there is a growing effort to s police department completely and canterbury. erin: chief john laroche is on paid administrative leave after being accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl 10 years ago. ray: residents packed the select board' s meeting last night as calling for the police the residents said they are presenting the petition is a wake-up call, hoping to push the board to have greater oversight of police department activities. board members say this is a good time to look at how the force is run, but they oppose getting rid of it. they say some people may not understand the full ramifications. >> i think some of the signatures may be on here is people are under the misimpression that there is coverage available to us full-time. >> it is apparent to me that there is no supervision in the department. they are not following the sop. ray: the chair of the select board says it is likely there will be new leadership in the police department very soon. the board says they will study options presented at the hearing last night. reporting live, ray bre

shelley and, some people in : canterbury calling for the town to get rid of it' s police department. why they don' t want a local force. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, debbie him you are news nine tonight. shelley: a fiery crash in henniker this afternoon leaves one person dead and sent another person to the hospital by good evening i' m shelley route 202 is now open but police shut it down for hours as they try to figure out exactly how the crash happened. s mike cronin joins us live information. mike: police spent hours analyzing the scene. before they got there several people were trying to help the person who was inside that vehicle on fire. tonight we spoke with one of them. >> witnesses describe a chaotic scene as good samaritans tried to help someone trapped in a car on fire. video shows one man spraying the engine with a fire extinguisher. >> people were running around, grabbing fire extinguishers, water, anything they could to help. >> yeah, there' s someone in there. >> almost a dozen people pulled over on route 202 in henniker to do what they could before

in canterbury suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. shelley: police in maine say a dover man is responsible for a hit and run that killed a service dog. berwick police say 23-year-old jesse gosselin hit and killed a 7-year-old service dog saturday. s owner was getting his mail. officers say he started to slow down, but panicked because he had an existing arrest warrant. gosselin is charged with leaving the scene of an accident and other charges. authorities are looking for the man they say stole $65,000 from a bartlett home. the carroll county sheriff' s office says 26-year-old daniel lennon is wanted on a felony arrest warrant. ' anyone who knows where lennon is should call bartlett police or the carroll county sheriff' s office. a state panel says the application to build the controversial northern pass project is complete. today the site evaluation committee rejected arguments from opponents who say land use first. and they voted six nothing to accept eversource' s application to build a 192 mile transmission line from pittsburg to

there is a growing effort in canterbury to eliminate the s police department. erin: the chief john laroche is on leave after he was indicted 10 years ago. last night. s right. they packed the board meeting petition calling for the police department to be eliminated. the residence presented the best residents -- residents presented the petition as a wake-up call. the board opposes getting rid of a good wake-up call. >> i think some of the signatures may be on here because they are under the impression that we don' t need a police department. >> it is apparent to me that department. if there is an sop, they do not follow it. leadership in the police department. they said they will discuss the options represented at the meeting last night. sean: thanks, ray. a henniker man is dead after a fiery crash on route 202 in his hometown. speeding when he suddenly merged car. both vehicles went off the road, but his truck rolled several times, hit a few trees, and caught fire. witnesses raced to help before emergency officials arrived. >> when i came up closer, i saw smoke

crews are on the scene of a house fire on the 100 block of canterbury road. fire crews arrived around 5:30, they were forced to call a neighboring fire department to help fight the blaze. no word on injuries or what sparked the fire. we have still pictures to show you from our "action news" viewers. there is an active gas leak happening right now, crews are on the way to shut off the gas. no evacuations of nearby homes so far. and this is video that the action cam got earlier this morning, this is the 100 block of canterbury road in mount laurel, new jersey, just a reminder if you see news happening and you're in a safe place to send pictures or video use #6abc action. mount laurel, new jersey, a vacant house fire right now. we'll have more on the developing and breaking story as the new cast goes on. >> let's go outside to chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. having to deal with fog. >> reporter: looking over city avenue. it's difficult to see down the street. the roads are damp, it is misting out here, visibility is reduced to less than a mile in part

it was a scene picked up by the archbishop of canterbury. he warned that christianity is faced with eradication in the middle east. >> happy christmas. reporter: goodwill and a cheery greeting as he arrived at canterbury cathedral. as christians gathered to celebrate the birth of christ and services across the world, his message today was a somber one. the archbishop focused on the devastation unleashed by the islamic state group in syria and iraq saying it used force and indescribable cruelty. he compared it to modern day herod. the king who massacred babies while trying to kill jesus. >> they hate their friends. them these of christians face elimination in the very region in which christian faith began. reporter: that was the message echoed in room today. francis was greeted with enthusiasm by pilgrims on tape -- on st. peter's square. he called for peace in her world written by conflict. turnfrancis: my thoughts to those affected by brutal acts of terrorism including the massacres that took place in egyptian airspace, beirut, paris, and t

phil: taking you to worcester now where crews have cleaned up a mess on canterbury street. that' s where a truck hauling broccoli hit a bridge and just workers are now trying to empty fuel from the truck and clear the scene. a bit of a surprise at patriots practice today quarterback tom -- at patriots practice today. quarterback tom brady know were to be found. word is he is not feeling too well. bob halloran his ear. bob, any reason to be concerned for sunday? practices, so he must' ve been sick and he is on the injury report as questionable. i thought about linebacker jamie collins who missed over a month with a mystery illness. other patriots have missed time due to illness as well. at this time there is no indication brady' s illness is anything two seriously serious. gronkowski. not an accident or injury. a personal matter. brady is listed as questionable. we will have more at 6:00. at erika: commitment 2016: bernie sanders' campaign targeting the democratic national committee tonight, saying they are trying to undermine his campaign and s. newscenter 5' s reid lambert

crews are cleaning up a mess on canterbury street. that' s where a truck hauling broccoli hit a bridge and just buckled in half. workers are now trying to empty fuel from the truck and clear the scene. right now this house fire has , has been deemed accidental. a child left home alone as the flames broke out. the milton fire chief wrapping a press conference. newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in milton with new information. pam: the fire was accidental. it did a lot of damage but there were no injuries. it started in the first floor kitchen. a cell phone video shows flames. an eight-year-old girl was home alone at the time. things went >> we believe it got into the vent from the stove and spread into the walls and the second floor and data. apparently she was in the house. s a street away. in reality, she shot next door to grab the kids. call. the neighbors placed a call to us. pam: dcs acknowledges talking with the family. it is unknown if the eight-year-old and siblings are with their mother. the house suffered damage and is habitab

there is a growing effort in canterbury to eliminate the town' s police department. supporters of the effort say they are using the petition as a wake up call in hopes of pushing the board to have greater oversight of the police department. board members agree this is a good time to look at how the department is run but they oppose getting rid of the local force. selectmen say they will discuss options, including the possibility of hiring a consulting firm or creating a police review committee, made up canterbury residents. the memorial pow mia chair at the statehouse in concord finally has a permanent home. the chair has been on the third floor of the legislative office building for the last 3 years dedicated in its new home in the hall of flags. the display also includes a plaque honoring prisoners of war and those missing in action. fitting and appropriate to hold the dedication ceremony on pearl harbor day. let' s take you outside. a chilly start. it will not warm-up. kevin: lower half of the 40' s today at best. shower activity to the south. it brings quite a fe

and let me commend also the archbishop of canterbury for the excellent work he does on the basis. i believe that yes britain is a christian country and the fact that we have an established they fully understand the place of the international life makes us a more tolerant nation and better able to accommodate other faiths, groups in our country and that's what as i said earlier in the session i think we should be proud of the fact that this is one of the most successful multiethnic multiphase multi-religion democracies anywhere in the world and that is not in conflict with her status as the predominant christian country. i think it's one of the reasons why we have done it. >> turn one. prime minister, i know the prime minister is aware flooding has taken place in my constituency. i've had a call from a constituent this moment to say insurance companies are refusing to pay our help m my constituens until they're paid to access and full. does agree this is absolutely outrageous, some of you up to 10,000 pounds come and what can be done to ensure they fulfill their obligations to my c

i represent a constituency decides of canterbury, roughly. moment, if the u.k.00 people a year, that would per constituency. no one will tell me that 40 people would overwhelm my constituency. u.s., if it was taking its share, if it was living up to the said joel liberty will be taking 100,000. tom: given the scale you see any experts say, 40 people end up in the emotion of every single town. our districts: are smaller than yours. arehe thing is, the 10% those that lost everything. they lost family members, they need a new start. --y won't find it and missed amidst the chaos into many parts. the numbers and lives, at the moment our allies in the middle east feel they are on their own. symbolically, as well as insubstantial terms, refugee resettlement is part of our bargain. jason: this has become conflated in the u.s. with terrorism, and national security. that a solvable problem in an election year? i hope so,and: because i have great faith in the american system. the truth is, the line but the syrian passport in the terrorist attacks caused enormous damage to

and let me commend also the archbishop of canterbury for the excellent work he does on the basis. i believe that yes britain is a christian country and the fact that we have an established they fully understand the place of the international life makes us a more tolerant nation and better able to accommodate other faiths, groups in our country and that's what as i said earlier in the session i think we should be proud of the fact that this is one of the most successful multiethnic multiphase multi-religion democracies anywhere in the world and that is not in conflict with her status as the predominant christian country. i think it's one of the reasons why we have done it. >> turn one. prime minister, i know the prime minister is aware flooding has taken place in my constituency. i've had a call from a constituent this moment to say insurance companies are refusing to pay our help m my constituens until they're paid to access and full. does agree this is absolutely outrageous, some of you up to 10,000 pounds come and what can be done to ensure they fulfill their obligations to my c

crews are on the scene of a house fire on the 100 block of canterbury road.ound 5:30, they were forced to call a neighboring fire department to help fight the blaze. no word on injuries or what sparked the fire. we have still pictus

a house fire broke out on the 100 block of canterbury road in mount laurel. you can see the heavy smoke pouring off the home. the house was reportedly vacant. neighbors tell "action news" there were issues with squatters. gas crews had to shut off the gas in the area. there were no reported injuries. >>> a tractor-trailer crash in montgomery took a life this morning. this was the scene at 2:30 at the intersection of easton and county line roads in horsham. one person died at the scene. one is in the hospital in serious condition. it is not clear what caused the crash. >> an out-of-control driver smashed into a porch of a rowe home in camden south 9th street at 1:00 a.m. the resident tells "action news" she heard a screech and came running downstairs that's when she witnessed the driver trying to take off. >> she was trying to getaway, i had an old tv sitting in front of the house she ran it over and it got stuck under her car. she only made it two blocks. >> the driver got out of the car and ran home. the family called 911. she was taken to cooper university

i little bit of congestion at some of the exits in the city of concord itself. canterbury has been cleared. looking at 101 through bedford, normal slowdowns. seeing a lot of company in both hangups. 101 to the seacoast, no issues, but we do see heavy volume. this report brought to you by nissan and honda of nashua. josh: happy new year, peggy, thank you. jean: coming up, a closer look at the fire that is tearing through a high-rise hotel into by -- in dubai and a controversial decision to go ahead with fireworks. josh: and we will show you who drove this to safety when flames took over the car. >> a slice of arctic air heads in. ahead. jean: the man wanted for murder new hampshire. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. people don't have access because bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one i'm bernie sanders, josh: welcome back. authorities in dubai say 15 people were injured when fire broke out

you can see the heavy smoke as fire crews managed to get that fire on canterbury road under control.word on what caused the fire. >>> a holy heist investigation in new jersey after a baby jesus statue was swiped from a nativity scene, the st. claire church in clifton passaic county. that statue is piestimated at a few hundred dollars but it's a crime that has the church talking. police are reviewing surveillance footage from surrounding businesses in the hopes of finding a suspect. >> people put

you can see heavy smoke as crews got a handle on the flames on canterbury lane. >>> searching for justice, a philadelphia mother is asking for help to find the kids who attacked her 14-year-old son. nbc 10 spoke with jennifer simon and her son, whose identity we are not revealing. simon says her son and her cousin were confronted by a group of about a dozen teens in tacony on saturday night. she said the teens asked the cousin it is they knew another kid. when the cousins said no, two of the teens in the group allegedly jumped the victim. simon filed a police report. she also shared what happened on the may fair facebook page, hoping to track down her son's attackers. >> one of them punched me in the neck and i kept on walking 'cause i didn't want to start anything with them. >> i will press charges though, i definitely will. to maybe save another child from it happening to them. >> simon's son is recovering from bruised ribs and police are investigating. >>> no decision so far this morning from governor tom wolf on a budget dilemma. pennsylvania has been without a budget for almost six m

randy: standing room only at a meeting in canterbury, new hampshire. the crowd strongly supporting getting rid of the town's police department following scandal. however, some selectman say residents might be misguided. >> i think some of the signatures may be on here because people are under the misimpression that there is coverage available to us full time or that we don't need a police department. randy: the meeting comes as chief john laroche is under investigation for sexually abusing a teenage girl more than a decade ago. he is on paid administrative leave this morning. a petition submitted by elimination of the entire >> the chief has mud all over his face so we have no reason to trust our police department. randy: selectmen said they will discuss options brought up at the hearing, including hiring a consulting firm and creating a police review committee made up of residents. emily: is very unusual story here. an eight-year-old fighting breast cancer. randy: the steps being taken to fight this rare form of the disease. plus a new hampshire famil

my colleague from the university of canterbury and i have been a -- done a recent survey of childhood sex ratios around the globe. back in 1995 when we were first conducting the research, there were only five nations that had abnormal childhood sex ratios. when we redid our study this year in 2015, 20 years later, a total of nations is now 19. there are now 19 nations in which childhood sex ratios are significantly abnormal. indicating that sex-elective abortion is taking place. this alteration from 98 to 100, up to 101.4, that is not the result of any sort of natural plague or disaster. this is a completely man-made alteration of the population of the entire world. and it is worth thinking about. and of course, is such an -- with such an imbalance, localized and extremely high sex ratios in certain areas of the world -- for example, we found ratios were there actually 2:1. two men for every women in specific locales in india and other countries, marriage market obstructions take place. where men are not able to find marriage partners or form household. and this leads to a deep sense

. >> firefighters are on the scene of a burning home in mount laurel on 100 block of canterbury road. not clear who started the fire. we are told the house was vacant. nation tell "action news" there has been issues with squatters. gas crews shut off the gas in the area. no injuries have been reported. >>> new, police say an out-of-control driver smashed into the porch of a row home in camden and tried to take off. it happened along the 1400 block of south 9th street at 1:00 a.m. you can see the gaping hole left in the front stoop. a resident said she heard a screech and came running downstairs that's what she witnessed the driver of the suv take off. >> she was trying to getaway, i had an old tv sitting in front of the house, she ran it over and it got stuck under the car so she only made it two blocks. >> the driver got out of the car and ran to her home a few blocks away. the family called 911 she was taken to cooper university hospital with the injuries. police caught up with her there, charges are spending. five people live in the damaged home, but nobody was injured in the crash

i think we're missing a chief rabbi like figure or the bishop of canterbury for the community to identifyt they're going through. but i did talk about the need for them to continue to speak up. and they have spoken out. there are folks who have been outspoken but it is a question of who is listening to them. so what i felt was really strong was their desire to cooperate. one of the questions given to me was, will they be monitoring the mosques? during this time, it is important to establish munication and cooperation. there isn't a need to monitor mosques but there is a need for american citizens, if they see something or hear something that they think is wrong that could an act ofy turn into terror, you need to report that. you need to communicate. and that is something we will do by building the trust back and by building the communication connections that aren't as strong as they ought to be. host: joseph crowley is our guest. if you have questions or isments, (202) 748-8001 republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. .nd independent, (202) 748-8002 sadi want to bring up a anniversary. thr

my colleague from the university of canterbury and i have been a -- done a recent survey of childhoodex ratios around the globe. back in 1995 when we were first conducting the research, there were only five nations that had abnormal childhood sex ratios. when we redid our study this year in 2015, 20 years later, a total of nations is now 19. there are now 19 nations in which childhood sex ratios are significantly abnormal. indicating that sex-elective abortion is taking place. this alteration from 98 to 100, up to 101.4, that is not the result of any sort of natural plague or disaster. this is a completely man-made alteration of the population of the entire world. and it is worth thinking about. and of course, is such an -- with such an imbalance, localized and extremely high sex ratios in certain areas of the world -- for example, we found ratios were there actually 2:1. two men for every women in specific locales in india and other countries, marriage market obstructions take place. where men are not able to find marriage partners or form household. and this leads to a deep sense of