"america this morning." >> stick around for "gma." >> now on "daybreak," after a rather chilly day today, the next system promises our first widespread snowfall accumulation of the season. the latest timeline and possible amounts ahead. sean: the same storm system has devastated other parts of the country. dozens of people dead and countless homes damaged or destroyed. the clean up will take a long time. have you seen this woman? police in dover say she's been missing since before christmas. family members are worried. getting ready for the final push. we'll speak with political experts to find out what we can expect over the next six

hampshire primary. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: good morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sean mcdonald on this monday of school vacation week. for the first time in a long time, we're talking about snow. significant snow in the forecast. kevin: it may not be all snow. it could be sleet. we start off with mostly cloudy skies across the area. a few flurries up in the mountains. winter storm watch is posted for the northern third of the state starting overnight tonight. for southern areas, we have winter weather advisories. they start overnight tonight as well and will continue through the day tomorrow. there's a look at it. flurries up north. partial sunshine ahead of the next system. it starts as snow and tries to transition over

we're looking at high temperatures in the upper 20's to mid 30's. the snow winning out. the full timeline and accumulation amount possibilities in just a bit. let's look at your monday morning ride with deb davidson. good morning monday. deb: good monday morning. if you are heading out for travel, all major roads are looking well and up to speed. we're not seeing any problems on 93 north or south from north of the notch down to salem. 293 is also a good ride through the mill yard. we still have the lane shifts in place between exit five and the everett turnpike and the exit four onramp does remain closed. detours are in place. heading in to massachusetts has been trouble free and moving well. this report has been brought to you by peter's honda, nissan, and kia of nashua.

95.7 wzid. sean: deb, thanks. we start with breaking news from claremont. a car has crashed in to a house on maple avenue. we don't have any detail, including if anybody was hurt. we know it happened around 3:00 this morning. we have a crew headed to the scene right now. live updates as soon as we have more information. the storm that is headed our way has already caused serious problems in other parts of the country. tornadoes killed 11 people in texas over the weekend. 13 died in flooding across the midwest. hundreds of homes have been damaged or destroyed. even though the snow hasn't arrived here in new hampshire, the weather is having effects. this is a live look at the departure board in manchester. several of the first flights out have been canceled. a few arrivals have been canceled as well. megan hughes is tracking the severe weather.

twisters launched across the landscape. the twister that hit garland, texas was an ef4. alive and safe. replaced. reporter: flooding in missouri led to several deaths. in oklahoma, west texas, and new mexico, snow created whiteout conditions on the roads. >> just last week it was 60 degrees in roswell. today everything is covered in snow. reporter: trucks out of control rest in the snow bank. more than 20 motorist were stranded on i-40 between amarillo and the new mexico border. the national guard was destroyed to help people stranded. all of this weather impacted air travel too. more than 1,000 flights were canceled, more than 4,000 delayed.

living hell. reporter: the storm system is on the move. there's a winter warning in chicago. it is expected to make a huge mess in the northeast tomorrow. sean: back here at home, dover police are looking for a woman who haven't been seen for wednesday, two days before christmas. 28-year-old jennifer santos didn't come home and missed several things that had been planned with family and friends around christmas. she's 5'6". brown hair, and brown eyes. she was last seen driving the gold merced mercedese-class sedan. if you have any information, call police. a farmington man is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase. they tried to stop christopher archambault but he took off. he faces several charges, including

property and reckless conduct. a 21-year-old woman is recovering from minor injuries after she was struck by a van. the woman was in a crosswalk with a walk signal when she was hit yesterday afternoon. the driver has not been charged. turning to politics. christmas is behind us. six weeks left until the the campaign trail is going to pick up again. donald trump and john kasich are in the granite state today. jeb bush and hillary this week. we can expect to see candidates lake bush, kasich, and christie here a lot. they have staked the campaigns on strong showings in new hampshire. donald trump always grabs headlines and attention. she's focusing more on social media than pounding the pavement. >> maybe he will engage

in january, you start to get the big rallies. candidates want to show they have momentum. >> we have a lot of undecided people in new hampshire. it's donald trump's to lose. sean: cruz, rubio, and christie are republicans to keep an eye on. they say it is hillary clinton's race to lose. they will start sending out the medical marijuana patient cards. today the department of health and human services has approved 40 patients so far. no dispensaries are opiate. that's expected to change within the next few months. the cards allow qualifying patients or their cave givers to legally buy up to two ounces of marijuana from dispensaries in new hampshire. the chipotle restaurant is back open this morning. 140 people, mostly college students, got sick after eating at the

month. they blame a sick worker. the entire store has been scrubbed and disinfected. they will now face extra inspections. >> my staff will go out and do spot checks. they are scheduled now for inspections every three months. we'll do this for six months to a year. sean: the commissioner said he's confident he's safe and clean, he plans to eat there today for lunch. still to come on "news 9 daybreak" this monday, thousands of children struggle with asthma. a new report suggests the number are dropping among some age groups. olympic champion, hannah kearney is going back to her roots. you have a chance to meet her. thousands of people continue to move to new hampshire as part of a coordinate effort among find your sweet spot today

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kevin: monday morning, december 28th. high teens and flurries. highs in the mid 20's today. snow pushing in tomorrow. a winter storm watch is posted. all of the details and how many to expect with the system ahead. sean: the number of children in the u.s. with asthma has fallen slightly. according to a new government study, 8.3% of american kids under the age of 18 from asthma. after peeking at 9.3% years ago. numbers are rising down south and among teenagers. farmers are fazing a potentially serious problem.

to go around. the wild bee population has fallen. that's putting a strain on crops and commercial honey bee colonies. a presidential task force is working on ways to help the bee population. today is your chance to meet hannah kearney. she will be at waterville valley turning to the mountain where she trained growing up. hannah kearney has competed in three olympics and won gold in vancouver in 2010. she's spending days on the slopes and taking pictures with fans. tickets are available online or at the ticket office as well. they should get some snow up there on the slopes. right now it is 5:12 on monday. coming up, crowds continue to flock to see the movies like star wars. "the force awakens" is setting records. several parts of the

sean: a massive wild fire in australia destroyed 116 homes along the coast there. firefighters say it could take weeks to contain the flames. some residents are being escorted back in order to look at the damage. evacuation orders remain in place. more hot/dry weather is in the forecast for this week. in south america, the problem is too much water. 100,000 people in paraguay have been forced to leave their homes. argentina is dealing with the worst flooding there in more than 50 years. the government is promising to help them rebuild their homes. and unprecedented flooding in northern england. york, leeds, and manchester is in danger.

reached record highs. more. that's overwhelming new flood protection systems years. china has officially end its long-standing policy of only allowing people to have one child. lawmakers passed a law yesterday to let couples have two children. the one-child policy has been in place in the 1970's. officials say they decided to overturn the rule because china's population is aging. birds are becoming a serious problem for helicopters. according to the faa, there are more than 200 helicopter bird strikes in 2013. up more than 700% in a decade. part of the season is pilots are simply reporting strikes more. officials say there are more large birds in north america. for instance, there are nearly eight times as many canada geese now than there were in 1980.

restricting debit card for customers until midday today because of suspicious activity. several people at quincy credit union say they accounts have been drained or hundreds of dollars withdrawn or knowledge. it is unclear how many compromised. bank officials say they have been working non-stop to fix the problem and stop the transactions. officials in the european union are trying to make water more available for travelers at airports. you can't take more than 100 milliliters of liquid and prices are very high in terminals. 126 airports have agreed to sell bottles of water for $1 euro which is about $1.10. "star wars: the force awakens" has topped the world in 12 days, faster than any other movie.

in its second weekend, making it the best in movie history. i know you were checking the second weekend there. star wars doesn't open in china for two more weeks. plenty more money ready to roll in. kevin: $153 million. was $10 of it yours? the talk on star wars is beyond any other show. sean: i also have children. i never get out. no, i haven't seen it yet. i do plan it see it in the theater. i want that for your record. kevin: i am done with your star wars talk. we have fair skies across the area this morning. it is a fairly quiet start to the day in central and southern areas. there are a couple of flurries around. a couple of snow showers falling from the mt. washington valley. all of this moisture being rung out by the northwesterly flow which we'll have out there this morning starting to

afternoon before more clouds build in later this evening ahead of this system. we have winter weather advisories posted for a good part of the state. winter storm watches posted for coos as well county. it will be another system arriving early tomorrow morning. temperatures starting north. we're just above the freezing mark. not much of a move upward today. any sort of developing sunshine counteracted by the north and northeasterly flow which winds are picking up hour. temperatures. low to mid 20's up north. with that. starts to lighten later this afternoon and then the clouds start to increase and thicken later on this evening. from there, we're going temperatures overnight tonight to drop back in north. we'll be in the 20's in southern areas. it will be cold enough it would be in the form of snow initially.

startling to push in after 2:00 a.m. and overspreading through 5:00 or 6:00. snowfall will be heaviest and centered around the morning commute. watch the pink shade here indicating some sleet. which starts to become more of a factor as we get beyond 8:00 or 9:00 in south western areas. for southern and central areas, late morning and early afternoon. all the while, the snow continues up north. we're expecting higher amounts there. it could end as rain or sleet. up north it likely ends as snow maybe mixing with sleet right at the end of it. it should wrap up later tomorrow afternoon. then we are left with mostly cloudy skies to partial sunshine on wednesday. once that moves by, fairly quiet weather behind it. we go through the end of the week without much else. as far as accumulations. we're going to see the change over to a wintry mix. what is three to six inches of accumulation getting matted down quite a bit by any sort

a general four to eight. a little bit more through the white mountains and great north woods. we start warming up behind the system. either side of 40 with a risk of a passing rain shower wednesday. then in the low to mid 40's for your new year's eve before we ring in the new year. much colder next weekend. sean: it is great timing. we'll be able to do that at least a little bit. kevin: unless you have to commute tomorrow morning. that may not be fun. sean: that's true. for those of us that have to work. we are getting the first look at car that hit a home in claremont. it hit right by the front door of a home on maple avenue. we have a crew there on the screen. state police are investigating. dover police need your help finding a woman who hasn't been seen for nearly a week. 28-year-old jennifer santos didn't come home and missed several

family and friends. they will start sending out the medical marijuana patient cards today. the department of health and human services has approved 40 patients so far. coming up, astronauts get to do a lot of fun things. one of the men at the space station is

sean: i'm so sorry you missed some of the chat he gives me during the breaks. new year's eve is just a two days away. crews are putting touching on the crystal ball in times squares. they had had 28 squares

accident -- 2 accident accident,100. ounces. sean: by the time the ball is attention to the ball. night. we've all dialed wrong numbers. this one take it is to a whole new level. british astronaut tim peake was trying to call home. he got the wrong number and asked if he was talking to earth. kevin: he then tweeted his error saying i would like to apologize to the lady i called saying hello, is this planet earth? sean: you've got to ask. did i get the right planet? kevin: what's the area code up there? sean: it is the call that has patriots fans shaking your

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: good morning, everybody. it is monday, december 28th. the first monday of the school vacation week. 33 degrees. we have snow on the way. kevin will give us details in just a moment. first the top stories. we're following some breaking news out of claremont right now. police say a car crashed in to a house on maple avenue early this morning. we're trying to gather some details. a serious crash in alexandria this morning. two kids crawled to safety after the truck they were riding in went

slammed in to several trees. the first snowstorm of the system is heading our way. it is expected to hit new hampshire early tomorrow morning. we're talking about legitimate amounts of snow to shovel. kevin: i'm imagining all of the sleds that are sitting under christmas trees. get them ready. it has been a long time in waiting. eventually we are going to see some snow. it looks like it developing overnight tonight from southwest to northeast. starting to snow everywhere. as we get mid to late morning tomorrow, a switch over to sleet or freezing rain in places. i think the heaviest of the snowfall will be focused around the middle of the morning commute tomorrow. temperatures today will be chilly with the breeze out of the north and northeast. sean: we'll continue to watch that. let's check out the roads. a much easier ride. here's a live look at i-93. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin and sean. 93 is moving well.

delays or problems from north of concord down to the state line. the everett turnpike is moving well. we're not seeing any delays. no problems on 111 or the spaulding. if you are heading in to massachusetts, all major roads are a nice, easy ride. this report is brought to you by peter's honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. we're following some breaking news out of claremont this morning. police say a car crashed right in to a house on maple avenue. this happened about 3:00 this morning. we don't know if anybody was injured in this as of yet. we do know that state police are now investigating this crash. again a car went in to a home on maple avenue in claremont this morning. you can see the car amount went right through the front door

no reports of any injuries. we're still waiting with details. we're also following a developing story out of lynn, massachusetts this morning. police are searching for the driver who slammed in to a local cafe there. the accident reportedly started with a traffic stop following a report of a stolen vehicle. the driver took off on foot. the suv kept going crashing through the wall of the walnut street cafe. no one was hurt. the same storm system that's heading our way is causing major problems in other states. the governor of new mexico declared a state of emergency after the storm dumped up to 21 inches in some areas. snow drifts as high as ten feet are making many roads impassable there. one interstate was shut down from albuquerque to the texas state line. the governor's emergency order activated the guard to help stranded drivers. in new hampshire, many people are preparing for the snow including local

the owner of noble landscaping out of hooksett spent yesterday checking his snowplows and blowers. his team has been landscaping well in to december. now he says he's ready for winter to start. >> well, i feel it is half of the business really. usually in a good season, you are doing some plowing for a few months. when it slows down, it is different. it is good to always have something else to do. sean: remember you can track the winter storm by heading to our web site or by downloading the storm watch 9 weather app. state police are investigating a serious crash in alexandria that sent one man to the hospital. the accident happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon on route 104. troopers say a pickup truck was heading east when it went off of the road and hit a guardrail and slammed in to several trees. two kids in the truck were able to control out of the wreckage and get

the driver, frederick temple, was taken to the hospital with injuries. there's no word on his conditions. the move to bring libertarians to new hampshire has almost reached its goal. they have been trying to get 20,000 people to move here. pledged. many have made the move. >> our growth rate is accelerating. we can really reach. we've been doing targeted facebook advertising. sean: the free state project will hold its liberty forum in manchester. the headline speaker will be edward snowden, the former nsa contractor who revealed information about the survey legislation programs. he will speak live from russia by a computer. a man accused of kidnapping a north

pushed back. nathaniel kibby's trial is scheduled for june 20th. it was originally slated for march. he is accused of kidnapping a teenager and holding her captive for nine months. he faces more than 200 charges. the charges carry penalties that could send kibby to prison for life if he is convicted. berlin police are asking for your help in tracking down an armed robber. it happened shortly after 6:30 on saturday night. a man walked in armed with a gun and demanded cash. the suspect took off getting money. he was last seen walking south on riverside driver. anyone with information is asked to call berlin police. ! the university of new hampshire is stepping up its efforts to prevent suicide. they are using a $100,000 three-year grant to expand the online training system. it lets faculty, staff,

simulated conversations with computer-generated avatars to learn how to better identity and refer at-risk students. coming up, a tragic situation in san diego. a man fell to his death while using an electronic device on the end of a cliff. hear what bill belichick has to say about making the decision to have the pats kick rather than receive. kevin: a few flurries. the snow picking up tomorrow morning. the first widespread snowfall is looking

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indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: we're starting off monday morning with mostly cloudy skies. partial sunshine and a breeze together which lightens this evening as snow moves in overnight tonight. the latest timeline with the maps copping up in just a few minutes. kevin: we continue to follow breaking news out of claremont. a car struck a house. amy coveno is live near the house.

state police is running the accident investigation. they got the call around 3:00 this morning. a small compact, appears to be perhaps a nissan, in to the house. it did not appear to breakthrough the actual house. one of the state police officers here on scene told me two people inside the car were transaction ported to the hospital. both were alive at the time. he's not clear on their condition. investigators are candid in saying they are trying to figure out what happened. they asked us for some patients. we are at the corner of maple and buena vista. for a good couple of blocks is closed off. accident reconstruction crews are on scene. we'll try to get information. we'll bring it to you as soon as we have it. amy coveno, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. a massive storm system to the south is blamed for killing two dozen

in texas a series of tornadoes left behind a major path of destruction. you can see some video of that. as andrew spencer reports, people are trying to clean up and hold themselves together. >> yeah. >> see that one over there? reporter: only when lightning flashed in the darkness could people see a tornado. you can see the damage after one of the tornadoes hit this house ripped it in the air. traumatic. we came out to assess our own. for help. >> we realized he was running across the road with his baby. reporter: his neighborhood begged her the hospital. she did while the husband tried to get the wife out of what home. >> she was pinned in there between a wall and the door. reporter: she survived.

a tornado destroyed an elementary school in red oak. just a few blocks away, willard jordan and his family coward inside a closet. >> that sound. i can't get the sound of my head. to hear the wood, buildings cracking, ripping stuff up. all we could do was run to the closet and play. reporter: around the dallas area, the damage is from light to devastating. eight of the deaths happened in garland which was hit by an ef4 tornado. donations of warm clothes and food people coming in all over the area. >> i have no heat, no electricity. >> it is not exactly cozy, but she's just with her. >> as long as they are safe, i'm happy with that. regardless of where i'm at. reporter: a sentiment many of the storm survivors can appreciate it. >> that can always be fixed. we'll thankful that everybody is alive.

spencer, wmur news 9. sean: chicago mayor, rahm emanuel, is calling on the police department to review crisis training in the wake of a double-fatal police shooting. they shot and killed a 19-year-old man while responding in the which the teen was threatened his father with a bat. as the shots were being fired, the 55-year-old neighbor was accidently hit and killed. loved ones say the neighbor was opening the door for police when she got caught in the line of fire. they are now demanding answers. >> why you got to shoot first and ask questions later. >> she should not have to come outside, open the door, and be shot down by a police officer. sean: chicago police have not explained why they opened fire. the officers are on desk duty while the shooting is being investigated. authorities say a man plummeted to his death while using a camera or cell phone on the edge of a cliff.

feet on to some rocks. electronic device before he fell. the victim's mother said in a facebook post that picture. >> i heard the guy that fell yelling help. please god save me. my mom ran out and then someone yelled at her and pointed at her can you please call 911. sean: bystanders climbed down the cliff to perform cpr on the victim, but he died on the scene. an irreplaceable item was recovered. the fire destroyed a multi-family house in boston. everyone made it out safely. yesterday the crews discovered the american flag that one of the residents was presented with after her father's funeral. he was a veteran. >> it was in a closet that was -- had some water and smoke damage. the fire didn't touch

she was hysterical and crying and pretty joyous. sean: pretty joy us to get it back. crews also recovered photo albums. it was started by a flammable liquid that got too close to a burning candle. turning now to sports, the patriots game against the jets went to overtime yesterday. before the ot, there was a coin flip which they won. under orders from the coach, the pats elected to kick the football away rather than receive. that's the big story coming out. this was game number 15 of the season for tom brady and the gang. they were up when tom brady passed to james white, tieing the game 20-20. the pats won the overtime coin flip. coach belichick elected to kick. after the game they said it was the coach's orders. the jets had a chance to win with a touchdown. eric decker caught the

the jets went on to win 26-20. they can clench the wild card next weekend. >> why did you elect to kick on the coin toss at the time? >> we thought that was the best thing to do. >> there may have been some confusion after the coin toss where slater thought perhaps -- >> there wasn't any confusion. just the answer to same question. no confusion. >> whatever coach decides, that's what the team does. we as players, we've got to play better. i don't think there's -- if we were tracking it up and down the field. it is not like it is certainly an easy decision. sean: it happened. next up the pats take on the dolphins this coming sunday in miami. to the ice now, the boston bruins played at the ottawa senators. mark stone scored to make it 1-0. the puck bounced off of

first power play goal the b's have allowed. david krejci tied it. it is his 11th of the season. he later left the game with an injury. the senators regained the lead late in the period and went on to win this game 3-1. the bruins host the senators tomorrow night. the celtics hosted the new york knicks last night. they came out shooting. jae crowder scored the first points of the game by sinking a three pointer. kelly olynyk got a three pointer. celtics win 100-91. they host the lakers wednesday night. the pan who hit one of the biggest home runs in red sox history passed away. they died at the age of 67 after suffering a massive heart attack in seattle. after the al championship series, the sox were down. the two-run homer saved

the red sox went on to win to advance to the world series. check out this incredible video out of japan. a giant squid was spotted in shallow waters on christmas eve. normally these creatures are found only in the deep ocean. the diver who shot the video estimated the squid was about 13 feet long. of course the stories get bigger and bigger. things look bigger under water. kevin: yet another reason never to go in the ocean. sean: giant squid are friendly, i'm sure. kevin: yeah. unless they determine you are lunch. that's kind of the issue there, don't you think? there's no bargaining. sean: they would ink and run if they saw you. kevin: look ahead. it is a blend of sunshine and clouds. cold day with temperatures in the 20's to mid 30's. these numbers are closer to where we should be. as of right now we're running over 11 degrees above normal for the

december on record. we are talking about snow moving in overnight tonight. looks to change the weather pattern. the heaviest will be tomorrow morning before starting to change over to a mix. totals least in southern areas. most up north where you hang on to snow longer. they already have some light snow. areas of light snow for the north country. a few flurries from western parts of the state through central this morning. that's the next system there. for most of the state, we're under a winter weather advisory starts overnight tonight. a winter storm watch can be converted for grafton, carroll, and coos county. snow showers continue to dry up early. temperatures close to where the highs are going to be. we're not going to see much of it jump. lower half of the 30's for southern areas.

afternoon. one of us has a lot of slow moving through the afternoon. you'll notice as we go back farther to the west some much colder air eventually building in. you'll notice this huge dividing line between temperatures in the 30's and temperatures in the 70's. that's where we find the area of low pressure. high temperatures today are going to be within a few degrees of the freezing mark. quite a few more clouds around this morning. especially in the north country. giving way to partial sunshine. only to see more clouds move in later tonight as the next system comes in. we're looking at 2:00 a.m. for south western areas. by "daybreak" up in the north country, it will be heavy at a time for right around the morning commute tomorrow. then we should start to see it switch over to a little bit of sleet or freezing rain by mid to late morning and going across southern parts of the state and ending ape cumulation. up north likely mostly

once it goes by, mostly cloudy skies. as far as storm totals are concerned, we're looking at a general four to eight inches of accumulation. a little bit less where you go over to sleet earlier tomorrow morning. and more, a couple of inches more, up in the white mountains. where you stay mostly snow. the height of it and when it will be heaviest will be centered around the morning commute before a transition in southern areas. then it starts to lighten up late in the day and early tomorrow evening. high temperatures getting up in to thelier half of the 30's. we'll stay the same tomorrow with the storm system around. it will be chillyover night. lower 40's on wednesday. maybe a rain shower around in the afternoon. milder air for new year's eve. looks like a pretty quiet night. we ring in the new year for friday morning. highs in the 30's. a blend of sunshine and clouds. you can see temperatures start to slide back thereafter. looks like the snow

there. it will be milder. sean: good news for ski areas. they needed it. still to come, an unexpected greeting for a passenger in georgia. we'll explain why he

sean: take a look at this adorable animal. i'm not talking about kevin here. the koala was rescued from the massive brush fires in australia. they are still battling the fires. emergency crews are trying to rescue more wildlife trapped in the path of the flame. you don't think about that. you think about the homes and structures. a lot of animals are fleeing the fires. that's one of them. a man got a surprise when he stepped off of his plane yesterday morning. [cheering and applause]

kevin: that's because he was the 100 millionth passenger. they used statistical modeling to identify that passenger. he walked away with a budge of gifts, including two round trip tickets to anywhere delta flies and a new car. if only we could use those to figure out snowfall. sean: you have to talk to the airlines. they have the information under wraps. sean: when i walk off of the plane, i'm not looking my best. the latest on the breaking news out of claremont. a caravaned in to a house on maple avenue