stephanie: right now, hillary primary candidate ever endorsed.by planned parenthood campaign for women' s health issues. adam: police officers at the university of new hampshire prepare for an active shooter situation on campus. a drill with live fire and actors as they test their skills. hayley: it has been pouring across the state as this january storm pushes through. when the storm clears and the full forecast, coming up. stephanie: the powerball jackpot is reaching more than $1 billion after nobody won yesterday' s drawing.

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight at 6:00. stephanie: as you know, heavy rain is moving across the state, and winds are picking up. this is already causing problems with power outages and slowing traffic. good evening. i' m stephanie woods. adam: i am adam sexton. meteorologist hayley lapoint shows us the radar. hayley: the good news is the rain let up across the state, but don' t let your guard down. we' ve got a line of thunderstorms on their way, just about to cross over the connecticut river valley. those of you in lebanon, claremont, get ready. there is even some lightning east over towards lebanon. there will be downpours, heavier gusts of wind, and the rain should make it all the way across the state, but it won' t

places like concord, manchester. the wind gusts have been strongest at the coast line. 36 miles per hour, the latest gust there. seacoast. it' s 54 right now in concord. that means we have tied a record high temperature. if we would get to 55, we would break it. adam: the wind is taking out power in several places across the state. ever source is reporting 1600 people without power in pittsburgh, and the lights are out for another 1200 customers in rollinsford. power lines came down around route 175 in canton. authorities say it could be several hours before it reopens. stephanie: you contract the rain on wmur.com and on the storm watch 9 weather app. it' s available for apple and android devices.

-- residential candidate hillary clinton has been endorsed by the political arm of planned parenthood. that' s the first time the organization has endorsed a candidate in a presidential primary. kristen carosa was there and joins us from hooksett. how are things out there? mike: this is event -- kristen: this event drew hundreds of people to southern new hampshire university where the endorsement took place.the event has wrapped up, but this was in the that had a lot of energy and excitement. planned parenthood action fund president cecile richards made the announcement. the organization provides health care to thousands of people in the state every day. this endorsement is the first time the organization has ever endorsed in a presidential primary, and it' s the third time the organization has endorsed in a presidential race. richards tells news 9 there are several reasons why they chose secretary hillary clinton to endorse.

people around the country are keenly focused on this election earlier than ever before, in large part because there are so many folks running for president on the republican side who have pledged to undo progress for women in america. folks are ready to get going. secretary clinton has been such a champion, not only for planned parenthood, but for women' s rights, equal pay. it' s all the issues planned parenthood has stood for and fought for. kristen: we spoke to several women who support planned parenthood. coming up, you will hear from them. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you so much. tomorrow, donald trump will arrive. he' s hosting a town hall in windham at 11:00. he will speak at the castleton banquet and conference center. doors open at 9:00 a.m. adam: the city of nashua' s new mayor was sworn in today, but

he was mayor of the gate city from 1984 to 1982. twice during his tenure, nashua wasn' t -- was named best place to live in america by "money magazine," for right now, he says his focus will be on taking care of the heroine epidemic. >> we still have to plow the streets. we still have to keep the schools going. there are some things. technology has changed. the challenge of economic growth and jobs is different. adam: the mayor says he will convene a series of town halls around the gate city to make sure he continues to hear from voters while in office. become more common in the united states, schools across the country and in new hampshire are will never come. the university of new hampshire spent the last three days training for an active shooter scenario. kria sakakeeny was in durham today and tells us how officers are preparing for this

kria: this training is funded by the department of homeland security, and it involves each time a real-life mass shooting takes place. -- evolves each time a real-life mass shooting takes place. a team of officers move in unison, searching for a solo shooter on campus. it' s training that has become more and more relevant these days. >> college and university police department have been training for years, but we have put a whole lot more emphasis in it in recent years. kria: while schools on break, a few students volunteered to help increase the stress and confusion for officers. officers have to determine if they are innocent bystanders or dangerous and armed. >> i act as a scared student. definitely, the police officers are trained to keep everyone calm and to get to safety as fast as they can. kria: the unh chief of police says the trainings are constantly evolving,

>> we review every single shooting that happens anywhere in the united states, and we look at our plans. we look at how we would respond, and this is part of the planning process. kria: chief paul dean says the next training in the spring will include fire and ems first the wounded. s a case that the larger community is working together to prepare. >> it' s been happening all of university needs to be ready. i' m always willing to step up and help. kria: the unh police chief also offers a class for students and faculty to be prepared. he says each time a shooting takes place, attendance increases. kria sakakeeny, wmur news 9. hopefully, we will never need that. stephanie: still to come -- musicians are grabbing garbage

the band recycled percussion returns to the granite state. adam: the powerball jackpot is growing to a record $1.3 billion. how much prize money was claimed in new hampshire? hayley: strong, gusty winds overnight. then a big change tomorrow. we are not talking about record warmth but colder air making a

you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders,

adam: music fans got a free concert in manchester today. new hampshire' s own recycled percussion performed at home depot on south willow street. stephanie: the band rocked out on a stage made a plywood, giving the audience a high-energy show on a rainy sunday. they' ve been performing in new hampshire for the past week, selling 5000 tickets across the state. the founder justin spencer who is originally from goffstown said he wanted to find a way to thank fans. >> we always do one last give back show. it' s five hours before our flight to vegas.

stephanie: recycled percussion has a permanent show in las vegas. justin started the band in the 1990' s for a high school talent show. adam: after nobody won yesterday' s jackpot, the prize money is climbing to a record high of $1.3 billion, but three people won $2 million. in new hampshire, five lucky tickets matched for numbers and the powerball, meaning each person $150,000. the next ryan is wednesday night. the odds to win our one in 292 million. not so bad. stephanie: we have a chance. we have an office pool. if there is no news thursday, our apologies. adam: hayley: loves the weather so much, so she will be here. hayley: you could storm chase in new hampshire tonight. we have thunder and lightning coming across the river now. he will show you the latest coming up. adam: aheadadam: and sports, a

continues in the nfl.nfc scores and highlights coming up. stephanie: now to our u local hotshots. stephanie: these pups look like they are ready for a walk. very cute. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u local members by logging onto

>> now meteorologist hayley forecast. hayley: here is a live look at claremont. there' s a line of thunderstorms that has been tracking across new york state, eventually made it across southern vermont, and hampshire. in dublin, it looks awfully damp, but better visibility. t even see that building in this webcam. the fog, very patchy, but if you will you be contending with the rain coming down and low visibility be but -- because of that, but also the fact that there is patchy fog that is very dense. it' state. heavy rain has been pouring, but now that heavy rain has been pushing up into maine. it stopped raining for a time across much of new hampshire for this

this is really the heavy blast, thunderstorms right on top of the connecticut river valley. form claremont -- from claire meant into lebanon, and you can see a few bolts of lightning crossing over from for mont into new hampshire. don' t be surprised for those of you in lebanon, eventually in london -- new london. you might hear rumbles of thunder in the next hour or so. heavier downpours as you get down towards keene, fitzwilliam. we will have another round of heavier downpours, maybe some gusty winds, and some of you, a few rumbles of thunder. then it looks like we do dry out, and the rain showers wrap up. tomorrow, some much colder air coming in as this storm system eventually brings in the colder

the good thing is, despite the rain we' ve had, we haven' t had issues with flooding, other than big puddles in the urban areas, but there is a flood watch for the green areas. that is posted until 1:00 a.m. haven' t had reports of any issues of flooding. the other issue we' ve had is with the wind. we have had wind gusts approaching 40-45 miles per hour. 29 in rochester. we have had a few areas where the gusts have exceeded 40 miles per hour and brought down tree limbs and power lines. there' s a wind advisory that has been posted for the immediate coastline that goes until 8:00 tonight. the warm temperatures have been incredible today. we have reached a record in concord. 54 degrees is the current temperature. if we get to 55, we would officially crack the high temperature. we have tied the high temperature for the day, that

overnight, cold air returns. we will have sunshine and a few snow showers, some of it making its way from lake ontario. in some of those streamers, you can get a good 1-2 inches of snowfall. the bigger thing you will notice is the wind tomorrow, and also the colder air returning. by recess for the kids tomorrow, temperatures only in the 30' s. look at the highs made week. 20' s on wednesday and thursday. tuesday, we get another system coming in, and that could bring in a couple inches of snow for everybody. that' s good, because this rain is really killing things in the ski area. adam: rain is not the friend of those skiers. stephanie: we are looking forward to when the patriots are going to play, but some exciting football. jason: it' s wild card weekend. it continues with two games in the nfc, including the third coldest kickoff temperature in league history.

vikings in minnesota. that doesn' t even include the windchill. seahawks down the entire game, 9-0 in the fourth quarter, wilson to doug baldwin. 9-7. on the vikings next possession, they dump it adrian peterson out s going the seahawks would recover. that would lead to a go-ahead field goal to put up the seahawks. the vikings drove down the field in the final minutes. they had a chance to win it with 26 seconds left, but the field goal attempt is wide left, so the seahawks survive 10-9. they will go to carolina to face the top-seeded panthers next weekend. the packers and the redskins are on the field right now. they are just before halftime. the packers just scored a touchdown, so it is 16-11, green bay in front, with the extra point still to come. we will have highlights for you

the winner of this game will go on to play at arizona. the chiefs and steelers were winners on the afc side saturday. kansas city shutout the houston texans 30-0, winning their 11th straight game. the chiefs prepare to take on the patriots in the divisional round next saturday. the chiefs will be looking to advance to their first afc title since 1993. season. bill belichick said in his conference call today that the chiefs would be difficult to prepare for because they have no examples of any team being successful against them over the last 11 weeks. denver on sunday. the celtics and grizzlies on the court in memphis as we speak. boston head coach brad stevens, back with the team after missing s game in

college players in indiana who has been battling cancer. highlights tonight at 11:00. the bruins got back brad marsh and in ottawa after he served his suspension. tuukka rask made 38 saves, but it wasn' t good enough. mark stone scored the game-winner with 37 seconds to go in overtime, and the senators win 2-1. the bruins road trip continues monday night in new york with the rangers. dartmouth home against holy cross. all dartmouth in the first half. josh hartley behind the defense, nice move on the goalie, and he scores from his hip. brent patterson, the senior, splits the defenders made , made it a 2-0 game. his second goal of the game, 3-0 after one. but with wins it by a final of five-to -- dartmouth wins it by

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jason: the college football national championship game will be played tomorrow night at the university of phoenix city and in glendale, arizona. clemson against alabama. alabama is a 6.5-point favorite. >> we don' t see ourselves as an underdog. we think that we' ve got a great team. i think our guys have done a great job of embracing every role we' ve been put in for the last seven years, to be honest with you. >> i' m just ready to play in the game with my teammates. we work hard -- worked hard all year to be here. god is good. we are all just thankful. jason: some upsets in top 25

seventh-ranked arizona and usc in overtime, 79-77, usc. caleb carr zoo ski of claremont, new hampshire tied it at 79-79. he finished with 16 points, 12 rebounds, but usc pulls it off, 103-101. number 16 louisville had trouble at clemson. avery holmes pokes the ball free, and then he gets it at the other end. clemson, they upset louisville 66-62. march madness right around the corner. stephanie: we will get ready for it. coming up at 11:00, mexican drug lord el chapo recaptured by mexican marines. how an interview with an actor led authorities to the drug trafficker. adam: the price of gasoline,