in the middle of the window. front of the church. how much damage was done and what you say cause the mess. kevin: a wind is bringing in colder air. we will talk about the next system had. erin: we' re learning more about the capture of el chapo, including information about him. donald trump makes a stop. town hall.

now, news 9 at noon. erin: a nashua man is under arrest this noon, after police say he crashed his jeep into a church. good afternoon, i' m erin fehleau. the crash caused significant damage to the church' s community room. as you can see. hudson police suspect that the driver, 47-year-old eddy garcia had been drinking, and garcia was arrested. wmur' s ray brewer spoke to parishioners who were trying to assess the damage, and has the story new at noon. ray: this is only a 20 member church. they just renovated this hall. >> we' re going to need some help. ray: this was the scene at the hudson community church. 47-year-old eddy garcia crashed his jeep through the window around 5:00 this morning. that prayer was answered. garcia was arrested and charged with suspicion of driving while

there is a huge mess to clean up. >> discouraging. s a small church. we try to keep it running. back. for those in need. one of the outreach programs. >> we have a hot lunch program for free for homeless or anyone who wants to drop by. ray: the crash has put those programs in jeopardy. >> i have my car full of pastries. we' re going to have to do it a different way. ray: they are not sure if there home. s cracked. some. ray: the church does have insurance, but they are worried

they are worried about building being exposed to the elements. despite the damage, they feel fortunate. if this would have happened a few hours later, there would have been people by that window. erin: new details now about a deadly pedestrian accident in manchester last week. police have identified the victim as 26-year-old katerina simmons and say she was walking on west auburn street around 8:45 thursday night when she was hit. the driver, 27-year-old ruben rosario, was not injured. simmons died the next day. it was a tricky commute for some granite staters this morning. state police responded to five separate crashes on the general sullivan bridge, tying up traffic from dover to newington. investigators say sun glare was partially to blame for all of the crashes. no one was seriously injured. a man has been arraigned this morning after concord police say he crashed into a car and fought with officers as they tried to

authorities say the call originally came in as aggressive panhandling, and as they were heading to the scene, the suspect, 21-year-old cameron meehan took off, hitting several curbs and ramming a bystander' s car. officers say once they caught up to meehan, they tased him, but he continued to disobey orders. he faces several charges, including driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest. new this noon, a judge has issued a ruling on a mountain of motions in the case of a gorham man accused of kidnapping and assaulting a north conway teenager in 2014. those motions were filed by nathaniel kibby' s defense and sought to suppress certain evidence and get dozens of charges thrown out. his trial is scheduled to begin wmur' s amy coveno is live in the newsroom with the new details. amy: records response to the motions is 45 pages long. he lost most of his bits to suppress 55 pieces of evidence

he did have one legal victory at his trailer. 17. his attorneys filed so many pretrial motions that the court reserved three days for the hearings. they completed the task in just one. his robust defense team argued to have the attorney general recused from the case after he said kibby was making violent phone call from jail. they claimed she can' victim and prosecutor. the bulk of the motions focus on a 55 pieces of evidence he his trailer. some of the evidence includes mask, sex toys, dvds, a laptop, a video camera. the motions were all denied

firearms were removed from the home. prosecutors did not object to the suppression motion for the firearms. that was granted. coming up tonight at 5:00, is defense team will access the entire medical records of the victim from birth. the court' s response to that. a bold move to get dozens of sex assault charges trapped. erin: thanks for that report. happening now in commitment 2016 coverage, republican donald trump is in windham. he' s hosting a town hall meeting at the castleton banquet center. trump spent much of his speech attacking opponents and critics, then spoke about new hampshire' s drug crisis and how important it is to find a solution. >> you have a tremendous heroine problem here. it'

a lot of people don' t understand it. spreading far beyond this area. erin: trump begins a week of campaigning focused on early voting states. presidet obama will deliver his tuesday, and those who miss the event will get a chance to see amazon won' t stream the address live, but the white house and the online retailer have struck a deal to put it on amazon' s online video site. the speech should be available to all customers starting on wednesday though the end of the week. the state of the union will not be connected to amazon prime, instead the speech will be available through amazon video for free. the world' s most wanted drug lord could eventually be on his way to the us "el chapo" is back in a mexican prison today after months on the run, and a hollywood star may have been a key part of how officials tracked him down. abc' s bazi kanani has more from washington. bazi: the mexican attorney general'

has begun. he is kept in solitary confinement in mexico' s highest security prison, the same one he escaped from six months ago. his secret meeting with sean penn led to his recapture. he was in for rolling stone magazine and interview the drug or treatment to go. this photo was released. the kingpin was trying to land a movie deal about his life. hollywood producers and act as. it he recorded this video. mexican authorities tracking chandra lannett during his visit. -- sean penn during his visit. >> anyone who is an artist interested in understanding human nature or behavior would want to talk to any person like that.

actors and filmmakers who have forever. bazi: many wonder if he violated laws. he helped him. gave him money. sheltered him. not just to say he met with him. bazi: sean penn has not commented on the case. erin: remembering a legend. he will take a look back at the life of david billy. kevin: colder air is rushing in. the forecast. re looking for a ve

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erin: the music world is mourning a legend today. david bowie kept his fans and the whole world entertained for decades, but the rock and roll icon had been waging a secret abc'

his career and lasting impact. elizabeth: david bowie entertained audiences around the world for decades. with favorites including young americans and his first hit, changes. he was a renaissance man. restart and i believe his staff s, elvis. the singer was magnificent. she called him a master of reinvention. >> the are mourning the loss of elements british talent. musically and creatively, david billy was a genius -- david oe was a genius. elizabeth: he inspired a

he did it all. just last friday on his 69th birthday, the released his final album. it is reportedly a planned finale, a parting gift to his fans. he is survived by his wife and two children. he died late last night after a cancer. teen' expected back in court today in texas. a judge will consider reducing her bond amount, which has been set at $1 million. if she makes bond, couch will face a series of restrictions, including wearing an ankle monitor. authorities accuse couch of helping her son ethan couch, leave the country. he was on probation for killing

case. we are seen ing some colder air. snow. erin: that' s coming up in the forecast. it' haven' re going to

>> now, your forecast. kevin: colder air is rushing in. it is gusting over 30 miles per hour. it is breezy later as the sky is cloudy across the state snow showers are going on. we have a few others possible this afternoon in western areas. the sun is breaking through in pittsburgh area there is a good deal of sunshine in southern areas. i suspect a back-and-forth for the remainder of the afternoon in some western areas of the state. lake-effect snow is going on to

some of that survives the trip over the mountains. mount washington, the temperature is zero and the windchill is 35 below. we have lots of sunshine for the southern third of the state to i think again, that back-and-forth will continue through the afternoon. an area of high pressure will settle in. the wind will lighten a little bit. we will have another chance of light snow. that continues and a light coating this afternoon. temperatures are going anywhere from the 20' the 30' s. that only tells half the story. hour. s. the coldest air has yet to come in. it arrives starting wednesday.

lake-effect snow to the west. the will have sunshine is starting tomorrow. have clouds by lunch and then by 5:00, light snow was developing. around midnight, we could see accumulation. have that around for the evening commute. there could be impact of that. it will be as strong as this afternoon. highs are only in the 20' s. that means wind chills in the teens and 20' s. of we will have temperatures through the end of the week. east coast. have a brisk wind tonight. there is light snow trying to develop tomorrow afternoon. that potential of one to three inches of accumulation, several days contract the next system which will try to arrive on

it could be a mixture of rain or snow. erin: we are whipping up a really nice winter soup. >> january is national soup month anyway. i make us all the time. so simple. i have some onions so they are nice and soft. the sausage i put in, it' s naturally gluten-free. it does have skin. you can love the skin. that' s all you need to do. otherwise, chewy. -- otherwise, it' s chewy. i have sweet potato chopped up. it' s great. we try to have at least once a week because it has beta carotene and it.

i like to cut the potatoes roughly the same size. spoon. you want a taste of everything. we will let that get warm. the sausage has taste. it doesn' t burn your lips. the husband is not wanting that much sausage. chickpeas have extra protein. that is for protein and full of fiber and essential amino acids. erin: just that amount? >> it' s about a quarter of a cup. i have it in the fridge. i don' t see the can of bringing home a carton of stock. it' depending on your flavor.

it is labeled gluten-free. just leave it to cook for about 20 minutes. i' five years. month. s been around for years. i' ve been doing free for years. i do the cooking classes. i do the one-on-one because doctors will just say you can' t eat this, but they won' t tell you what you can eat and how to cook it. you know my food is good. erin: yes. it is. >> baidu website is not up. you can get this recipe online. it is delicious. it' s all of this good stuff.

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erin: soon minnesota had a special first thing. it was for the orangutan. she got to enjoy cake and juice. she also are wrapped herself in the streamers. as any toddler would do. it' s quite a party. starting tonight, two of the richest people in the world are backing the company developing a blood test that can diagnose cancer early.