of these sack seens may not -- vaccines may not have been refrigerated properly and may have been ineffective. the problem occurred from october 2015. vaccines that were not kept at the right temperature may have lost their potency. so now hospital officials are trying to contact the families of over 800 children to get them revaccinated. the hospital's c.e.o. says that is the safest thing to do. >> over time there were vaccines that were subjected to seub zero temperatures, and that potentially compromises their effectiveness. and when that happens, we've been adviced that revaccination is the most effective way to protect patients. reporter: if your child was vaccinated at that hospital between september of 2014 and october of 2015, you are asked to give them a call. in lebanon, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: tonight a new hampshire

after his cruiser was struck by a tractor trailer on i-89. the trooper was sitting in that cruiser last night after helping another driver who had crashed. jennifer: amy coveno takes us inside the state police garage for a closer look at this cruiser that was flunk the length of a football field. reporter: we're inside the troop d garage in concord. investigators say the trooper was buckled in right here when his cruiser was struck from behind by a parsing tractor trailer, launching the cruiser some 300 feet. >> it appears as though the box of the trailer or the rear bumper had had come up across the cruiser and actually gone right across from the rear of it across the rear door and the driver's door, at head height. reporter: this is i-89 in warner, where a trooper was pulled over helping a driver who had slid off the road during last night's snowstorm. police say flares were out, the blue lights were on.

it really is. we have troopers that have been struck multiple times. in the course of their career, in a single year. reporter: this terrifying close call hits really close to home for sergeant taylor. it happened to him a year ago this month. >> i was working that same stretch, a motor vehicle crash about a mile south when i was struck inside the cruiser. reporter: in 2015, 21 police cruisers were struck on new hampshire highways, as they were stopped to aid other drivers. in this case authorities say the hit-and-run driver was in a dark colored cab with a sleeper compartment, hauling a white trailer. the truck had canada license tags according to witnesses. the driver stopped briefly, even spoke with a witness. he's described as a smort middle aged man with dark hair who had a foreign accent. >> the trooper immediately radioed that he was in fact struck, that he didn't believe he was initially injured at that point.

the shattered driver's side window to see if any by standers have been injured. he's been on the job less than a year. >> we want the same goal as everybody else, we want to be able to get home safe every night. we want the traveling public to get home safe. that's the goal. reporter: miraculously, the be just fine. his colleagues tell us that he was insisting that he come in tonight to work his night shift. in concord, amy coveno oh, wmur news 9. jennifer an accident is under investigation in effingham involving a fire engine that flipped vup side down. the fire chief was alone in the vehicle when he lost control on 153. the truck hit a utility pole and rolled onto its roof, with the utility pole on top of it. the chief suffered just minor injuries. the road was closed as wreckers worked to flip the truck back over. tom: police say slippery road conditions led to a deadly crash in hampstead, laurie dawes' car

she got out to call for help, when an s.u.v. driven by a 17-year-old came down the road, lost control, and hit dow. no charges have been filed. jennifer: the body of john connell was found inside of the church in grafton, he died of smoke inhalation. connell had been living there and in recent years had turned the building over to the peaceful assembly board of directors in homes of making it a legitimate church. the pastor who preached in the church right up until connell bought it said the fire is devastating. >> i was thinking about it this morning, probably a thousand sermons were preached there over the 22 years. so, yeah, very sad to watch that yesterday. we didn't stay too long, obviously nothing we could do and it was just too sad to hang around and continue to watch it burn. jennifer: so far fire investigators haven't yet

tom: to salem where a man suffered burns to his lungs and carbon monoxide poisoning after police say he was pulled from a burning car after an overdose. police and fire officials were called to a house on crescent street had this morning and found a 2014, bmw on fire. police say the driver had taken heroin and was on his way to work when he passed out behind the wheel. >> once in the vehicle he apparently suffered from the heroin overdose, at which point he passed out. it appears as if his foot got stuck on the accelerator pedal, which caused the engine to overheat, eventually causing it to ignite on fire. tom: police say the man was hospitalized in stable condition. they say their investigation is ongoing. jennifer: liberty utilities is getting awe bill from the city of keene after a gas incident that took an entire day to get under control. city officials say it cost close to $50,000 to cover the response.

sent pure propane instead of a mix to customers, and that can release deadly amounts of carbon monoxide. liberty utilities says it will evaluate the bill and take action. tom: dream big dreams, because winning powerball tonight would definitely change your life. jennifer: at one and a half billion dollars, this jackpot is at stake again, so if you oh a ticket or two or ten or a hundred, have you a shot here. andy hershberger is at bunny's superette where everybody is hoping they're the winner. reporter: this is bunny's in manchester, ground zero for powerball, where the lines are just about as long as the odds are of winning. but if you don't play, you're passing on a chance to become very rich. phyllis and her daughter renee are truly beginners. this is the first time they've ever played the latestry and thought it was as good a time as any to start.

and we were talking about it and 1.5 billion. so i guess it's time to try it. reporter: one ticket, your number gets pulled, and you are a billionaire. winner of the largest jackpot in the world. >> what's the point of playing, just knowing that's a possibility, to be richer than you ever imagined. reporter: new hampshire lottery officials say 3.6 million in powerball tickets have been sold since saturday's drawing failed to pick a winner. that's bad news for anyone who played, but good news for the state. since a net profit of 1.4 million will be earmarked for education. most people playing sound like they would be pretty generous with their winnings. jim says he would build a church. >> we currently get together in a gymnasium in a local middle school and for the last decade ago we've been hoping to be able

that would be first on my list. reporter: the odds of winning are about one in 292 million. but an optimistic kristen was at clem's getting her tickets for the office pool. >> we've been playing for three years, together, the same numbers, along with a couple quick picks here and there. so hopefully our time is due. it would be nice. reporter: yeah, it would be nice. but if there is no winner, get this, there will be another 2 billion. makes that 1.5 seem kind of paltry. i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. jennifer: don't forget, you can watch the drawing for the $1.5 billion powerball jackpot right here tonight at 11:00. tom: kids asked me what i would do, i said i'd go home, fix myself a sandwich and sit in a chair. jennifer: that sounds exciting.

the campaign trail. jennifer: governor christie is back in the state just hours after the president's final state of the union, the top issues he believes president obama is missing the mark on. >> now that it's been getting colder out, the outdoor activities are taking hold, i'll show you how you could be skating. mike: i can't wait for that triple axle later on, it's going to be fun. very cold for tonight, but do temperatures climate all over the next couple days, a look at that and the weekend ahead. >> rough sunday for chandler jones, we'll tell you about that. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today --

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tom: topping our commitment 2016 coverage tonight, you're looking at live pictures of former president bill clinton as he stumps for his wife hillary clinton in claremont tonight. he began this visit in keene this afternoon, and is headed to hanover for a 7:30 event. also back in new hampshire today, new jersey governor chris christie. jennifer: he drew a large crowd to a morning e fenlt in goffstown, fresh off his state of the state address, chris tie took aim at last night's state of the union address, saying when it comes to isis this commander in chief just doesn't get it. >> we need a president who actually sees the world as it is, and is ready to take the steps necessary to first and foremost protect the american people from the world as it is. jennifer: he had events in bedford today including a roundtable with the bedford police which focused heavily on

hampshire. tom: we're looking forward to seeing you on skates tonight. mike: no, you weren't. would have been flat down like that. one or two strides, boom, right on the ice. no ice up on the big lake, it's quiet for now. what about changes for the end

rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. i'm bernie sanders,

tom: for this week's weather wednesday, we are headed over to the seacoast. jennifer: better yet, we hear that josh judge has been lacing up the skates. so he's joining us live from puddledock pond on the grounds of strawbery banke, and you're upright, we're off to a good start. josh: i am, this is my first time on skates in over 20 years, so this has been kind of fun reacquainting myself with the skill of it here. but i think i've got it. i'm joined live by one of the board of trustees members of strawbery banke, thanks for having us. this is a great skating rink. >> i thought i'd be holding you up, and you're doing really well. josh: i haven't fallen yet, but there's still plenty of time to create a youtube moment that will go viral. first, tell me about this rink, this is your second year? >> it our second year. we had no idea what our success rate would be and last year we had 22,000 skaters come through our gate.

thing to do in portsmouth. josh: and what if somebody doesn't have skates and they just wanted to come and try it out? >> we've got public skating every day. 300 pairs of rental skates, really nice ones. we've got skate lessons. if you don't know what you're doing. if you're not as good as josh. monday, martin luther king day, we've got puddle skating every hour, nine to nine. >> and if you're a member you get half price? >> half price skating. >> you even have a fire pit, which is amazing. thank you, ann, for showing us your skating rink. >> strawbery banke.org. salchow. we'll let mike talk to us about mike. see you later. mike: good luck, josh.

continues to roll on this and we get some good footage later on. hey, no ice out there, take a look at the gusty winds, we've got white caps out there today, indicating that yet on january 13th no ice up there in newfound lake. this is something else and on the big lake up at the weirs it's the same story. as we go further towards the weekend it may get cold enough and the win might go live enough so we could start to see ice forming on the big lakes, central and western parts of the state. right now temperatures are lining up on the cold side forks doubt about that. and the gusty winds adding an extra bite to the air, they're beginning to diminish a little, but sustained at three to 20 miles per hour. notice close to hurricane force atop mount washington, you factor in the temperature and the wind, and it feels like near zero in whitefield. on average around 9, 10 or 11 from the lakes region points south and southeast.

north, 10 to 15 elsewhere. so not a big temperature tumble. the winds continue to be a factor early this evening, then after a clear start some clouds will approach from a weak system to our west. can't rule out a few flurries drifting in towards tomorrow morning's commute. so just be aware of that. should not be an issue on the roads, but having said that just a light dusting in some of the hills north and west of concord may tend to make things slick, but not worried about a major problem statewide. tomorrow late morning and afternoon sunshine will develop after the early clouds and flurries. while the snow showers persist in the great north woods and the white mountains, then they'll diminish later tomorrow night, early on friday. friday a blend of sun and increasing clouds. but it will be on the milder side, near 30 south tomorrow, but mid 30's as we jump into friday afternoon. beyond that time frame, the next storm approaches from the south and the southwest, and as it

of our went computer trends are to the east. so maybe light mixed showers southeastern new hampshire, that looks to be about it as we advance into the first after of the weekend. beyond that it clears out later saturday and into sunday. clouding up tonight, could be a flurry by morning. scattered flurries early tomorrow, outside of that developing partial sun. a bit milder on friday. couple of snow or mixed showers saturday morning before it clears out late. sunday looking okay. then early next week, blus blustery and chilly. a lot of winter on the map, but looks like we dodge a big storm. tom: all right, we're getting ready for a little pregame. jamie: yes, we need to talk about chandler jones, though, plus the rosters announced for

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jamie: as the patriot prepare to play the chiefs in the playoffs, one of their star flares is making news off the field. chandler jones taken to the hospital on sunday after showing up at the foxborough police department and requesting help, according to the police log. he was taken to norwood hospital with an unspecified medical emergency and was released the same day. patriot say he has not missed a practice or meeting since then.

house to lock it up and here's audio from the responding officer to police dispatch. >> the keys off the kitchen table i'll be able to lock the front door. if you want i'll just pass along , he was definitely involved in class d. reporter: class d includes marijuana and other substances. chandler jones not at media availability today, but some of his teammates did speak to this. >> as a member of this team we support all 50, 60 guys on this team. we have their backs. regardless of the situation and that's no different with chandler, so he has our support. >> we decided to ignore, whether it's that situation, deflate

can focus. get better, and just just continue to learn. jamie: we'll keep you posted. the losing needs to stop, the bruins and celtics both deal with losing streaks as they suit up tonight. the b's have lost two in a row, they skate at the fliers at 8:00. but the celtics have a four-game down streak. they play at # 8:00 as well. the defending champs from team east, tully, pinkerton, quarterback jason hughes. watch fought for the defending champs from goffstown. they have connor bourque and casey gervais.

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