zach fox from sandown over to ryan callahan from londonderry for the goal. 4-1 plymouth state. they weren't done. josh woody sets up andrew wigg for another goal, 5-1. wigg had 2 assists. and then it's ian mcgilvray and colby lanceleve passing it around, ending in a mcgilvray goal. they will play at salem state saturday at 2:00. >> the offense will be wide open. jamie merrimack valley coach : dave huckins. his pride hosted windham in the girls division two playoffs. pride in white. abby grandmaison with a step-back jumper on the baseline. freshman stephanie davis grabs the rebound and takes it in to score. remember that name, davis, for coach anne haky and the jags. here comes megan johnson right at us. great job to get control and score on the fly for valley. nice baseline jumper for kelsey kendzulak of windham. merrimack valley wins 62-45. the pride advance to play the goffstown grizz in the quarterfinals. all of tonight's tournament scores are on our sports ticker at the bottom of your screen. we dropped in on unh basketball practice this afternoon. the wildcats are part of

in londonderry, addiction can happen to anyone. in tilton, we need action and we need it right now.e have an opportunity on this floor right now in this debate in very thoughtful legislation, very bipartisan legislation, the comprehensive addiction and recovery act, to take act now. we owe it to all those who have lost their lives, their families who have been impacted and those who are struggling with addiction, the first responders in our community, the people who are working hard to turn this around in new hampshire and across this country. to all i thank them for the incredible work they're doing. we need to pass this legislation. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting passage of the comprehensive addiction and recovery act. this bill will make a difference, and i believe it will help save lives in new hampshire and across the country, and no doubt that passing this bill will make a difference. we will all need to continue to do more. we will all need to continue to fight for more and more support through the appropriations process in any way that we can, and i intend to

londonderry, new hampshire. good morning, new hampshire. we have that storm we're watching. through the weekend it'll start as rain near the coast, look at washington, d.c. at 8 a.m. it's rain then it changes to snow as you go inland and moves up to the northeast from there. much snow. to you by true green. george. >> thank you, ginger. >> they're excited today. >> whoo. >>> we all remember nora ephron. the driving force behind some of our favorite romantic comedies like "when harry met sally," "sleepless in seattle" and now a new documentary reveals her private side by her son. here's abc's chris connelly. >> on her way to becoming one of the most respected and admired writers of her time, nora ephron was never short on opinions. just ask her son. >> we are going to langer's for what my mother believed was the greatest pastrami sandwich in the world. >> reporter: show could make a rom-com rise like a souffle. >> yes, ah. >> i'll have what she's having. >> reporter: as a director of such films as "sleepless in seattle" she smashed hollywood's glass ceiling. >> it's you. >> i

londonderry, new hampshire. good morning, new hampshire. we have that storm we're watching.kend it'll start as rain near the coast, look at washington, d.c. at 8 a.m. it's rain then it changes to snow as you go inland and moves up to the northeast from there. to see how much snow. >>> we're off to a lovely start. we saw some sprinkles and a winter mix in ashtabula and as for your friday, a good amount of sunshine. the highs in the mid- to upper 40s and we do expect , though, through your weekend. >>> a all that weather brought to you by true green. george. >> they're excited >>> we all remember nora ephron. the driving force behind some of our favorite romantic comedies like "when harry met sally,"e" and now a new documentary reveals her private side by her son. here's abc's chris connelly. >> on her way to becoming one of the most respected and admired writers of her on was never short on opinions. just ask her son. >> we are going to langer's for what my mother believed was the pastrami sandwich in the world. >> reporter: show could make

londonderry, new hampshire. good morning, new hampshire. we have that storm we're watching.the coast, look at washington, d.c. at 8 a.m. it's rain then it changes to snow as you go inland and moves up to the northeast from there. watching that one to see how much snow. a high fire danger. highs in the mid 60s. mostly clear tonight with chilly lows in the 30s to low 40s. increasing clouds tomorrow, rain in the afternoon. that will mix with and change to snow overnight. minor accumulations north and west of dc. roads should stay wet insid >>> and all that weather brought to you by true green. george. >> thank you, ginger. >> they're excited today. >> whoo. >>> we all remember nora ephron. the driving force behind some of our favorite romantic "sleepless in seattle" and now a new documentary reveals her private side by her son. here's abc's chris connelly. >> on her way to becoming one of the most respected and admired writers of her time, nora ephron was never short on opinions. just ask her son. >> we are going to langer's for what my mother believed was the greatest pastrami

londonderry, new hampshire. >>> and all that weather brought george. >> thank you, ginger. >> whoo. >>> we all remember nora ephron. the driving force behind some of our favorite romantic comedies like "when harry met sally," new documentary reveals her private side by her son. here's abc's chris connelly. >> on her way to becoming one of the most respected and admired writers of her time, nora ephron was never short on opinions. just ask her son. >> we are going to langer's for what my mother believed was the greatest pastrami sandwich in the world. >> reporter: show could make a rom-com rise like a souffle. >> yes, ah. >> i'll have what she's having. >> reporter: as a director of such films as "sleepless in seattle" she smashed hollywood's glass ceiling. >> it's you. >> it's me. >> reporter: so much of what made nora ephron unforgettable. >> sometimes i wish my husband were dead. >> reporter: now in the splendid copy." >> i wanted to make her laugh. it was like winning an oscar. >> reporter: written by son where does that come from. >> my grandmother would say everything is copy and

a woman in londonderry spoke with me at community forum, terrified her brother would suffer reoccurrence as soon as he was released from prison because he wasn't getting treatment and she woos worried about his path to successful sun life with his he is still suffer ing from substance abuse disorder. angela from nashua, turned into al raying cry for others. she lost her mother to heroin over dose 1 years ago. adopted children of several aunts and cousins who lost battles with addiction. after all this, angela son and girlfriend became addicted to ag opioids and she overdosed in angela's home. her son is still battling withth heroin addiction. so many groups are working to support these individuals. we need to give them our support but they can not and should not have to do this alone. i really appreciate, i see my colleague, senator shaheen here from new hampshire, her leadership on this, i'm a cosponsor of senator shaheen's stand alone legislation which would provide emergency appropriations in order to combat the heroin and prescription opioid crisis facing our state in new hampshire.

in londonderry, addiction can happen to anyone. in tilton, we need action and we need it right now. we have an opportunity on this floor right now in this debate in very thoughtful legislation, very bipartisan legislation, the comprehensive addiction and recovery act, to take act now. we owe it to all those who have lost their lives, their families who have been impacted and those who are struggling with addiction, the first responders in our community, the people who are working hard to turn this around in new hampshire and across this country. to all i thank them for the incredible work they're doing. we need to pass this legislation. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting passage of the comprehensive addiction and recovery act. this bill will make a difference, and i believe it will help save lives in new hampshire and across the country, and no doubt that passing this bill will make a difference. we will all need to continue to do more. we will all need to continue to fight for more and more support through the appropriations process in any way that we can, and i intend t