>> normally it takes a couple of snowstorms for people to learn how to drive again. sean: now at noon, this morning's icy conditions on new hampshire roadways lead to a deadly accident in durham. the breaking details of what happened. kevin: looking and feeling a lot more like winter now. how the rest of the week is looking with sean: and how manchester police say this father kept his kids in extremely unsanitary and unsafe conditions. plus, the manchester company at the heart of last month's global internet outage is sold. the new owner just announced. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

a road in durham has just reponened after a deadly accident, part of a series of crashes that are being blamed on slick roads. good afternoon. i'm sean mcdonald. temperatures were one or two degrees below freezing in some areas, causing icy roads and numerous spinouts. our live team coverage starts with ray brewer, who is live in durham with more on that deadly crash. ray: sean the fatal accident bridge behind me. the deputy chief says there's no doubt that road conditions were a factor. it was a taste of what is coming. overnight snow and colder , temperatures moved in to new hampshire, creating dangerous driving conditions. numerous spinouts were reported around the state, and while most accidents were minor, that was not the case in durham. >> it appears that the passenger

ice-covered. ray: deputy chief rene kelley says the call came in at 5:00 in the morning. >> the passenger car was traveling westbound, the tanker truck was traveling eastbound. ray: police say their investigation shows that car slid into the path of the tanker. >> the rear end of the car was sheared off and was located some distance from where the passenger car came to rest. ray: the only people involved were the drivers of the two vehicles. the driver of the car arrived on scene. >> the operator of the tanker truck was uninjured and he's been fully cooperative throughout the investigation so far. ray: far more typical of the accidents around the state monday morning was this one in epsom. the chain reaction collision involving three vehicles. the chief says route four was also icy. >> she said when she applied the brakes she was unable to stop

vehicle into the other vehicle. ray: while this was the only accident in epsom the chief says he could here of numerous others in the surrounding towns. and he wasn't really surprised by that. >> normally it takes a couple of snowstorms for people to learn how to drive again. ray: as you take a live look at 4, the road has reopened. the deputy chief says it is unlikely that any charges will be filed in connection with the accident. news 9. sean: traffic has eased in dover. this is video of the gridlock there this morning. it was the ripple effect of a section of the spaulding turnpike being shut down for hours due to another deadly crash. that road has since reopened. for a look at conditions now and what to expect for holiday travel, let's check in with

come any moisture on area roadways, we are looking at potential for things being better for the afternoon. the wind it will be an issue. areas of light snow in the north country. for essential and seven areas, -- essential and southern areas, there may be a few flurries. the winds making things much colder at the present time. a couple gusts at 20, 25 miles per hour. couple degrees above freezing in the mountains, it is the wind adding the extra chill to the air. from there we are going to continue to see gradual improvement on the wind and sky conditions over the next few days. what about the busy travel wednesday and thanksgiving? much more on that in a bit. sean: the first snow of the season has many people wondering what's in store for the upcoming winter. tonight in a special report, meteorologist josh judge looks

months, like la nina to the polar vortex. you explain what this year's drought means for winter and tell you the one thing that's been happening all month that could indicate how much snow we'll get. "the winter ahead" airs tonight, at 11:00. sean: right now crews are investigating a two-alarm fire that broke out in salem this morning. it happened at a house on zion hill road. firefighters from several communities were called to the scene. no word on injuries at this time. several londonderry em school students are recovering after their bus was hit by a truck this morning. police say some of the kids received a few bumps and bruises but they are expected to be ok. they were heading to matthew thornton elementary when authorities say a truck swerved into the bus to avoid hitting a car. the kids were then taken to londonderry high school, examined, and served milk and cookies. also new at noon, a manchester father is in custody, charged with endangering the welfare of his children. officers were called to 26-year-old james grenier's home

that he was harming himself. this is video of him being arraigned at this morning. police say when they entered his home, they found his two- and 4-year-old children in extremely unsanitary and unsafe conditions, with human and animal feces scattered throughout the home. officers say they found the 4-year-old in a harness covered in feces. the kids have been placed with their grandparents as dcyf investigates. happening now, a manhunt is underway in san to within the last hour authorities said "the uniform was the target." this is video just released of what is believed to be the suspect outside of police headquarters minutes before the shooting. abc's elizabeth hur has the latest developments. elizabeth: 4 officers in 4 cities ambushed from one of them murdered just outside police headquarters. >> of got an officer down in front of headquarters.

marconi was in his patrol car writing a traffic ticket when police say this car pulled up behind him, and then a man got out and shot the detective twice in the head through the passenger side window. >> we have been able to develop a suspect from the video surveillance. the suspect is described as a black male in his 20's, thin build, 5'8" to 5'10", with a goatee. elizabeth: meanwhile, in st. louis, another officer, a father of three, is in critical but stable condition after he was shot twice in the face, also while sitting in his patrol car. >> the officers that he saw the muzzle flashes and felt the glass breaking in the window as the shots struck him in the head. elizabeth: the alleged shooter in this case was later killed in a shootout with police. this morning, 2 more shootings

-- 2 more office is recovering, both during traffic stops. we are told and cemetery and st. louis, officers will now be working in pairs -- in san antonio and st. louis, officers will be making cap except in pairs. sean: big news announced today for dyn, the manchester-based internet management company. it has signed an agreement to be sold to global tech c preeminent brands such as netflix and twitter. the chief strategy officer for dyn says the sale will create the most comprehensive cloud computing platform in the world, . the details of the deal have not been released yet. catholic priests can forgive women who have had abortions. and donald trump interviewing more cabinet contenders, but there are growing questions about the president-elect's businesses and compex of interest. kevin: much colder air coming in.

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reach and wipe away." however, he still believes that terminating a pregnancy is a sin. the special permission is an extension of rights pope francis granted priests last year. president-elect donald trump today continues to interview potential cabinet nominees. he said yesterday that he'd made a couple of deals after spending the weekend vetting potential appointees. abc's lana zak tells us who's on his shortlist. lana: the parade of possible administration candidates continues today with former texas governork believed to be a possible contender for energy secretary. over the weekend president-elect donald trump held more than definite with more than 20 people, -- met with more than 20 people including mitt romney, , among the former critics that are now possible contenders for a cabinet position. mr. romney: we had a far-reaching conversation. lana: and more announcements may come today. a frontrunner for defense secretary, general james mattis. mr. trump tweeting, "he was very

drawdowns in afghanistan in advance them of the u.s. detention policy and our , approach to fighting radical jihadists. but women in the military may have issues with where he stands on the issue of women in combat. lana: the president-elect also met with real-estate developers in india, raising questions about how he will separate out his business interests from his new government responsibilties to avoid a conflict of interest. >> donald trump's going to have a real problem here. he criticized hillary for her foundation getting contributions from foreign companies. in this case, it would be a question of somebody trying to do business to try to get some sort of special favors from the government. lana: a spokeswoman for the trump organization told the new "new york times" that the meeting with the indian

sean: 6 keene state college students are spending their thanksgiving break protesting a pipeline project in north dakota. they raised money on a gofundme page and are planning to leave tomorrow. within the last few hours, one person was arrested in north dakota as hundreds of protesters clashed with police near the pipeline project. several people were treated after being hit with tear gas. meantime, it is cold outside. we have snow on the ground. kevin: the whole different feel compared to last week and the week before. more precipitation. sean: coming up, you may not have heard the word momtrepren eur but you may have seen the work in action. now to our u local hot shot. one granite stater sketched their love for snow. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u local members by logging onto

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>> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9

colder air continues to navigate northward, changing rainfall to snow last night. that is where we stand as we go through the noon hour in the north country, where the snow falls 22 degrees in pittsburg right now. in a complete winter scene it would look something like january. wolfeboro, four inches of snow. i will compact down some cash i will compact down some cash that will compact down som a few other areas, 3-4 inches of accumulation could southern areas of the state, a few breaks in the overcast. we continue to dry out but it doesn't mean we won't see a few more flurries and a snow shower in the afternoon. all in all, accumulation south of the white mountains is done. it will continue to go in the northern parts of the state from the white mountains to the great north woods.

expected to approach could this general swirl will slowly move its way up to the north and east. the effects will gradually diminished. we have the wind out there right now and that looks to stay in place for the time being. central and southern areas, there could be flurries through the afternoon. the north country, on the other hand, a different story come with a few additional inches of accumulation possibility in the next dayso up north, 22 in pittsburgh. we are in the mid-30's in southeastern areas come which helps area roadways. the winds will dry out the roadways. a much better evening commute for most, although you want to hang onto the steering wheel. gusting at times over 25 miles an hour. this wind will remain very noticeable tonight and brisk, as the temperatures will slide back

tomorrow, back into the 30's. notice temperatures continuing to cool off. yesterday we were in the 30's to upper 40's and then the temperature started to cool off from the southwest of the northeast. you can see that playing out here. gradual fade taveras guys -- to fairer skies. plenty of cold air to go. the air mass we had in place is not going anywhere anytime soon. seven-a forecast as you are going to see with the highs and the lows over the next five to seven days. scatter light snow up north. an additional few inches of accumulation tomorrow. a little more sunshine for southern areas but the wind adding extra bite to the air. it eventually sets of a great day of travel on wednesday. here comes the next area of clouds, and i think for thanksgiving we will have areas

depending on the time of day they occur. neither of what occurs thanksgiving and late friday night into sunday look like a major storm by any stretch of the imagination. we will look at cooler air each night with highs each afternoon, upper 30's to low range of the 40's. sean: all right, kevin, thanks. work-at-home moms have come a long way since the start of mary kay. abc's karen travers looks at momtrepreneurs, moms who want to work, but also have some flexibilty. karen: elizabeth wadsworth is a momtrepreneur. >> i work for plexus worldwide, a plant-based supplement company. karen: the word "momtrepreneur" may be unfamiliar, but you've probably seen their work in action on facebook or instagram. >> i'll send out a message and and said, "hey, i've been doing this a long time and the products really great and i would love to share more with

mary kay cosmetic parties, except they've moved out of the living room and online. elizabeth is one of thousands of women working for companies like beautycounter, lularoe, and stella and dot. skin-care company rodan and fields says it has around 150,000 independent consultants and reported a revenue of $626.9 million in 2015. a momtrepreneur is likely to be in their 30's or 40's, a woman who wants to work but have flexibility. >> it allows peoto of their work at home or off-hours when their kids are sleeping or after they finish their 9-5 jobs. >> i just fitted into the notes and crannies of the day. karen: it's hard work, a lot of hustling, and not always lucrative. rodan and fields reports that the average annualized income for one of their sales distributors was around 3$3100. when you scroll through facebook

can feel at times like you just cant escape a sales pitch. experts say sellers have to be careful not to overdo it risk alienating friends and family . >> i've bought from some of them, but i don't feel that i have to. >> you may roll your eyes once in a while but you're not mad about it. karen: as a military wife and mom of three young boys, elizabeth wadsworth says this is the type of work she can do forever, from anywhere. >> there's a huge social aspect of it. just communicating with people and their lives and connecting.

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sean: police in one texas community are spreading a little holiday cheer during traffic drivers with minor infractions, officers are handing out those things, turkeys. the thanksgiving staples were donated to the department by a local church that had some extras. officers say they know people could use the food and they're trying to build up some goodwill. kevin: that's a great idea. i've been called a turkey. more often than i care to admit.

wind continues tomorrow. still a few inches of accumulation up north. but then we quiet down in time for the busy travel they on wednesday could if you travel thursday and friday, a couple of rain instead showers. sean: starting tonight at 5:00, it's not just black friday arriving early this year. cyber monday is also getting a head start. and the controversial gates around manchester's new wal-mart are coming down for good. when you need to know about the changes happening today.

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