ray: brian harrington faces a slew of charges in new hampshire stemming from the high speed chase on saturday, but before he deals with those charges he will go back to maine to deal with an assault charge. harrington told the judge that he was waiving extradion where he is charged with aggravated assault. harrington was arrested after allegedly leading a new hampshire trooper on a chase that began on i-95, around quarter to six saturday evening. harrington was spotted speeding and having difficulty staying in his lane, nearly striking a guardrail. the trooper tried to pull him over but police say harrington accelerated heading west on 101. eventually stop sticks were deployed and the front and rear tires on the driver's side were punctured, but police say eventually police say that harrington fled into the woods near exit one in manchester, where he was quickly arrested. in new hampshire he's been charged with aggravated dwi, disobeying a police officer, reckless conduct, transporting drugs, and resisting arrest. harrington has made bail on those charges but is scheduled to be arrai

authorities say 35-year-old brian harrington was first spotted driving dangerously on interstate 95 in portsmouth saturday evening. investigators say the chase stopped in manchester near exit where harrington reportedly one, tried to run into the woods. he is facing several charges, including aggravated dwi, resisting arrest, and transporting drugs. josh: quite a bit, actually. there was an airport weather warning in manchester due to the thick fog. they just cancel that the cause the fog has thinned. that is a good sign. it is really thinning quickly. temperatures handling upwards -- temperatures heading upwards into the mid-60's and even low 70's. but clouds moving, meaning partly sunny with a possible shower. today, upper 60's and maybe low 70's this afternoon in southern new hampshire. scattered showers tonight. tomorrow, early clouds and fog. and we go back to 70's this week. today, we may hit it in a couple of locations. tomorrow, tuesday, and wednesday, 70's and maybe even and 80 degree reading tuesday or wednesday. amy: unbelievable run of whether on social security and medicar

jennifer: a maine man who led police on a car chase in new brian harrington will be returned to maine to face an aggravated assault changer charge. he was arrested after a chase that ended in portsmouth. police used stop sticks to blow out his tires. a massachusetts appeals court says a new hampshire man cleared of a murder in a 1969 cold case can still be tried for perjury. massachusetts in 2012. a perjury charge against him ales he falsely denied having any knowledge of what happened to the boy. josh: as part of our candidate questions we asked congressional contenders what can be done about the threat of student debt and the bubble it could pose in the u.s. here are the answers coming from the second district candidates. >> well, being a proud parent and having two children that are in college now, i'm very well aware of the reforms in this country. the cost of education has gone up more than just about any other commodity in our economy. it's also increasingly more difficult for students to be able to borrow the money that they need to go to school, because of regulation coming ou

state troopers say that brian harrington started on route 101 in brentwood. they received a call a man in a pickup truck with maine license plates was speeding and serving on i-95 in portsmouth. they caught up with harrington on route 101 going westbound and police tried to stop him. rr going. authorities used stop sticks to slow down the pickup trucks, the driver did not stop. police chased the driver to exit one in manchester where they say harrington fled into the woods and then troopers were able to make the arrest. harrington is facing several charges, included aggravated dwi, resisting arrest and transporting drugs. >> police are still investigating this incident. news 9. amy: a state police trooper was forced to drive into a guardrail to avoid a wrong way driver in concord on saturday morning. 28-year-old gregory dumais is charged with dwi and reckless conduct after he was allegedly driving south in the northbound lanes. sergeant steinmetz was taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. people got a surprise saturday morning. a pickup crashe