so as you put down that champagne glass and draw up that list of resolutions consider a few of these changes. and make this new year the start of a healthier heart.

dr. timothy johnson. >> straight ahead at 5:30, the people defined -- behind to manchester restaurants are facing felony charges. >> this year' s holiday gift trend is good for your wallet. we will explain how. >> moby is getting a little

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>> tearful farewell to a man whose teachings saved granite state lives. >> the man who gave the boston bombers guns has been released from prison. >> rain moves out soon but more warm weather is on the way over the next 24 hours. when the next system arrives, and a timeline ahead. >> new hampshire drivers will have a new tool to navigate the

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 5:30. >> a somber gathering at the new hampshire fire academy as first responders said goodbye to one of their own. >> we will get to that in just a moment. >> a deering man is accused of firing a weapon while arguing with one of his children. >> the adult son who he was allegedly argument said his dad has been under a lot of stress lately, and last night his dad just snapped. clearly still upset by the events that unfolded monday night, 44-year-old andrew liles was arraigned in a hillsborough circuit court.

before not :00 monday night when liles got into an argument with his adult son. according to the son, who did not want to going camera, during the argument liles got a gun and went outside. it was while liles was standing in his front row -- front yard in during that he allegedly fired his gun into the ground near a jeep. >> during a domestic violence argument, your adult son the defendant did fire multiple rounds of ammunition from a handgun towards a vehicle in the front driveway. while liles was infant granddaughter was nearby in another vehicle. the bullet had seriously injured someone. in court come the prosecutor noted this action was out of

>> he has no criminal or motor vehicle history, but again the discharge of a firearm in this area was very dangerous. >> if he does post the $5,000 bail, he' s been ordered to have no contact with his son or his sons why. that can be difficult, because all three, along with his granddaughter, reliving at the home on bennington depot road. ray brewer, debit him you are news 9. >> first responders said goodbye , during fire off died last week. suzanne: captain robert pragoff of deering was remembered as a man who loved life, he loved family, friends, his job, and he

>> once he met you, you are part leave you with a smile. fun. he would do the thinking and he would put me in motion and then he could get you to do anything. 41 years, bob and his wife met when they were just 14. together they have four grown children. me. he always said the right thing to me at the right time. and he had the ability to make me laugh like no other. >> he was known for his keen sense of humor and for his extensive library of jokes. >> just a fun guy to have around. >> he was a very warm, kind hearted person and there was nobody that would interact with him that wouldn' t leave a smile on their face. >> i am for ever grateful that

he gave us an incredible gift, but now it' s time to say goodbye in the tradition of fire service. >> to assistant chief robert pragoff, his last alarm. his last alarm on december 18 2015. he served the citizens of deering for 25 years and the new hampshire fire academy for 10 years and will be deeply missed. suzanne before he retired in : 2008, pragoff served in deerings fire department for 25 years and the new hampshire fire academy for 10 years. live in the studio, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. josh: calling hours are underway right now for the sandown man killed in an accident at an auto center in salem. justin almon died from the injuries he got when a large tire exploded. if you' d like to pay your respects, you have until 8:00 tonight, at the brewitt funeral home in exeter.

tomorrow morning in danvers, massachusetts. >> a former manchester bar owner faces more than a dozen charges for felony tax crimes. the attorney general' s office says 48-year-old timothy gage mis-applied more than $91,000 in meals and rental payments for tj' s sports bar and grill. investigators say it happened between 2008 and 2011. the bar now operates as central ale house, and the current owner, sophea yay, was also arrested. she' s accused of mis-applying more than $37,000 in payments from 2014 through this past july. the man who gave the boston marathon bombers the guns used to kill an mit police officer has been sentenced to time served calling his actions dumb. stephen silva was sentenced to 17 months in federal court in boston. the 22-year-old was once close friends with dzhokhar tsarnaev and lent him the gun used in the killing of sean collier. >> i had no idea what tsarnaev' s

i apologize to any people or families that it caused harm to. >> silva was not charged in connection with the bombing, he pleaded guilty to gun and heroin distribution charges. prosecutors asked for a reduce sentence after he testified against tsarnaev. josh: still ahead, through -- being thrifty' s trending. >> most americans are still shopping and is not too late to we have the deadline and the cost. really sore by christmas eve day. >> if you' re traveling this

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victorias from 2003 to 2005. ford says some joints in the light control module can crack, cutting off power to the headlights. 15 crashes have been traced to the problem. americans are expected to shell out more than $630 billion in holiday spending. but more and more people are looking for inexpensive gifts. they' re willing to buy gifts for less than has quadrupled from a $10 year ago. jennifer: we told you yesterday was the busiest shipping date for the post office. the busiest -- calling all procrastinators -- calling all procrastinators, rushing to get those presents in the mail to make sure those pretty little boxes arrive in time, for christmas. the national retail federation >> as of today announced that

actually done with their holiday shopping. >> so not only do you have plenty of company, you still have time, the deadline for two-day shipping, is today, and one-day shipping is tomorrow, but fair warning, it will cost you. >> if you are going to the us postal service or even fedex or ups, you are going to definitely see sticker shock. >> we' re talking two to three times the price of regular shipping, so how about considering amazon prime now. >> which is an app and you can actually place an order on christmas eve on the 24th at say 10:00 p.m., and if you pay in $7.50 addition to your amazon prime membership you can get that gift that same night, within an hour. >> but that membership does cost you $99 at year. if you don' t mind a little driving, there are some free options, like ship to store, buy online and pick it up at the customer service desk, and if you don'

curbside is for you. it' s new and you simply order on your phone from many retailers, including target, then schedule a pick up, curbside. >> we have your items right here. >> and then there' s also deliv, think uber but for deliveries, they actually offer same-day delivery options for just $5, but there' s a catch though, it' s only available in 17 markets for now. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. josh: another idea from science fiction may soon be reality. jennifer: up next, which new england school is developing real-life x-ray vision. josh: in sports, the patriots get their guy. meet the new running back the team signed today shelley: all of these people are gathered here right now preparing for a walk in celebration of the new family shelter that' s opening up in the

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by taking their money. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. jennifer: x-ray vision could become a reality, thanks to a project at mit. josh: graduate students there have developed software that uses wi-fi signals to recognize silhouettes behind walls. they hope the technology can help people like health care providers trying to keep tabs on the very young or elderly people and of course it can also help law enforcement officers and the military. >> in the case of hostage for example. you don' t want to send the police inside without knowing

where the hostages are. if there is someone with a gun, where they are standing. so they come prepared. josh: the researchers at mit hope to bring the technology to market by 2017. a popular traffic app is getting a new test in new hampshire this winter. jennifer: waze will let users report road conditions to transportation officials, to help them decide where to send plow trucks. and it will track where those plows are, so drivers know if they' re approaching. the new feature will be tested in new hampshire, maine, and vermont this season. quick now, chief meteorologist mike haddad with your forecast. mike: no snowplows needed yet but that could change. right now december' s snow drought continues.

coast , above average. here we go looking ahead, the rain does exit in the next hour or two and another round of showers will approach tomorrow evening. after that, not a lot of precipitation through the start of the weekend. temperatures really take off as though it cools a little bit on christmas day, still well above average for friday and then we cool a little bit closer to but still remain above average for the actual weekend saturday and sunday. wet weather coming through western parts of the state in the last hour. the stay rain is about to pull out of here. it will take until about this time tomorrow night to get another round of showers in here

weather at least through that timeframe. on the mild side again tomorrow, a little bit cooler to the north. upper 30' s in berlin but still above the average. overnight tonight, notice how temperatures fall only back to near normal high temperatures for this time of year. there could be a touch of black ice in a few spots. not anticipating any widespread issues tomorrow morning. nothing below average, then we warm up even more on thursday as the cold air works to the northeast. the jet stream flow and the southwest keeps temperatures well above the average. in terms of rain, 1 -- exits , areas of fog will develop as

the when the next round of rain moves in here. then the rain exits by thursday and any partial sunshine, we could be up near 70 in parts of southern new hampshire. the all-time record high for the entire month was 72. we are not forecasting that subject to change. record warmth on thursday, friday is bright, breezy and cool but still well above average by 20 degrees. a couple of rain showers possible and a slight mix up north and finally by monday, back to average. >> just to make people smile, this man is running through tree.

t have any christmas decorations. the man is a marathon runner who often wears windmills on his head to cheer up the other racers. >> a couple of nhl teams are playing. the b' s come in with a 4-game win streak. the blues had won 3 straight before losing in philly last night. game time tonight is 7pm. it is official, and this should easier. the pats have signed veteran running back stephen jackson. the 32-year-old has played 11 nfl seasons with the rams and not at all this year. he is a bruiser 6-2, 240 pounds, he has over 11,000 career rushing yards. nba fans we have a double header , for you on christmas day. at 2:30, it's the chicago bulls at the oklahoma city thunder.

lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers at stef curry and the golden state warriors. 1980' s when christmas day meant larry bird against the lakers. jennifer: did you know that rudolph has close ties to the granite state? josh: and while his nose is famous do you know the real we have that reindeer science, after the break. tom: minutes away at six clock a shoplifting her 8-year-old son and neice right after facing a judge on similar charge. plus the search right now in londonderry after police say several cars have been damaged by someone throwing full water

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jennifer: millions of people will travel to their holiday destinations, leaving their bodies tired and confused. josh: reporter holly firfer talked to experts about how to keep a regular schedule, even when crossing time zones. holly: when people travel a lot, it can be hard to get a good night' s sleep. sherry torkos is a pharmacist and author who has written on diets, travel, and lifestyle. you' re changing time zones, you'

times, maybe you' re sleeping in a hotel room, listening to noise, you have lights. holly and these things can : disrupt our sleep cycles making rest hard to come by. but there are things frequent travelers as well as stay-at homers can do to help. first off, experts say, avoid caffeine late in the day, also. don' t eat a big meal right before you go to sleep, because all of your body' s processes are going to go toward digestion. you' re not going to feel calm and relaxed and you could have a bit of a belly ache and that may affect your ability to fall asleep. holly if you' re hungry before : bed, grab a light snack with a little bit of protein, and complex whole grain. >> don' t use alcohol as a sleep aid. alcohol may help you to fall asleep, but if you have alcohol it can actually cause nighttime awakening. holly: if you can' t sleep, torkos says to try to avoid the distracting device we carry around, so don' t check cell phone messages or go online to work. this can amp you up. and if you turn on the t.v., watch something that'

or try meditating. i' m holly firfer. josh: here is an idea. some airports are turning to four-footed friends to reduce travel stress. comfort dogs are on duty in several airports this season, an expansion of a program that started a few years ago. for some people, the canine connection has personal meaning. >> i was really interested to golden, because we had a golden we lost last year so it was really special to talk to a golden. >> today was a really special treat. they are very sweet kind dogs josh: the dogs work in morning and afternoon shifts, and will be on the job through wednesday. that will calm you down. did you know that rudolph' s eyes sometimes change color? jennifer: we now know that thanks to the daughter of a dartmouth professor. rangers can actually see

they also have reflective tissue in their eyes so that when the light hits it, it blows blue in the summer, but then it changes to deep blue in the winter , or gold. josh: the man who first told the ranger story was a dartmouth grad. his brother-in-law also wrote the song that was made famous by -- announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully...

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tom: now at 6:00, damaged cars in londonderry now police are searching for whoever is throwing bottles full

s astounding. jennifer three people including : an 8-year-old accused of shoplifting. police say it was caught on surveillance and this isn' t the first time for the woman involved. mike: wet but warmer than normal again today and record warmth is on the way soon. how high temperatures go by christmas eve. >> you can help people and still do your job. tom: it' s a controversial program touted for its success in massachusetts. now a small new hampshire town is the first in the state to try it. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: right now the search is on for whoever is throwing full water bottles at vehicles in londonderry causing damage. jennifer the police have : received several calls. and one incident was caught on camera. wmur' s kristen carosa is live in londonderry with what police know at this hour. >> the calls came in on saturday

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