plenty of open spots on winnipesaukee. a weak system moves in tomorrow, snow thundershowers, that means a trace to as much as an inch. a trace, just a few flurries could see up to an inch. another system tries to build in from a strong ocean storm well out to sea. then we get to the weekend, relatively quiet. a warm front means more clouds later saturday and a few flakes up north. then here go the temperatures again after dipping just a built over the next couple of days, 40

now a very serious problem. and i propose that we do that by imposing a tax on wall street speculation. when we cannot be effective internationally competing against countries all over the world unless we have that educated work force and that's one way to go forward. >> way than to do what i can as president to really look at the research about what works and then to work with teachers and school boards, principals and parents, everybody in a community to really understand what it is that will

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register, much like he did the week prior and started asking for money out of the register. reporter: no weapons were shown, but -- >> in both incidents he does his hand in his pocket for a while. basically insinuating that he does have a weapon or at least

sex offender took the stand today as his prison sentence is reduced. the tight deadline for a judge to make his decision. mike: a weak system moves in tomorrow with snow showers in some spots. a timeline plus the changes we'll see this weekend.

stand on this and other issues in the politics section of wmur.com. mike: another mild day out there, temperatures jumping well across new hampshire, especially in southern zones. up to 40 plus. take a look right now at the weirs, time lapse from earlier today, you do notice a little snow and that very thin film of ice out there. but all the notice a bit of maine ohing kurring during the late afternoon and it is nowhere close to being safe to venture out there on the big lake. plenty of open spots on winnipesaukee. a weak system moves in tomorrow, snow thundershowers, that means a trace to as much as an inch. a trace, just a few flurries could see up to an inch. another system tries to build in from a strong ocean storm well out to sea. then we get to the weekend,

jennifer: a stretch of ocean road in portsmouth will be closed well into the evening because of a broken gas line. the first leak was discovered at lunch time and while working on that crews found several other leaks along that line. the road will stay closed for at least a few more hours. and court street in concord should reopen in the next hour, after a water main break there. the damage closed down merrimack superior court, although the the cause of that break is still under investigation.

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made the deadline, ran out of her house in her pajamas to get to the post office site was postmarked in time. reporter: being chosen to be the first teacher in space cat aputted mcauliffe to international celebrity. but colleagues says she never forgot who she was. >> she was down in houston and she had told her people, you guys gotta fly me up to new hampshire and they said no no no we're in training here, and she said you have to fly me to new hampshire, it's the first day of school, i gotta be there. reporter: what had been a party atmosphere quickly changed once the disaster struck. but today was more about mcauliffe's legacy.

>> the federal government plays education, not only making sure that there's adequate funding, especially for the nutrition programs that are important to the learning experience for poor kids, but also the federal government in the past always played a big role in making college affordable for american families. so in order to make college oh forwardable again, instead of saddling our kid with a mountain of debt, in order to improve public education, our federal government needs to step up and keep pace with the investments required in this modern economy. it's not only about holding up best practices, not only about encouraging important standards and that no child is left behind, it's actually by improving educational outcomes and making college more affordable. and that's what i bend to do as president. >> we live in a very competitive global economy. and unless we have the best

twice, once after assaulting a man and once over a racketeering conspiracy. cianci was 74 years old. today marks 30 years since the "challenger" disaster. six astronauts and concord school teacher christa mcauliffe died when their space shuttle exploded just after liftoff. jennifer: today colleagues at the high school joined a special memorial. our ray brewer was there. reporter: a flag that is flown all over the country, including the capitol in christa's honor, flew at concord high school before making its way to its