anthony miele a was pulled over for a routine traffic stop. when officers discovered he had a warrant, he allegedly leaving his child in a car. he is charged with endangering the welfare of a child. tom: it is a gusty night across the granite state in parts of the north country are seeing snow showers making for some slippery roads. in weare, the winds brought down trees on dustin tavern road. mike haddad has a look at how day. early, it was not much of an issue but they started to pick up in the afternoon. mount washington had a wind gust at 98 miles per hour. close to a 50 mile-per-hour wind gust in manchester. take a look at the winds right now, these are sustained winds. 5-25 miles per hour. still gusting. close to 40 in nashua. hang onto these winds and slowly, falling temperatures. those temperatures leading to snow in parts of northern new hampshire. shelley: tragedy in strafford today. a 62-year-old woman died after her kayak capsized on a choppy lake. wind gusts hit as high as 50 miles per hour in the water that community to understan

officers say they stopped 36-year-old anthony miele on friday for traffic violations . but then learned there was a warrant for his arrest in epping . they say that's when he ran. police finally used a taser to subdue and arrest him. road. a neighbor called for help because he thought the fire was burning a house. instead, a fire the land owner had legally started earlier re ignited. no one was injured, and no structures were damaged. a developing story now dozens of firefighters and a specialty team are back in the white mountain national forest to battle a large wildfire. the covered bridge fire was first spotted saturday afternoon in albany and has now burned more than 100 acres along the swift river. flames could be seen from miles away and crews are battling steep terrain forcing them to call off efforts overnight this is just one of several brush fires that burned over the weekend. >> what is unusual is that the fires will still burn deeper because we haven't had any substantial rain, so the ground is still pretty dry. sean: it's unclear how the fire in the white

a man accused of leaving his 2-year-old child in his car officers say they stopped 36-year-old anthony miele on friday for traffic violations but then learned there was a warrant for his arrest in epping. they say that's when he ran. police finally used a taser to subdue and arrest him, and the child is being cared for by family members. erin: president-elect donald trump is starting to put together his white house team, naming rnc chairman reince priebus as his chief of staff. the president-elect also says he to three million undocumented immigrants but is calling on americans to not be afraid of his presidency. abc's janai norman reports from washington. janai: the future of the government is taking shape. president-elect trump announcing chairman of the republican party, reince priebus, will be chief of staff. mr. trump: let's hear it, drain the swamp. washington insider with deep ties to republican leadership, and on the other, a fierce critic of the gop establishment. announcing former head of conservative breitbart news, steve bannon, will serve as chief strategist and senior counselor

salem police pulled over 36-year-old anthony miele for a traffic stop. when officers discovered he had a warrant he ran and officers tried to arrest him leaving a child in the car. he's charged with endangering the welfare of a child, resisting arrest and other crimes. a massachusetts teenager is recovering after being shot on a bike path in mattapan. this happened behind the ryan playground off river street. 16-year-old victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound, but is expected to be ok. state police are investigating, no arrests have been made. investigators are now looking into whether a drug overdose played a role in the death of a baby in police responded to the home when the grandmother found a five week old in a bed with two unresponsive adults. they administered an overdose reversal shot. at this point there is no confirmation whether drugs were involved. both adults are still being treated at the hospital. now to new hampshire's drug crisis. hundreds of health care providers across the state gathered yesterday to share solutions. the