families moved in by the spring. reporting in orange, greg lee, abc 7, eyewitness news. >> our thanks to greg for that. and that's what's m >> mild temperatures again for christmas day, and there's the threat for some snow. the forecast is coming up. >> the campaign trail has reached the christmas break. this would be the most influential primary ever. a close call for a man in newton. he was inside his home when a tree fell on top of it. and a big bust in massachusetts. they arrested a grinch trying to break in to a home. >> no one covers new hampshire

now wmur "news 9 daybreak". >> good morning. thanks for waking up with us on this christmas morning. i'm stephanie woods. here's a live look outside. it is nice and warm this christmas. as you know, warmer than most. it feels hardly like christmas outside. we're going to go over to meteorologist, hayley lapoint for a quick look at forecast. hayley: it's been amazing. temperatures yesterday were up in the 60's. even a few communities hit 70 degrees which is crazy for christmas eve. today will be a mild one as well. not quite as warm as that. if you are getting ready to travel, be careful of the fog. it is thick in some spots. patchy. you are down to just above a quarter of a mile in lebanon and keene. look at temperatures we got to yesterday. 66 in manchester. 69 in nashua. i've got to tell you, i know some of you didn't get in on the

concord and laconia didn't. it was all dependent on the clouds. if you didn't break out of the clouds, the temperatures weren't as warm. if you did, it was amazing. temperatures in the 30's and will continue to climb. more in the forecast coming up. stephanie: thanks. we're following a developing story out of hollis. a fire broke out displacing a family. no one was home when the first started. one end of the house was badly damaged by the flames. firefighters are still investigating. they say the fire appears to have started around a chimney. a man was forced out of his home on christmas eve after a tree crashed in to his house. the tree fell damaging the house. the home owner was downstairs at the time and was not hurt. there's no apparent reason why the tree uprooted other than the recent rain. in vermont, a historic stone hut

likely a total loss after of flame -- after a fire. yesterday morning. they had to use a chair lift and site. it was built in the 1930's near the top of the tallest peak. overnight use. it is not clear if anyone was in the hut at the time of the fire. new hampshire's highest u.n.h. professor. they fired marco dorfsman for changing evaluations of a student member. they say they should not have let him two. the arbitrator exceeded its authority and the college was in right to fire him. a corrections officer reported hearing a gunshot that

they reported seeing a white man and dark pants from the area. after three hours, no suspects were found. because of the situation, no one was allowed to enter the prison, even for christmas each visits. police chief richard kane is retire. he has served as chief for 16 years. he started his year as patrolman and animal patrol officer. his last day will be january 8th. now in commitment 2016, the presidential candidates have weeks left to sway voters ahead of the new hampshire primary. some people believe the primary might offer the most powerful opinion. that might be true in the republican field. wmur political director, josh

politically correct. reporter: like it or not, donald trump isn't the just the current front runner but the established one. with that coming the burden of expectations. polls in new hampshire means very little. >> new hampshire electorate is very independent. we find out what they think when they go to the polls. reporter: they say that polls, especially in new hampshire, are an illusion. he believes the first in the nation primary might be more influential and impactful than its ever been. >> you have the big republican field. it is going to win -- jeb bush and marco rubio may not both be there. we'll know if chris christie is serious. if he doesn't do well in new hampshire, he's gone. reporter: others are banking heavily on iowa, other candidates like kasich, paul,

means a poor showing here could mean an end to their campaigns. come january, despite what the polls say, voters are not done shopping. >> as he takes more and more incoming attacks, is it going to wear him down or is it going to build him up like it has all year long. who is going to emerge as the alternative? we may not know that until primary night. throughout january there's going to be a lot of jockeying. stephanie: catch the full conversation on "close up." read more about it in his column which could be found on wmur.com. fans who had tickets it see janet jackson will have to wait. she will need to have surgery and will have to postpone the tour. she made the announcement on twitter. he said every date will be rescheduled.

she hinted the tickets will be honored in a special way in the spring. she did not disclose what kind of energy she needs but called this a quote difficult time. a special item was discovered inside of a red kettle in nashua. someone donated a coin made of solid gold. it was found inside a dollar bill that said merry christmas. use it toward your good works. it is worth $14,000. another coin was dropped worth $1,200. >> there's no way to tell who put it in the kettle. i would think it would be the same giver. stephanie: the salvation army will get the coin appraised. moore says the money raised will help stock the nashua food pantry. need an extra tissue to add to

paula tracy will give you a few ideas in the cook's corner. last-minute shoppers scrambled to get the last-minute gifts. now stores are gearing up for what is expected to be a busy

stephanie: welcome back. many people will be in the kitchens cooking up a christmas meal. if you are looking for some you. >> the christmas meal is always very yummy. leading up is sometimes the best part. lots of dips and appetizers. today i'm joined by paula tracy. he's going to talk us through a couple of dips before you have the big main meal. >> merry christmas. hayley: merry christmas. >> we have three different dips

the first one that we have is over here. this is the cream cheese salsa dip that i made up. s the ingredients for it or over here. it is really basic and easy. it is a brick of cream cheese, about half or this much salsa, i throw in some extra jam mean jalopenos, and that's one i made up. it smells really good after a ski day. it is space si and -- spicy and warm. i really like the stacey's chips with them. this is a curry crab meat dip my mother used to make. it is simple as well. just a can of the drained crab meat, another brick of cream cheese, -- you can choose to use

i don't like it as much. hayley: it is christmas. you can get away with it. >> then a tablespoon of curry. and my third and favorite one is the smoked blue fish patte. grab that and show that. this is another two or three basic ingredients. cream cheese, i take the skin off of the back of the smoked blue fish. i get it at sauders. i got to portsmouth -- it is pre-made. >> excuse me. merry christmas. >> merry christmas, jamie. hayley: hey, jamie. >> whatever. we have -- i would say i use about -- it depends on how spicy you like the horseradish. a little bit less of dill. i put in this much. then i use a little bit of

hayley: you could use some fresh. >> yeah. then i just blend it up. hayley: make sure the fish gets chunked up. >> this is delicious. my favorite is -- it is all mixed together. hayley: you were saying the toasted onions are good to go with that. >> yeah. they are delicious with it. hayley: thank you for the recipes. >> i'll have them on escape outside. i'll have all of the recipes there. go to escape outside at wmur.com. stephanie: thanks. still to come, we'll introduce you to the hometown heros. a group of young hockey players making a difference in their community.

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stephanie: right now you are listening to "stephen and mac," mac is our very own sean mcdonald. hayley will have your full holiday forecast coming up in a few minutes. our hometown heros are the hockey players on the new hampshire junior monarchs. the guys got together to make a difference with their cold ice warm feet project. they've been collecting socks as well as donations to buy more socks to help the homeless and needy. 2,500 pairs of socks were deliberated over christmas. this is part of the biggest initiative called operation making life better which has included programs going in to schools and nursing homes, yard work, and a pink in the rink

>> one of the least donated items are socks and underwear. we try to go with the sock aspect. being homeless and outside all winter is something you wouldn't wish upon anyone. >> any time you can get out in the community and help the homeless, it is a great feeling. the guys have really come together. >> it is the whole organization. from top to bottom. we preach being a family and taking care of the family and, you know, it is not just us. it is the whole community. we always talk we're not building a hockey player. we're building good people. stephanie: congratulations to all of the players were being the hometown heros. a mexican women is reaping the rewards after a stolen pickup truck photo went viral. when they asked for a photo, she didn't have one and drew them a picture. that drawing got people laughing. it is really the woman who is having the last laugh. the extra attention helped her

but also win a brand new truck. the grinch has no chance of stealing christmas this year. he was busted by police in court -- dartmouth, massachusetts. they nabbed him as he tried to break in to the house. he was ordered to stay 39.5 feet away from the town. he must do community service in jefferson. doesn't pay to be the griffin. hayley: i love the story. it is a scary grinch. i'm glad they took him down. stephanie: that's so bizarre. i don't know why he was in such a grumpy mood. it is such a lovely day. not for those hoping for a white christmas. hayley: he could have worn shorts. yesterday was so warm. especially down in mass. they hit 75 degrees in boston.

we'll take you across new hampshire this morning. it is a quiet start on christmas morning. probably some of the kids just starting to get up early and wake up their parents to open up the presents. portsmouth. you can see the tugboats getting in on the action. they are looking festive. there are some clouds in the sky there too. yesterday was so warm that santa probably could have served in here. salem got to 70 degrees on christmas eve. unreal warmth. nashua got to 69. 68 in lebanon. even berlin way up north 67 degrees was the high temperature there. manchester 65. some of you are saying where was the warmth? the clouds, the fog, really hung on tight to places like concord even in to manchester, and also by the seacoast. i know a few of you from exeter to dover to portsmouth were

you didn't see any sun. you didn't get to crank up. remember 50's are even warm for christmas eve; right? here are the temperatures right now. 42 in rochester. 39 in portsmouth. 38 in manchester. it is 32 in concord. 36 in laconia. a little chilly this morning. it will be a mild one today. temperatures in the 50's across the area. even a couple of 60's again. nashua and in salem you'll likely get there. fog is thick. especially in the upper valley and the monadnock region. you can see down below a mile of visibility. be careful this morning. there are some spots where the fog is very thick. clouds on the way. especially in southern new hampshire. up toward the north there's a cold front that's kind of just stuck out toward the west of us. eventually it will slide through. that will give us extra cloud cover today. it will eventually kick out the mild air. this is it for the mild air today. mostly sunny skies. in the afternoon, probably some passing clouds. the winds will likely switch

northwest and bringing down some colder air. tonight will be a colder night with passing clouds. then for saturday we start out sunny. in the afternoon, there will be clouds and rain showers on sunday. you can see them getting in here. here's the christmas day forecast. this morning for opening up presents or traveling or doing anything, you'll be patchy fog out there. temperatures cool in the 30's. by lunchtime, partly cloudy, 50 degrees. that's usually when i get my nap in. then for christmas dinner later this afternoon, temperatures in the lower 50's with sunshine. this is still very warm for christmas standards here in new hampshire. here's a look at the weekend. if you have plans to go out, do some shopping or traveling, there will be rain showers around on sunday. then stephanie, all eyes on tuesday. it looks like some of us could

measurable, plowable snow. too early to give you amounts. we'll keep an eye on it. just if you have travel plans on tuesday, you'll want to watch this closely. stephanie: that could be dicey. we'll have to watch out. hayley: exactly. we'll keep you posted. stephanie: coming up, people have been closely monitoring the norad santa tracker. how a sim this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the

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hayley: this was popular at my house. norad has been keeping tabs on santa's christmas travels for

officials say the santa tracker was actually started by accident. stephanie: it is a cool story. 60 years ago a sears store ran a dial-a-santa add. there was a type-o. instead of the santa number, it mosted for the air command center. a colonel began receiving calls from kids asking to speak with santa. hayley: instead of saying they had the wrong number, the colonel said he was not santa, but he could track st. nick on radar. he fielded calls giving kids about santa's location. it is high-tech and awesome to see the towns and cities he's in. stephanie: it was cool seeing last night everywhere where he was. everyone has to be asleep. that's the key. that's the law. you have to be asleep before santa claus gets here. hayley: i think i heard he was in new hampshire around

hopefully everybody was asleep. stephanie: everyone is going to get up and see what he gave them. a young woman's who's young son died is now being charged with animal cruelty. severe weather is being blamed for the deaths of more than a

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and i approve this message. >> no one covered new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." stephanie: good morning, everybody. it was friday, december 25th. merry christmas. we're taking a live look at concord. you see the christmas tree there lit up. it is 32. certainly a lot warmer than it's been on christmases in years past. we'll get a check on the forecast after the top stories. a sandown woman whose 9-year-old

this year is now facing animal cruelty charges. human remains discovered in goshen are those from a missing mother in connecticut. and a developing story out of hollis. they are trying to figure out what sparked a late night fire that displaced a family on christmas eve. as we were saying, it doesn't feel a lot like christmas outside. in fact, when i was driving in this morning, it was very, very foggy. i think rue -- rudolph came in handy. hayley: my whole family went outside in the afternoon. it was so warm we soaked it up. 66 degrees was the high temperature in manchester. salem actually hit 70. there was a game changer. the clouds and fog hung tight in concord, laconia, plymouth you see 48. such a big difference in some communities where you just didn't get the sun and didn't warm up. it is foggy this morning. we have visibilities down below a half a mile in some spots.

state. as we go through the day, partly cloudy skies. it is going to be mild with temperatures in the 50's. more on the full forecast ahead. stephanie: thanks. now back to the developing story out of the hollis. fire broke out at a home on farley road last night leaving the family displaceed. no one was home when the fire started around 11:00. one end of the house was badly damaged. the rest of the home sustained heavy smoke damage. they were able to save the kids christmas presents. firefighters say it appears to have started around a chimney. a sandown woman who lost her son unexpectedly has now been charged with animal cruelty.

>> he said she was devastated. first her son and now her animals. despite the charges, she feels she's innocent. >> i feel it is a dishonor to my son considering we worked so hard every day to make sure they had everything they needed. reporter: despite what she says, she's charged with five misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty. more than three dozen animals, including horses, goats, and llamas were taken. her son collapsed as he walked to a neighbor's house to deliver cookies. the animal control officer had visited her patrol and voiced concerns. she feels she always acted appropriately. >> any time claire would say an animal needed a vet visit, i would have at the vet out. i have a stack like this of

>> she built the appropriate structures and had found homes for those she couldn't care for and was in the process of changing one horse's diet when this all came about. >> there were only two animals that had issues in the complaints. every other animal was in great condition. no, i don't feel as though i was in over my head. i willfully signed them over because i was frightened. reporter: sandown policed helped the police get all of the animals. they are now settling in but has little to say about their condition. >> some of the animals look thin. i'm going to wait for the vet report. reporter: she's confident her name will be cleared. >> if taking an animal in because nobody wants it and can take care of it so that you can

of it is animal cruelty, i don't know what the world has come to. reporter: we did stop by the animal shelter but nobody opened the door. stephanie: thank you. police haverhill, massachusetts say a report was a baby being thrown from the bridge was a hoax. a woman and her daughter reported that a man had thrown the baby from a bridge. after lengthy questioning, they determined they were lying. there's no word yet on my possible charges. vermont state police say human remains found in the town of goshen are those of a connecticut woman who has been missing since january. denise hart is being investigated as a homicide. he was last seen leaving on january 25th. her car was found on fire the next day. they are hoping the public can help them determine exactly what happened to hart.

that was traveling through the goshen area where these were found in the last year or so if they ever saw anything suspicious or anything that they think we should know about being this is the location we found these, we would appreciate a phone call. stephanie: authorities are not revealing the mother's cause of death. the u.s. marshal's office arrested another fugitive. angela kulacz was taken in to custody. authorities say she was on probation after being convicted of being an accomplice to armed robbery. a fire that broke out yesterday may be suspicious. they are investigating the cause of the fire which burned an empty log cabin. the home is owned by a bank and nobody lives there.

picking up last-minute gifts. kristen carosa spoke with a few of them. >> the parking lot here at the now. this was a busy place on christmas eve with people looking to complete their holiday shopping. >> people packed in to the mall of new hampshire looking for the perfect gift. >> they are on a mission. for. >> sales have been strong this holiday season with a steady stream of customers on the last day before christmas. >> it is tradition. they come out here on christmas eve to get their gifts. they do it all in one day. reporter: the holiday season is the biggest time of year for retailers. this year the organization says sales will increase 3.7% equaling more than $630 billion. >> i picked up last minute stuff at bath and body works. yesterday we did last-minute shops.

somewhere to do more last-minute shopping. >> he says he always waits to get them. >> you get the best deals. most stores are 60, 40, 50% -- a lot of percentages off. reporter: it wasn't just the sales. >> i just went to see santa. my dad is getting two pictures. reporter: many families stopped by to take pictures, clean upping one couple who got engaged on santa's lap. he said, hey, i've never taken a picture with santa before. will you take one? i was kind of embarrassed. then he asked if i will marry him. i said, yes, of course. reporter: as the mall winds down, the mall is preparing to re-open on saturday. >> it is the 26th of december. it lies on a saturday. we expect a lot of traffic and a lot of people coming in using their gift cards and some

reporter: to accommodate the crowds, the mall of new hampshire will be open at 9:00 a.m. and close at 10:00 p.m. reporting in manchester, kristen carosa. stephanie: a man spread some holiday cheer. she spotted the teddy bear. she wanted the bear. she decided she should not spend the money on it and put it back. soon after the man bought the bear, approached the woman, and handed it to her saying merry christmas. what a sweet story. coming up, scientists in australia are on a mission to protect wildlife. they created the device to help keep animals from running in to the road. and if you are a gun enthuse chris, say tuned. hayley: much cold air over the weekend.

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hayley: good morning, new hampshire. it is 5:42.

we have temperatures that have fallen in to the 30's. we're going to warm up again as the temperatures go up in to the 50's and close to 60 again today. stephanie: now to a developing story in nigeria. more than 100 people were killed when a gas tank ignited. they were lining up to re-fill christmas. the death toll continues to climb after violent storms pounded the south ocean. 14 people in three states were killed. kenneth moton has the latest. kenneth: holiday weather for the record books. >> we woke up to civil defense saying we had 20 minutes to leave our homes. kenneth: people evacuated to escape flood waters. from the south to the midwest,

more than a dozen people were killed when 24 tornadoes terrorized seven states, including mississippi. it is believed one stretched 150 miles destroying homes and lives. >> if you look at the damage here, it is as bad as any tornado that we've had. i've been through a lot of them. kenneth: in wisconsin, crews are working overtime to restore power after strong winds reeked havoc. in other parts of the midwest, snow and lots of it. a heavy downfall in omaha, nebraska caused a traffic nightmare for christmas. >> it is impossible for me to get there. it is insane. it's like i'm not going to never get there. kenneth: it is a warm one. record highs from florida to vermont. new york city 70 degree weather had people in shorts and t-shirts. >> i'm loving it. everyone should have a hot holiday. i don't have to travel, i'm fine right here.

the warm christmas. temperatures are expected to drop next week. kenneth moton were abc news, washington. stephanie: police in north carolina are investigating a deadly police-involved shooting that happened on christmas eve. an off-duty officers working at the mall heard the gunfire and responded. an 18-year-old suspect pointed his gun at the officer, stirring more panic inside the mall. >> very terrifying. i was pushing him in a stroller. he's not front, you know, i'm thinking get him out of the way. just get out of the way. stephanie: the officer shot the suspect who died. right now the officer is on paid underway. and in sports, the new england patriotses will look to continue their dominance over the jets when they play in sunday on new york.

last ten games against the jets. new england will sweep the series straight. >> they start by having good players. they have been well coached. they are really well coached this year. there's a lot of scheme things they do that are challenging to prepare for. it is tough. we're grinding through it. >> they are playing really well. stephanie: kickoff for sunday is at 1:00. nba fans, we have a double header for you. chicago bulls and the oklahoma city thunder. at 5:00 p.m., a rewatch of the nba finals last year. lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers face off against the golden state warriors. about 1,000 tasmanian devils are killed on the roads. with the numbers dwindling, they have installed sign posts that

and activate the alarm to stop tasmanian devils and other wildlife from roaming. it is called a virtual fence. >> in the areas are the devices are installed, there's a significant decrease in the number of wildlife that's hit on the roads. they seem to be having a really good impact. >> it is being sold in australia by a man who said he saw a need while advertising tasmania in 2012. cabot guns is making a pair of pistols from a meteorite. it will be forged from a meteorite as old as the earth it. it could sell for $1 million at auction next year. the company plans to forge the guns called the big bang pistol set from a chunk of the meteorite. it crashed to earth 4.5 million years ago and was discovered in the 1830's.

perfect last christmas gift, if you didn't stuff someone's stocking. hayley: did you enjoy the warmth yesterday? stephanie: you could wear a t-shirt. hayley: high temperatures in the 60's. even one community, salem, hit 70 degrees yesterday afternoon. we were waiting al day for the clouds and the fog to part ways. they did in a lot of communities. where it didn't, you guys kind of missed out on the warmth. most of us did get in the 60's. it a warm day for december standards. here's a live look at derry. very quiet in derry this morning. kids probably starting to wake up and get ready to open up their presents. a few clouds over headed. looks like fog is not an issue there. that's not the case across the state. there are some spots where we have visibility issues in plymouth. same thing in keene. it is patchy fog.

maybe you are heading out to some family members homes or going out to church services this morning. that's where you might run in to the fog. you want to take it easy if you are run in to any of these patches. the temperatures have cooled down. 32 in concord. 39 in nashua. in the low 40's in rock rochester. as we go through the day, we're going to have another quick warm-up. sandown will reach 55. newmarket up in the lakes region about 50 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds. ashland 51 with a mix of sun and clouds. you can see the clouds on their way here. any rain showers up to the north of us do not make it here. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds. it will be a pleasant day. especially if you are planning on being outside. maybe taking a walk. you can do that today. no wet weather. it is going to stay up toward the north of us. the cold front will swing

here's how things go on future cast. this is 9:00 a.m. we're bright and sunny other than some of the passing clouds. you can see they are still hanging around by the noon hour in to the afternoon. not a completely full sunny day. but still you'll be able to see some filtered sunshine. overnight tonight, passing clouds. freezing. then on our saturday, we start out sunny. it doesn't last all day long. clouds will increase as the next storm system approaches. that will bring wet weather late saturday and in to sunday. here's what you can expect across the different regions. in the upper 50's close to 60 again. manchester, derry, salem, epping will get to 59. than you were yesterday. you were with some of the communities that got stuck with the fog and clouds. 60 new boston. 60 in bedford. we'll reach 54 in meredith. that's where some of the coolest temperatures will be closer to

being in the 60's yesterday. over the weekend, temperatures falling in to the 40's. kind of rainy on sunday. monday much colder in the 30's. then we are watching tuesday very closely. looks like there could be some measurable snow across the area. really it is still very questionable as to what type of precipitation you are going to get. at this point, could be cold enough stuff that we may have to get the shovels out. >> looks like it is right on the precipice. a lot of rain or snow. hayley: it may be different for different communities. we'll keep you posted. stephanie: a look out for that. we're getting in to the holiday spirit. we have a special christmas video to share with you.

stephanie: you can barely tell, it is me, hayley, sean, erin, and ray gusting a move. hayley: look at sean go. i can do a split. stephanie: i can do russian videos. having fun here at christmas morning at work. why not? still to come, a new species of shark that was discovered in the

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stephanie: a shark collected in a research project in 2010 has been called a ninja shark. four children eight to 14 decided on the name. for the first time in ever,

from the movie "frozen." a gas attendant dressed up, adds a ton of laughter. each pump experience including singing and dancing. the attendant's kind gesture has gone viral. very cued. i wonder if people were scared. i bet the kids loved it. hey hayley: he's one of the best characters. especially for the adults. stephanie: we need magic from elsa. it's been too warm. hayley: i know. it has been too warm. today another mild day. temperatures in the 50's. stephanie: nasa has released radar images of an asteroid. hey hayley: this is scary.

it is 3,600 feet long. it will mile 8.6 million miles. three years from now, the asteroid will be back and closer this time at a distance of 1.8 million miles. i don't know. that's too close for comfort. stephanie: that's too close for comfort. that was the christmas gift. hayley: no armageddon. stephanie: coming up, if you bought tickets to janet jackson's concert, you may have to hang on to them. she just announced she's suspending the tour. kenneth: deadly tornadoes, flooding, and snow.