but not in charlestown. we are watching people vote at the mayor has an idea about how to do something about it. there have been lines for early voting all day long in charlestown. people say despite reports of election fatigue, voters are tuned in. >> people are passionate about the brad: they are tired of the nasty campaign rhetoric. >> i don't like all of what is going on. i will be important to stick to the facts. brad: the mayor says in a town founded by george washington, the divide is upsetting. >> we're having a prayer service. >> she hopes when the vote is >> frightening to hear people say i don't like either one of them. we are still working on our story for 5:00, when we come back we will get into the issues. a clue, casino and horses. that is coming up at 5:00. michelle: wondering where he is taking votetrak 2016 next? join us tomorrow in alexandria, virginia. we will have reports the evening. jonathan: coming up next for us at 4:00, two shooting victims frightened by where a judge wants to put t

garden apartments near charlestown and nellis police say he would flash little girls, lure them inside his candy and then touch them inappropriately. police say azucena tied up a girl with duct tape, then sexually assaulted her. police say azucena told the victims that he would hurt their family members if they told people. today i talked with people who live in this complex about these new disturbing details and they say it changes how they'll watch their kids "just recently had niece cant come out and play. and enjoy herself it hearts my hurt we want to live free have to watch our back all the time." in the report it says that azucena was convicted of manslaughter in california and had been deported out of the usa twice. he is charged with kidnapping, sexual and lewdness with a minor soc a former illusionist on the las vegas strip was charged with possessing and distributing child pornography. today he plead "guilty". 39-year-old "jan rouven" made his plea before the judge today. back in march -- officers arrested him when they found thousands ofxp pictures and videos of young childr

british have charlestown peninsula, no man's land. they meanwhile put 600 officers and soldiers into this fight not counting reinforcement that comes over later of which 41% of them are either killed or wounded. almost half of the fighting force is killed or wounded for a peninsula that no one really needed or cared for. meanwhile the british had to extend their troops to two peninsulas to protect more land and less men to do it because they lost quite a few. americans meanwhile george washington tried to figure out later how many americans actually fought at the battle. because there was no real organization, there's multiple militias from different counties and different parts in new england, nobody knows for sure but george washington estimated perhaps 3,000 participated overall, but they would come and go throughout the day. so it's believed no more than 2,000 were there at once, of which 22% killed or wounded or captured by the british when they took the field. so the british two peninsulas, royal navy, have a little garrison on

jonathan: votetrak 2016 gave people in charlestown, west virginia, a chance to sound off about the election. this is what they said when we put them on the soap box to ask what mattered to you in the election. >> abortion and honesty in the candidates. >> where does it leave you? >> it leads me to vote for trump. >> if i were to answer that question i d there is too much that needs to change. >> the economy is one. the border is one. >> i have made up my mind long before this. >> well tomorrow brad bell in votetrack 2016 is going inside the beltway to talk to the voters in alexandria. you can follow along giant the #votetrak2016. is pew research center found six in ten americans were worn out by the nonstop news coverage of the 2016 presidential race. we are zero percept surprised by that. that was in july. long before the wikileaks, "access hollywood" tape and so much more. it's tough to keep track. maureen: it seems so long ago, doesn't it? but as mike carter-conneen reports the voters can rest easy. we are one week election. the race is almost over. mike: beneath fall foliage campaign si

what three sisters had to do when their house in charlestown caught fire. plus, how would you like to get tickets to the superbowl for the rest of your life? that dream could come for a >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning. it is tuesday, november 29 and we have rain moving into the state and you will notice the temperature is below freezing. in a moment but first, our top stories. an investigation is underway into a daycare center in lee, after police say a three-year-old child was found wandering alone on a busy road. we are learning news details -- learning new details about a homicide in berlin. authorities say a 2-year-old girl died after suffering blunt impact injuries. and two people are now facing charges in connection with the thefts of two u-haul trucks in nashua. so, we are waiting for this the first signs. light snow trying to develop on the webcam out of dublin. they are up in elevation so it makes sense that they would see it first. a freezing rain advisory or a winter weather advisory posted

fairmount police investigate two the other is at the head start preschool on charlestown road. franklin police arrested a pair of suppressed -- suspected drug dealers. they are with accused of selling heroine. they are held on $20,000 bail. three people are from injury after a head-on crash in concord. a car in pickup truck collided on elm street or the the cause of the crash remains under investigation. a state of emergency in north carolina, firefighters go to help battle these wildfires. kevin: right now, the wind is out of the north and that brings in the colder air for the weekend. we will have details ahead. sean: we will tell you the secret to a great saut?. minnesota earlier this morning. one of the cars was re-poorly carrying liquid petroleum gas. evacuated. the orange county sheriff's office has released body cam outage from the tragic pulse nightclub shooting it. it shows officers searching inside the club. the gunmen shot and killed for the nine people inside that club that night before being killed by officers. demolition continues at the former steel mill there bu

today, our brad bell and vote trak 2016 will be on the trail in charlestown, west virginia. you can join the conversation using the hashtag "vote trak 20-16." a seven on your side consumer alert about another home appliance that could be a fire hazard. your dishwasher could be a fire hazard. the consumer products safety commission estimates there are the u-s every year. that's resulted in two recent deaths. in maryland and virginia-- the c-p-s-c estimates there have been approximately 62 dishwasher fires in the past five years. nationwide-- more than two-million dishwashers have been recalled for potentially starting fires. those fires have caused millions of it might not have been michael jackson's original moves, but what's halloween without thriller? the obama's hosted military families and their children at the white house today. they also continued the tradition of handing out candy on the south lawn. a new study about thing your kids should avoid before going to bed. plus - a game six bargain? the big price drop for tonight's world series matchup between the cubs you b

. >> today in west virginia in charlestown, a lot of issues to talk about here. we have interviewed the mayor. that they have, she describes it as a godsend for this community, can take a hand that can take a hit when mgm opens up a national harbor. people are lined up for early voting. there is a tremendous engagement in this election. we will be setting up our soapbox. we will be here all day long to get folks an opportunity to sound off on issues. obviously coal is one t say and bring you their comments this afternoon at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. jummy: happening today, open a roman for the affordable care act health plan begins. -- open enrollment for the affordable care act health plan begins. the price of the so-called benchmark plan is going up by 25%, some facing an increase of more than one million consumers will have to pick a new insurance carrier because their current insurer is exiting the obamacare exchanges. we step outside and take a live look at the white house. another fall like day out there. doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: kin

sam: we have learned that at least 300 students and staff members here at la plata high school in charlestown to will be tested for tuberculosis. the school district and the health department are working to see if it even more people may have been exposed. say if it is a student or staff member infected. trials county health department says generally it is spread through sneezing and coughing and it must be prolonged exposure. you don't contract the disease by sharing utensils or simply being in the cafeteria together. anyone who may be at risk will receive a letter by mail and e-mail and will be tested on december 5. you don't receive a letter, you don't need to be tested. tuberculosis is easily curable with antibiotics. anyone with concerns for a student or family member, you are asked to contact the charles county health department. i am sam sweeney. back to you. jummy: lebron james is making a donation fit for a king. he is contributing it $2.5 ali exhibit at the national museum of african american history and colts are. it chronicles the career of the boxer who transcended sports. among

these are the lanes of charlestown as it is building. -- burning. this is a massive british man at charge that finally ended the battle. the bayonet charge of being the most brutal thing imaginable. the americans are in retreat. one is dying. a militiaman is holding his body and he laced -- reaches out with his left hand as a british grenadier is about to deliver the coup de grace to warn. off.he american pushes it saying, let this man die honorably. not that way. not only is that happening but a british major, major small you see here, steps over one of his own dead soldiers so he can reach out with his right hand and grabbed the musket barrel because he too, believes warren honorably. this is a picture of brutality and mercy at the same time. it is a call for mercy. it did not happen that way. yeah, a lot of it happened but rrenfact of it was that wa came on the battlefield late. as soon as he came on the battlefield, he was in on the back of the head with a musket ball. his brain exploded. his body was abandoned, the british threw it into an open

in charlestown, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: onto a beautiful november day out there today. but tomorrow morning's commute could be slick with the arrival millions mike haddad for the timeline. mike: yes, all quiet right now and remains that way through the predawn hours of today morning, but notice temperatures, may were well above freezing a couple hours ago, now below freezing in the lakes region down to concord, upper valley, points north and even the monadnock region, just one degree above in nashua and only a few above the man schers and the coast. a lot of chilly air, but notice the water temperature at 51. enough warmup to change everything to rain. it all rain now back to the west, but tomorrow morning it bumps into this. overnight lows 20's to around 30. that means rain with pockets of freezing rain. we'll break down the timeline for tomorrow and look at another system heading our way before the mid-week is over, straight ahead. tom: tonight president-elect trump is taking aim at election results in several station top officials want to see proof of that accusation

martinsburg and charlestown. the immediate metro, lots of sunshine, lower 60's reston and fairfax. upper marlboro right around 60. southern maryland, 59 charlotte hall and leonardtown, lower 60's stafford and fredericksburg. futurecast from stormwatch 7, it the north and west, a bit breezy. the wind will start to ease through wednesday, then they change direction friday. that is because a cold front is moving through. behind the cold front, a push of colder air, just in time for the upcoming weekend, the coldest day of the season coming saturday. the extended outlook, low 60's thursday. lower 60's veterans day friday. then the cold front swe the upper 40's saturday. that is inside the capital beltway. colder around i-81. 60 sunday, so a nice jump, lower 60's monday and tuesday. alison: steve, thank you. is arlington's predatory towing we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments y

and in charlestown, people who are part of this organization called chalrestown after murder program. the women who lost... the mothers who lost their children to gun battles and executions, they were telling me... they actually are saying it to each other-- "what if monument could speak?" >> hinojosa: oh, my gosh. >> because the monument has seen so much. >> hinojosa: and that's exactly what you did, was that you made the monument speak. >> i just simply... i would say simply responded to this hope that the monument should... the monument of course is more just than the made of stone obelisk that has seen all of those murders. it's also built in hope for democratic society. the cornerstone was placed by marquis de lafayette. it's a monument to the first revolutionary battle that was staged in hope to create a world with rights, and the right to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. >> hinojosa: and one of the things that you focused on in your work, there are two groups of people who you have focused on in your work that are really, really fascinating. one of them is immigrants, immig

north of charlestown maybe to cablestown and myersville and brunswick and frederick and then to car roll county. so we have the isolated shower threat mainly north of us this afternoon. temperature-wise nice. i mean it's 62 in washington. springfield the warm spot up garrisonville 64. springfield 63 along with annapolis and even rockville and columbia sitting at 61 degrees so for th maybe a shower north. temperatures topping out around 65 and then should be in good shape this evening with temps in the 50s. you're going to like the forecast through friday, saturday. after that though, we have some serious things to talk about and i'll have that for new a few minutes. and -- you in a few minutes. just a reminder that you can always get the forecast anywhere anytime on the wusa9 app. it's a free download. put it on your phone today. andrea? >>> thanks howard. coming up next, some tips that could help leave some of the headache from hol dale travel. >>> plus, new details about hundreds of flights grounded >>> all this week, our no barriers project has been exposing obstacles people billion d

more than 100 people from charlestown will run the spartan race in honor of brian hinkston who was bunched trying to break up a fight after a friend's birthday party and hit his head on the pavement and later died. the money raised by the team >> he's a big family guy. he always wanted to us get the best experience of everything. >> reporter: he made everybody feel like they were the most important person. >> those who knew hinkston called him the gentleman. the impact he had on others. we have information on how to donate on our website fox25boston.com. >> police were called to this home in marlboro a fire department official tell us fox 25 they treated the two adults for a possible drug overdose. neighbors and classmates identified them as 19-year-old graca and 23-year-old kravitz. according to neighbors the baby was only two months old. they have no idea how this happened. >> i don't like to hear this about the baby, you know. born in the world then gone so shortly. >> the district attorney has we are told that department of children and families is now involved. >> the coast guard has

agent cap gusted as much as 20 miles per hour in charlestown, rhode island, rockport, cambridge, gusting over 50. if you will be out and about, you will be contending with these winds, not just through the afternoon, but through the night. there is a wind advisory in 1 a.m. tomorrow morning. strong lujan from no look at the temperatures. it is 39 in ottawa. that is the air mass we are tapping into. we have already hit our high. temperatures have been dropping for northern worcester county. 64 plymouth avenue and the cape, but with that northwesterly wind, it's opening the door for that colder air. showers. they have been dropping down in junior england and falling apart. we see clouds, but they, too you will be dissipating. try conditions, winds kicking up. as the temperatures drop, the wind chills will be dropping, too here in the field like the mid 30's. the wind chills will be dropping into midnight. the actual temperature by 5:00 p.m., mid 40's in boston. it will keep dropping into the 30's by 11:00 tonight. we are looking at our overnight lows. perhaps hitting the freezing mark for

op charlestown. they will staff the office with 15 employees to start but they expect the group will grow over time. >>> twitter is cracking down on hate speech. the next few days the company will curb online harassment. they are extending the mute feature to let people filter out words and phrases they won't want so e. also reporting where you can student that sparked a criminal investigation. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: >> gene: now at 5:00, a long-time police officer suspended accused of assaulting a teenager. the connection between the teen and the officer and the other blemish on his record. >>> this morning, police continue to look for an armed robbery suspect >> the suspect had some sort of long gun. >> reporter: coming up, more information from investigators so you can help police make an arrest. >>> turmoil continues this morning for president-elect's transition team. the personal grudge some are saying is spark fights at

we are joined by brad bell in charlestown, west virginia. hi, brad: people are tired with the national election. they are focusing on the local issues now. downtown charles-up to is in the midst of upturn. the mayor says much of the misfortune is the casino and the name. >> it supported the city. >> when we ask what issues matter to them they talk local. >> we need to protect the horse racing industry. it affects so much. >> elsewhere coal is a dominant issue. trump is ahead in that hillary clinton is anti-coal. that means anti-west virginia. yet a billionaire democrat is leading the race for governor. the republican is embracing trump. >> if your state leads the nation in categories like these you need more than a >> there is a line all day long. >> the most important thing is everybody get out to vote. >> well, back live, you are looking at the historic jefferson county courthouse where the voting has been taking place. it is closed up for the day. >> the votes are in, and by 4-1 margin hillary clinton is the next president. according to o

crews are on the scene of a house fire in charlestown. the fire started early this morning at a home on ox brook road. a neighbor sent us this photo from the scene. at this time, there is no word whether anyone was hurt or how many people were displaced. fire also heavily damaged a home in barnstead overnight. the fire broke out around 1:30 this morning at a house on parkey road. kids, and a dog managed to safely escape, but several pets are now missing. we're told the fire started around the chimney, and the house is likely a total loss. a man accused of holding up two manchester banks and trying to rob a third is due in court today. the suspect, 40-year-old michael giles, was arrested yesterday after he allegedly held up the td bank on south willow street. giles is also accused of robbing another td bank on bay street last week and police say he tried to rob a giles is being held without bail, pending his arraignment later this morning. waking up to some sunshine in some parts of the state. a little cloudy and cold where the snow is han

how gorgeous is that some of here is another cotton candy charlestown. a beautiful tree. the foliage still hanging on and that looked gorgeous. now we have the clouds after we have the earlier sun and we have some of rain showers out there too and the rain showers have been falling apart. let's track what is going on right for you for your evening commute. to the northshore a little shower. not much. but i want to make sure you know there are some sprinkle clearly if you start to get a sprinkle over where you are don't cancel whatever you're doing. this is light stuff and it will be gone as quickly as it arrives and is that is the take away. worcester a little bit more shower activity. seeing that with a light shower. coming through lightly and quickly. nothing you have need to run-in doors and get out of the way of at all. off of the berkshires and into the foothills and the connecticut valley it's starting to dry up. i'll keep tracking exams out there this evening just in case anything gets more active. >>> breaking news from new hampshire. senator kelly -- conceded the

also, we have a crash down in charlestown on billingsly road. david, molette, back to you. >> jack taylor, back to you. 5:14 your time. developing story in southwestern france. police are searching for an armed man after they found a woman stabbed to death this morning in a retirement home. a caretaker called police after freeing herself from being bound and gagged by the retired missionaries who worked in africa as well as a few nuns live in the retirement home. france is on heightened alert and has been in a state of emergency since terror attacks last year. >>> law enforcement in north dakota issues phone alerts warning residents of more protesters this holiday weekend. protesting against the dakota access pipeline. on thanksgiving day opponents gathered and disrupted traffic north dakota. protests have ramped up in recent weeks with total arrests since august passing 500. >>> thanksgiving day tradition turning deadly in louisville, kentucky. six people shot near a park where hundreds had gathered for a flag football tournament. terrifying ce

reporter: it was just after three monday morning that the volunteer fire department in charlestown, along with seven surrounding communities responded to ox brook road, he says his home disappeared before his eyes. >> the upstairs porch was on reporter: eight people escaped. >> there was four people on the second floor trapped in there, and the amount of time it took the volunteers to get to get up here, they had jumped out the second story window. the police officer on the scene and the residents helped them get out. reporter: when firefighters arrived, flames were coming from the back of the home. >> and out each window and the sides, upstairs, it was extending downstairs as well at the time. reporter: sean lives >> the place was engulfed, i knew it was going to be a total loss when it was all said and done. reporter: his stepdaughter and granddaughters who jumped from the second story to escape were all brought to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. one possibly broke her arm. fire officials are trying to determine the cause of the fire. the homeowner says he did have smok

between charlestown and king george county, maryland governor larry hogan says completed in 2023. the new bridge will have four lanes of traffic and a pedestrian path. what type of siding is on the outside of your house or insulation? fire experts say it could make a huge difference in how quickly a fire spreads. what a growing number of fire chiefs say they're tackling. they worry they can't get there >> 911, what is your emergency. >> reporter: this changed everything for the loudoun county fire chief. a cigarette lit a flame that spread so quickly -- >> heavy fire through the attic roof. >> reporter: the fire was already in the attic within the ten minutes it took fire trucks to arrive. firefighters raced inside but within minutes the fire flashed over the entire floor. story. >> evacuate the building immediately. >> you might not be able to get out because of the way we're seeing materials warned. >> reporter: the chief worries fires like this are more common because of a combination. the chief showed us picture flashover in as little as ten minutes. >> reporter: steve kesher

. >> kevin: betelgeuse, betelgeuse in charlestown tonight. beetle juice, the halloween parade what a great time it looks like it was but a lot of fun i wish i could be out there enjoying that on the evening like that. in. that egyptian princess looking very much alive at this one sent into us also. the hudson, massachusetts squat team. entry said that in and they are ready to go for this with coming in, i had a lot of pictures of robert costumes tonight. maybe it is easy to do or something popular this year. and then ken ruining the picture, where we try to trick-or-treat have been canceled in worchester because of all the snow. 22 inches so it could be worse than the cold we had us beautiful halloween scene that is what everyone was experiencing tonight good separate deaf temperatures continue to drop. 30 in the suburbs and we are seen 20s out there as well. king, new hampshire, 28 degrees present for you in northern for sure county. the charleston with the trick-or-treating in and around that area. and nearby temperatures are pretty close t

eight people are homeless this morning after fire destroyed their house in charlestown. fire, and then in a few minutes, the whole place was burning. >> the place was engulfed. it was -- i knew it was going to be a total loss when all was said and done. sean: the fire broke out early yesterday morning at a house on ox brook road. an 18-year-old and her 14- and 11-year-old sisters were trapped on the second floor, and had to jump to safety. they were treated for smoke inhalation, and one of them may have a broken arm. a 37-year-old woman was also rescued from the burning house. the cause under investigation. wmur has learned that new hampshire democratic party chairman ray buckley will announce his candidacy today for chairman of the democratic national committee. in an email, buckley confirmed to fellow party leaders that he will run. he said the dnc needs urgent reform from top to bottom. a ribbon-cutting ceremony is being held today for the new david t. barrett marine patrol headquarters in gilford. the facility, located on dock for new hampshire's boating community, a

reporter: brian's family is now getting help frm of the lives he touched especially in his beloved charlestown where he grew up more than 100 joined the system. >> they called them the gentlemen. >> reporter: that is running the spartan race this week at fenway. >> i'm looking forward to see the outpouring of love. >> reporter: an educational fund has also been set up for the three hinkston children. friends have been raising and t-shirts. >> he's a big family guy. he always put us before him and he always wanted to us get the best experience of everything. >> reporter: but the race is also about saying thank you. >> he made everybody feel like they were the most important person in the room. >> reporter: to a man who continues to impact so many lives. >> this really speaks volumes just knowing we loved him so much and so did so many other people. he was so thankful for those doctors and nurses dhaurg difficult time when his dad passed he's thinking about going into that line of park, robert goldston, fox 25 news. >>> on monday, two suspected car-jackers face a judge tonight one of their victi

charlestown topped the list as the safest town when it comes to home atkinson, grant them greenland , and durham. the top burglary-prone areas are five carroll waterville valley i think him, ever held, and freedom. a seabrook police officer suffered minor injuries when his cruiser collided with a public works pickup truck. the accident happened shortly before eight yesterday morning on route 286. state police say a lebanon public works truck was trying to make a left turn when the cruiser hit it, causing both vehicles to go off the road. erin: tonight, a rochester spotlight in a big way. 14-year-old kacie grenon will open for country singer scotty mccreery at the hampton beach casino ballroom. we caught up with the st. thomas aquinas high school freshman at her volleyball game last night. she says she's been singing and playing her guitar and ukelele all her life, including at town events and farmer's markets. this time she'll have 30 minutes to showcase her talent and meet the american idol winner. >> if i do meet him i'll probably just be like, hey, it's stuff. erin: tickets are sti

two other burglaries -- one at the t-bird mini mart, and the other at the head start preschool on charlestown road. erin: a nashua man is facing arlington, massachusetts say he impersonated an fbi agent in an attempt to get into a couple's home. police say gannon leblanc was wearing a black suit and an fbi hat when he knocked on the couple's door wednesday night. he allegedly said he was looking for a fugitive, and then asked to come inside and use the bathroom. the homeowners refused and called 911. >> officers located an illegal and discovered a loaded smith and wesson 38 special handgun. erin: police say they also found leblanc in possession of a knife, zip ties, and a rope. his attorney said his client had those items because he was planning on going camping. sean: a man from maine is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase that ended in wolfeboro. police say the chase started in waterboro, maine when sheriff's deputies went to check on the bail status of 32-year-old andrew collins. when collins saw the deputies, he took off, leading them on a high-speed chase through several depu

nova already three-zero on the season down in charlestown south carolina for the charleston classic takint with the steal and the dunk. heart that 30 points on the day. players of the year material right there folks. nova wins 96-77. >>> final toll night lasalle explorer great lionell simmons induct flood the college basketball hall of fame this evening. simmons was a monster for the explorers in the '90's winning player of the year in 1990 and still remains the number three scorer in ncaa history. l train was excited to share the moment with his family. >> my daughter gets the opportunity to see me up here and she's probably embarrassed by me. never seen me play ball but heard a lot about me and she's been tired of hearing it but now she can witness it for herself to see that i am among great players that played this game. >> congratulations l train and doug collins sixers great. doug collins inducted as well. >> both philly legends. >> yup. >> all right, guys. thanks. that does it for us at 10:00 o'clock. lucy noland standing by with what's coming up at 11:00. >> jam packed hoe show. ma

more than 100 people are expected to come out from charlestown. they're going to be going to fenway park this morning to run the spartan race in honor of thingston killed in april while trying to break up a fight. punched in the face, hit his head on the pavement. since then his family is trying to rally support to raise money. all of the money going to support his three kids. >> he was a big family guy. he always put us before him. and he always wanted us to get the best experience. >> he made everyone feel like the most important in the summing up, the reason that team is going to bear his name in his honor. the race is underway at 1:00. more about the spartan race, thingston's kids, and how to donate. log on to fox25boston.com. >> jason brewer: all right. i'll have an hour by hour look what we're feeling for the spartan race. right now, waking up much colder than yesterday at this time. an updated look at your weekend forecast straight ahead. >> reporter: developing right after a fire tore through their building. the challenges firefighters fac

sprint to the >> nancy: welcome back, thanks for staying with you, 10:13 on this saturday into charlestown, we've wren standing by with a check of the forecast, starting to warm up a tad. >> reporter: you saw still water there. that is because we're not dealing with breezy of conditions as yesterday. despite a cooler start it's a mild day. temperatures going to end up being around average for, right now a mix you are too of some sunshine and cloud out there as well. we saw a little about the of snow this morning in southern new hampshire. northeastern pellets as well. temperatures struggling to warm up but we'll see these continue to rise, closer to average but compared to yesterday we're still significantly cooler, bedford about 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. that is where nashua is as well. here in boston just about 10 degrees cooler. temperatures mid 40s for many of us, 43 degrees in boston. 34 degrees in bedford. worcester in the upper 30s, so they warmed up close to 20 degrees since this morning. some morning lows dipped chilly start. a mixture of skin and clouds for -- sun and clo

charlestown topped the list as the safest town when it comes to home burglaries, followed by atkinson, grantham, greenland, and durham. the top five burglary-prone areas are carroll, waterville valley, effingham, haverhill, outside we go for you this morning. and we are seeing some clear skies out there after all the rain yesterday. it did make a bit of a difference. kevin: we got anywhere between 1/3 of an inch to 3/4 of an inch . anything from mother nature, it's good. a switch over to snow showers due to cooler air coming in. dry river also coming in. the overcast skies in the western and northern parts o the day moves on. what will be increasing is the wind out of the northwest, going 10-20 mph. it will feel cooler than these numbers through the afternoon. with fair skies this evening, we drop back into the 20's to lower 30's. one disturbance arriving tomorrow morning, with snow showers up north or a passing shower anywhere else. with the wind picking up again on sunday, temperatures held into the 40's with the northerly breeze, before warming trends after a chilly start monday. i

more than 100 people laced up their running shoes to rob a charlestown father. we told you yesterday about break out a fight. all of the money raised at the spartan race went to his wife and three children. >> he was a runner and liked doing athletic events we all thought we should come together and remember him as what he loved to do. >> heather: if you'd like to help brian hingston's children we have a link up right now on the donation page on fox25boston.com. >> jason: protests continue throughout the country. it is down to business for the president-elect. >> heather: sure is. the new details that could be about who will lead donald trump's inner circle. >> jason: we're already starting out warmer than we were yesterday at this time. we'll show you how long that trend continues and when our next storm moves in with heavy rain straight ahead. discover card. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well t