is doing well in new hampshire? raymond buckley: it is exciting to see a lot of independence becoming involved in the campaign. actually think that there should be more people voting in the democratic primary on february 9 versus on the republican side. is hillary's candidacy, bernie sanders candidacy or martin o'malley as well. matt: you are saying that independents are more likely to vote in the democratic primary. who do you think that will benefit? could that benefit hillary clinton in a way? who does it benefit in terms of the candidates? 42% of the new: hampshire electro party cap wake up that morning and decide which ballots they are going to take. democratic or republican. battle, not just among the democrats but among the republicans as well. it has made a big difference in past elections. the 2000e look back to primary, where the independence were voting for john mccain and that ended up being a last-minute vote. i'm hoping that the independents will participate in the democratic primary. the 2008 primary,

of new hampshire. seacoast businessman mark connelly' s and the rate for governor did what his priorities would be and how he plans to campaign to get to concord. thank you for joining us. i am josh mcelveen. he has campaigned hard in new hampshire as a presidential candidate in the granite state. has been difficult to break through. what will it take? lindsey graham is my first guest. sen. graham: thank you very much. josh: you filed this week and got a little emotional talking about new hampshire' s place and how you feel it is in danger. sen. graham: the primary is at risk. national polling undercuts the primary. it used to be that we let voters decide who is the quality candidate. using polling to segregate the crowd out and say you are not worthy of being on the main stage because of a 2% polling in a 5% margin of error is ridiculous and it undercuts what we' ve done in new hampshire, to get to know the candidate as the candidate questions and let voters evaluate. josh: where do you think the nega

in new hampshire you can't win the state of new hampshire just by dumping money on it. reporter: then it was santorum's turn. >> you minimize the important tans of a state like new hampshire and iowa because you have the national media and the rnc winnowing the field. reporter: he sums up the current cycle so far in simple terms. >> i think it's been a debacle. josh: before you chalk this up to candidates saying what they think voters want to hear, consider that the chair of the republican national committee has already said he's open to changes in the next cycle, like regional primaries or some sort while the top democrat in the u.s. senate harry reid has already said new hampshire isn't diverse enough to represent the country. storm clouds forming in what could be a major primary battle of a different kind. we'll keep you posted on this. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. tom: well, those candidates certainly saying the right thing, no doubt about. that next in our continuing commitment coverage -- >> what is it you have that is so worth living for? jennifer: a hidden talent

. >> no one covers new hampshire this morning. >> good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on sunday, november 22nd, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the news in a minute, but the first forecast, josh, already. josh: not quite as nice as yesterday, but parts of the state will see a decent day. meredith at 43 degrees. there are a couple of spots with showers around, but there are few and far between. we're in the 30's all over nom in a moment. not all of the showers are reaching the ground. you notice the color coded doppler radar, the sleet mixing in and again, these are scattered and hit or miss. they'll be out. sunshine will break out in northern and western new hampshire today and southeastern new hampshire it stays cloudy. lower 50 and then things will slow down. night. state police say it appears a 18-year-old driver lost control of his car, driving off the road before crossing the injury line and hitting a toyota rav 4 head-on. 67-year-old janet withington and 63-year-old james bouchard were killed. police say it does not appear drugs or alcohol played a role in this crash. the cause, howeve

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:00. >> this may be a very, very important signature. or maybe not so important. we'll have to see what happens. josh: donald trump and martin o'malley became the first candidates to file for the new hampshire primary with democrat o'malley putting his name in a couple hours before the frontrunner arrived. thank you for joining us. i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. the this week marked 100 days until our first in the nation primary and the candidates aren't wasting any time getting their names on the ballot. josh: there was a big crowd to greet the first filers at the state house this morning. martin o'malley arrived just before 8:30 where he was greeted by secretary of state bill gardner. after filling out the paperwork and paying the fee, o'malley sat down to take questions. while he has struggle to keep pace with clinton and sanders, he feels his time is coming. >> this race is really only just begun. most voters here in new hampshire and in iowa are onl

this is about people in new hampshire and making sure that every person in new hampshire can have that quality of life, that we deal with addiction and we help the people that are addicted. we try to reduce the stigma so help. that is what i would say. be out there and be supportive. do everything we can and with a sense of purpose to address this epidemic, to fight it and end it. watching the 2016 race for the do you plan on making an endorsement? sen. ayotte: we are all watching at this point, i' m really watching the candidates, just like everyone else. seeing how they are doing in the town halls. are they answering hard questions? do they have a positive vision for this country to make sure we remain the best country in the world. josh: you are undecided still? sen. ayotte: absolutely. we are going to have an important role in february. the people of new hampshire take it very seriously. josh: let' s hope it stays that way. good to see you. sen. ayotte: i appreciate it. josh: we be back with more on new hampshire rebellion. er wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my pla

you're going to win new hampshire by ten points.hey won by 9.6 and went on to confirm the fact iowa picks corn and new hampshire picks presidents. after getting beat by bob dole and pat robinson and iowa. he won the new hampshire primary and after that of course he got the nomination of course elected what i would like to do -- in the book as you go through a variety of situations and achievements i would like to get into those of you don't if you don't mind, governor, give us a little insight. the cold war the wall came down and for the most part i think i reagan has recorded a good bit of credit for that. why don't you tell us a little bit about the personal relationship that developed between the chopped into president bush and how is humility and lack of ego contributed to the cold war coming to an end. >> i call this book of called this book of the quiet man.

crisis. >> no one covers new hampshire now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. on this sunday, november 8th, i'm erin fehlau in for amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories in just a moment. josh: it's cooler, milder spots around, look at the blue or soon to be blue skies there, clear skies over the seacoast and everywhere else. highly variable temperature-wise at the moment. 32 in keen, but 42 at the seacoast and 30's in western and northern new hampshire as well as concord at 36. so a chilly start out there and a little bit of a breezy making it feel cooler as well. there's a few clouds left over, mainly just in and around the mountains and through the morning, we'll see a lot of sunshine out there as high and it delivers beautiful weather and these are average temperatures for this time of year, but it hasn't been for a while. we may not be quite-- we'll look at the rest of the week ahead in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. laconia police arrest a man accused of shooting into the ground. neighbors heard what they thought was a gunshot. when officers arrived,

new hampshire. 6:00 on this saturday. november 21st. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories and first, josh judge is in the weather center. >> good morning, it's a chilly start for sure. a look at hampton beach where it's 34 degrees and 30's in some spots and 20's in many as well. it's 20 degrees in berwin and concord and 35 in manchester. high, thin clouds will push in through the day today. it will being a mixture of sun and high clouds that may thicken up later in the day. look at that there is rain and snow, chicago seeing snow this morning. not here. highs in upper 40's, near 50 degrees. we'll have a look at your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. amy: we begin this morning with a serious accident in the lakes region just after 4:00 this morning in belmont. fire officials telling us at least one person was trapped inside a vehicle. no word on that person's condition. it's unclear if there are any road closures at the moment due to the accident. the death of a baby boy has now been

says it is now assisting the manchester police department and new hampshire attorney general's office as they continue to investigate the murder of da nice rob netter the city's north end. in august robert was out for a walk when she was shot and killed on ray street. robert had gone for a walk every sunday night for the past six years in the community, police say neighbors saw a pickup truck driving from ray street to carpenter street and speed back towards the city. one homeowner says he signed the permission form to allow police to search his yard in hopes of catching the killer. >> i don't have any concerns, so i signed the paper. so i have no problem with that. i think that everyone should be cooperative. reporter: because the f.b.i. is assisting police and the a.g.'s office, it says it can't comment any further, and the reward for any information on this case is now more than $42,000. mike cronin, wmur news 9. jennifer: to hudson where a disturbing find was made inside a trick or treat bag. police confirm a parent was going through the bag today and found a razor blade. it's not

here in new hampshire 2.08. kids technology maker vtech says the personal information of 5 million customers and their children may have been stolen by hackers. the data base includes the names, birth dates and genders, but not any credit card numbers. in response, the company has contacted those affected and temporarily suspended some of its websites. josh: this cyber monday could set a record for online shopping, although many retailers have expanded online holiday deals over several days. today is still expected to bring in more than 3 billion in sales. some proof that shoppers are still responding to cyber monday deals. this was the message that greeted peel on targets website mid morning. a busy signal there. so black friday though is losing some of its luster, it appears. preliminary numbers from in year show that sales fell by more than a billion dollars compared to last year. that doesn't necessarily mean that people didn't go shopping, since a lot of retailers are offering the same deals online, so a lo

hampshire? >> all aboard the world's first mountain climbing cog railway. washington, the highest peek-- peak in northeast. santa and his elves will be joining passengers for a special round trip through the winter wonderland of mount washington. it's christmas in the village this weekend, in belmont, visit an array of christmas stops and raffles and door prizes will be available as well. and surf is up in nashua, the first ever surfing venue in the united states is hosting a junior surfing competition today. surfers between the ages of 10 and 15, it's sanctioned by the eastern surfing association, this is the second surfing competition to be held in the united states and the first is held at surf's up in august of 2014. the competition gets underway. well, it got underway 15 minutes ago and that's what's happening, new hampshire. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, friday night football, all about playoff this is week number 11 which means we've reached the semifinals. let's

reporter: but the attorney new hampshire prevents the new hampshire from handing out the cards until a registered and approved treatment center opens here. >> it's intended to be a very structured system and they want to be able to track where the cannabis is coming from, who it's going to and to ensure that a high quality product. reporter: the a.g.'s office says if the cards are issued now, dhhs can't monitor patients who are receiving medical marijuana from other states. >> the alternative treatment centers must keep a data base of what strains are working for what patients, for what systems. is there a lot. interplay here that's intentional. reporter: but in her case by the time treatment centers open in new hampshire, it may be too late. >> a lot of people who would have benefited have since passed on because of the delay of the state. reporter: i spoke with the maine department of health and human services this afternoon. a spokesperson said people from out of state can get medical marijuana from maine dispensaries, but they need to have an i.d. card from their home state. the

new hampshire. i'm tom griffith, wmur news 9. sports. >> well, the second season will begin today. 24 high school football teams will play in the playoffs. we'll begin our previews in division one. this is our friday night football week 10 report. they won the west conference title, 6-3. showdown. the teams met back in week 3. bedford cruised to a 43-22 win, but like all teams tell you, that's then and this is now. game time today is 4:00. >> and we basically can't make the mistake in the big game like a few weeks ago, we've got to play a cleaner game and try to stop the self-inflicted wounds. >> i think that just making sure that everyone is on point the whole game. >> the offense is strong the same as week three and score points on them and shut down the wide receivers. >> the offense is strong and defensively shut down the receivers, number 7 is good. a good quarterback, but i think we can handle it. >> the other game in the bracket is top seeded goffstown. nashua has been playing some of its bes

northern new hampshire above average as well. here are your highs around the state, northern new hampshire in the mid 50's, so a little too warm for snow making. although the nighttime temperatures are dipping down, it's just the daytime temperatures that we have to watch out for. one year ago today in concord, here's the temperatures we were seeing for highs, mostly 40's and a couple 50's, one 60-degree day, in comparison to this week, we're expecting 60's to near 70 all week. but last year in northern new hampshire look at where the temperatures topped off this same exact week, mostly in the 40's and 30's. that's the reason they were able to make snow last year. not so much this year, at least for this week. mike haddad will have a closer look at the temperatures to expect for the rest of this week in a few minutes. josh: it's been four months now since new hampshire's hands-free driving law went into effect and police say they have been handing out tickets, just not as many as for speeding. heather hamel is live with a look at

new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: 6:00 on sunday, november 1st. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to that, but first, josh judge gives us the forecast. did you give up the vampire fangs? >> that's right, things are back to normal, only we're an hour behind. we see some light there thanks to setting the clocks back this morning. hey, what, we are about 10, 15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this same time when we were in the 20's most of the state. now 30's and most cases 40's at the moment and some scattered showers have been rolling through overnight. there's a few more to go, but the showers will be breaking up, those you see to our west. so it will be a few here and there through the morning and mid day hours and we might see some breaks of sun as we head into this afternoon. so, cloudy this morning, a couple of showers, highs today in the 50's and 60's. we'll talk about the rest of the week ahead coming up in a few minutes. amy: as you just heard josh mention, daylight saving t

announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur new9 at 6:00. -- news 9 at 6:00. >> a morning filled with football, and if you remember last year, it was filled with snow and power outages.

she wants new hampshire to know how this affects victims. the >> this isn't a 17-year-old that made a mistake. this is a grown man that hurt a child for 10 years over and over again. heather: this woman whose identity we will not reveal was shocked when the man who assaulted her decades ago in manchester was trying to get off the sex offender registry. heather: when you are a murderer, you don't become a murderer anymore. he is a sex offender. he doesn't get to be not a sex offender anymore. heather: the man who pled guilty has been allowed by the courts to go by john dough. he wanted to qualify for public housing and wasn't allowed to registry. in february, the supreme court prior to 1994 before lifetime restrictions were enacted can apply to get off the registry, but the coalition against domestic and sexual violence says there are few guidelines regarding this. >> a handful of sex offenders have already been removed from the registry in new hampshire without hearings and without victims having any participation. heather: and according to

. >> known covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. stephanie: one person was killed in an early morning car crash in manchester. now one of the drivers is in custody facing a felony charge. good evening. i' m stephanie woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now live from the scene of the crash on lake avenue with the latest on the investigation. kristen: this area behind me was closed for several hours as police continued their investigation. the scene has been cleared and flowers have been left behind. people in this neighborhood are left wondering how this crash happened. this was the scene early sunday killing one person. >> i was coming down the alley way and my buddy said you gotta help me. kristen: larry powell and his friend tried to help the people weren' t far behind. >> they had the jaws of life, and they had to pry the doors open. i knew right then they were going to be hurting. kristen: the crash happened around 4:00 a.m. involving a honda pilot and a volkswagon s.u.v. the driver of the volkswag

the second in new hampshire 19th in new hampshire. the republicans will go at it a few nights before. >> stephanie ramos, des moines, iowa. there's an effort underway to build a state memorial for new hampshire men and women lost in >> it's wmur's adam sexton reports they've enlisted the bravest soldiers. >> in boscawen, they honor their heroes and made across two and a half american centuries. those who gave their lives for their country in iraq and memorialized. >> the global war on terror is my generation's war. >> retired army sergeant pitts received the medal of honor for extraordinary acts of heroism in afghanistan. and now he's helping to try to on terror. sacrifice. for those who are left behind, you never get over the loss, it helps you live with it, right, so that's why it was important for me to get involved. >> he understands what it means to lose loved ones in war. he and his brothers in arm were in a small village. 48 u.s. soldiers faced down 200 insurgents. pitts suffered near fatal wounds, but fought on, at one point a

clearing skies in southern new hampshire by morning. your weekend, bright and blustery for saturday, bright and breezy on sunday, and a fairly good start to next week. >> new england cross country team that wants to win tomorrow. [sfx:] all candidates' voices talking over one another my dad carried mail on his back. they called him "john the mailman" and they loved him because he looked out for everyone in those neighborhoods. i learned something from my father, do your best to look out for other people. we turned ohio around and we created jobs and cut taxes and balanced our budgets. john kasich's for us. new day for america is responsible for the content of i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their ed

quick start, new hampshire, it is known for its -- stark, new hampshire, is known for its beautiful views. also this unassuming piece of land off of 110. remnants of an old prison camp that people around here remember fondly. >> i went up and found a man who worked in the camp and he told me, it was the best thing that ever happened to us. >> this dartmouth professor captured that story in a book. a story he says that began while world war ii raged overseas. with many local men in the service, the brown paper company was in need of laborers. >> they asked the war department for some german pows to cut the pulpwood. >> in april of 1944, camp stark opened and the tiny town had 200 inmates as neighbors. this woman was 10 years old at the time. >> i remember going by the pow camp and we would do this because we did not want to see >> he was a 20-year-old soldier when he was sent to new hampshire two guard pows. >> most of them were young fellows, like i was. >> the prisoners were mostly germans. they were among a group of anti-nazi soldiers who had been punished in the homeland. >> they would

bush had a decent few days in new hampshire. one of them notes that the state has a history including john mccain in 2000 and 2008 of throwing a lifeline to candidates who appear to be teetering. skeptical but we'll see. that's it for "inside politics." we'll see you soon. "state of the union" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> live from new york, it's donald trump! >> it's great to be here. i will tell you it's going to be something special. many of the greats hosted, as you know, like me in 2012. >> the republican frontrunner joins us live just hours after his snl hosting gig. and trump's biggest threat, dr. ben carson facing new questions about his life story. >> there is a desperation. will the glare of scrutiny hurt or help him? plus senator bernie sanders promising to, quote, kick butt when it comes to hillary clinton. will he go on the attack to beat that clinton surge? an

the like hope for new hampshire recovery, the only treatment center of its type in new hampshire. >> this would increase support for those programs we have seen that make a difference for people. erin: senator kelly ayotte is asking hhs to designate this epidemic is a public health the. sean: a seacoast woman has received a temporary order of protection against a ballet director after accusing him of sexually assaulting her well on an international competition in 2014. the fbi would not confirm or deny if they are investigating. the woman says they are and is speaking out. in a petition for a stocking temporary order of protection, lissa curtis alleges that cosmin marculetiu, the ballet director of new england movement arts, sexually assaulted her several times over 10 days in romania. a judge counter allegations to be credible. cosmin marculetiu has not had the opportunity to respond to the allegations in court. >> the remainder of the trip, he kept that hotel key and he came that -- to that room and repeatedly raped and assaulted me. i would have gone for help, but he was my help.

here in new hampshire we're averaging 2.08. dropping gas prices won't make much difference when it comes to the fuel surcharges from some delivery companies. josh: fed expeks u.p.s. charge 5% on top of regular delivery prices to cover the cost of fuel. u.p.s. says business clients often prefer to have their cost itemized so they can see the surcharge separately. both companies say the fuel charges have been lowered since last year. now a licensed mortgage broker. the tech company launched its lending service this week, it comes pairs mortgage options to help home buyers find the best loan and right now the service is only available in california. but google does plan to expand into other states. and those california crowds can get even more shopping time in by letting someone else now fill their gas tanks. the app, purple, now offers on demand fillups, all you have to december make sure the fuel door is open, right now purple is only operating in southern california. jean: might come in handy if you run out of gas too. scary mo

here in new hampshire it's 2.10. the u.s. government has fined takata $70 million for the way it handled recalls of defective airbags. josh: u.s. regulators also ordered the company to stop making the airbag inflaters at the heart of those recalls. the national highway safety administration has the authority to add up to 130 million collars to follow those terms. and safety ratings for new vehicles will soon include information on automatic braking systems. the national highway safety administration says it's reached an agreement with 10 auto makers to make that technology a standard feature. it will start including the brake systems in ratings in 2018. jean: a federal report says t.s.a. screenings may not be as effective as hoped. the government accountability office says t.s.a. security measures aren't consistent and that the agency doesn't have a system to know if its procedures actually work. while testifying before congress today an inspector general said investigators were regularly able to breach security screenings. i

tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle," it follows "world news." we'll see you back here tonight right after" shark tank.." jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against

the republican kasich was in new hampshire or has been in new hampshire with increasing frequency, and after filling out the paperwork he told reporters he believes the selection process for candidates is just as it ought to be. >> this is the way to do it. forget me. this is a great process. people of new hampshire make really good choices and then they present it to the country, and then the country takes it from there. josh: in early afternoon it was new jersey governor chris christies turn to take the traditional march into the secretary of state's office, he was joined by his wife mary pat as he often has been on the campaign trail. christie also placed a high emphasis on doing well in the granite state but says this was a trip that he's been looking for to for a long time. >> this is the moment you think about, when you come into the state house in new hampshire and you sign the papers and give them your $1,000 check and you become a candidate for president of the united states in the first in the nation primary. josh: one of the big questions facing christie today though is his

iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada. reporter: as for his own education, o'malley says he was a bit of a late bloomer. >> how do i say this? i was never in danger of skipping a grade. reporter: one subject o'malley loves is music, in high school he started a band and it kept him pretty busy. >> at the time there was about seven full-time irish bars in the area and only three fuel time bands. so we weren't very good, but we started getting hired. from the age of 17 i was playing in bars and sometimes three or four nights -- he's looking at me crazy. , no i would never let you do that. reporter: o'malley credits his parents for his pursuit of public service and his mom still stays on top of him, like the time he used salty language on social media. >> she scolded me once and said word. all my friends say that they saw you use that word on face page. [laughter] . i said, mom, what's face page? about. reporter: since o'malley's wife is a judge, she can't join him on the campaign trail. this endeavor is clearly still a family

how they' plans to stop drug abuse. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: police raids and a standoff in paris lead to arrests in the paris terror attacks. we' re learning what lead authorities to an apartment building just north of paris. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. abc' s marci gonzalez is in paris with the latest on the hunt for suspects. marcy: new video out tonight of the moments that explosive siege targeting the paris attacks mastermind began. french swat teams trying to bust into this apartment building but running into a reinforced door. and once inside met by gunfire. terrified families living nearby shocked awake by the barrage of bullets. >> boom boom boom tatatata. boom boom boom boom. >> when it was all over eight , arrested and at least two dead. a woman who detonated a suicide belt, and another person killed by a grenade. this cell phone video shows swat teams leading suspects, some stripped of their clothing, away from the scene. the apartment building itself pockmarked and barely standing. so fa

governor christie is still planning events here in new hampshire tomorrow. he' ll host town hall meetings in stratham and windham. ohio governor john kasich will with stops planned in berlin, wakefield, and dover. of course you can follow all of the presidential candidates using wmur' s candidate tracker on our website, wmur.com. tom: it was a beautiful friday in the granite state. now it' s cooling down a bit. you are taking a live look at portsmouth where right now it is 41 degrees outside. chief meteorologist mike haddad has your weekend forecast. mike haddad: the temperatures are a little bit above average, but not as warm as we had today. 41 and portsmouth, 20 off of behind from earlier. we hit 61. the rain ended early this week -- morning. we are cooling back into the 20' s, and lower 30' s for many. if you low 40' s for manchester and the coast. cooler tomorrow, by 10 degrees. lower to mid 40' s in the higher terrain. elsewhere, upper 40' s from the lake region to the south. a few low 40' s along the canadian border. lots of sunshine, scattered clouds

a few clouds through southern new hampshire at times. overall, a generally mostly sunny day is on the way for tomorrow. another cold night. tuesday morning, we start off with sunshine. there comes the system moving in bringing clouds and maybe a passing struggle. most of the day should be dry until late in the day. late day or early evening the chance for showers opens up. scattered showers and perhaps on through the day on wednesday and tapering off wednesday afternoon or evening. getting windy and cold are all over again for thursday. let' s take you through these day by day for the temperatures to expect. in northern new hampshire, you could see overnight tonight temperatures as low as single digits, especially in sheltered valleys. other areas with high terrain around low double digits. central parts of the state between 16 and 20. seven new hampshire, same thing. low-lying valleys could be in the mid-teens. toward the seacoast, milder. it is not that mild. it is still cold. tomorrow, another chilly one. there is a look at the high t

emergency over new hampshire's heroin epidemic. welcome back. i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. as heather hamel reports, these women hope to get enough resources to address the problem from top to bottom. reporter: yes, these women say we all know what we need to do, but there's not enough money to do and it that's where the federal government can help. >> my fire comes from personal experience in losing a child to this, and anything i can do to participate in turning this around and putting in action a solution is what i'm all about. reporter: makeup artist chris has become a voice in the fight against the heroin epidemic. she says it's out of advocacy and a way to help her heal after losing her stepdaughter to an overdose. she's trying to open an emergency recovery shelter in her stepdaughter's name, amber's place. >> but we're stuck on funding because we don't have enough money to staff the facility that would need to be open 24-7. reporter: just one reason she and two other women are calling on the u.s. department of h

tom: new hampshire has a new millionaire. the one million dollar powerball ticket was sold yesterday at antrim market place on main street. the winner hasn' yet. these are the winning numbers right there on your screen. shelley: thanks for joining us for news9 tonight at 11. tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, talking over one another my dad carried mail on his back. they called him "john the mailman" looked out for everyone in those father, do your best to look out for other people. we turned ohio around and we created jobs and cut taxes and balanced our budgets. john kasich's for us. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and

anselm college and the new hampshire union leader are partners. if you'd like to submit a question for either debate, go to wmur.com. should be an exciting december and february. jennifer: not too far off. tom: next tonight, the first of its kind meeting to brain storm solutions to new hampshire's heroin emergency. jennifer: plus the kickoff of a very special holiday campaign that puts smiles on thousands of kids' faces year after year. >> in sports a long-time new england college football coach it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. tom: the legislative special session to address the heroin and opioid crisis heard six hours of testimony in concord today.

that means dancing with the stars moves to me-tv new hampshire at 8:00. me-tv is on comcast channel 298 308 or 945. metrocast channel 299. argent channel 6 or 15. and over the air on 9.2. you can also watch the show on demand at abc-go.com wednesday morning. tom: can you go over that one more time? [laughter] let' s go over to jamie and find jamie the celtics have been : playing a fast, fun brand of basketball and winning. tonight they got to put their new-found success to the test against a good team, the dallas mavericks. 4 straight wins for the mavs coming into the game at td garden. 4th qtr 83-77 celtics. dirk norwitzi hits the 3 pointer. down the stretch in the 4th. isiah thomas drives and dishes to jared sullinger. he misses the shot, but follows it up and scores. celts up 91-87. then dallas went on a 9-0 run, darren williams 3. dallas would take a 96-91 lead. jared sullinger with a 3. but the c' s were down by 2. mavericks win 106-102. c' s host the nets friday, at the nets sunday. they need to win both of those games because the c' s own the nets

the message this group wants to send to new hampshire' s senators. mike: from dry and cold to dry and warmer. how temps play out as we move into the thanksgiving holiday, and if the pattern stays storm-free. shelley: newly 300 granite stators have dried from doug -- died from drug overdoses. how their children john lives have been changed forever. tom: a couple from manchester now charged with accessory after the fact of murder in connection with a burned body that was discovered along railroad tracks in the state of massachusetts. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. the upgraded charges against julian and shannon squires accuse them of being involved in the disposal of the body. wmur' s suzanne roantree has more on today' s developments. suzanne: not only were the charges against the squires upgraded but investigators say they think they know what the motive is behind the 29 yearolds death. police also issued an arrest warrant for a long-time friend of julien squires who they believe is the killer. >> state police investi

let's focus on ohio and new hampshire.people with metrics what the truck campaign has built in those two states for those who are skeptical and say he is just running on big rallies. hampshire, we have every single town covered and we have multiple people in those towns. in iowa and have 1800 people already lined up for all the delegate locations. day,they come on caucus those people will know where to go. that's just the beginning. we are 84 days away from iowa and we continue to build there. we have a thousand public endorsements in new hampshire without even trying. mark: are you doing paid or volunteer calls to voters? >> volunteer. it varies per state. if you go to the manchester 25ice you would have volunteers making phone calls, getting people to commit to donald trump president. mark: let's talk about ben carson. he is saying he is being scrutinized more than anybody in the race. mike huckabee said this morning, you ain't seen nothing yet. he had nostie said sympathy for carson. do you and mr. trump inc. the scruti

i will be a pragmatic voice for all new hampshire. sean: he is pledging that if he he says, like john lynch, he has no interest to go to washington. he is the second democrat in the race. state house majority leader jack flanagan has stepped down from his duties effective immediately. he recently formed an exploratory committee to consider running for congress in the second district. this is the seat currently held by annie kuster. erin: a small plane registered to a man from rye has crashed off the coast of queens, new york. the coast guard says they have recovered a body. the beechcraft plane crashed around 8:00 last night a mile and a half from breezy point. the debris was found about an hour and a half later. the plane is registered to james mcgee of rye, but it is not clear if he was actually on board or why the plane went down. meantime, both american and british officials say they now a russian jetliner that crashed in the egyptian desert may have been brought down by a bomb with isis. the area indefinitely. lana zak reports. l

a look at the satellite view, just northern new hampshire and far northern new hampshire at that. it's causing a couple of clouds, but the air is so dry, it's not doing a whole lot with it. here is the front pushing south. as it drops out of canada. it cools things down and this time of year is when we have our coldest weather and that's no exception here, exempt except it's going to be the warmest or second warmest the past couple of days here in new hampshire. here is the coolest air. right now, november is in the first spot for the warmest november in history, however, with this cold air equalizing out. we'll see if that knocks it down at all and knocks us into second place. we'll see what happens into the weekend and tomorrow. all right, so lots of sunshine on the way for today. futurecast does a good job pointing that out and a few clouds could linger and maybe a flurry or two in the mountains on the northern slopes, but that's about it. everywhere else we are clear to mostly clear out there today and tonight. tonight, a colder night than what we've just gone through. a lot o

central and southern new hampshire cooling back to lower to mid 40's. and a little above that concord points south and southeast. temperatures overnight tonight, upper 20's and lower 30's for many. early tomorrow morning it will be 30's to around 0 and then a nice jump back into the 50's. fair skies towards new england, you're starting to notice increasing high clouds to our south. and south of that over the my atlantic region that's where the next system is coming in from, some beneficial rain starting as early as tomorrow afternoon. but the here and now showing it all clear, that will allow temperatures to fall off quite a bit, 20's to lower 30's by early morning. sunshine to start off your tuesday, then the cloud will be on the increase, and the rain likely picks up during the late part of the afternoon, over southern new england and the northern edge of that will likely make it into southern parts of the granite state after 3:00 or 4:00. generally again light rain here. notice beyond that time frame the lane lifts to the north and picks up in intens

amy coveno has more on the limits new hampshire has when it comes to this. reporter: good evening. states have no power to prevent legally admitted refugees from residing in their state. the policy is governed at the federal level for the refugee act of 1980. governor hassan made headlines monday when she became the first democratic governor to call for a freeze on syrian refugees entering the united states. today she says some misunderstood her position. >> what i'm calling for is a every government is to keep its people safe. >> let me clear this up for you. i have no choice of whether i can accept or reject as a mayor of a city, you don't have that ability. reporter: frustration in the mayor's office spilling out onto the radio. mayor gatsas called in to a national talk show to clarify his position on refugees in the queen city. >> if there are syrian refugees coming to, whether it's new hampshire or any other state in this country that they are vetted properly. report the vetting process is vigorous, according to amy, she's been helping refugees resettle in the u.s. for 20 year

higher elevations of vermont and new hampshire. some windy, drier, and cooler days for your weekend plans. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from and right now, you'll get 50 meg 79.99 a month online for your first year. we'll give you all the premium 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. >> talking about a loss at home for the bruins. they don't like it at home apparently but they got four more games at the garden over the next couple of days. dennis sidenburg made his season debut tonight. made in two-zero less than six in but the colorado stormed back. they tied the game in the first period and francois tied it at two and said that way into the third period. this is the type of game they can't lose. colorado takes it three-two. sels. >> reporter: his son deangelo was born here and over the years he's visited patients like jon lester, john ferrel

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanksgiving is tomorrow. potatoes. sean: i' i' ve not a -- i might actually venture into a grocery store today. a helmet on, football pads. kevin: i have about 10-12 cans of cranberry sauce ready to go. [laughter] kevin: that is just for today. we start off with a fairly light wind, allowing temperatures to drop back into the teens and 20' s. it will be nothing but sunshine into the afternoon. 37-45 from north to south. warmer temperatures for your thanksgiving and friday. we will have more details in a bit. let' wednesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. if you are starting your travel, all major roads in new hampshire are moving well and up to speed. everything is nice and quiet and incident-free. the bedford tolls look good on the everett turnpike. the hampton tolls are incident-free. if you are heading south of the border, everything looks great in massachusetts. this report is being brought to you by peters ho

new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news9 tonight. shelley: it' s a quiet night in manchester as we take a live look outside our studios. a cold 30 degrees out there. thank you for joining us. i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. the quiet forecast will last actually see a little warm up. let' s get the thanksgiving forecast from chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: already beginning to warm up. it' s cold down in the valleys where many of us reside. coastline. last night at this hour route around 10, the night prior down near zero. the warm air is overriding the cool stuff right at the low levels and producing a low cloud deck beginning to stretch in over the monadnock region over western and central parts of massachusetts. it' s moving northeastward so tomorrow many will wake up to low clouds and a couple of sprinkles. we cannot rule that out for thanksgiving morning. when the afternoon a little brighter and milder. what about the warmer temperatures on friday? we will look at that straight ahead.

good stuff. the new hampshire primary. coming up, one major president has not filled -- presidential candidate has not filled out the paperwork just yet. shelley: could this winter be a repeat of the last? mike: in the short-term term it' s all about wet weather. shelley: in commitment 2016 coverage, republican presidential candidate jeb bush ended his new hampshire tour with a town hall meeting in londonderry this evening. tom: earlier in the day, the former florida governor met with employees at dynamic network services in manchester. bush promised that if he is elected, he will ensure new hampshire' s primary remains first in the nation. he filed for the state' s primary at noon. former new york governor george pataki also filed today. pataki admits he gave some thought to dropping out of the race, but was inspired by the ecouragement he' s received to stay in it. tomorrow is the last day to file for the new hampshire primary sign the paperwork friday shelley: it' s the question many of us have been pondering since last

primary. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:30. josh: 30 years to life in prison, those are the identical sentences handed down to two of the three men who murdered an 18-year-old from mad write nearly a year and a half ago. i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. aaron wilkinson was attacked with knives and a machete, his killers dumped his body in maine. jennifer crompton is live outside stratford superior court with more on the suspects' plea deals. reporter: pinette and tatum took responsibility for their actions earlier when they pled guilty to second degree murder in exchange for willingness to testify against the third man involved. so today the court imposed their agreed upon 30-year sentences. but it was also a day for aaron wilkinson's family to speak, remembering a caring and loving young man. >> my life stopped on june 21st, 2014. words cannot express the pain and anguish our families have endured since this senseless brutal murder. reporter: the mother of 18-year-old aaron wilkinson says she'

in new hampshire are tackling issues of national security. how they plan to approach foreign policy, if elected. might: when a shower could move thanksgiving week. shelley: and a new hampshire country to become an alzheimer' how they' re catering to customers with memory loss. tom: and this just in a woman victims killed today in mali. s claiming responsibility for the most recent terror attack. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news nine tonight. tom: at 11:00 tonight the death , of a baby boy has now been ruled a homicide to -- homicide. today investigators revealed 11 month old shawn sylvester died want -- from once force trauma to his head. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. while no one has been charged with the infant' s homicide, a man in the house where the baby was allegedly hurt has been arrested on different charges. wmur' s jean mackin joins us live to explain. jean: investigators have not drawn a connection but did arrest a man living in the alexandria home where they be