bow, crompton to murray to andrea fortin for 2. crompton also scored 19 points. jordan babin hits a three pointer. falcons win 35-13. two straight losses for the patriots. they look to rebound as they play at the houston texans on sunday night football. the patriots are only favored by 3 points over the 6-6 texans. houston has a great defense. >> we have a good plan this week, hopefully we can execute it. we' re just going to go out there and do a great job of execution because it' s a great defense. there' s not going to be much >> and outstanding job with the team given where they were after the miami game. they' ve won four of their last five games. jamie: finally, it is time for the riverstone game. dartmouth and unh hockey meet on the ice saturday night in durham. the big green and the wildcats. coming off a win and a tie against maine over the weekend, unh likes the way they played. if they can win over the green, unh will even their record at the christmas break. dartmouth would love to knock them off on the road. that should be a fun game to watch. shelle

wmur's joan crompton join us live from st. a's where the debate is hours away. >> good morning, amy, tonight is a big night for the democrats. as you said, it's the only democratic debate in new hampshire before the primary, it's a pretty big deal. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley will be in the spotlight talking about the big issues on voter's minds here at it's decked out for the #demdebate. >> i think it's cool that they're hosting these people here. >> i'm a communication major, it's interesting for me especially seeing the behind of the scenes stuff and all the famous people coming through here, so-- >> our live coverage begins after college football with a special edition. and you can see the coverage live on wmur, and wmur.com starting at 8:00 tonight. after the debate you can catch a complete wrap-up and analysis in tonight. >> we're live here on the campus the big night. for now, live here, jennifer crompton, news 9. >> thank you, and wmur.com and the wmur app are your source for interactive coverage a

we' re live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur news nine. tom: there' s a similar celebration happening right now in claremont. these are live pictures tonight as the festivities get going at the community center. the fun there includes live music, magic shows and fireworks at 10:00. this is a family friendly event and all are welcome. turning now to the crimewatch , investigation into a string of robberies. jean: tonight police say these two men pulled off 3 robberies and 3 days. the final one at a goffstown business. wmur' s heather hamel is live in the studio tonight with more on the hold-ups. heather: unlike the first two robberies, the third one did not involve a knife, but it was unnerving come and police say drugs. most a minute. evening. two men come into forever tan on mast road demand cash and run out the back door. goffstown police believe one of those men was 25-year-old devin milliard and soon after the crime police in neighboring manchester were looking for him. >> they had advised that they had to similar robberies in the last

jennifer crompton joins us from portsmouth' s market square with how that part of the state has fared. jennifer: it is definitely cold here and snowy. portsmouth has about three inches and now has snow banks dotting the area that will likely be here for months to con. first responders here, and further inland say this storm was rather uneventful but it started out with a bang. there were several reports of vehicles slipping and sliding as the commute started. rochester saw 4 to six inches, this morning. responding to several things at once but by mid-afternoon there cities like dover and somersworth even with schools closed, not many people there outside at all, perhaps hunkering down, to enjoy it, rather than fight it. >> this winter has been wonderful. green christmas, sad for the kids, but happy for us. and most adults, mother nature and here we are. >> the cleanup continues. force today and continuing portsmouth. of things to come. crompton, wmur newsnine. tom: a big ski weekend and they got some cooler temperatures. our team coverage takes us north to plymouth were suzanne roantr

live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: well, a week from tomorrow the democratic presidential candidates for president will debate here in new hampshire. shelley: today, the chairwoman of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz, announced that the dnc will no longer include wmur in the debate due to on-going labor negotiations. in a joint statement, wasserman-schultz, and new chair, raymond buckley, said, in of wmur' s unwillingness to move forward on scheduling negotiations between the hearst corporation and production department employees represented by ibew local 1228 prior to the debate, we will no longer include wmur as a co-sponsor of the debate, and their talent will not be participating in any way. manager jeff bartlett released a statement saying, needless to say, we' re disappointed that the efforts of the 140 wmur employees in helping organize this debate will now be undone. nevertheless, we' ll continue to cover the debate, and the candidates and campaigns. as for the negotiations with

adam: and i' s jennifer crompton arrests. let' s it turns out the suspicious looking man who triggered the calls is the alleged victim in the case who had fled the home invasion. those calls in teamwork between local and state police are credited with making the arrests so quickly. residents of nelson street in franklin called 911 early sunday about a suspicious looking man running between houses. one woman who did not want to be identified says he climbed over the gate on her porch fence. kids so i was scared. >> police were on the scene within minutes. >> we found out he was injured. he told us he was involved in a home invasion incident. two men came in with shotguns to a residence. >> police say he passed out but not before describing how he was injured fleeing the apartment. >> he ran to the back deck of the second-floor apartment, jumped off, and ran through the woods down to nelson street. >> authorities say the victim had been staying with people when two armed men allegedly showed up. based on witness descriptions of

our jennifer crompton is live at the crossings in newington one of the toy drop off locations. jennifer: you know, this is where the fun is happening. we are of the crossings in newington. we are here with so many radio stations folks, we have got pictures available. all morning long, little kids, blast. greg: basically, it is a great couple of days, and what is great about this location is you can drive right through, literally slow down and drive through, they will hand the toy out of their car or cash donations, and we will go in and buy toys. but basically, it is giving back to families in new hampshire who cannot make ends meet. this is about giving back to the kids of new hampshire. jennifer: a lot of laughter and a lot of hugs. it is such a heartwarming feeling. see, that is so nice. , on down -- come on down. come donate a toy and have some fun. coming up in a few minutes, we will see erin at the manchester in toys "r" us him and she will give us an idea of these civic toys and age groups -- of the specific toys and age groups. newington, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9.

so for now we're live in newington, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. josh: good stuff. thank you very much. up next, one police department getting very creative with its recruitments, so wait until you see who they brought in for an interview. shelley: the granite state takes on iron chef, one lucky news 9 anchor catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn' t want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a pre-existing condition. so, if republicans take away obamacare, breast cancer survivors like me could be denied coverage. if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. america r

students and we have jennifer crompton outside. what's the scene like there? reporter: you talk to some of the supporters today, i got to tell you they are far outnumbered tonight right outside the hotel it's a far different crowd than donald trump is used to seeing. his supporters are on the close corner here. but across the street and beyond them, down the street and around the corner, hundreds of people that have come here outside the sheraton to make a statement. people of all ages are holding signs, it's a peaceful well attended planned protest of donald trump. there are grandmothers and children in the crowd, men, women, they're bearing signs that say things like love is neighbor. they say is the building bridges between people and not constructing walls. they are here to protest donald trump's suggesting that the united states ban muslims from visiting. and for the opposition to taking in syrian refugees. to quote one woman we spoke with, it's time to speak out, she says, because this is getting dangerous. >> he's just spewing so much hate that we have

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at the crossings in newington, jennifer crompton, wmur, . tom: there' s still plenty of time to give. we' ll be accepting donations at toys r us in manchester and the crossings in newington all weekend long. shelley: and the weather will be great to get some shopping done. maybe even pick up a gift for the kids. here is the forecast, if you holiday shopping. things going on in portsmouth and the lakes region. of course north conway. shopping. lots of sun, too. green you at 8:00 a.m.. to joseph, topping 40 degrees. -- temperatures, topping 40 degrees. leaving the malls, 40 degrees at 5:00 in the evening. a nice weekend shaping up. a live look in claremont. christmas lights. a quiet evening. that is going to be key tonight. where the skies are clear, the look at the in nashua. much colder in the region. the clouds went away. the cold can settle right in. where we have kept them around, temperatures hanging onto the 40' s. warmer. clouds acting like a friend. is most of us will lose the clouds. we will see the temperatures dipping into the 20'

reporter: i'm jennifer crompton at the crossings in newington. we're here for the spirit of giving toy drive, and we're going to have a tally of just how many is to have been dropped off here. hairps lots -- hayley: lots of you going out forecast for you. >> it's official, the red sox sign david price today. it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the and throw it away. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. maybe it's time to finish and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey..

at the toys for tots warehouse, i'm jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: we're all psyched, too, so come on out the to toys r us in manchester tomorrow or once again the crossings in newington. we'll be live all day tomorrow and you can bring your donations on saturday, and on sunday you'll find all the information you need at wmur.com. josh: we're also going to reveal jean's elf name tomorrow. a live look at washington d.c. where the national christmas tree has been lit. the first family helped to flip the switch. the rest the show features an all-star lineup with music and spoon. and the tree comes from? jean: alaska this year. josh: most of us know we'll spend more money if we go to to grocery store when we're hungry. to think twice about tossing a way that ugly sweater. how far money people are making from the unattractive trend. mike: clouds won the battle today, but sun will win out for many on friday. josh: a man falls out of his wheelchair onto the light rail tracks just as a train arrives. we'll show you what happens next. catch holiday-cook

live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur newsnine. josh: we do have some breaking news on the commitment 2016 campaign trail. george pataki is ending his run for the presidential bid. s board in the most recent cnn granite state poll. we will have reaction to his decision later in the newscast. jean: new hampshire' s supreme court has rejected a chalenge to what' s known as the auto dealers bill of rights. the law regulates contracts between auto manufacturers and dealers. the state expanded it to include heavy equipment, but many of those companies say the competition clauses interfere with their business model. the state supreme court rejected that challenge today, with one exception, it told a lower court to reconsider whether the legislation is an undue burden on interstate commerce. josh: still ahead, exchanging -- exchanging your unwanted gifts is getting easier. jean: whole foods has reached a deal on claims that it overcharged customers. how much it will cost the announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... je

live in the newsroom jennifer , crompton, wmur news 9. stephanie: a much calmer day today in keene after a gas and vermont busy throught the day saturday and into the early morning hours. wmur' s suzanne roantree has the latest on the emergency that affected more than 1200 liberty utility customers. suzanne: just after 9:00 saturday morning, liberty utilities says that there was a malfunction at the gas plant where propane and air are mixed. as a result, pure propane was sent to 1,250 customers in keene which can release deadly amounts of carbon monoxide when burned. more than 60 fire departments from new hampshire and vermont responded to the emergency checking homes and shutting off the gas to any house with a high c.o. level. crews responded to more than 100 calls for a gas odor or symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure. at least five people were treated for carbon monoxide symptoms. the gas emergency was ended at 2:00 this morning. a spokesman for liberty utility emergency and fully expect the governor to call for investigation. live in

live in bedford, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: manchester police are searching for a suspect who robbed a gas station overnight. and they say this crime is unlike any they' ve seen in quite some time. wmur' s shelley walcott joins us live to explain. manchester police say this one of the most unusual robberies they' ve ever had to deal with. it happened at this speedway gas station on massabesic street, just after midnight. surveillance photos show a suspect walking up to the cashier' s booth. he was wearing a black ski mask and light colored gloves. he doused the booth with lighter fluid, and threatened to light it on fire unless the cashier gave him money. the cashier handed over cash and the suspect took off. a police spokesman tells us that' s where the trail of this suspect went cold. foot, westerly down hayward street. a k-9 track, showed negative results so. you know the time that lapsed between the time she called it in and officers arriving is only a minute or two but in a minute or two, someone could get a good dis

jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: this crash happened in the same stretch of route 16 that crash. a car going over 100 miles per hour in 2001 collided with a van carrying a family. six people were killed and the crash prompted safety included -- improvements, including rumble strips. tom: a crash on 101 being investigated. jordan was driving eastbound near exit 9 when she struck the guardrail, went airborne and struck a second guardrail before coming to rest in the median. she was pronounced dead at the scene. state police are investigating after getting a report of excessive speed and use of a cell phone. jean: it remains slick out there and it feels like winter has arrived. most of the state is under a freezing rain advisory for tonight. for more on what to expect and a sneak peek at the new year' s eve forecast, we check in with meteorologist josh judge. josh j.: here is a look at the areas under the advisory. drizzle and snow. through the nighttime hours, it could pick up into passing showers and make a litt

at the portsmouth country club, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. josh: ohio governor john kasich also expressing frustration today with all the attention being given to donald trump. speaking at st. anselm college considers serious discussions being overlooked in favor of sensationalism. >> right now it's like who ever says the most outrageous things, like what i do is i came in on a bus, what i ought to do is jump on the roof of it and give the speech. josh: kasich also stopped in the puritan room in manchester and is holding a town hall tonight. carly fiorina made stops in concord, bedford and derry today, she'll be back in concord this evening for another event. tomorrow she'll wrap up a three-day swing through new hampshire. in another race heating up well before election day is the one for new hampshire senate seat. john distaso has a look at the numbers for senator ayotte as well as her challenger, governor hassan. you'll find that and much more in his primary source column on wmur.com. jean: the body of a man who went missing in concord has

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and puts it back in....golden hawks up 3 midway through the third...but the regals rally...mary crompton drives and hits the floater...regin a up 25-22...then it's the second ranked regals win the girls game 50-37.... to the boys varsity game....d-prairie leading late in the first quarter as nolan faselt scores in the laneneo put the 7....regina then turns up the defense....ethan suchomel with the steal...ahead to nathan stenger....he finds jack jensen for the lay-up....regals up 5....then late in the half sam ststn banks one home as s regina takes the boys game over mid-prairie 55-36. in iowa city, scott westerberg tv9 sports. and finally he deserves every award he gets this year. iowa coach kirk ferentz was named the woody hayes national coach of the year today by the touchdown club of of columbus. he is also a finalist for the eddie robinson and george munger national coach of the year honors. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... we are quickly moving into a very active weather pattern. the first in a series of storms moves east tonight. clouds will not totally leaves t

finishes at the other end but the regals -- would flex their muscles -- later in the quarter -- mary crompton splits the d for the bucket -- regina wins 44 to 39 in the tri rivers -- 1-a's top team springville hosting central cityand this one was all orioles and all mikayla nah-ha-zul -- she banks it home for 2 of her career high 29 pointsand nah-ha-zul wasn't the only one scoring from springville -- off the steal -- the orioles work it around the world to megan wagaman -- and she rattles it home -- springville rolls 68 to 12 stay with c-b-s two -justin has one last look at your dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in

wmur' s jennifer crompton joins us live with her view of this storm from rochester. good afternoon, jennifer. jennifer: good afternoon, sean. rochester has about three or four inches of snow. it is mixed with this fine sleet that is coming down right now. in portsmouth they did have the rain that was mentioned a few moments ago. the driving has been really messy. behind me is the spaulding turnpike. our experience was that drivers are taking their time, taking it slow. nonetheless, there have been lots of slipping and sliding accidents, not just here, but on roads throughout the seacoast. in internment, 4 part -- in durh cars off the road. am, 4 another into a telephone pole. is taxing shovelers and snowblowers alike. we heard one call in another town close to the coast for a man who had collapsed in his driveway. emergency responders are understandably busy. rochester fire reported their first call at 3:00 a.m. many more once the commute started. rochester fire was telling us that those calls that came in were piled upon each other, mixed with the calls they general

smoke has been billowing from the home on burleigh terrace for s jennifer crompton is live at the scene with what we know about how the fire started. >> we are here where the fire started at about 2:30 this afternoon. as you mentioned, fire crews still on the scene. just moments ago they were pouring more water onto this, a little bit of smoke still showing but basically the upstairs is guided -- gutted from the top down into the house. the five-bedroom home sits on a hill at the top of a cul-de-sac. according to the chief, the nearest highways nearly a mile away so the water had to be brought in by tanker trucks from over a dozen communities. many still on scene at this hour. nearly 60 firefighters are here. called and reported smoke. the official cause remains under investigation but it appears it started under the roof and may before the smoke was detected. >> it was not accessible from the ground. there were no access points to get into the attic. very difficult once it gets conditions. >> the family has lived here for several years and neighbors describe them is very nice hurt. acc

m my crompton in n the corner... splash... big triple there by regina... west branch has a chance to tie at the buzzer.. but allyson simpson is off the mark... the regals go on the road and escape with a monster win, 46 to 44... now to the boys side... second ranked iowa city west hokting wash... fran mccaffery on hand watching his sonon.. but he also had an eye on wali parks.. he rises to the tenth floor and slams it home... but the warriors hung tough in this one.... hunter strait spotting up in the corner... he lets it fly... the three goes down... but west is west.. and they took over... here's pat mccaffery off a steal... just a freshman... already dunking... the trojans were impressive once again, they beat washington, in cedar rapids... a clash between xavier and jefferson... first quarter... how bout a little pick 'n' pop... max teh-sha gets a clean look... and buries the triple.. saints up six early... but jeff was battling in the first half... royshawn webb... crosses 'em up... and banks it home... tough finish there... then intransition... great

-- taylor macdonald finishes at the other end but the regals -- would flex their muscles -- mary crompton splits the d for the scoror-- regina gets the win 44 to 39 and stays unbeaten.... and in the tri rivers -- 1-a's top team springville hosting central cityand this one was all orioles from the start -- mikayla a h-ha-zul -- had a huge game -- nah-ha-zul banks it home for 2 of her career high 29 pointsand she wasn't the only one scoring from springville -- off the steal -- the orioles work it around the world to megan wagaman -- and she rattles it home -- springville rolls 68 to 12 that's a check of sports -- justin has a last check of your forecast when the fox 28 hello. i'm mark hyman.there's been an ongoing argument over media bias. the fact of the matter is it exists. media bias is simply part of the american way-of-life. to be more precise, media bias is prevalent worldwide. allow me to give you one example.last week, nearly 200 countries were represented at the paris climate summit. it was another progressive . . . feel-good moment. participants led by u-s secretary of state john

jennifer crompton with that story tonight. >> oh. i' m completely over the moon. jennifer: linda made the long trip from her home to a dispensary in portland to get relieve the pain and nausea of cancer. >> for what i have in front of me is not opioids. s the most important thing to me. that i did not want to go out and -- in an opioids haze. i wanted to be awake and aware as long as i can. reporter: medical marijuana hampshire in 2013. but with delays in building dispensaries, no one could get an i.d. that is until linda successfully sued the state and came to maine. >> already the quality of my life has improved. just knowing that i don' t have to rely on. narcotics. reporter: it was just yesterday on the even for a visit to the dispensary that the attorney general' s office in new hampshire advised health and take the action of issuing i.d.' s >> this entire little linda' s great adventure that -- it' s been such an inspiration. >> it was our intent from the beginning not just to be beneficial to me, although i am thrilled that it is, but to every other sick pe

and puts it back in....golden hawks up 3 midway through the third...but the regals rally...mary crompton drives and hits the floater.regin a up 25-22...then it's kennedy brown in transition as the second ranked regals win the girls game 50-37.... to the boys vararty game....mid-prairie leading late in the first quarter as nolan faselt scores in the lane to put the golden hawks up 10- 7....regina then turns up the defense....ethan suchomel with the steal...ahead to nathan stenger....he finds jack jensen for the lay-up....regals up 5....then late in the half sam stein banks one home as regina takes the boys game over mid-prairie 55-36. in iowa city, scott westerberg tv9 sports. and finally he deserves every award he gets this year. iowa coach kirk ferez was named the woody hayes national coach of the year today by the touchdown club of of columbus. finalist for the eddie robinson and george munger national coach of the year honors. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's ving you 15 gigs of f ta for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular siz

jennifer crompton joins us from the seacoast bureau tonight to explain. jennifer: we know high school students are impressionable and susceptible and heavy users of social media. what better way to fight online recruitment than enlisting young people to come up with ideas. 12 unh marketing majors embraced the idea as a semester long project. it involves taking a pledge. it is called the packs pledge, the latin word for it -- it is called the pax pledge, the latin word for peace. they used what they found to launch a facebook page, twitter, and instagram accounts of and a website, as well as teaching tools for students and families to talk about the dangers while giving them something positive to be part of. >> then when they are contacted online by a recruiter of isis or isil, they see something happening, the d.c. togetherness our idea is to educate those people and eradicate any feeling they need to long to something that is so negative. jennifer: coming up, what they learned from nashua high school students. now, live in portsmouth, jennifer crumpton,

. >> in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, news 9. amy: for all the negative stories, it restores your faith. kevin: you don't hear a lot of them, but they're out there and a dime a dozen at times. amy: love it. the secret hidden inside the weare fireplace. news 9 this morning, commitment 2016, several presidential hopefuls visited the granite state on saturday, what they had if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all >> it was a fun day of one built a robot with emissions. team "squirt the turtle" won first place and they'll go to st. louis for the championship. a lot of people say they're in it for the fun of it. >> probabl

. >> i'm jennifer crompton, news 9. amy: there's plenty of time to give. we'll be collecting all weekend long and coming up on the next hour, a live report, kristin carosa will be at one of the donation sites. up next, aaron hernandez back in the headlines, ahead, the the former patriots player's for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family i'm hillary clinton and i >> good morning. well, look at the great shot there. there's goffstown and we're taking a look at clear skies overhead and showing up as reddish prior, that's pre-sunrise or prior to sunrise. we put them together, i like inventing words. there's a look at a nice day on tap for you today coming up. >> well, it appears there's more trouble for aaron hernandez in prison. sources telling ou

anselm college, jennifer crompton, wmur 9. amy: that's a treat. thank you very much. and wmur.com and the wmur app are your source for coverage all evening long. we'll have live analysis.