davidson: not this guy. proctor. donald trump would be the first president elected without government experience. what advice would you have for him for dealing with how to better manage our government? and maybe to narrow that down, specifically, what somebody who has never been in government would not know? know.w what you don't look, i am one who takes a different tack around even though i have spent much of my time in the private sector. this idea that a ceo is somehow therefore magically able to be a better president or as unique talent. first of all, and i don't been this in a disparaging way, running a real estate and development company is not like running general motors or jpmorgan or some major institution with global and lots of thousands of people and management issues where you get the experience of actually managing a broad thing. a relatively is small company. i don't think you can necessarily take those into it. i think it is a very difficult situation where you go from a privately owned and held comp

there are a number of celebrations going on, including harley davidson museum. active military and veterans >> what is cool, they are show casing hue harley davidson has been part of the military and motorcycles and how they are used. check that out. thank you for the service. >> absolutely. >> back to you. >> thank you. 6:26 may recollecting a list, checking it twice. >> how the letters to santa help >> green and gold teaming up

davidson: who wants to start? >> first of all, i think the trump transition team has been very emphatic in saying no one has requested security clearance for the children, for his children. so, i think that was speculated about, unrealistically considering the closeness of all of them. mr. daley: i think the president elect's daughter sitting in on the meeting with abe is a different story. on the one hand, that is great, but i think we are in uncharted waters, having adult rosen who have a real business -- adult children who have a real business. they will have to work through that. and honest conflict ends up resulting in some major issue. i would hate to be white house counsel, i would tell you that. [laughter] >> is he basically going to have to choose between having his children around him and his children still being involved in the business? is that what it is going to come down to if he wants? does the whole family have to divest in some way? distance themselves from the management? >> this is totally unpr

davidson: that is a great question. have a whole series of presidents who have never served in the military. >> i will start it and then let josh did their thoughts. thoughts.h give their thank you for your service to our country. even though that 1992 campaign many years ago, it was the economy that had a real domestic focus. it becomes clear that i before -- clear the night before the inaugural, when the football is passed, even well before 9/11, it it has become, i think, even so much more paramount and right before us, but that is the most sacred responsibility of the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, his security of the american people. i think trump talked about a lot of the military and security. i would think that will be a high priority with him. i think he will engage pretty actively with the military. that is certainly the signal he has been sending. ms. davidson: do either of you want to add to that? let me follow up on that. we have had discussion about things like the definition of tortur

davidson: who wants to start? >> first of all, i think the trump transition team has been very emphatic in saying no one has requested security clearance for the children, for his children. so, i think that was speculated about, unrealistically considering the closeness of all of them. mr. daley: i think the president elect's daughter sitting in on the meeting with abe is a different story. on the one hand, that is great, he is close to his children. but i think we are in unchartered waters having adult children who have a real business interest with him. they will have to work through that. and honest conflict ends up resulting in some major issue. i would hate to be white house counsel, i would tell you that. [laughter] >> is he basically going to have to choose between having his children around him and his children still being involved in the business? is that what it is going to come down to if he wants? ms. davidson: does the whole family have to divest in some way? distance themselves from the management? >

davidson: josh, five seconds to add to that. mr. bolten: i can say in five seconds, i do not think i can improve on what bill and back -- bill and mac just said. [laughter] ms. davidson: think you for taking part in this meeting. [applause] to the three of you -- [indistinct conversation] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> we sat down with new members of the 115th congress that were elected. we were given with the conversation with charlie crist who is a former government -- former governor of florida. crist, awith charlie democrat who won that seat -- that we don't separate by republican, democrat, independent. we now have a duty more than any other time to bring this country together. people are counting on it. >> orientation, can you describe the feeling? is it they must like the first in school? >> very much it is. you're learning where your office might be, trying to f

were in a fight that officers say davidson stabbed harris. the neighbor saw this and fired shots at davidson. he died from his injuries. harris is recovering. no word on whether charges will be filed against the neighbor. >>> the mornings will be downright cold. >> temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning and we will see that on through the week. this is the museum skycam. from the north carolina museum of natural sciences, look at the blue sky above downtown temperatures are starting to warm up a little bit with the sunshine. sunrise this morning at 6:45 am so we have a while now for the sun to warm things that. 45 in kure. 36 roxborough, 48 southern pines, 47 rocky mount, so starting to warm things up a touch. temperatures close to 60 at lunchtime and low to the afternoon. it will be fairly cool compared to yesterday's a 71. it stays nice and bright for election day. we will talk about the forecast for tomorrow morning. some places under a frost advisory tomorrow morning. brian is here with a look at the roads. >>> slow of the northboun

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: five suspected drug dealers are facing charges this morning after being arrested during a raid in manchester. sean: police say it looks like they brought down a major drug house season things like cocaine, prescription pills and thousands of dollars in cash. ray brewer joins us live at the manchester police department to tell us how the raidol it was an investigation that started less than three weeks ago. police looking into the distribution of heroin and crack cocaine and they say several people inside that orange street apartment building were selling drugs. around one ce-- 1:30, members of the manchester swat team executed a search warrant at an police taking extra precautions after learning that some people associated with the investigation had guns. >> we had a drug operation here with numerous apartment. part of their drug operation also included firearms. ray: two handgus were thrown from the apartment building. they also seized $3200 in cash, 3.6 grams of crack cocaine

we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. interstate 89 is looking nice as you make your way from concord to the upper valley. heading down on the southbound side, we are not seeing any delays to that stretch, especially when you are getting onto 93 at the bow junction. 93 south continues to be up to speed from both to salem, and other rows are nice and quiet on am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: deborah, thank you. police in manchester are celebrating what they are calling a major drug bust in the queen city. sean: investigators say they raided a major drug house and seized narcotics and weapons. wmur's ray brewer is live at the manchester police department. and, ray, how many people are facing charges at this point? ray: a total of nine people were taken into custody, six of them on drug-related charges, five when manchester police, along with their swat team, went to the building on orange street to execute a search warrant. investigators say they have been looking at the building for about three weeks, focusing on the s

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm katy zachry. we are under a first alert today because of the heavy rain moving in. not one round but two rounds. and bill henley has all the details joining us now with the first alert neighborhood weather. there will be periods of heavy rain. it won't be all heavy rain. periods of heavy rain and this time of year with leaves on the ground could lead to slippery roads and clogged drains. we'll likely see more rain and winds increasing. we're seeing rain moving into fiphiladelphia. that's light rain now, just light rain in philadelphia and the suburbs. no heavy rain yet. but there is that potential during the day today. look at these temperatures. it's only going to be rain. everybody's well above freezing and actually a warm start but with the southerly winds during the day in spite of the rain the temperatures go up into the 60s for most locations. except the lehigh valley. a warm-up. 64 in delaware. new jersey, 63 degrees. looking at temperatures near 60 at the shore. so warm and windy and damp

there are a number of celebrations going on, including harley davidson museum. active military and veterans >> what is cool, they are show casing hue harley davidson has been part of the military and motorcycles and how they are used. check that out. thank you for the service. >> absolutely. >> back to you. >> thank you. 6:26 may recollecting a list, checking it twice. >> how the letters to santa help >> green and gold teaming up with the salvation army and when to get the signed gear from the players to benefit the group. first, traffic watch 12, here is a live look, downtown, cloudy start to this friday morning. we have a check in with matt ben: right now on "wisn 12 news this morning," protests overnight in the streets of downtown milwaukee. the violent confrontation that happened in front of our camera. melinda: plus, an suv slams into a local home overnight. how the people inside the house are doing this morning and what police say may have led up to the chaotic series of events. look outside. some cool temperatures today as you get ready for the weekend. w

i am debt davidson. -- i'm deb davidson. for 95.7 wzid. erin: now back to our election day coverage. some granite staters had the honor of being the first in the nation to cast their ballots. sean: midnight voting was held in dixville notch, millsfield and hart's location. wmur's siobhan lopez was in dixville notch as the ballots were counted. >> a night of firsts here in dixville notch as new hampshire continues to be the focus of the start of electioy. eight ballots are cast seven in person, and one absentee voter. hillary clinton edged out donald trump 4-2, with one vote for gary johnson and a write-on for former massachusetts governor and 2012 republican nomimee mitt romney. the town moderator says this is the first time he's known there to be a write-in for high on the ticket. another first -- nancy depalma became the first dixville notch voter to participate in same-day registration. >> i really didn't think it was but i'm really excited -- it was a thrill to be a part of this historic event, it really is amazing. >> dixville notch k

jensen fired shots from his handgun hitting davidson. davidson later died at the hospital. harris suffered multiple stab wounds and underwent surgery at wake med. we spoke with neighbors who were shocked. no charges have been filed against jensen. and breaking news in durham-- police are investigating after--someone fired shots at a data bus earlier tonight. it happened near merriweather drive and pickwick trail. our crew on the scene says a bullet went right through the window. we're told none of the 15 passengers on board were hurt. no word of any arrests. now to vote 2016. f-b-i director that hillary clinton will not face charges for emails that popped up on anthony weiner's computer. comey says the latest review does not change the conclusion he reached this summer-- not to prosecute her. the emails surfaced during an f-b-i investigation into anthony weiner's sexting scandal. he's the estranged husband of clinton aide huma abedin. the clinton campaign responded to the news saying they're glad the matter is resolved. it will be a busy day of campaigni triangle tomorrow--

this report being brought ou i am dead davidson 495.7 wzid. -- i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: the curse is over this morning. the chicago cubs are world series champions for the first time in 108 years. sean: last night's game seven was certainly not without drama, ending in extra innings. there was actually a rain delay after the ninth, but the cubs scored twice in the top of the tenth inning, and then held off earning a reputation as a curse-breaker. he helped lead the red sox to victory in 2004. the indians' world series drought of 68 years is now the longest in baseball. switching gears republican , senator kelly ayotte and democratic challenger governor maggie hassan faced off last night for their last debate before next week's election. erin: the debate, seen live right here on wmur, covered a wide range of issues. and while their opinions differed, the candidates remained civil. wmur's ray brewer is live at saint anselm college this morning with a recap. ray: recent polls show senator ayotte and governor hassan are locked in a very close race. a statistical dead h

i am deb davidson for 95.7. taking new steps to make sure everyone in town has clean and safe drinking water. sean: officials are worried about pfc's found in monitoring-wells near the former coakley landfill, and there are concerns those chemicals could leak into the ground water wmur's ray brewer is here now to explain the plans. ray the board of selectmen in : greenland has voted to send a letter to the coakley landfill group asking that they pay for a new municipal water system. main to connect the neighborhoods closest to the former landfill to the public water supply. the coakley landfill group includes the city of portsmouth, the towns of north hampton, newington, and new castle, as well as pease. most recent tests of wells in the area have not shown any elevated levels of harmful chemicals. officials say they want to make sure they are proactive just in case problems do surface. >> some of the tests have shown resultfo dioxane there i think this is being able to lean forward and be able to get safe drink

i'm tracey davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. you're going to deal with a little rain out there but let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> most of the activity is in new jersey, just a few sprinkles moving towards allentown or the pocono mountains. in delaware you will see light rain showers. these showers are moving towards dover right now and into salem and cumberland county. you see the steadier rain from atlantic city northward and to the north trenton is now seeing some of that rainfall. not looking at an all day rainfall but umbrellas will be going up this morning for much of new jersey and some spots into pennsylvania and delaware, too, but then we will clear out this afternoon. unfortunately the temperatures are warmer this morning, nowhere near as chilly as yesterday, 40s and low 50s to start with, 60s this afternoon and yes we will get sunshine, clearing skies this afternoon. after a chance of a shower this morning in philadelphia, 61 degrees, most of the suburbs will be

i am deb davidson for 94.7 wzid. erin: donald trump is headed -- sean: donis the president elect will meet with president obama to start discussing the transition of power while melania trump meets with michelle obama. erin: this comes just hours after massive protests broke out across the country including boston where an estimated people 10,000 filled the streets, upset about the results of the election. abc's elizabeth hur reports. elizabeth: a divided america, on display from new york to philadelphia, chicago and los angeles. protesters, out in force, less than 24 hours after that unbelievable has happened. elizabeth: this morning, donald trump is making his first trip to washington as the new president-elect, promising to be a president for all americans. mr. trump: to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. elizabeth: trump will be the nation's 45th president after hoped to make history, and now urging her followers to sup

with triple team traffic reports throughout the day, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we start with breaking news from the upper valley where state police confirm they are investigating a serious assault in the town of wentworth police have been on scene for a couple of hours now and they tell us that the scene remains very active right now there is no word as to the victim's condition or any arrests but we do have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you updates as soon as we learn them. erin: investigators say a merrimack man was seriously shocked while putting up christmas lights firefighters say the man was using a metal pole to put lights on a large tree outside along glen forest drive yesterday afternoon when the pole touched a high voltage primary power line he was taken to a boston hospital to be treated for electric surge also damaged several decorations in the yard. sean: tomorrow is thanksgiving and that means a lot of people are traveling this weekend with today one of the busiest travel days of the year and the weather could cause some serious p

a harley davidson auction.. raising money to support families of people in the military. lockheed martin donated the 20-16 customized 'softail slim s' model'. the defense contractor builds its ships at marinette marine shipyard. if you can't get to washington d-c for the live auction.. you can head online. we have a link at tmj4-dot- com. bidding ends december coming up: a storm system wednesday. what travel conditions you can expect around the state is coming up. plus... traffic relief. the zoo interchange zipper merge is reopening ahead of schedule. a look at the new route before you head out the more live at daybreak is next. happening now-- and later -- on the hunt: your first look at how wisconsin hunters fared during the gun deer season's opening weekend... and why it might be tough to get a buck-- if you're hunting ?this weekend. daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm susan kim.and i'm vince vitrano. let's start with a check of weather and traffic together...storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter is here... after morning wind chills in the teens, yesterday was sunny with a

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we are keeping an eye on the morning commute as the septa strike enters its fourth day. first, let's get right to meteorologist bill henley in the neighborhood forecast. morning, bill. >> morning, vai, if you're walking to work or riding your bike, you'll need a jacket. the temperatures are cooler and the breeze is blowing at 6 miles an hour. that wind increases as the day goes on. we'll see sunshine, and get a warmup, 52 degrees right now, up a degree at 8:00 and then at 11:00, 56 degrees. the wind will keep this cooler. you'll see it in the lehigh valley. 50 degrees right now. getting cooler before sunrise and just after. by 9:00, 53 agrees and closer to 60 degrees at lunch time. most of the area will get close to 60 this afternoon.

. >> i'm tracy davidson. they make us start with nbc 10 first alert had weather. >> it is a warm start. rr giks degrees right now. warm air is pushing in and that can lide to areas of fog. this morning dense fog, pots town, into nnl nj where said fog is in delaware. and to the south and south jundy. half a mile visibility being reported. >> he's starteding but it won't be here all day. what we won't have, any cold air. we'll warm in the 60s this afternoon. but it's going to come with more wet weather. and this afternoon, shorms and the philadelphia. some could continue into evening hours. i'll break these forecasts down hour by hour. reeling into your area president. >>> tarting off with an accident in upper marion and west valley forge road. you did a dp. this isn't the 42 freeway. >> that's the northbound side moving towards philadelphia. normally where we see the delays but right now you can do hits the it ien better place. you'rer going to be just fine. he's on sweet road in west german town. it on route

davidson: business as usual is not really an option. our economy is based upon having tourists wanting to come here and spend time here. they're not gonna come here if the estuaries are full of algae that smell rotten. so it's extremely important, and we're getting to a tipping point where we have to do something. and i think the same is true across the globe. dudley: we know that people are still gonna want to come to the cape and that growth is gonna continue, so what we're really interested in trying to do is appropriately manage that growth. we believe that we can still save the habitat and that it isn't beyond a point of no return, and that's what we're actively trying to do. narrator: by combining census data with physical data collected in field studies, scientists can increase the accuracy of their models and help planners and policy makers prepare for future growth. dr. riche: what i do, essentially, is give people the base to look into the future, because we make connections between people and all these things that have costs.

from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: thanksgiving is one of the busiest times of the year on the roads. in fact aaa is predicting that more than 43 million americans will travel for the holiday and they will enjoy falling gas prices. wmur's ray brewer is live in manchester this morning to explain what drivers can expec a little bit of good news. ray: a little bit of good news. roads will really start to get busy tomorrow afternoon the day before thanksgiving so make sure to plan ahead and allow extra time. but as you head out on the roads, there is good news. gas prices are falling. gas prices have been slowly trending down over the last few weeks. according to aaa we are now paying an average of $2.14 in that is about a nickel lower than a month ago and is making travel for the holidays a little easier. >> you feel like you're filling your car up every couple of days or something like that when you're really traveling and it can be quite a burden on me so. >> it's going to be the second cheapest gas for thanksgivi

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fr i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. ,sean: death, thanks. -- deb, thanks. the attorney general's office is investigating two separate homicides that happened within 24 hours of each other in effingham and manchester. erin: there have now been four homicides in new hampshire in less than a week. the first one happened in wentworth last wednesday morning. police say a 60-year-old man died from blunt force injuries. in berlin, the death of a two-year-old girl was also ruled a homicide. authorities say madison dana died sunday from blunt impact 63-year-old man in effingham died from a gunshot wound to the chest. and just yesterday, another man was shot and killed in manchester. ray brewer joins us live now at -- ray brewer has the latest on the most recent cases. ray: around 11:00 monday morning, the attorney general's office says a 63-year-old man was shot at a home on am's way in effingham. the victim, identified as robert dishman, died at the hospital. the medical examiner's office saying he died from a single gunshot wound to the chest. while this case has

coming up, milwaukee harley davidson is back open... the dealership on silver spring temporarily closed its doors last month amid a change in ownership. fox6s madeline anderson spoke with the new owners... and long-time re-opening event this afternoon. whether they're stopping in out of curiosity or convenience... i dont live too far from here. so its nice to have it open where i can bring my bike or buy parts here. milwaukee harley davidson customers are getting their first look at the dealership under its new owners. im looking forward to seeing how they change things. the chicago- based company "windy city year-long legal battle with the previous owner. in a lawsuit... windy city alleged it was unable to close on the deal back then because the owner hadn't disclosed financial records. parent company harley davidson motor company shut the place down temporarily on october 20th while the court's decision was in limbo. all that stuff is behind us now. its all been dropped. justin johnson says the focus now is bringing the business up to

i'm deb davidson. for 95.7 wzid. erin: in less than 24-hours. new hampshire voters will be heading to the polls to cast their ballots in the 20-16 election. sean: as the count-down begins. the presidential candidates, and their supporters, are keeping their focus on the granite state. today both donald trump and president obama will be campaigning in new hampshire. studio now with the details. ray: just one day before the election donald trump will be holding a rally here in new hampshire, while president obama campaigns on behalf of hillary clinton. trump's rally begins at eight tonight at the snhu arena on elm street in manchester. his running mate, mike pence, will also be at the rally. president obama will be speaking at the unh whittemore center in durham. doors open at 12:30 and the event starts at three. because of these high profile security around manchester and unh. >> we, state police, need to assist the secret service with in getting the high level dignitaries to where they need to be safely and while they're there. so it is an incon

i'm tracy davidson.hing. have a great day. >> announcer: this portion of "nbc10 news" sponsored by morgan & morgan, for the people. >>> 7:30 now on a thursday morning, november 10th, 2016. there is a look at the white house after attacking each other throughout the campaign, president obama and president-elect donald trump are meeting there this morning. it is a face to face in the oval office to begin a transition of power most people did not expect to see. >> we'll have more on that, of course, in a moment. >>> but first the other headlines of the morning. thousands of people taking to the streets in major cities across the country last night to protest donald trump's election. one of the largest demonstrations happened here in new york where the protesters marched right to trump tower. a similar gathering held outside the trump international hotel in chicago. >>> a manhunt is under way for a gunman who shot and wounded two police officers near pittsburgh overnight. it happened in the town of canonsbur

we are joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin. if you are starting your commute on interstate 89 or 93, both of those major highways are moving well throughout the granite that is up to speed, as if the everett turnpike. a four car crash on 93 south exit 46, the left lane is blocked, and hefty delays are forming behind the accident scene. route three southbound is solid. from the debussy eddie traffic network, i am deb davidson for 97 point -- wzid. lebanon are looking for the man they say attacked a woman who was out for a walk. erin: the woman was not seriously hurt, but it was a frightening situation. wmur's ray brewer is live in lebanon this morning, and ray it appears this was random, right? ray: that is what police are telling us, that the suspect choses victim at random and that there is no known connection between the two. police say that the 23-year-old woman was out for a walk on a trail off of loop road near dartmouth hitchcock medical center around 5:40 last night ground and assaulted her. the woman was able to fight b

harley davidson is honoring veterans. joyce: patrick is looking ahead. patrick: harley davidson is offering free entry to the museum for all active military, veterans, and their families. the veterans appreciation event starts tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning. the deal lasts through sunday. you will have to show a valid military or veteran's id. the motor bar and restaurant also offers a military discount. head start on your christmas shopping. the packers' pro shop is offering a black friday sale tomorrow and saturday. there will be discounts on clothes, tailgating gear along with ornaments and decorations. and potawatomi is already thinking about new years eve. general admission tickets go on sale at noon. a ticket includes parking, coat check, party favors and a complimentary champagne toast. the party is new years eve starting at 8:00 p.m. kathy: it is already a happy and emotional time of year. joyce: meet one family that just got a little bigger. kathy:he congratulates the cleveland cavs , how he brought politics into >> all right, you know how to

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: death, thanks. -- now back to that breaking news we're following in wentworth. right now, state police are investigating an overnight assault. erin: ray brewer joins us live in wentworth now with the latest developments. ray, what can you tell us? ray: we are being told this was a serious assault. it happened right up the road from the town offices here in wentworth, on atwell hill road. state police are leading the investigation into the assault. in the early morning hours, they grounds around the house for evidence before beginning the process of taping off the crime scene. we have been told that one person was taken to the hospital , but beyond that, no information is being released at this time, although we are being told also that more information should be forthcoming later on this morning. again, bottom line, one person taken to the hospital, the victim of what we are being told is a serious assault. reporting brewer, wmur news 9. sean: ray, thanks. we are also following

from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. erin: hampshire this morning but that could change later this week. sean: drivers for the company first student have now authorized a strike potentially affecting thousands of students but more negotiations are planned. wmur's ray brewer is live at the union headquarters in manchester this morning. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, shaun. officials also telling us that any strike would not happen until thursday at the earliest. plans, just in case that strike does happen. the strike was authorized by union bus drivers who work out of first student's belmont location. they met last night and overwhelmingly rejected the latest contract offer from the company. the strike could also affect other districts in the state, but a spokesman for the union tells news 9 that the two sides will meet again tomorrow in washington, d.c., and they still hope they will be able to disruption for students and parents. now, other districts are also outlining their plans if the service is affected, incl

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: now back to that developing story we are following out of berlin. fire officials confirm that a child was airlifted to dartmouth-hitchcock medical center yesterday. the attorney general's office says it is involved in an investigation in berlin. but at this time, officials not say whether the case involves the child who was flown to the hospital. we will continue to monitor this situation, and bring you updates as we learn any new information. a homeless man accused of holding up two manchester banks and trying to rob a third is due in court today. the alleged robberies happened over a span of nearly a year. the suspect, 40-year-old michael giles, was arrested yesterday. kristen carosa joins us live now at the manchester police department to explain how good morning, kristen. kristen: good morning, sean. police say it was surveillance photos that helped them track the suspect down. around 11:30 yesterday morning, officers were called to the td bank on south willow street for a r

from wzid traffic deb davidson. sean: a tough ride on 93. meanwhile school buses are still , running as normal this morning, but a strike by drivers is still possible next week. union drivers for first student have authorized a strike at their belmont depot, and drivers at other locations have said they will walk out in solidarity if a strike happens. last night, both sides were still trying to hammer out a deal during talks in washington, and officials say buses will run as normal at least through tuesday of next week. -- meant to spread kindness at a school. local girl scouts bought a buddy bench, providing a place for kids to sit and meet new friends. but as wmur's ray brewer explains, it was defaced within a matter of days. really heartbreaking. ray: it is, considering all the work the girl scouts have put into this project. the bench was just installed on village school playground earlier this month, but then, ovhe project for the girl scout troop. they gave the bench to the school hoping to encourage kids , to be nice and to make new f

deb davidson. deb: we need to watch for wet roads as you make your way around the concorde area. 293 is ok. 101 and 111 are up to speed. this report is brought to you by bernie and phil's home of fine furniture. i'm deb davidson. erin: thank you. the curse is over this morning. the chicago cubs are world series champions for the first time in 108 years. sean: last night's game 7 was certainly not without drama ending in extra innings. there was actually a rain delay after the ninth, but the cubs scored twice in the top of the 10th inning and then held off a cleveland rally to win by a final of 8-7. that was close one. general manager theo epstein is earning a reputation as a curse breaker. he helped lead the red sox to victory in 2004. the indians world series drought of 68 years is now the longest in baseball. so they have passed the torch there. republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic challenger governor maggie hassan faced off last night for their last debate before next week's election.

i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: parents in several towns are being warned about a possible strike by school bus drivers who work for the company first student. erin: offls districts say the potential disruption could happen later this month. ray brewer joins us live now outside the union office in manchester to explain what led up to this warning. ray: good morning. school officials say this all revolves around a contract dispute with the bus drivers. if the strike happens it would affect more than 4000 student in five towns. buses were on schedule thursday in jeopardy according to the teamsters local union number 633. >> unless friday we receive a letter from the teamsters that represent the bus drivers and it basically indicated that they were having some contractual issues. they indicated they may withhold services from the district. for me it was a do not mess with our kids moment. ray: the school district informed parents right away about the situation invoin a precaution. we are told the labor dispute is

i am dead davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we are now in the final sprint to the polls, and with less than a week until election day, our granite state debates are officially underway. erin: last night, the two men hoping to be the next governor of new hampshire went head-to-head at saint anselm college, addressing everything from women's health to the drug crisis and commuter rail from the institute of politics this morning with some of the highlights. ray: both republican chris sununu and democrat colin van ostern are currently serving as executive councilors, but experience was a big theme of last night's debate. both men hammering each other's resumes each claiming that they , are better prepared to lead the state. both have experience in concord and in the private sector. the debate also touched on a wide range of issues, including the northern pass, the drug the cost of higher education. and the man have opposing views on expanding commuter rail service. mr. sununu: right now, we have real needs in the state. colin

from the wzid traffic network, i am dead davidson for 5.7 wzid. sean: believe it or not we are , now just one week from the elections, but it seems the candidates still have a lot of work to do in order to secure votes. erin: according to our latest wmur granite state poll, half of likely voters in new hampshire don't know yet who they will vote for in the governor's race, and 40% haven't decided in the race for senate. wmur's ray brewer is live at saint anselm college this voters one more chance to hear from the candidates. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, aaron. -- erin. the first two debates feature those races you just mentioned, with all the undecided voters. the candidates for governor will be on stage tonight. with all those undecided voters, it means the candidates do have a lot of work to do, and these last few days will be very important. it also means the outcome is very difficult to pred the presidential race is actually adding to the indecision because there has , been so much attention on the race for the white house. many voter

milwaukee harley davidson is back open... under new ownership. the windy city motorcycle group year-long legal battle with the previous owner... chaz hastings. it got so ugly -- parent company "harley davidson motor company" shut the place down temporarily on october 20th while the court's decision was in limbo. windy city says while some of the employees under the previous owners have remained on staff... the general manager is looking to hire several new positions. coming up... why cyber monday could be the perfect time to plan a vacation. plus - thousands of deals happening today on amazon - we'll show you the most popular deal out there this season. hitting the malls this black friday... but we'll explain why stores may not have come out as the big winners this time the upper 40s. you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. anchors adlib weather over live underway... and you may want to look for travel deals. experts say slow summer travel sales should result in big airfare and hotel deals. some may even last through the first week of december. t

milwaukee harley davidson is back open... and under new ownership. the dealership on silver spring held a special re-opening event this afternoon. the chicago-based business on wednesday... after a year-long legal battle with the previous owner. it got so ugly -- parent company "harley davidson motor company" shut the place down temporarily on october 20th while the court's decision was in limbo. its been a little bit of a long course. all that stuff is behind us now. its all been dropped. all parties are happy with the end result now. we're told several changes will be made to the dealer -- but previous agreements-- like the v-i-p honored. a waupun correctional officer is recovering -- after being attacked by an inmate. this happened yesterday evening. we're told the officer was taken to the hospital -- but there's no word on his or her condition. the jail was put on lockdown for a short while following the attack. we're still waiting to learn more about a deadly shooting in new berlin that left two people dead. police haven't confirmed whether morn

from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: first student buses will be operating on their normal schedules today despite a contract dispute that could lead to a strike. sean: union drivers authorized a strike earlier this week. they had anticipated a strike, forcing districts to cancel classes, but we are told buses will run as normal at least through tuesday as both sides try to work out a deal. really a community issue. parents have a great deal of reliance on schools to provide transportation with those school buses running in the morning and the afternoon. families that have both parents that work or families that have one parent in a household, this really does pose a lot of issues. sean: first student says drivers outside of belmont are working under a current contract and are prohibited from striking. that at belmont goes on strike, they may not operate buses. that could affect as many as 33 districts across the state. erin: now, to a disheartening story out of auburn. a bench meant to spread kindness at the aubur

from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: after a year and a half of campaign e finally arrived, and the first votes have already been counted. here in the granite state -- sean: a total of three communities in new hampshire cast ballots at midnight. in hart's location, hillary clinton edged out donald trump, leading a democratic sweep in town -- though nearly every race was fairly close. millsfield also voted at midnight, and the polls were open for less than 15 minutes. republicans easily carried each erin: but the first votes announced were in dixville notch. wmur's siobhan lopez takes a look at those results. siobhan: history is made in more ways than one here in dixville notch as the first ballots are cast in the 2016 general election. >> midnight. siobhan: at the stroke of midnight, eight ballots are dropped into the box. four years comes around real -- >> four years, around really fast. siobhan: and their results come in even faster. notch voters choose hillary clinton over donald trump 4-2. one vote for gary joh

i'm deb davidson, for 95.7 wzid. morning. the attorney general's office is investigating two separate homicides that happened within 24 hours of each other in effingham and manchester. erin: there have now been four homicides in new hampshire in less than a week. the first one happened in wentworth last wednesday morning. police say a 60-year-old man died from blunt force injuries. in berlin, the death of a 2-year-old girl was also ruled a homicide. authorities say madison dana died sunday from blunt impact sean: on monday, officials say a 63-year-old man in effingham died from a gunshot wound to the chest. and just yesterday, another man was shot and killed in manchester. ray brewer joins us live now at the attorney general's office in concord with the latest on the two most recent cases. ray? ray: there's no question officials with the attorney general's office have their hands very full these days as they investigate those four homicides. the two most recent cases in effingham and manchester happened within 24-hours of eac

. >>> good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> a super win yesterday. we have a super moon. everything super including bill henley who has the neighborhood forecast. >> it is super cold in some neighborhoods this morning. much chillier than what we saw last week. 30s for philadelphia and the suburbs. now 29 degrees in lehigh valley. right at freezing for delaware. this is a live view, which is a little brighter this morning. the 10:00 number, a little bit of a breeze. a live view from the aquarium. so cold at 7:00. then 49 degrees at 10:00. and warming into the low 60s during the afternoon hours. you can see the moon this morning, but this afternoon, clouds will be rolling in. clouds will be right for our area and limit the warm-up during the afternoon hour. a decent warm-up considering where we are now. 60 in new jersey at the shore. up to 59 degrees. the clouds arriving a at the shore before much of the rest of the area. may see some late afternoon and evening showers. but those showers are headed our way. i'll take a look at when you can expect those when i come back with

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. be sure to grab your coat as you head out the door. we've got bill henley with the "first alert" neighborhood forecast. bill. >> about an hour away from sunrise, temperatures are falling. coming down in the suburbs. 38 degrees in new jersey. a little bit of a breeze outside of the north. 8 miles an hour to make it feel even chillier. you'll see sunshine in the lehigh valley. bright sunshine, 48 degrees by 8:00. and climbing. we will warm into the middle to upper 50s. 58 degrees for delaware and new jersey. suburbs in philadelphia near 60 on a nice warmup, also at the shore with plenty of sunshine. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour to see how we can get rid of the jacket. first, jessica boyington watching the roads. >> thanks, bill, right around wissahickon avenue. you can see that the vehicle is off into the right-hand shoulder. it's not messing with any of the lanes right now. still not seeing any delays on the boulevard or southbound. also watching 422, there's reports of an

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from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson. sean: right now police in lebanon are looking for the man they say attacked a woman who was out for a walk. erin: the woman was not seriously hurt, but it was a completely random attack. she was walking loop road near dartmouth hitchcock medical center around 5:40 last night when she was attacked from behind. the woman was able to fight back, and the man ran off toward the parking lot, and she was not seriously hurt. police are now looking for a white man between 18 and 25 years old, about 6 feet tall with shaggy, dirty blonde hair. he was last seen wearing a dark hoodie and took off in a dark colored, four door sedan. sean: police in pelham are looking for two men that they say attacked another man with a fire extinguisher during a home invasion over the weekend. investigators were first called to an apartment building on was going off, but then officers learned that two men forced their way into an apartment. the victim was treated for a cut to his head, and a woman inside was not h