>> now on daybreak, manchester drug raid. what police say they found and the number of people facing charges. >> another night a protest against president-elect donald trump. plus, tr >> a cold front comes through today. the wind becomes gusty bring in colder air for the weekend. >> property taxes are going down and a lot of local communities. so, why aren't the bills getting smaller? >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. >> good friday morning to you, new hampshire.

beautiful day out there yesterday. the sunset was gorgeous. had to take a picture. >> great sky at night, sailors delight, that means a nice day today. >> not quite. that is why we have some technology to go along with the foreclosure -- the folklore phrases. a showers in the north country. temperatures in the 30's to mid 40's. couple of showers early. the front slice through the state, the winds pickup out of the nort hwest. temperatures in the 40's to lower 50's in the afternoon. the colder air coming in for the weekend. all the details on that coming up. we're joined by deb davidson. deb: good morning. interstate 93 is moving well to the granite state. not seeing any delays from plymouth to salem everything is

amherst to in hampton. heading into massachusetts, all major roads and to boston, lowell and burlington are looking good. this report is brought to you by auto fair. i'm deb davidson for wzid. erin: tahnk you. police in manchester are celebrating what they are calling a major drug austin the queen city. >> they raided a major drug house and seized narcotics and weapons as well. charges this morning? ray: sean, a total of nine people were arrested. six of them on drug-related charges. five accused of selling. it was early yesterday afternoon when manchester police, including the swat team went to the building of orange street to execute a short -- based search warrant. they have been focusing on drug

when officers under the building they found 18 people inside as well as an 18 month old child. two guns were thrown out the window when they arrived. >> anytime we see firearms and narcotics together, that is alarming, because there is a level of violence any time that you have fire arms in which the dealer may be fearful of somebody stealing from him, another drug dealer or, are they preparing for a enforcement? ray: two people were hiding in the bedroom, prompting police to use tear gas. investigators seizing more than $3200 in cash along with four different drugs. the group had a very extensive set up an network for disturbing. the chief nick willard took care of the 18-month-old child himself until other family

last night in cities across the country, marking a second night of demonstrations following the election of donald trump as president. trump himself fired back on twitter: the protests unfa-- calling the process unfair. the president-elect spent an hour meeting with president obama. reporter: trump's transition not so peaceful. president-elect donald trump, smashed windows in portland, crowds took over the streets in oakland and in philadelphia and new york, they marched. >> they have to get over the results. he won. reporter: trump tasked with united the country, tweeted " just for the very open and successful president election. no professional protesters incited by the media are

president obama's reelection " wecan't let this happen, we should march on washington and stop this travesty." a different tone yesterday the more humble president-elect met with president obama for the first time at the white house. president obama: we now are going to want to do everything we can to help him succeed. reporter: trump met with top gop officials. reporter: trump on a trou while his -- on a trouour while the former democratic nominee was out walking their dogs. there is still uncertainty for clinton.

trump says he has not world of his promise to have clinton investigated. erin: the state senate will likely remain the same. the republican caucus unanimously chose senator chuck morse to return as president of the senate for the 2017-2018 session. and democrats chose senator jeff woodburn to lead their party for a second term. sean: recovering from a serious injuries after a serious crash in concord. just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon, trapping to people in one vehicle and the driver in the other. the cause of that crash remains under investigation this morning. an mbta bus driver and boston is facing charges this morning after police say he slammed his bus into a parked van and tehn drove off. he did not stop until passengers

driving again until passengers called police on the bus was stopped. no one was hurt, but police are looking into whether the driver was under the influence of prescription drugs. erin: police say they've found a possible meth lab during an investigation of a used car dealership. auto alley was swapping inspection stickers onto cars and selling the vehicles. but investigators say when they searched the business this week they also found chemicald right no charges have been filed but that could change. police do not know if meth was being sold or how many cars may have false inspection stickers. sean: a lot of granite stater's are receiving the property tax bills this week, and many are seeing some surprising news. all some communities have raised taxes, rates in derry, bedford, pelham and merrimack are going down by as much as 11%.

property values went up, so taxpayers will have to end up paying the same. the good news is their property is worth more. >> now that the bills are coming in, they are seeing the reality of the situation. in most cases there is almost no difference in the tax bills. >> we just moved to merrimack maybe a year ago. so, yeah, any drop in taxes is great. sean: taxpayers are getting a spreadsheet with the explain the new numbers. payments in that town are due in early december. so, some good news, bad news. erin: still ahead on daybreak this friday, special tribute to veterans. the movement one local school is hoping to start. sean: a high school student in texas says he got in trouble for not standing for the pledge. the unusual punishment she chose. erin: in your next half hour, how you can help provide some much-needed support for homeless veterans this weekend.

kevin: starting off your friday with temperatures in the 30's. a couple of showers moving in across northern areas as the front slides south through the day. winds, could have a couple of gusts over 35 miles an hour this afternoon. the colder air arrives in to start the weekend. those deals in the future -- those details in the futurecast ahead. sean: many communities have parades planned. erin: there are two state event starting at 9:00 in the halle fla -- the hall of flags, followed by a veterans ceremony at 11:00. and just in time for veterans day, there is a new tribute to service members at bishop brady

yesterday. dedicated toalumni of the school who served some gave their lives. several veterans whose names were on the wall were on hand for the ceremony. the idea of the project started three years ago and organizers hope that other schools will follow suit. sean: two bald giggles and florida grabbed national attention when they got stuck in the storm drain and appear that one was protecting the other. however, experts say the two bird were fighting in midair as part of a territorial dispute refusing to let the other go. a crowd gathered to watch this whole thing. animal experts worked out a rescue plan. eventually one eagle flew away in the other is being treated this morning for puncture wounds to her leg, chest and a cracked beak. a taste of nature. a high school student in texas says she was huddled for refusing to stand up for the pledge of allegiance at school. carrie douglas says her refusal as a protest against national politics.

and then given the choice of detention or paddling. she chose paddling. her mother gave permission but so she did not know it was because of the pledge. yeah, some schools still do that. erin: it is now 5:13. coming up, paying for child care is expensive but new research shows just how much of a burden that is for families.

erin: another scam involving people claiming to represent the company. eversource says many customers are getting in person visits from people asking to look at utility bills which carry information unique to each customer. eversource says his employees carry company i.d. and

continues to rise, and now averages more than $6,500 a year. a new research shows those costs are now creating a financial burden for more than a quarter of families with young kids. a study from unh shows a poor family spend an average of 20% of their income on childcare, more than double the national average. sean: the high-tech. product of the year new hampshire has been announced company showed off a variety of impressive products to voted on the winner. the 2016 product of the year is the wilcox patriot hybrid, device used to keep first responders safe when arriving in hazmat emergencies. >> the team that worked really hard to get this type of recognition is very exciting. sean: products range from sensors for trains to a high-tech keyboard as well. nintendo is planning to stop

sales. first in japan and then in the u.s. and europe. consuls have been shipped for sa le through march. starting today, you can buy the new nes classic edition, which is a remake of the classic 1980's console. erin: is that we had, kevin? kevin: i had that and an atari. erin: what? you have nothing. sean: i had texas instruments. kevin: probably just because it was my childhood. erin: you need to get the classic edition of that, right? kevin: if i could take a time machine right now -- erin: you would leave us? kevin: i would be gone in a millisecond back to the 1980's. erin: parachute pants. kevin: you could come with me, back to the 1980's. sean: got to tease the hair.

morning with fair skies across the area. increasing clouds, couple of showers of north initially. we will continue to see the winds develop. by afternoon a lot of areas are going to see some gusts of 25-30 miles an hour. we can't rule out a few gusts over 35 miles an hour as the colder air starts to rush in. a couple of showers out there. a lot of this will continue to dry up as a head south. look for increasing clouds in southe into the afternoon. cold enough behind that front act of through southern parts of canada for this to be falling in the form of snow. he will likely see that chance in the white mountains and a great north woods later on this afternoon to refer the time being, it is warm enough for rain shower activity. a lot of this will be drying up as it had southeastward but you will have a few showers through white mountains and a great north woods and likely in the northern half of the state between now and 8:00 this morning. mid-30's to mid 40's early this

fairly mild for this time of year. a light enough -- it is not much of a problem this morning. we get to the afternoon commute, and we will have those mights gusting. hang onto that steering will both hands. cooler air that eventually that northwest wind starts to bring into -- chilliest of the days were likely be tomorrow. with highs not out of the 40's. today it is the lower range of the 50's. as that wind gets going late into the afternoon, it will not feel any close to this numbers. mainly 30'snd there is that chance of a couple of snow showers, white mountains, great north woods. skies should clear for the afternoon. anywhere south of the white mountains. mostly clear skies tonight, 20's for most overnight to near 30 in southern areas and 40's for most tomorrow with still a breeze, just not as gusty as we will have today. from there, breeze continues on the day on sunday and that will be with a blend of sunshine and clouds. but the wind turns to the west and southwest.

mid 40's to mid 50's. gusts in the winds mid morning and late afternoon. breezy later on tonight. we cannot rule out a couple of those gusts over 30 miles an hour. be mindful of that. the were 50's after an early shower and then gusty northwesterly winds through the afternoon. one or two gusts over 35 miles an hour. then the winds go down to just breezy later on tonight. mainly after midnight. we will still be breezy for both days over the weekend but it will be -- lower to mid 50's in southern new hampshire sunday. notice monday. yes, sunshine, 60 degrees. we're at work. it will be dark by the time we get home. nonetheless -- erin: go out for lunch. we do want to check our top stories. ray: manchester police say they have made a major drug rate resulting in the arrest of nine

charges. five accused of selling drugs. early yesterday afternoon, police and the swat team went to a building on orange street to execute the search warrant. investigators say looking at the building for about three weeks, focusing on drug sales, including crank cocaine. erin: property tax rates in many larger communities in new hampshire going down by 11% in some cases but at the same time property values are going up. town leaders say taxpayers will still pay about the same. today is veterans day, and there are ceremonies and parades across the state. the ceremony at the hall at fla gs is at 9:00 followed by a ceremony at the cemetery at 11:00. sean: it could be a little chilly out there. coming up on daybreak this morning, what was your favorite toy growing up? there are three new additions to the toy hall of fame but some

erin: there are officially three new members of the toy hall of fame. sean: the winners are the swing, and that's the actual swing. dungeons & dragons. which i still play with. it beat out coloring books, a pinball. wish i had one of those, and transformers which kevin still plays with. the winners were chosen because they were game changers. dso d&d was huge back in the day before i was born. erin: you never played it? the truth comes out.

artwork, owned by david bowie are being sold and they are exceeding expectations. sean: 400 pieces are being sold during three auctions, the first was last night. the 47 lot sold last night fetched more than $31 million. two to three times what had been predicted. one painting alone sold for $8 million. erin: wow. sean: bowie's stuff is very valuable. erin: coming up and our next half hour, huge throw support for a little boy from derry after some racially charged vandalism. sean: the bruins came out fighting against columbus and they lit the lamp four times in

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning, friday november 11. of course, this is veterans day. 46 degrees. a lot of events going on for veterans day today. it could be a little chilly, so bundle up. erin: we'll events throughout the morning but we want to get to our top stories. making news today, a drug bust in manchester landed several people behind bars. police say that raid followed an investigation into the sales of heroin and crack cocaine from an apartment building on or street. a nashua man is accused of impersonating an of the eye agent an attempt to get inside a couple's home in massachusetts. a driver is facing a slew of charges after he led deputies on a high-speed chase from maine to new hampshire.

its way into the state. it will slide from north to south this morning. by afternoon, behind it it will be strong winds out of the northwest. a lot of shower activity confined just over the next two or three hours. most of that in northern parts of the state. behind that front, winds kicking up today out of the northwest and they will cost over 30-35 miles an hour. that will final in some colder air that will start. the weekend sean: going to be windy later on today. kevin: we are joined by deb davidson. happy friday, deb. deb: as you can see, 93 is moving very well. it is up to speed as you make your way from the north country all the way down to the state line with massachusetts. right now not seeing any problems on 293 from the upper to lower split and along the

auto fair. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: five suspected drug dealers are facing charges this morning after being arrested during a raid in manchester. sean: police say it looks like they brought down a major drug house season things like cocaine, prescription pills and thousands of dollars in cash. ray brewer joins us live at the manchester police department to tell us how the raidol it was an investigation that started less than three weeks ago. police looking into the distribution of heroin and crack cocaine and they say several people inside that orange street apartment building were selling drugs. around one ce-- 1:30, members of the manchester swat team executed a search warrant at an

police taking extra precautions after learning that some people associated with the investigation had guns. >> we had a drug operation here with numerous apartment. part of their drug operation also included firearms. ray: two handgus were thrown from the apartment building. they also seized $3200 in cash, 3.6 grams of crack cocaine and perception pills. >> anytime we see firearms and narcotics together, that is alarming, because there is level of violence anytime that you have firearms in which the dealer may be fearful of somebody stealing from him, another drug dealer, or are they preparing for a raid from law enforcement. ray: authorities discovered that two people were trying to hide themselves in a bedroom. when they refuse to come out, officers tossed tear gas into the room. the two suspect emerged and were taken into custody without further incident.

suspected drug dealers had an extensive set of. >> drugs were in one location. individual selling from another location. other individuals were deployed to do surveillance in case they saw a law enforcement. ray: a small child was also taken from one of the apartments, cared fro by the chief himself until family members arrived. a total of nine people were arrested, six on drug-related charges, five accused of selling. the dea is warning granite stater's about a deadly new street drug. it's chemical name is u-4770, but it's often referred to by pink. the drug which is a form of fentanyl is linked to 46 deaths nationwide, including one in new hampshire. the dea sent out a notice placing the drug into a schedule

>> the problem right now is that there are a lot of different synthetic opal yards being introduced. we don't know necessarily what is in any of them because they are being produced in clandestine labs. so, you just don't know how they are going to react with each individual, interact with each other. and you do not really know what is in them anymore. erin: this is a new form of fentanyl within the last year. according to new hampshire's drug czar it has shown up and a drug sample tested at the state lab. sean: new on daybreak, franken police have arrested a pair of drug dealers. richard sargent and tosha sergeant are both accused of selling heroine. they are each being held on $20,000 bail pending their arraignments next week. new this morning, two men facing

breaking into the mara home center. justin daisy is also accused of burglarizing the maro home center as well as howe motors. during his arrest, daisy was found in possession of a stolen gun. he's set to be arraigned today. claremont police continue to investigate two other burglaries, one at the tea bird minimart and the other at the head start preschool. erin: a nashua mans arlington, massachusetts, say he impersonated in a the eye agent in an attempt to get into a couple's home. -- an fbi agent. he was wearing a black suit and a hat when he knocked on the couple store wednesday. he said he was looking for a fugitive and then asked to come inside and use the bathroom. the home owners refused and called 911. >> an officers located an illegal stun gun in his left front pocket. they discovered a loaded smith

erin: police say they also found him in possession of a knife, zip ties and rope. his attorney says his client had those items because he was planning on going camping. sean: a man from maine is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase that ended in wolfeboro. the chase started in maine when cher's deputies went to check on the bail status of 32-year-old andrew collins. -when collins saw the deputies he led before crossing into new hampshire. deputies laid down spike strips in wakefield with blew the tires out on collins vehicle. he eventually stopped on route 28 and wolfeboro were he was arrested. erin: a derry mother and her son who were the targets of racially explicit vandalism over the last few weeks got some unexpected support. the manchester motorcycle club organized a ride for easy -- they picked him up at school

his mom says the outpouring of support has been unbelievable. >> there's alot more love than hate. in the world. and in our community and well. so -- and he's got a lot of support. erin: so grateful for that. police say they are still investigating the vandalism but so far no arrest 78. -- have been made. sean: two town counselors and dairy are trying to help homeless vets. they are trying to fill this garage with winter clothing this coming weekend. donations can be dropped off at 11 village broke l-- brook lane from 11:00 until 2:00 p.m.. everything from boots and hats to gloves and socks.

through a cold winter,, then i can look myself in the mirror. sean: all the donations will be given to veterans through liberty house in manchester. erin: in honor of our nation's veterans, restaurants are offering freebies to the men and women who served our country. at ihop vets can get free red, white and blue pancakes. you can also get a free tall coffee at starbucks. friendly's is offering free big to do breakfasts for all american burger with a free double tavern burger. olive garden and chili's are offering free entr?es and longhorn steakhouse is offering a free appetizer or dessert. and litter caesars is offering free lunch combos from 11:00 to 2:00 -- at little caesars. sean: decaffeinated and well fed.

for this holiday season? which gift cards are the most popular among shoppers. erin: a surprising revelation for some elevator rides. the close door button does not actually work. kevin: today, a northwest wind starts to final in the colder air. all the details and futurecast

kevin: a live look at plymouth. 27 degrees as clouds continue to thicken. maybe a couple of showers around the next few hours. the winds pick up out of the northwest, trent from north to south to the morning and it gusty afternoon with temperatures in the 40's to lower 50's. areas we start the weekend coming up. sean: while you were sleeping, this was going on. more anti-trump protests erupted overnight, some of them turned violent. police response right there. this comes as the president-elect moves forward with his transition after a full day in washington. nikole kilian is in washington with the latest. nikole: police in portland, oregon have detained several people after protest turned into a riot.

smashed windows and let firecrackers. it was one of several protests for a second night. on twitter, donald trump said it was very unfair. it follows his visit to the capital in the white house where he sat down with the president for the first time. president obama: i want to emphasize to you, mr. president-elect, that -- we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed. mr. forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. nikole: trump called his meeting with president obama a great honor. he could begin receiving briefings as early as today. erin: an investigation is underway in massachusetts this morning after a baby was found dead inside a home in marlborough. sources say the baby was in bed

unconscious. they say detectives are looking into the possibility that one of the adults rolled over onto the child. police are also investigating whether drugs may have played a role. there is no word on the condition of the 19-year-old woman or 23-year-old man who were found unconscious. the music world is mourning the loss of canadian singer leonard cohen. cohen's son says his father passed away peacefully yesterday at his h he was 82. cohen was known for his songs like " hallelujah." he toured as recently as last year and releasing a new album just last month. sean: people in maine will soon be able to use recreational marijuana. the final result of a referendum on tuesday's ballot announced yesterday. the votem was close, but in the end, maine voters approved

21 or older. residents will be allowed to cultivate, distribute and sell marijuana and marijuana products. the campaign that pushed for legalization said it hopes marijuana will be available in retail stores by 2018. voters in massachusetts, california and nevada also approved recreational pot. on our facebook page, we posted a poll asking if you think recreational marijuana should be legal in new hampshire. at last check, 78% 13% said no. 8% says they do not care and 2% said they need more information before making a decision. erin: sad news for people in north conway. a beloved frog has passed away. spunky was a popular fixture at the toy chest. the store's owner said he passed away yesterday at the age of 28. he says he was loved by people

bruins are back on the ice playing the blue jackets. before the game, the b's on it veterans day with a medal of honor recipient. the blue jackets scored two minutes and 29 seconds into the game, but soon after they tied it up. forced a turnover at the blue line and he scored to give the bruins a 2-1 ent on to win 5-2. erin: the college basketball season begins today at an unlike in time for -- unlikely time for unh. at 1:00 this afternoon. meanwhile, we dropped in on plymouth state basketball practice. the panthers will open their season on tuesday against revere college. in the boys and girls club classic. they went 15-11 last year and are looking to build on that

upon us, any report of revealing which gift cards are the most popular. according to wallethub, the top gift card is amazon followed by visa and itunes. american express and walmart round out the top five. sean: ever get into an elevator and pushed the close door button and nothing happens? there could be a good reason. according to report by the "new york times," the door close button does not anything since the introduction of the americans with disability act. firefighters and maintenance workers still have keys that make the close door button work, but for the rest of us, it does nothing. but i talked to this guys, these guys, it does make people feel better to push the bottom. if you pushing a lot in a certain pattern, it will work. erin: no. not so much?

you can hit that button several times. sean: if you had it 100 times in a minute, it will go. kevin: look at your keyboards and tell me when i come back from the weather which key you don't use at all. there has got to be a least a few, right? sean: the letter e? erin: i use that all the time. kevin: i use it constantly my forecast. fair skies. we have a breeze out there as we go through the day. that will only pick up. 30-35 miles an hour as colder air starts to rush in behind the front. showers will continue to gradually dry up central new hampshire this morning it and there will be a band of clouds for southern areas through late morning. a morning shower turning windy and a couple of gusts over 35 miles an hour into the afternoon. cooler temperatures will ride in on that wind. a pretty good breeze around tomorrow but it will be cooler with temperatures mainly in the 40's. milder sunday and up near 60

forecast through autumn continue. the rain shower activity scattered about. this will continue to dry up. clear skies for southern areas giving way to just some clouds for the next couple hours. then the colder air starts to rush in later on this afternoon and that will set up a chilly start to the weekend with things starting to moderate sunday. a couple of showers early this morning. most of this is confined to the north country and the white mountains. can't rule out a anything we have seen in southeastern spots will be brief. from there, the front continuing to come through. cap matures off to the running start, 30's and 40's for most of the morning -- temperatures off to a running start. to the 50's in the afternoon. that will be with the wind, gusting over 30-35 miles an hour. so, high temperatures this afternoon are not going to necessarily feel exactly of these highs of, the lower range of the 50's through the afternoon.

the breeze started to gradually diminish. we will go from those gusts over 35 miles an hour later tonight to a 10-20 mile an hour breeze later on tonight after midnight. and that will be the breeze we hang onto for the day tomorrow. from there, good deal of sunshine, pretty much all the way through the weekend after a couple of snow showers up north later on this afternoon and this evening. it is sunshine with a few fairweather clouds, lows in the 20's to lower 30's. highs tomorrow in the 40's. then we moderate mid 40' 50's for highs during the day on sunday and could go all the way to the 50's and even lower 60's in a couple of southern spots on monday. that should be the warmest day of this next stretch. tomorrow will likely be the coldest day of the stretch. we will still be in the 50's. it will look like an increase in clouds on tuesday. he could have a couple of showers around an assistant offshore on wednesday. -- a system offshore on wednesday. when i do a forecast, delete seems to be the one i use most often.

but because i want to stay here with you guys. erin: isn't that sweet? loon mountain has fired up the snow guns for the upcoming ski season. check out these beautiful photos. the mountain is planning to open its slopes on november 18 weather permitting. can't wait. sean: it was a beautiful night. crisp winter nights. still to come, snapchat is moving into hardware. we will tell you about the new vending machine that dispenses smart sunglasses. now time hotshots honoring our veterans. this is tim who probably serves in the u.s. army. you can send your pictures and videos and join the thousands of

sean: when donald and melania t rump move into the white house they will bring something they

baron trump will be the first son in white house since john f. kennedy junior. erin: snapchat is selling smart sunglasses. you can buy a pair from a yellow vending machine. the first one was involved in venice beach, california. kevin: not sure what good it does being in a desert. sean: not like the glasses -- -- cameras. erin: it probably does not take change. probably taking credit cards. sean: what is snapchat? coming up, people across the country are honoring our veterans today. we will take a look at a couple of ceremonies happening in new hampshire. ray: manchester police conduct what they call a major drug raid.

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manchester drug raid. what police say they found, and the number of people now facing charges. >> another night of protests against president-elect donald trump. i am kenneth mouton with the latest, plus trump's response to the demonstrations. another busy day in washington. kevin: another front comes through today, and the wind becomes gusty. it's bringing in colder air too. the latest on the weekend ahead. erin: tax relief. property taxes are going down in a lot of local communities, so why aren't the bills getting smaller? [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 "daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb.