radar scopes nice and quiet. but that changes in a big way through the mid atlantic region, carolinas, also back through the have virginias. that rain bumps into cold air, that means a wintery mix for new hampshire. you'll notice on future cast there may be a few spotty wet snow flakes or a up the of sleet, rain or freezing rain that develops from the lakes region points south. if that does happen, could be a couple slick spots. but most of the action moves in during the predawn, so that by 7:00 a.m. it's wet snow from the mount washington valley south and west into portions of the lake sunapee stretch, and rain from concord south and east. maybe a touch of freezing rain as well. in between could be a wintery mix of sleet and wet snow. we'll break down the entire timeline and projected totals in a little bit. tom: controversy tonight over comments made at a public meeting by the chair of the hampstead budget committee, where he talked about shooting school children. it was in the context of school

was disgusting and offensive. wmur's kristen carosa live now with new details. reporter: tom, these comments were made just last night here in hampstead and people are said. but according to the school superintendent, right now, it's pure outrage. let's show you video from the public meeting last night, according to the school superintendent the committee was having a safety discussion about eliminating mobile classrooms behind the hamp said central school and having all students remain inside the building. during that time budget committee chair jorge mesa-tejada said renovations would not make the school safer and described what he thought the best way to carry out a shooting at the school would be. the superintendent has placed a no trespass on him, which means he cannot go onto any school grounds, fields or playgrounds. >> based on my marine corps training, if i wanted to really do harm, i wouldn't do it while they are going from the

i would wait until recess, i would hide in the woods behind them and i'd have a field day. >> i'm at a loss for explaining how an individual who is opposed to the bond article goes from a fiscal discussion to detailing school. >> i don't understand where he's coming from. i don't understand, you know, his position on any of these things. anybody that puts our children's safety at risk, i don't think is capacity. reporter: we did attempt to speak to jorge this afternoon, he did not come to his door or answer his phone. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. jennifer: the state's drug scar is resigning, and jack wozmak was appointed to the job over a year ago to help fight the heroin crisis in new hampshire. today he told the governor his february 1st.

this developing story. jean: the drug czar's position is -- he was to work to come up with policy proposals and effective approach to dealing with the crisis. but jack wozmak was criticized for taking too long to reach out to police and not doing enough to discuss the opioid crisis with doctors. governor hassan says wozmak worked tirelessly to strengthen the state's response to the opioid crisis and pointed to some of of his accomplishments in putting forth suggestions on how to deal with this. several republicans in the state responded to his resignation by saying he was ineffective and inept. even though the drug czar position was initially funded by an outside grant that expires next month, the state decided to fun it further and the governor spokesperson says she plans to fill the position quickly. live in the studio, jean mackin, wmur news 9. tom: on that note, a woman is

of narcan authorities say was administered by a friend and was recently handed out at a state run distribution program. andy hershberger joins us now live with more about the other important action tharps taken. reporter: officials say a woman is alive tonight because someone knew how to use narcan, and more importantly called for help. >> this is the kit that was handed out. reporter: laconia officials believe that this is the first documented case of a civilian using a state distributed narcan kit to save a life. >> i think this is evidence that it did work, we've saved one life and it's only been two and a half days. reporter: the state started this distribution program in september. earlier this week in laconia, 44 of these narcan kits were handed out, and training was done on how to use them. fire officials say friday morning nay got a 911 call that a young woman had had suffered an opioid overdose. >> our friend administered the narcan, started c.p. exprvment

arrived the patient was conscious and alert, and is doing quite well. reporter: officials say that narcan kit was distributed at this week's seminar. and the people involved with this overdose did exactly what they had been told to do. >> this person was revived, but they called 911 as the first step, and that's the key. because we don't want people to assume that it's okay, we don't need to call. reporter: the woman was taken to lakes region general hospital, according to officials who hope the next accept in this process will be for her to get treatment. about 60% of those who enter rehabilitation will stay clean. while they are pleased with the way things turned out, they realize narcan is only part of the battle against heroin and other opiate addictions. >> narcan is not the silver bullet, it's not going to end the opiate crisis by any stretch. but it will save lives if put in the hands of people that actually need it. reporter: the next narcan kit

seminar will be held february 11 in franklin. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: onto commitment 2016 coverage. right now a number of presidential hopefuls under the granite state after facing off in last night's republican debate in south carolina. happening now, senator marco rubio holding a town hall meeting in claremont. earlier in the day he held a post debate rally in derry and a town hall at new england college. ohio governor john kasich picking up the endorsement of both daily democrat and portsmouth herald, as the republican is starting to see a rise in the polls. as heather hamel explains, he talked about that today at a town hall in conway. >> i'm just trying to be positive in those debates, until i get into a fire fight i'm going to try to be as positive as i can. because i think the country needs some of that. reporter: just off the plane from south carolina, ohio governor john kasich was back in

debate stage was brought up frequently. >> what is disappointed you the most about the tenor of the debates? >> sometimes i don't think we're on the biggest issues. [laughter] . reporter: while analysts say his performance thursday was strong, he isn't the candidate running a way with the headlines. but he told news 9 that he feels confident in his performance. >> i'm not looking to just say something, i mean what's that about. i'm not like an actor on a stage. this is serious business running for president. so i'm going to do the best i can. i'm proud of how this campaign is going, and i want to finish in new hampshire strong. reporter: after months of trailing behind his opponents, kasich is moving up in some polls and he told us he believes his positive approach is a factor as well as his ground game. >> we have six or seven people living in one of our campaign headquarters, sleeping on mattresses heating their food with hot plates. reporter: kasich says a grass

and he feels he's embraced it. >> it's an establishment lane, there's an anti-establishment lane and there's a john kasich lane, so i'll just be myself and see what happens. tom: still to come tonight at 6:00, ski resorts are getting ready for the holiday weekend. reporter: that's right, it's been a bumpy road for skiing so far this season, but as you can see at pat's peak it's getting busy this holiday weekend. jennifer: also jamie staton is teaming up with special olympics for a big fundraiser. mike: a stormy start to the weekend overnight into tomorrow, so when does it clear out again, the complete million weekend forecast ahead. jamie: it's a huge weekend in sports including the payments,

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tom: ski areas are hoping this weekend's snow will jump start the season and convince people to hit the slopes. jennifer: with enough cold air to keep the snow guns firing, conditions are improving just in time for another holiday weekend. stephanie woods is live with the preparations for a busy ski weekend ahead. reporter: that's right w. most granite staters off on mlk day this monday and a snowstorm moving in, resort employees say this could be a very big weekend for pat's peak. warm weather, unfortunately, forced the resort to open and close a few times already this season. but today is one of pat's peak's business just days with students skiing on an afternoon program. and it could get busier as the storm moves in that could dump

even if you don't get a lot of snow in your area, the resorts will be ready. >> we always like to remind people, we've said it many times before that just because there isn't snow in your back yard doesn't mean there isn't snow in the mountains. up in northern new hampshire, there's snow covering the ground and there's snowmobile riding available for folks there. >> we're hoping for a nice mlk weekend. we are doing really well at pat's peak where we've made snow on almost all of our trails, we side. and also we have a couple more trails and we'll have 100% of our trails open by the weekend. reporter: on monday pat's peak is offering its 15th annual diversity day goes pop, which means you can ski, snow board, tube, all sorts of things for just $49. tom: mike is in now with a look at what we can expect in the way of snow for skiing this weekend. mike: it's going to be interesting because we have a little of this, a little of that tonight and tomorrow morning.

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jennifer: snow and cold could not slow down the runners at the track in manchester this morning. tom: athletes from special olympics new hampshire joined our jamie staton for the run. this is the big kickoff to jamie's boston marathon training. he will run the marathon this

special olympics new hampshire. many of the special olympic athletes are currently training for the winter games in late february at waterville valley. >> it's so cool, we announced it to a few athletes in the office and everybody was so enthusiastic over the moon, thought it was the best thing ever that jamie would be running for special olympics. tom: there you go. if you'd like to learn more about jamie's run for the special olympics new hampshire, just visit our website at wmur.com. mike: thank you, jamie. and we're counting down to the big penguin plunge for special olympics in three weeks. looking ahead, quite a few changes coming down the road. a couple spotty mixed showers may develop mid to late evening tonight. but most of the storm that we're tracking arrives predawn tomorrow morning, three, four, five in the morning and lingers into the early afternoon on your saturday.

others. quite a bit could add up in spots where it stays all snow. the local radar is quiet statewide. but as we go through the next few hours, a light on shore breeze and a weak disturbance building in in advance of the spotty showers. but again most of the action is sitting down through the mid atlantic region, quite a bit of rain from d.c. points south. but once that bumps into marginally cold air, that means a wintery mix and depending on where you are you either get right now lower to mid 20's far north. near 30 or 31 in the upper valley. upper 20's lakes region. a little above that from concord points south and southeast. we will not see a big temperature tumble from here on out. so not all that cold. temperatures actually holding well above normal overnight lows for this time of year. so in terms of the timeline for the storm, you notice the back edge already racing through south carolina. i'd say by 1:00 or 2:00 tomorrow afternoon it's all gone, but we

frame between now and then and looks to be quite a mess for new hampshire. again a couple of spotty mixed showers mid to late evening through the first part of the overnight. then when you wake up between six and seven tomorrow morning, wet snow lakes region points north, rain from concord south and east. could be a couple pockets of freezing rain with temperatures near 32. eventually when precipitation increases mid to late morning, it will likely change it over to all wet snow from the white mountains points west and southwest. even into parts of the monadnock region in the higher terrain. the highest totals north and west of concord. eventually the rain will change over to wet snow before exiting quickly during the early to mid afternoon. skies clear tomorrow night and after that it looks like a nice day on sunday. just a bit breezy and pleasant temperatures for the second part of the upcoming weekend. in terms of snow totals, highest

west of the state capital. hayley: it's very tough to forecast snowfall in new hampshire any time, but in storm in particular we're dealing with some problems with intentionity and also the temperatures being very close to freezing. so some of us talking rain, while others a messy mixed bag, and others it's full on snow. so let me break it down for you region by region. at the seacoast and areas like nashua, salem, pelham, raymond, you're going to have mainly rain. but in some areas, especially as the storm system wraps up so quickly as it blitzes through, there could be a quick coating to one inch of snowfall in that green area once we get into the afternoon hours. but we'll have one to three in the monadnock region. but there will also be this messy mix in that blue area including in tupper valley, lebanon, claremont we're thinking one to three inches for you guys, same thing for concord and lakes region.

and where it will be snow all day are for areas north of the lakes region. so concord, littleton, berlin, colebrook, seeing the most snow, a good three to six expected in those areas. now for a look at the full seven-day forecast let's go back to mike. mike: before we get to the next six days, how about tomorrow for foxborough, looking fairly mice for the game as long as the pats do better tonight chiefs. clearing skies and breezy at kickoff. sunday is looking good. beyond that it gets mighty chilly, and the leading edge of that cold air will be marked by snow showers and squalls early on monday, possibly through lunch time, could be some accumulation, could be tricky on the roads and in the how much colder it gets through the middle of next week. tom: very good. jennifer: jamie, that's awesome. jamie: some of those runners came from connecticut valley just to run today, jennifer: very impressive.

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jamie: this time tomorrow the patriots should be in the third quarter in their playoff game against the kansas city chiefs. pats are so tough at home, especially with their injured players returning. kansas city has won eleven straight games. so this should be a good one. >> this week was a great week,

taking the 24 hours to really watch as much tape as you can and be prepared the best that you can be so you can play fast. >> you gotta win the one game that's in front of you, and for that reason you gotta play your best football for that one game. if you don't, you can lose and the season will be other that fast. >> you gotta play sound ball if you're going to beat the patriots. it's going to be a collective effort, everybody on defense, we just have to be on our p's and q's. jamie: a busy start to the weekend for bruins and celtics, they both play tonight, they both play tomorrow. b's skate in buffalo at 7:00, celtics host the phoenix suns at 7:30. the durham why the u.n.h. hockey team will play a home and home series with northeastern this weekend. after -- the huskies need to get two wins this weekend. >> we're trying to do a better job defensively.

we have to maintain that and obviously with scoring we can win some games. >> i guess u. mass lowell, our defense was really there, and that was a big at tribute for us. as long as the defense is there, we know we can score goals, so we'll be fine. >> dartmouth will play two games this weekend, clarkson tonight, st. lawrence on saturday. >> we've played four nonleague games in a row. and i feel like we're playing good solid hockey, i think we're starting to understand getting some chemistry, starting to under the structure of the way we play. >> one quick goal from a high school hockey team, look at them wrap around the goal by brendan nichols, dover won 7-0. tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle," it follows "world

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