for the latest let's go to chiefments mike haddad. mike: big changes from the morning commute to this evening's commute. major ponding on some roads, and still a concern for very minor flooding, anywhere from the mount washington valley points south and west into the heart of the lakes region, flood warning will likely be allowed to expire on schedule at 6:15. but you may see some very minor issues in parts of northern new hampshire. also the river flood warning for the pemigewasset has been canceled as wells good news there. take a look at doppler radar, all the action shifting out into the canadian maritimes and we're left with lighter showers in the great north woods, parts of the white mountains, while it's dry over central and southern new hampshire. and that drying trend will build in statewide as we go through the night. and tomorrow we're left with just mostly cloudy skies south, and some partial sunshine in northern and central parts of new hampshire. we'll be breezy and on the cool side. a little more typical what was we get

prosecutors say ramsey haddad gave campaign contributions to an elected official in allentown in returning with the city. court documents don't identify the elected official by name, but say he announced his candidacy for federal office on april 17. that's when ed pa lousky announced he was running for the senate. he hasn't been charged with a crime. >>> new at 11:00, a new jersey police officer will face criminal charges in a deadly wrongway accident in march on staten island. sources telling our sister station wnbc in new york that the driver had a blood alcohol limit three times the legal limit when he hit a tractor-trailer head on. two were killed and a third injured. >>> the man at the center of a high profile philadelphia kidnapping case says money made him do it. delvin barnes pleaded guilty to kidnapping charges today. he told a federal judge he needed money and grabbed carlesha freeland-gaither in a robbery gone wrong. he grabbed her off a germantown street and forced her into his car. barnes said in court today he needed money to return to his home state of virginia. he claime

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