kristen: christopher leite his 33rd birthday. his family is working to bring him back home and lay him to rest. christopher leite family has gathered in nashua to cope with his loss, the place where he lived with his three children. >> it has been great to have us all here. kristen: his brother anthony tells me he was in jamaica for his friends wedding. while he was there, he and another man were hit by a bus and died at the hospital. the couple who were married know what happened. >> it was not real. it still is not. because as far as i am concerned, he is still there. kristen: his twin brother jonathan says he is one of six children and the father of three. >> we need to get him home. we need to be able to say our goodbyes. focusing on who he was and what they will miss about the hard-working father, brother, son, and friend who gave so much. >> i cannot even begin to describe how much of an influence and how wonderful he is as a father and a provider. >> chris would do anything for anybody. he would not let anyone go without,

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killed this week in jamaica is asking for help in bringing him back to the u.s. 33-year-old christopher leite died after he was struck by a bus. he is survived by his three children. in the meantine, chrisopther's family is focusing on who he was, and what they will miss about the hardworking father, brother, son, and friend. >> i cannot even begin to describe how much of an influence and just how wonderful he is as a father and is a provider. >> chris would do anything for anybody. he would take the shirt off his back. he would not let anyone go without, ever. last. he put everybody, everyone, people he did not know before himself. erin: christopher's family created a "go fund me" page to help with travel and funeral expenses. so far, its raised more than $26,000. the family says any money that is left over will go to his three children. sean: new hampshire's drought continues to raise concerns as we head into the winter. climatologists are warning that even if we have a snowy season, the current drought conditions experts say once the ground freezes, any precipitation, whether it's rain, ic

killed this week in jamaica is asking for help in bringing him back to the u.s. 33-year-old christopher leite died after he was struck by a bus. he is survived by his three children. christopher's family created a "go fund me" page to help with travel and funeral expenses. the family says any money left over will go to his three children. outside we go. this morning, we are seeing temperatures hovering around or the in goffstown, but we are in for a nice day. kevin: still some lingering clouds at north early this morning that you can see a top washington, looking down into the valley. otherwise, sunshine early this morning and what should be a beautiful day for mid-november, beautiful day for mid-november, with temperatures in the 50's to sunshine through the day and a light wind out of the northwest. another one tomorrow before the next system approaches, increasing clouds saturday evening. temperatures jump quickly this morning and level off in the 50's to lower 60's this afternoon. likely 50's to near 60 saturday. from there, things start to change. the increase in clouds for both start to

. >> reporter: at 33-year-old old, christopher leite loved his family more than anything. his three kids will now grow up without their father. five siblings and a mother are forced to go on without him. >> i love him so much and i hope that he was really proud of us. jamaica for a friend's destination wedding. the group was headed to a cafe when wild animals got in front of their bus. a speeding bus going by hit and killed leite and the bus driver. >> there was the driver. his name was damian, and he tried to push my brother out of the way. and unfortunately they were both struck. >> he asked all three of us at least 100 times a day is it okay to go there. he said i didn't think i should spend that much money spend that much money on myself. >> reporter: leite died on his birthday. jonathan leite is his twin. all the family wants is to bring him back home, but they can't. the leit es tell us that the jamaican government is making them pay for all the medical expenses before they release his body. >>> just be patient. we are going to bring you home. and we are coming to ge