carignan was found not guilty by reason of insanity after starting a fire that killed two people in claremont. to enough that he can be transferred from the state prison to the state hospital. these flames destroyed a family. lynn and lori died saving the lives of a fire started by this man. after a decade in the state prison's secure psychiatric housing unit, he's now headedded to the state hospital. revealed that this defendant was appropriate for stepdown, was a low risk of reoffending, and that the new hampshire hospital was the appropriate setting to continue his treatment. reporter: doctors say he has improved behind bars, he's not displaying violent or fire starting behavior. but his own attorney says he

to go to college campus this to talk with professors who are authors today we're on uh campus of claremont california enjoined by professor ralph rossum who is author of the book "understanding clarence thomas" the jurisprudence of constitutional restoration" ralph rossum what in your view is the biggest misconception of clarence thomas? >> guest: that somehow he was the justice scalia the shoeshine boy that it was put after his confirmation he is his own man. i had a chance to f few years ago i a admire him enormously and in fact, they have asked me to do and after words for the book combined into a paperback edition. and thomas having done a book on him in his more profound and consistent and is a giant he is not as with teeth or sarcastic but he gives as. >> one of the things that he does is that each but he will assign a clark or to sell one he has the research looking at an enormously amount new cannot sell of the things that you want to say without leaving the superiors. and it will be 6880 pages in length and enormously well researched and his statement on that issue when the topic

and i remember i was in my study in claremont where it is warm but then i went to the back and i had been here one speck had kind of forgotten. to say you have a big part in the civil war. why don't i know that? so icy negative n/a see it is beautiful and i think to myself maybe that will solve the problem. and then to be in charge of anything but to say that the bolsheviks could not succeed in this essay. in much he's says in the paragraph that turning us into the insect. but that is more intractable to be entirely e unpredictable. with the safeguard of the glory of mankind. >> if you can read that that, isn't that how you would like to be governed? so i thought this is not about me. if you don't find that beautiful watery doing? so we do that for, but with the monday morning meeting friends of mine so afraid to hours treetop about everything that is wrong. and be tried to keep its trade. to play those business risks but it is what they just showed up so they're all really happy right now. into viet to a tent. [inaudible] but the revenue side but i could not do with it for juniors.

i remember i was in my study in claremont california where it is warm and i had a shiver go through me. we'll get that. bois i flipped to the back yes. this place is old. had been here once but i had forgotten. they showed me the memorial statue to when i was here i said you had a big part in the civil war. they said we did. i said why don't i know that? if you are any good at your job been beautifully snow to tell the that. so i see that and i think to myself maybe that would solve the problem. because people who are real smart and know their discipline better than you do cannot work for you. such to be in charge of anything learning from lincoln or churchill churchill, tuesday bolshevism could not have succeeded with the mass effect on modern life. and what he said in the paragraph before they're trying to turn this into insect. but he did nature is more to tractable. those explosive variations are unpredictable with the glory of mankind if you can read that then you can say is a that is how you like to be governed? allies sought a way to do that this is about me it is about that. if

some delays on interstate 91, especially through keene and brattleboro up to claremont. once you get to the lebanon and hanover area, very big delays, on that 89 and 91 interchange. be careful as you head out. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. from the wzid traffic network is closed this morning as police and the bureau of childcare licensing investigate an incident involving a child. authorities say a three-year-old was found walking alone on a busy road earlier this month. they say the child wandered away from his angels learning academy. ray brewer joins us live in the studio now with the latest. ray? ray: sean the daycare in , question voluntarily closed following this incident, giving parents just a matter of hours to find a new place to send their kids. on november 18, lee police say a three-year-old child was found walking alone on route 155, heading up the ramp to route four. the speed limit in this area is 40 mph. several witnesses stopped and stayed with the child, while a man checked the nearby daycare -- his angels learning academy, and

made a rest, protesters march from downtown to highway 24 where someone was hit by a car near the claremont offramp. similar protests at uc davis hundreds of students marching behind the mexican flag and a rainbow flag on campus, all of the protest started after donald trump took to the stage for his victory speech. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, i am reaching out to you for your guidance and your help, so that we can work together and unified our great country. >> craig boswell has the very latest from washington dc. >> president obama has invited president elect donald trump to the white house for a meeting thursday thursday, november 10 to talk about the transition. we will hear more from president obama later today. meanwhile donald trump called for national unity after he was elected 45th president of the united states. president elect donald trump emerging on stage at his headquarters in new york cheered on by crowds of supporters. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> the republican nominee defied expectations tuesday racking up c

two men are facing charges in a string of burglaries in claremont. mark perry is accused of taking into the barrel home center. justin daisy is accused burglarizing the center as well as hell motors. he was found in possession of a stolen gun. 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 relea

you can see in claremont, what payment. any snow in claremont. that is not the case north and west of concord. in sanburton, we cannot even the anything because of fog and low clouds. there continues to be drizzle and snow coming down across the state. and yes, it has accumulated in some spots, mainly to the north of concord, along 93 and the lakes region northward. there is light accumulation from some of the snow overnight tonight. is warm enough that we have rain coming down. still some snow showers. maybe some ice pellets coming down where you see this pink color, from laconia into meredith, sandwich, and even ossipee. a little bit of mixing going on, but plain rain and drizzle from manchester to derry into windham and salem. a little slow along 93 this morning because of the rain coming down and low visibility. vens really, today and even into the weekend here, we are looking at this unsettled weather, is more showers and snow flurries continuing to move through. we are in the 30's right now, very close to freezing and a lot of spots. up to

dead deer on the road led go highway workers to the car hidden just off the highway. 2 scene was claremont county in southwest ohio. the driver missed a curb, hit a tree and landed in a ditch. despite being in the car when he was taken to the hospital. >>> let's check in with janessa, how are we looking? >> leon, we are seeing a lot of sunshine and warmer air. from nashville to the cleveland area, we are talking upper of0s 2070s. i will show -- 60s to 70s. i will show you in my seven-day forecast how long that is >>> welcome back. let's take a look at the two divides between the two candidates as we get ready to alleged emails via huma abedin via her luz anthony weiner. clinton says they could be duplicates of the ones they have already seen. >> i am sure a lot of you are asking what this new email story is about and why in the world the fbi would jump into a election with no evidence of that is a good question. >> in the meantime clinton's campaign manufacture says fbi director's comey's comments on clinton's email investigation in, his words, a double standard. >>> today is the first day

also new this morning, claremont police are trying to find the owners of a pair of stolen guns. officers recently recovered the weapons as part of a burglary investigation. police believe the glock handgun and thompson center arms muzzle loader were stolen between late october and early this month. history has been sentenced to six years in prison. authorities say ronald mason sent letters to more than 100 people who were defrauded by financial resources management falsely promising to use their money to build a condo complex in concord. over several months, mason stole more than $520,000 from three of the former frm victims. authorities say he also stole more than $130,000 from two other people. erin: new hampshire is joining 41 other states in suing two companies saying they blocked a generic version of a drug to treat opioid addiction. the lawsuit claims the two companies worked together to switch suboxone from a tablet version to a film in an effort to delay generics from entering the market. the attorneys general claim that the move has led to artificially high prices for t

chp says a female protester was avenue is on the claremont avenue on-ramp.co about the results last night. look at what one e?man his anger over the last election results. >> it is like feeling your xç breaking with your country -- i lost my ex-boyfriend -- it is worse than that. i don't know what to do. i just heard shouting and yelling. i heard helicopters. >> it is calm here right now at san francisco city hall. there are protests expected to f area today. state university students plan on protesting later this afternoon. i will be entering to ht throughout the morning. back2@kñ to you. >> thank you. we will check back with you. >>> continuing, let's go out to well. he has 1t:ñangle from walnut cr talkinghf7 to people about thei reaction. >> reporter: people getting up this morning, getting their coffee. talking about it with friends and family last night, went to facebook. this is the first chance to talk to us. here is their reaction. here is one woman's reaction to donald trump being the new president o8e unitedr dates -- uniteda/; states. >> it is sc

it happened midnight highway 24 at the claremont avenue on ramp >> we got a call of multiple protesters attempting to take over the freeway. we received a call that one of the pedestrians had been struck by vehicle. >> reporter: the driver of the car stayed at the scene and is cooperating with authorities. there were 200 demonstrators. it took c-h-p15 minutes to clear that accident scene. no arrests have been reported. >>> demonstrators angry protested a gop party last night held inside of the twitter building in san francisco. francisco. at 11:15 last night, two dozen protesters, some masking their faces assembled outside of the building on market street. security met them at the entrance. a news crew was escorted out of the building by security guards because the situation was becoming unsafe. although there were heated arguments, no reports of violence or arrest. >> time is 4:02, alot to talk about, but let's your wednesday morning weather. >> we'll keep it short and sweet. if you enjoyed the last couple of days, you will like today as well. changes are brewing for next week until th

made a rest, protesters march from downtown to highway 24 where someone was hit by a car near the claremont offramp. similar protests at uc davis hundreds of students marching behind the mexican flag and a rainbow flag on campus, all of the protest started after donald trump took to the stage for his victory speech. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, i am reaching out to you for your guidance and your help, so that we can work together and unified our great country. >>

erin: claremont is traditionally a democratic stronghold, but donald trump has worked hard to try and swing voters, and it appears to be working. earlier this year, he held one of the biggest political rallies in the history of the city, and analysts say signs point to a big difference in the statewide results. sean: and remember, our newly-redesigned website is still your source for all the latest results as the votes are counted tonight. you can find our live coverage at the top of the page on wmur.com, or go to the "politics" section in the drop down menu. -- the drop-down section, or the drop-down menu, i should say. that is where you will also find important information for voters before you head to the polls. but as many communities opened about 15 minutes ago. have you ever wondered how astronauts vote if they're are in space? erin: astronauts know when they will be off the planet, so they will pick which elections they want to take part in, and then get an application for an abstentee ballot several months before they leave earth. and as current astronaut shane kimbrough share

pero esto no paro aqu, otros dos centros islmicos, en long beach y claremont, al sur de estado tambintaron recibir la misma carta donde les dicen que agarren sus maletas y se vayan porque el nuevo presidente trump va a limpiar el pas y empezara con ellos. bridge si algo quieren resaltar los lideres de esta mezquita que traian las palabras de esta carpa los mensajes de solidaridad son muchos mas y los mantienen fuertes sot: alberto marin son racistas, si piensa que es tan facil pues a ver.. el seÑor alberto no est de acuerdo con estos ataques. sot: alberto marin esta mal, porque supuestamente el pas lo construyen todos ar todos, digo yo llevo aqu casi 20 anhos tengo un record limpio, pero por uno van a pagar todos como l otras personas han mostrado su indignacin y han enviado a esta mezquita diversas muestras de afecto. el senor faisal dice que no tiene temor y que invita a quien busca sembrar odio a que visite su mezquita sot: faisal yazadi/ centro islamico evergreen our doors are open this person is welcome to come nuestras pueras estan abiertas y esta persona es bienvenida a venir a

according to the los angeles times, islamic centers in long beach and claremont have also received the same hate letter sent to the evergreen islamic center in san jose. the letter calls muslims "the children of satan" and says trump will cleanse america starting with "you muslims." the council on american-islamic relations is calling for increased cooperation with law enforcement agencies to protect mosques. a san jose police spokesman says the department has opened an investigation and is treating it as a "hate-motivated incident." on the peninsula. a south san francisco police officer remains in serious condition after being struck in the head with a skateboard. the incident happened on friday afternoon on grand avenue near sign hill park. police say a citizen waved down the officer about a disturbance at a nearby business. when the officer approached the suspect, luis ramos-coreas, he sped off on his skakeboard. after a short foot chase, police say ramos-coreas hit the officer robby chon in the head with the board. chon is currently in the hospital in serious condition. ramos-corea

. >> how about a state championship for claremont? >> i have my mother, who i love dearly. jamie: the state champion stevens cardinals with much to be thankful for. hockey fans were thankful for this tuesday night. good games with the bruins and unh hockey. at td garden, the bees hosting the st. louis blues. the bruins david backes scored on a power play. you know it was huge. he played 11 seen with -- seon with the bruins this off-season. his fourth. it was the 20,000 goal in franchise history. a wild second period with four goals. it stayed at 2-1 until antimatter. unh wildcats hosting rpi. it is one of the granite staters to open the scoring, later in the first, they add to the lead. it is the red hot tyler kelleher with his eighth of the season. unh lead danny tirone has been 2-0. sharp in net. a bad turnover leads to a chance for the engineers but tirone makes a great say. no more scoring until the third. the wildcats get another one. , 3-0. mcnicholas also scored. unh wins 5-0. 25 saves for danny tirone in the shutout. that ends a three-game losing streak against rpi

. >> reporter: fox 25 caught up with andrew claremont his sister was behind the wheel of the car in question here. >> she's driving. shopping. >> reporter: he tells fox 25 he has no idea what caused that crash. he didn't get a chance to really talk to his sister. in the meantime we know that car is a rental car out of rhode island. investigators tonight say they are just so thankful that none of these injuries were serious. for now we are in waltham, malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> when this news first broke we sent out an alert this one here. you n app today it's best way to learn about breaking news as it happens where you live. >>> developing tonight the state fire marshal's office tells fox 25 an elderly man is dead after a fire come charlton. skyfox flew over the scene this afternoon. firefighters and investigators surrounded a charred shed. right now they're working out to figure out how that fire started. the victim is a 91-year-old retired wood cutter. >>> a man was airlifted to the hospital after a tree natick this afternoon. police tell us the 60-year-old has serious injuries. we're

including this one in long beach and another in claremont received the same hate filled letter signed "americans for a better way." the director of the bay area chapter of the council on american islamic relations >> what we are concerned about is that this is part of a normal trend of the normzation of anti-muslim hate. >> reporter: at least 100 anti- muslim acts were verified nationwide. at least four of the incidented happened in the bay area >> a woman had her head scarf pulled if broad daylight, another woman being yelled at, a visible muslim woman and a third woman mistaken for muslim having her car vandalized and a hateful note left behind. >> reporter: the president elects that condemned such attacks. trump later said he supported banning immigrants from so- called terrorist states. on his website, a statement of preventing immigration remains. >> whether it is a muslim ban or extreme vetting or a special regest i have, it's about words and actions, now. >> san jose police say they are investigating the letter as a hate motivated incident. so far, no word on woe may have sent

if so i was running the claremont institute which i'd helped found.they are people interested in the things i've been talking about in this conversation. so i helped to build that place. i worked for people who are friends of mine, educated by committee. i didn't have a bunch of unruly kids to deal with. why would i want to leave that? especially because it's the famous thing on college campuses. i said one time to the chairman of the board, i said most of my friends are faculty members. why would i want to do that? don't you think i know what they think about these guys? they said you really think so? i know a couple who teach there. what made me change my mind is the document is. chance. to me a favor. i'm not going to do that job. i don't want that job. he said humor me. so they called. they have been sending me a lot of stuff. i said what you said -- the lawyer said i should read it. i get these articles and they are written by these people and 1840s. they read about the declaration of independence which i happen to love. there's a pretty little t

. >> if you know my family for >>> it is now 6:17 am let's go to claremont right now 31 degrees with a bit of fog. coming up how airlines are coming out with new ways to prevent your luggage from have you ever landed somewhere without your luggage?it happens to one in 300 >>> have you ever landed somewhere without your luggage? we are looking at some innovations that could improve the odds and make it less likely to be you. >>reporter: this woman just got her luggage hours after she arrived in washington.>> it is frustrating, especially since i am actually headed somewhere else tomorrow. >>reporter: last year more than 23 million backs were mishandled worldwide. delta is now using a new system to give tracking of bags with cell phone alerts and even a map to show a current location. these luggage tags have a small radio frequency identification chip, which is scan as the bag moves through the system and onto a plane. if this light turns red it means that bag does not belong >> we believe this is already had a 5-10% reduction in the number of mishandled baggage in our system.>>reporte

in coalinga - investors bought the abandoned claremont custody center for over $4 million dollars. they plan to extract cannabis oil from marijuana plants.....the irony of that isen't lost on the mayor pro-tem the irony that this actually held drug offenders, this prison and in hanford investors bought an abandoned tire factory for twelve million dollars they plan to processing over ramirez/hanford vice mayor " ... " this is a facility that grows .. packages and ships it out .." under prop 64 - you could have - 28.5 grams of marijuana - 8 grams of concentrated marijuana - and grow up to six marijuana plants at your home. supporters of prop 64 include lt governor gavin newsome.. lieutenant governor gavin newsom taking people from the shadow and bringing them into a regulated market.. and the by product of that is taxation. along with big name su they've outraised their opponents eight-to-one. collecting over $17 million dollars. a former facebook executive has contributed over $8 million. supporters claim - it's money well spent because the state could collect a billion dollars in t

this is a live shot outside of the claremont hotel. that's a good looking shot. peak up here some the hotel some then a -- and then a nice shot here. this is the north bay, 7:00, maybe a few sprinkles in santa rosa. that's the beginning. things are starting to loosen up a bit. i will show you the five-day forecast. these are forecast highs for tomorrow. i will show you a pattern that, if it develops, will be significant in the rainfall accumulations. it looks like the models have been keunt. we -- consistent. we have a chance of showers tomorrow morning. then a break, then the pattern shift friday night into saturday, sunday and monday. we will track it for you. next week, the week before thanksgiving appears wet. >> yes, i like going up to the hills, like over there. >> i love it. they have a nice restaurant in the hills. you can get a drink cheap. >>> still to come, 100,000 open jobs, that's just one can company. there is a lot of companies hiring. now is the time, if you need work. we look at who is hiring and how a holiday job can turn into a permanent one. >

one protester was struck by a passing vehicle at midnight eastbound lanes at the claremont on ramp. that protesters suffered serious injuries. she was transported to an area hospital. at this point, there is no word on her condition >>> we got a call of multiple protesters attempting to take on the freeway. we received a call that one of the pedestrians had been struck by a vehicle. >> reporter: meanwhile, in san francisco, protesters demonstrated outside of the gop party on market street, about two dozen people. some masking their faces, gathered on the street. security and police met them on the street. a k-t-v-u news crew that was covering a victory party had to be escorted out of the building. no word of any arrests in that location. coming back to our live picture, you can see crews trying to clear this lane because one of the lanes was effectively lost by the burned trash on the scene. we can tell you oakland police have been cruising up and down broadway. we have seen a y: of similar scenes up and down broadway, melted, garbage overturned in the middle of the road. we have an

one protester was struck by a vehicle at the claremont on ramp. suffering serious injuries. transported to the hospital are. no word on her condition at this hour. police are preparing for another round of protests at 5:00 this afternoon. his afternoon. >> we anticipate another protest early evening, we are full staffed for that. our officers are trained in crowd control. this is something we take seriously. seriously. >> by no means those protests were limited to the east bay protesters took to the streets in san francisco outside of the gop party on market street. two dozen people, some masking their faces gathered on market last night, security and police met them at the scene. a k-t-v-u news crew that was that was covering the victory party had to be escorted out of the building >> >> coming back to our live shots, a quick look at what broadway looks like. there were a half dozen or so fire sites where trash was overturned and lit on fire. this is one of them. crews have come through and actually cleared out the streets, so roadway, all lanes are open and passable. no wo

claremont police continue to investigate two other burglaries, one at the tea bird minimart and the other at the head start preschool. erin: a nashua mans arlington, massachusetts, say he impersonated in a the eye agent in an attempt to get into a couple's home. -- an fbi agent. he was wearing a black suit and a hat when he knocked on the couple store wednesday. he said he was looking for a fugitive and then asked to come inside and use the bathroom. the home owners refused and called 911. >> an officers located an illegal stun gun in his left front pocket. they discovered a loaded smith erin: police say they also found him in possession of a knife, zip ties and rope. his attorney says 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. the chase started in maine when cher's deputies went to check on the bail status of 32-year-old andrew collins. -when collins saw the deputies he led before crossing into new hampshire. deputies laid down spike strips in wakefield with blew t

through chicago and that is late july and early august >>> in the claremont area is 200. >> up next an update to the overnight protest over the controversial dakota access pipeline. >>> spreads it can when cancer when cancer spreads it can be more difficult to treat...but now researchers are discovering with lung cancer... the tumor can change... making the regular treatment ineffective...now we hear from a woman diagnosed with lung cancer...... about how that research is saving her life... 29:45 the spring of 2015, i started having a cough that just didn't want to go away. diane fouts thought it was a bad cold...but a visit to her doctor... uncovered something much worse...30:59 as soon as the ct scan came back, she pulmonologist right awaylung cancer... surprising news to someone who doesn't smoke... 32:03 it was sort of flat lined. emotionally i went, oh well.diane was placed on a targeted therapy....but one year later... something changed...34:04 it was down to a few little focal points of... of a white spots 35:07 and eventually down to almost nothing was visible. and then in july

because of that, the state climatologist says people need to continue conserving deadly fire in claremont more than ten years ago is now being moved from the state prison to the state hospital. matthew carignan was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2004 arson deaths of lynn and laurie estep. the state says his condition behind bars has improved and his latest violence-risk assessment showed that he is safe enough to leave the prison's secure psychiatric housing unit. >> this defendant was that the new hampshire hospital was the appropriate setting to continue his treatment. erin: because carignan was deemed unfit to stand trial he is re-evaluated every five years. sean: officials say an electrical problem is to blame for sparking a car fire in the merrimack high school parking lot. they say the driver of the 1986 corvette who is a student at the school heard a bang under the car yesterday afternoon before she saw smoke. no one was hurt and no other cars were damaged. but the corv erin: new on daybreak, portsmouth police are asking for your helping in tracking down a pair of th

with 160 of the 7th and 8th graders, their mass cat is the cougars, colors red and black and the claremont academy actually become an invasion school last year getting a grant for the weather bug station. it was just one of 61 schools in the world to receive a grant for high-tech learning studios. congrats, guys. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. you want a piece of cake? you can't break me. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for

protesters also try to walk on to the eastbound lanes of highway 241 protester was hit by a car on the claremonta: the protests appeared to have been more peaceful than the process' and berkeley and oakland >>reporter: here is a look at berkeley we have going on scattered high clouds metal level clouds out here before we go into favored mostly sunny nice temperatures come with that most readings are in the '50s >>robin winston: to be a russian a major hot spots a great ride all the way across and two down time for rest and to diminish amazing to skyway >>mark: they were down 800 points we pulled back now and then only down about 200 and >>darya: california 49th district off their representing parts of san diego county and they hold a slim lead over his democratic challenger >>will tran: and donald trump won the election that he will take over the l white house in january he said he cannot believe this he thought there will be a revolution before this election he was hoping clinton would win and saw the results come in he was saddened >>james: they treated like alcohol it would impose a 15% sales

one protester was struck by a passing vehicle at midnight in the eastbound lanes of 24 at the claremont on-ramp. that protester suffered serious injuries and was transport today an area hospital. no word on her condition at this hour. police, again, now preparing for another round of protests at 5:00 this afternoon. meanwhile in san francisco, protesters demonstrated outside of the gop party on market street. some 2,000 people gathered on market last night. security and police met them at the scene. we can tell you that a ktvu news crew was covering the republican victory party and had to be escorted out of that building. no reports of any arrests in san francisco last night. coming back to our live pictures here in oakland, you might be able to see that the wells fargo on broadway between 13th and 12th has at least one broken window, graffiti on two of the walls. down on the street, you may be able to make out some of the remnants of the trash fires we were telling you about. we were watching as crews cleared that to allow broadway to be cleared. we took a drive down broadway and it wa

biggest political rallies in the history of the city, and analysys say signs point to a closer race in claremont than in past years, which could make a big difference in the statewide results. sean: and remember our newly redesigned website is still your source for all the latest results as the votes are counted tonight. you can find our live coverage or go to the politics section in the drop down menu. that is where you will also find important information for voters before you head to the polls. have you ever wondered how astronauts vote if they are in space? erin: astronauts know when they will be off the planet so they pick whick elections they want to take part in, and then get an application for an absentee ballot several months before they leave earth. and as current astronaut shane can even get a sticker that says "i voted from space." sean: a true absentee ballot. coming up, students affecting change. how a group of high schoolers in massachusetts convinced school leaders to change the dress ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families h

and then claremont which is a democratic city, but it's a very blue collar democratic city. and as our own adam sexton has reported, there are a lot of trump signs up there, so this could be a big one for donald trump. i go into more detail on this on a story at wmur.com, and i invite everyone to take a look at it. josh: all right, thanks very much more ahead on news 9 at 5:00 including the perks at work for many people on this election day. jennifer: also a new owner for this now closed nuclear plant, why this could restore the new england site decades earlier than expected. mike: a little taste of spring in parts of the state, 60's for some, but when does it start to cool back down? the timeline ahead. >> nice to see it busy, i'm glad that people are vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman

other in claremont. third was accept to evergreen islamic center in san jose. police si letters are signed americans for a better way. the letter calls muslims children satan and they also say president-elect donald trump would do to muslim what hitler did to the jews. >>> whether it's muslim ban or extreme vetting or stee it's about words and actions right now. after the original shock you know we kind of realized that these things do happen once in a while. this is one bad apple. president-elect trump has condemned letters islamic leaders calling on him to clarify an about ban muslim from entering united states. amazing video from ukraine worker have built a huge safety arch over the damaged cher noble nuclear reactor. the steel and concrete structure reactor. the melted down in 1986. arch will help contain radiation from spewing out for the next 100 years. will also protect the structure from any bad weather. the arch is so big, it's tall enough to house paris's notre dame cathedral. >>> it's big. >> wow. okay. any video shows devastation caused by massive l

. >> reporter: fox 25 caught up with andrew claremont his trer was behind the wheel of the car in question. >> she's -- she was doing her shopping and driving home -- >> reporter: so again you just heard from the driver's brother he says he has no sister basically just called him and said can you come pick up my groceries. we also know that car is a rental car out of rhode island. tonight investigators say luckily they are just so happy that none of the injuries were life-threatening. for now live in waltham, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> when this news first broke we sent out an alert on the fox 25 news app. it's the best way to learn about breaking news as it happens where you live. >>> developing tonight the state fire marshal's office is dead after a fire. skyfox through over the scene this afternoon. firefighters and investigators surrounded a charged shed. right now they are working out to figure out how that fire started. the victim is a 91-year-old retired person. >>> a man was airlifted to the hospital after a tree fell on him. it happened on ivy lane ininatic this afternoon. polic

officials say 68-year-old william roy of claremont didn't return wednesday afternoon after leaving for a private appointment. police say he walks with a cane. sean: a former manchester bar owner has been ordered to pay nearly $92,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to theft, tax fraud and perjury. investigators say 49-year-old timothy gage failed to submit meal and rental payments for tj's sports bar and grill to the department of revenue over the course of three years. that bar is now under new ownership and a new name. prosecutors say gage also lied during a labor law hearing in order to reduce a civil penalty. if he stays out of trouble he will not spend any time behind bars. erin: a frightening scene in south burlington, vermont where police arrested a woman for shoplifting not realizing her two young children were in the car. officers arrested 34-year-old shanna jacobs yesterday at kohl's but say she never with the door unlocked. nearly an hour later another , shopper called police after noticing two children alone in a car in the parking lot. >> i have dealt with plenty of k

this weekend two islamic centers in southern california in long beach and claremont reported they also a better way. >>> 17 dogs rescued from a burning house in the east bay last night. look at this video the oakland fire department. a terrific job by firefighters who were able to get the dogs out of the burning house. the fire started near 6:00. the oakland fire department says there were no injuries and the dogs were taken to the vet. >>> coming up, this morning at 7:00 on "today in the bay," hustler publisher larry flint in the bay area for a controversial grond opening in the south bay. why some neighbors are less than welcoming. that plus all your top stories coming up at 7:00. >>> thank you macy's thanksgiving parade. that explain why it wounded into central park and wondered how it got there. that's fine. that's fine. thank you the kid's table for being a place not to talk about politics. >> jimmy fallon wrapped up by writing thank you gifts. the wildest show in the late night belongs to a news producer andy cohen. he belongs the cocktail bash and with the rereelease this month

claremont, florida, mr. bill you are no longer independent.ly included as a member in good standing of the gop. that's nonsense. point i made envelope all americans. the talk point will have no impact and the extreme liberals will never listen. most likely true but they're a small group, extreme liberals. the country needs to be convinced that partisan politics are not inclusive and the memo proved that. bill, i applaud you for not aplowing richard to spin you abrust. but it was appropriate. brian, from california, bill, your tip mentioned that the nfl was stacking the pregame anthem with military people. the military pays for that. not anymore, brian. the advertising fees have been dropped and some returned to the military by the looel league. that doesn't happen anymore. penny and steve coin, washington, do you have any tickets for the spin stops here at the tacoma dome. sold out in ten minutes. so glad i got them. miller, watters andly see you on march 25th on tacoma dome, omaha at the century link the day before, friday, march 24th. also t

tom: police in claremont are reminding people that defacing political signs can cost you money. officers in that removed or damaged. new hampshire law allows civil penalties of up to $1,000 for destroying political signs on public property. officials say if anyone has concerns about where signs have been placed, they should call police or the attorney general's office. jean: back to commitment 2016 coverage, tonight's granite state debate will feature three candidates, hoping to represent new hampshire's first congressional district. race with some familiar faces. josh mcelveen is live at st. anselm college. josh: thanks, jean. it is night three of the granite state debates. the candidates in the first congressional district will be on stage tonight, and just about 90 minutes. i'm joined by the director of the institute of politics here at st. anselm. and this may be shea porter and guinta part four, but -- >> we have three podiums which is a first for a general election of independent candidate. as you know 41% of new hampshire voters are registered as undeclared or independent

it happened on the eastbound lanes of 24 at the claremont avenue on-ramp. the driver is cooperating with authorities. >>> we are getting a lot of reaction from you about the election last night. our question has been a simple one. so many people chiming in. we asked you throughout the morning, how are you feeling after watching the results come in last night. one twitter user tells us my emotions at this point are in shock, mixed up. i hope that everything will work out well and hope for the best. >> indifferent really. this is our democracy and it goes however we want as we all exercise or civic duty. >> and cindy says, feels worse than blowing 3-1. won't be able to respect this president when he has no respect for so many. >>> share your thoughts with us. >>> california voters decide on two measures dealing with the death penalty. more on the results and what they mean for california's legal system. >>> recreational marijuana becomes legal in california. we will talk live with the cannabis editor for the san francisco chronicle about prop 64's immediate i

she also had events earlier today in claremont, keene and peterborough where she thanked supporters at a hillary clinton campaign office, asking them to get out the message to support all democrats up and down the ticket. now kelly ayotte is on board a bus with her picture on it next this was supposed to be a 24 stops in 24 hours campaign, but she's added a few stops, she's now up to 27. here is what both candidates had to say when we caught up with them. >> right now we're here in newport and we're going to be hitting the entire state and i just love talking to new hampshire voters, and it's really about them, answering their questions and just shaking those hands and getting that support. >> i ask all granite staters to get out there and vote tomorrow, it's so important to haveou i'd ask them to think about the fact that if we can come together and do what we've done the new hampshire down in washington, we can build a stronger future for all of our citizens. reporter: it is a tight u.s. senate race in the state of new hampshire. both candidates tell us there will be little or no sle

i hired some guys from claremont. i wasn't planning on being a judge, i just wanted to understand the founding. as a part of that, you read civil war history, you read the lincoln douglas debates, all sorts of things. i thought it would be important for my clerks to go, not just talk about the 14th amendment, not just talk about the equal protection clause, not just talks about substantive due process, but to go and feel it. to see the place, cya, what was this about, why did people die? to go where lincoln delivered the gettysburg address. to go where he implores them, the living, to make it worthwhile, this experiment. also, it is the end of the term. at the end of the term, you could be a little bit upset. [laughter] people can become -- kids can see how the sausage is made, and become a little bit cynical, a little bit jaded. i was thought it was a great idea to go and have them see that it wasn't about winning an argument. it wasn't about a subject for this little thing. it's about us and our country. and to enco

and went out to the claremont academy in wooster, a couple of weeks ago where it's 43 degrees right there this morning. so let's check out current conditions in boston. the temperature is 4244. the wind is light out of the north. not much wind today. the wind will go in the northeast and keep the coast cooler. the clouds are going to be coming in along the coast. they have moved in along southeastern massachusetts. so hour by hour in boston, it's 46 at 8:00, a few scattered clouds starting to show up. you can see the cloud bank ready to move in. by 10:00s is probably -- by 10:00 it's cloudy. how about yesterday's high? yes. out in 66, etch el and new hampshire 66. dan ver same story. mill is 62 degrees. the high temperatures today will be a little bit lower but there could be a few pockets back in here which will go near slightly over 60. along the coast decidedly cooler because it will be more wind coming in from the ocean. with the clouds moving in, 50s there as well. it will be chilly all across the west. where is the warm spot? 82 in phoenix for today. so we have this low pressure cen