other parts face conditions. >> into the start of the weekend, a look of the time line. shelley: three suspects behind bars. >> one of the things about democracy is that it requires gracious losers. anchor: donald trump says he wins. why his statements are being called historic. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. anchor: some parts of the granite state, saw some rain after a new drought map was released. tom: more rain is headed our way. mike haddad is here.

but here is a look at that drought map. and bad news here, because the severe drought has expanded all the way now in portions in northern new hampshire and mount washington valley and lakes region and good part of the upper valley. the drought holding on from concord parts south. that's where rainfall tallies are 30% to 11 inches below the norm. a little bit of rain has been moving through. a couple of isolated sprinkles. heaviest of the rain out to our west. so when will some of the heavy rain get in here if at all and how much could we see at the start of the weekend? shelley: the effects of our dry

working to figure out how to figure out with the problems and prevent them from getting worse. some of the state's leading authorities on agriculture and climate gathered in concord today to figure out how to handle the state's expanding drought. >> we are at 8 or 9. reporter: this map tells the disturbing story. w intensified in the south and expanded up north. the lack of water has caused hundreds of wells to fail. and so many people who call companies have to wait weeks. >> people are spending thousands of dollars if they have the money. if they don't, they have to make with offsite sources of water. reporter: they are asking communities to enact water bans.

toilets and repair faucets that are leaking. reporter: another big concern, the effect that the drought is having on farmers. farmers have to irrigate crops around the clock. >> the reason the drought has been so severe has been cumulative. we had a drought last year and has become worse. we don't know what the future is going to bring. >> the environmental services is ki >> if we don't get the rainfall we are going into winter with frozen ground or rainfall is snow and continue to have dry wells. reporter: for more information on the drought or report the impact that the drought is having on your home and business go to our website.

of three men. they were searching for the three accused. we are live with how a neighbor tracked down one of the suspects. reporter: a neighbor of the victim was instrumental in identifying one of the suspects and finding a loaded gun and may have been adrenalin to follow the suspect and recover the gun. >> it was definitely overwhelming for a reporter: this is surreal to suzanne morris and trailed one of the suspects accused of an armed break-in. >> in this case the firearm that i landed upon was located next to a common area in our beautiful neighborhood. reporter: she can't explain what compelled her to walk out of her

and then confront him after snapping this photo of him. she found herself standing over a loaded gun. >> i don't know what prompted me to stand over a gun. reporter: she showed the officer with a gun. >> i spotted the suspect across the street looking around the house. reporter: morris pointed the arrested and all three charged and behind bars and can reflect and doesn't know if no one had found that gun or found police. >> i put myself in harm's way and i do question that. i kept some children in my neighborhood safe with the help of the officer and the response team. reporter: one of the defendants told the judge that the three

massachusetts to buy marijuana. they face felony charges. shelley: a lawsuit alleges that the department of children and families. d.c.y.f. allowed them to have time with their biological parents. despite the agency knowing about the parents. acts were 100% foreseeable and the two girls should not have been put back in the care. shelley: they pleaded guilt to child sexual abuse and sentenced to 5 years to life. the department of health and human services said in a statement the department takes the need to ensure the safety of

independent review. easter seals is named in the lawsuit because it was in charge of naming the visits and they are taking the visits seriously and they are committed to supporting children, adults and families every single day. tom: trump is coming under fire. democrats and republicans are critical of trump after last night's election gene has his explanation today and the swift reaction. reporter: he reserves the right to challenge the outcome. political experts say that very comment is historic in a presidential election. trump made it clear during the debate he refuses to say he will concede the election if he loses. >> are you saying you are not prepared to concede.

reporter: joked about his stand at a campaign stop in ohio. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. reporter: he went on to clarify. >> i will accept a clear election result, but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in tha reporter: hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine said their campaign will be ready. >> we have to take it seriously and can't treat it as a joke when someone is attacking our democracy. reporter:al political professor said this is unprecedented. >> all gave statements where

the winner of the election. >> i know many of my supporters are disappointed, i am, too. but our disappointment must be overcome by love of country. >> you can't come up with a number of candidates who said this in advance of an election. reporter: he said there is widespread voter fraud but experts say there is no evidence tom: vice president biden campaigned for hillary clinton. he went to the queen city and getting ice cream at blakes and went to nashua community college. biden accused trump of undermining the intelligence community by refusing to acknowledge russia's involvement in wikileaks.

voter not to be concerned about an influence by the state department? >> there is no evidence of that. it is all secondhand, this thing about a deal. well, we don't know. the f.b.i. is saying -- so, there is no there there. tom: the campaign released a statement, graniteta will vote for change. mike pence will hold at exeter town hall tomorrow night. the doors open at 4:30. sheer sheer the senate race is starting to loosen up. kelly ayotte's challenger has opened up an eight-point lead.

their minds. 66% of voters remain undecided. tom: new charges coming up. shelley: a mother arrested in cambia and what she is accused. tom: a teen kidnapped and raped. what a massachusetts city wants to do. mike: downpours. but what follows tomorrow and for the weekend? shelley: check out the work being done to charlie, the pumpkin. this 800-pounder is getting carved into the three stooges. you can submit your pictures and video and join your local

when i listen to families across new hampshire, all i hear is that washington is locked into a system where the special interests come before people. where drug company profits come before affordable medicine, the koch brothers and big oil come before clean energy, and powerful corporations beat out entrepreneurs looking to grow their small businesses. i'm maggie hassan. washington won't change overnight. but sending a new senator ahead of special interests can make a difference.

>> charged with reckless conduct and false imprisonment and endangering the welfare of a child and faces first degree assault and attempt to c murder. and we spoke to a woman who commented on these new charges. >> i hope that the daughter also gets some help so she'll understand what happened. question whether she was trying to kill her. i think she was just frantic. >> she is undergoing a mental evaluation. tom: a man is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a

walking to school when he brought the victim to an apartment where he held the victim. the victim called her mother and the police were notified. mateo was not a prior sex offender. >> to be safe and abundance of caution, i ask our police department to gather a list who are on a ankle bracelet and review the what level of expert. tom: he is charged with kidnapping and statutory rape and set to be arraigned tomorrow. shelley: a manchester police officer is ok. it happened at 5:30 this evening at wayne and debuke streets. neat they are the officer or the other driver were taken to the

from a ruptured air bag. it happened back in september. the woman was driving a 2001 honda civic. and in the u.s., now more than 69 million inflateors has been recalled and this is the 11th confirmed death. shelley: mexico has approved the ex tradition of el chapo to the united states. however, it could be months united states and that's because his lawyers have one more appeal to be available. new hampshire is one of the states he could end up. he is facing charges from 2012. tom: boston university selling the landmark that citgo sits on. the commission is now working to come up with rules for the

public comment and got it from mike haddad who says the sign cannot go. mike: like on command. look at the foliage. in warner, deep blue skies. we had serious discussions on the beantown. up one minute and down another minute and looking at the clouds rolling in. we picked up some rain today, but not a whole lot. a lot of it lifting north of us and mostly fair skies? terms of thick cloud cover. the clouds are in but the rain is not. it is off to our west through

scattering of showers in southern portions of new england. those will lift to the north. we could see a couple of scattered showers, but not a lot of heavy rain. but back to our west, that's where the rain is coming down at a pretty good clip. portions of pennsylvania, central new york state, inching towards northern new hampshire but they will pass off to our west. best shot will come in as for the temperatures, after a cooler day today after yesterday, still a little bit above average. 53 or 54. going to drop three, four degrees through daybreak tomorrow with patchy dens fog. jumping ahead to the next couple of days, here is a big storm gathering energy.

pi if i and the winds will pick up. and those winds will be quite busy for sunday into monday. so, in terms of the rain chances, scattering of rainshowers. a good part of the state will be rain-free. a better shot late tom afternoon. these yellows indicate downpours and a strong thunderstorm can't be ruled o parts of the state. then that lifts out of here with more showers trying to build in on the back side of that developing storm on saturday. we'll keep that chance of scattered showers in the forecast at least through saturday night. early on sunday, a mix of rain and snowshowers. look at our model. it has changed from earlier this

and a half of rain. that could change over the next several hours. stay tuned. hopefully we will get a good inch and a half of rain. mixed showers up north. the winds crank up and look at the highs. only in the low 50's. going to be quite chilly and looks like early in sports pfment jason: a couple of legends as

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and enlisted in the national guard and applies to early decision? the rotc program and hopes to work with children affected by hearing loss. >> i enlisted january 28 of this past year and part of what they call a splitoff. i went to basic training. idu drill one weekend a month and next summer i will be headed out in fort lee, virginia. >> the sea wolves are in red. no score in the second half, stonny brook breaks the ice. julie gets the goal.

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tom: they attended the al smith dinner. the tradition dictates that they poke fun at each other and both obliged. >> i have known hointhoint for the long time. first time she is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. [laughter] >> w the outcome will be historic, either have the first female president or the first president who started a twitter war with cher. tom: both shook hands after speaking. it raises $5 million to help children in need. thank you for joining us.

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for months and months of this. i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. kelly ayotte stood by him. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. trying to save her political career. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles.

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