claremont murder for hire 20-year-old monique earle faced a judge in claremont on thursday. she is accused of telling another woman, while living at a domestic abuse shelter, that she wanted someone she knew dead. the incident was reported to a shelter manager and police. >> law enforcement the following day contacted the reporting party. the reporting party those concerns and agreed to cooperate with law enforcement in this investigation. reporter: claremont police and the attorney general's drug task force say they set up a meeting between earle and an undercover officer, where earle confirmed that she wanted that person to kidnap, drug, rape and kill a woman she knew. >> she expressed that her motivation was that she had taken her boyfriend away from her and she indicated that she ray:to show how serious she was, court paperwork says earle showed the undercover officer where the woman lives and works and offered to pay him 5 hundred dollars to carry out the murder. she now faces two class a felonies, conspiracy to commit murder and criminal solicitation to commit murder.

what investigators say a woman in claremont tried to hire an undercover officer to do. a mother convicted of killing her own daughter is set to be sentenced today. marin. kevin: breeze picking up today bringing in even cooler air , today. and for the weekend, who will see some snowflakes, ahead. erin: we are kicking off our annual toy drive for toys for tots. just a couple of ideas that you could buy kids this season. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire erin: -- sean: a yeti in your spaghetti. we will talk about the toy drive in a moment. thanks for waking up with us. yesterday did not feel like the first day of december. kevin: i hope you had a chance to enjoy a couple of hours of that. the next four days are all cooler than the day before it. it starts today with temperatures slipping back into the 40's. state. the extra clouds with a few snow showers up north. could total an inch or two later tonight or early tomorrow in the north countr

we are joined live in claremont with the details. kristen? reporter: the 20-year-old faces two felony charges for allegedly trying to hire someone to kill a woman she says ruined her life a. i corresponding to prosecutors while staying at a domestic violence shelter she talked with another woman there and said she wanted someone she knew dead. th shelter manager and police were contacted, then set up a meeting between the woman and an undercover officer. at the meeting she confirmed that she wanted the undercover officer to kidnap, drug, rape, and kill a woman she knew. according to court paperwork she showed the undercover officer where the woman lives and works, and offered him $500 to carry out the murder. >> she expressed that her motivation was that she had her. she indicated that she was pregnant, and that she had a child as well. reporter: she is being held on $100,000 cash bail. she will be back in court on december 8th for a probable cause hearing. wmur news 9. tom: tonight there are new details about a man accused of running from po

this woman is under arrest in an alleged murder for hire plot in claremont. a longtime merrimack teacher who resigned following an alleged teen solicitation investigation is now facing indictment. kevin: rain this morning, last of the milder air this afternoon. what that means as the cool air rushes into the weekend, ahead. adam: and president-elect donald trump is hitting the road on a victory tour amid a recount in wisconsin. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adam: new this noon, a claremont woman is minutes away from facing a judge in connection to an alleged murder for hire plot. good afternoon. about a possible murder for hire plot tuesday night. after investigating, they arrested 20-year-old monique earle yesterday. at this hour, no other details about the investigation have been released. we have a crew in claremont and will bring you more on this story as it develops. also new this

the 20-year-old faced a judge in claremont thursday accused of telling another woman while living at a domestic abuse shelter that she wanted someone she knew dead. the incident was reported to a shelter manager and police. >> law enforcement the following daikon tacted the reporting party, the reporting party reiterated those concerns, and the reporting party agreed to cooperate with law enforcement in this investigation. reporter: claremont police and force say they set up a meeting between earle and an undercover officer, where earle confirmed that she wanted that person to kidnap, drug, rape, and kill a woman she knew. >> she expressed that her motivation was that he had taken her boyfriend away from her. she indicated that she was pregnant, and that she had a child as well. reporter: to show how serious officer where the woman lives and works and offered to pay him $500 to carry out the murder. she now faces two class a. felonies, conspiracy to commit murder and criminal solicitation to commit murder. one hundred thousand dollars cash bail. she will be back in court on december

i was running the claremont institute. there are people interested in the things i've been talking about in the conversation and so i felt to build a better place and worked with people that were friends of mine and educated just like me. i didn't have a lot of kids to deal with. why would i want to leave that. especially because it is the famous things on the college campucollegecampuses i sent it e chairman of the board, he said a lot of my friends are faculty members. why would i want to do that and they said it's different. do you really think so? what made me change my mind is the document is pure chance. a friend of mine said they want you tthat theywant you to come . they said i want you to do me a favor. ask for the articles in the bylaws. i said i'm not going to do the job. i don't want that job and they said humor me. so they called and they said the that the lawyer said i should read it. so they were unexceptional but i get these articles and they are written by these people that i described in the 1840s. the re

claremont was arrested after police received a tip. prosecutors say that while staying at a domestic violence shelter, she told undercover police officers that she wanted a woman kidnapped, raped, and killed. harvey: some 30 warm temperatures, soaring into the 50's. ben: tropical weather! definitely mild. we have holiday light coming up tonight at 7:00. it will be in the 40's. you can always see it right here on channel 5 if you cannot make it in person. it is colder and gusty. gusts to 28 now in boston. the temperature will coast through the 40's. the wind will continue in boston. chile air around the -- c hilly air around the great lakes. ben: a 71-year-old brockton man says he was tased and tied up during a violent home invasion. juli mcdonald in live in brockton tonight. juli: fortunately, we are told he is in stable condition after this terrifying attack here home, the scene of a violent home invasion. 71-year-old michael has a body is -- michael is still in the hospital after he was stunned with a taser. neighbors say police and

claremont police arrested commuter rail delays in needham after a train hit a car. it happened at the needham heights station on west street. fire officials say that car was parked too close to the tracks. inbound trains were delayed with no injuries were reported. antoinette: a live look outside of her boston right now. a few clouds, molearstly c skies but strong wind after a couple of days ofn. seeing the sun breaking out. this is the kind of rain that we needed. this past november we did see a good amount of rainfall toward the second half of the month and this past rainfall helped. well into the 50's now. we will continue to climb as we head into the afternoon. right now, 57 degrees in downtown boston likely inching forecast, some of those winds picking up. 20 miles per hour occasional gusts between 25 to 30 possible for this afternoon. we are already seeing that as you head out now. lawrence, wind gusts at 30 miles per hour. a bit of a chill because of these wins in place. it's the first of december well into t upper 50's. can't complain with those conditions.

what investigators say a woman in claremont tried to hire an undercover office to do. a mother convicted of killing her own daughter is set to be sentenced today. the prison time facing katlyn marin. >> the breeze picks up today, bringing in even cooler air today and for the weekend, who will see some snowflakes ahead. sean: all right. we made it to friday. it is the second day of december. didn't feel like it. felt like early october out there.

been a historian and she was at claremont and i am looking for that she is an expert not on hamilton. my grandchildren are the experts on hamilton and they can sing it. she is an expert on medicine. madisonwritten on james and the spirit of self governance. , writings from other federal is. the most recent book is the mind of james madison: the legacy of classical republicanism. that is what we will hear about and it is nice for some of us, including my grandchildren, to realize it was hamilton and madison who were instrumental in producing the document that helps 320 million americans -- lead a reasonably civilized life, even though they think things. they work together to produce this country. how did that begin? who were the people? hamilton. madison. those names predominate. it is a fine thing for you to be here and to lecture to us this evening. thank you. >> thank you very much, justice or i are. it is an honor to the here with you. i have followed your work in the court and your studies of madison, from which i learned a tremendous amount. madison anddeas of citizenship and lea

. >> she grew up in claremont. >>> we've gathered our stories about the fire and victims on or website abc7news.com. and we'll send out alerts through the abc7 news app. today, abc7 taking a look at the homeless crisis in san francisco. >> we're looking at a neighborhood inundated by homeless. >> here is wayne freedman. >> welcome to the neighborhood or not. >> it hurts because i don't like seeing people suffer. >> we have a somewhat twisted did he have nation of neighborliness. no one appreciates this more than wife, mother and event designer. joseph has been out here 10 years. >> i don't feel pity. i feel angry because there is nothing i can do. >> she's taken her case to city hall and pitched a tent under the noses of san francisco officials. this is what it's like to have the homeless in your front yard. >> there are people living on the streets and the city is slow to deal with it. >> pick any neighborhood and this is a human blight greeting residents. sidewalks claimed in turf wars, and citizen as voiding contact by walking around this reality and is a supposedly world class city

. >> she grew up in claremont. >>> we've gathered our stories about the fire and victims on or websitem. and we'll send out alerts through the abc7 news app. today, abc7 taking a look at the homeless crisis in san francisco. >> we're looking at a neighborhood inundated by homeless. >> here is wayne freedman. >> welcome to the neighborhood or not. >> it hurts because i don't like seeing people suffer. >> we have a somewhat twisted did he have nation of neighborliness. no one appreciates this more than wife, mother and event designer. joseph has been out here 10 years. >> i don't feel pity. i feel angry because there is nothing i can do. >> she's taken her case to city hall and pitched a tent under the noses of san francisco officials. this is what it's like to have the homeless in your front yard. >> there are people living on the streets and the city is slow to deal with it. >> pick any neighborhood and this is a human blight greeting residents. sidewalks claimed in turf wars, and citizen as voiding contact by walking around this reality and is a supposedly world class city. >> if you

. >> em bohika moved to oakland about a year ago and grew up in claremont. >> uc berkeley will hold a candlelight vigil to honor the victims. it will take place with free tickets to performance of handel's masterpiece, >> we have more on abc7news.com and when new information breaks we will send out alerts. >> for the third time in a week a south bay school is investigating a sexual assault in a san jose state university classroom building. matt? >>> this is frightening on campus, the third in a week, the most recently here on cam. police say the victim was in a stairwell and the suspect sexually battered her and took off up the stairs in his 20s with black smiley hair. two days earlier on monday another incident, police released surveillance video and three followed a victim into the student union and sexually battered a woman and seen riding away on a skate board. they do not seem to be connected. the third sexual battery was november 30 and a woman said she was assaultd by a man walking down the northeast stairs of sweeney hall. if you feel unsafe you can go to a blue light phone an

police in claremont, new hampshire says mnique hired a hitman to kill her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend. >>> people held captive at a florida bank say an armed robber held a gun to they are heads in jacksonville. 11 people were inside whether a robber burst in this morning. police say two other people hid from the robber inside the s.w.a.t. team get inside. >> those two people took an opportunity to flee the bank. when they did that, it distracted the hostage taker and they made entry into the bank. >> members of the s.w.a.t. team ran in front of the hostages. that's when the suspect decided to surrender. >>> residents have fought it for years. there's not much now that the gas is flowing. >>> after a mild day of temperatures in the 60s, we have breezy conditions now that drop temperatures tonight. i have a look at the drop towards the weekend. >>> a car left ?? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things