shelley: two men wanted in deerfield turn up in florida. one is dead and police say in both states they drove off with someone hanging onto their vehicle. tom: a boy' s thanksgiving card to his dad in prison has prompted a lawsuit. >> inmates and family members on the outside have a first amendment right to communicate. tom: the contraband concern that led the state prison to ban cards and drawings. shelley: this mild december has meant a slow start to the ski season. the ripple effect for businesses that depend on snow and cold. tom: a camera drone nearly crashes into a skier during a race. the changes a major ski organization is now making. like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: a mild night across the granite state as we look live at downtown concord. it is 47 degrees outside right now, and tomorrow, we' re set to break the record high of 57-degrees. it will be a lot warmer than that. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. let' s start with chief meteorologist mike haddad to tell us just how warm it could get

ray brewer joins us live in deerfield. ray: good morning. it all ended with a massive manhunt in central florida that involved police, helicopters, and bloodhounds. when it was all done, when new hampshire man had been shot and killed and the other was in custody. on december 2, deerfield police pulled over a truck driven by derek kelley of strafford with 29-year-old michael hilber of rochester writing in the front seat -- riding in the front seat. an officer tried to arrest them on outstanding warrants. deerfield police filed charges against kelley for dragging the officer with the car. the men fled to florida and continued committing crimes. >> i need to report a robbery. ray: the hernando county sheriff' s office says hilber rob a dollar general store at gunpoint. customers went after the pair and called 911. >> he is following the people. ray: one of the customers blocked the entrance to the highway and try to pull the keys out of the truck' s ignition. kelley drove off, dragging the man before he let go. a wooded area. hilber allegedly

live in deerfield, stephanie woods, wmur news 9. tom: a former nursing assistant has been indicted on new charges now accused of sexually assaulting an elderly patient. timothy morrissey worked at bel-air nursing home and rehab center in goffstown. a grand jury indicted him on misdemeanor sexual assault charges for allegedly assaulting a 79-year-old resident with dementia. his license has been permanently removed. a grand jury has indicted a woman from franklin, accused of amber cowan is charged with arson. the fire broke out at the building on school street in september. cowan lived upstairs and had recently been served an eviction notice. a neighbor says he saw cowan walking toward the house with a gas can just before the fire. shelley: tonight the aclu of new hampshire is suing the state department of corrections, over its ban on inmates receiving greeting cards and handmade drawings. wmur' s suzanne roantree joins us is with more on why the ban was put in place, and the child at the center of that lawsuit. suzanne: the aclu' con

their last run-in in new hampshire happened in deerfield where an officer was dragged by a truck. details oh on that. reporter: shelley, a near 24-hour search in central florida ends with a rochester man dead and a strafford man facing multiple charges both in florida and here in new hampshire. >> getting the altercation down in florida, i don't know what they were thinking about. it doesn't happen that often. reporter: deerfield police pulled over a pickup truck on december 2 and say they found 27-year-old derek kelley behind the wheel and 29-year-old michael hilber in the passenger seat. both with outstanding warrants in new hampshire. when an officer tried to arrest them, kelley allegedly took off, dragging the officer about 20 feet onto on coming traffic. >> he's fine, he's just got dragged out in traffic. reporter: deerfield police filed charges against kelley for felonious escape, resisting arrest and disobeying an officer but weren't able to arrest him. >> that night we were tracking web found out that the occupant ended up somewhere in connecticut and we her from other face facebo

officers in deerfield pulled over that pickup truck being driven by kelly. he then took off, dragging the officer 20 feet into ongoing -- oncoming traffic. in the passenger seat was 29-year-old michael hilber of rochester. the pair then feld to florida -- fled to florida, where police believe they were involved in two robberies. hilber robbed a dollar general kelly was the getaway driver. >> he is following the people! >> i did lose my glasses in the process. >> these individuals made a mistake coming to hernando county. ray: police shot and killed hilber after he ran into the woods and allegedly threatened officers. kelley is being held without bond. sean: thanks. a man is in the hospital after he was struck by a van walking along the road in hudson. he was wearing dark clothing and walking close to the white line when he was hit. with the rain, the driver never saw him. police say the man was conscious a former nursing assistant is now facing criminal charges amid accusations that he sexually assaulted an elderly patient. timothy morrissey worked at belair

they shot police in new hampshire had been looking for michael hilber and another man after a deerfield officer was dragged by a truck this month. story. reporter: well, shellley, a search for a suspect in florida ended with a rochester man dead charges in florida and new hampshire. but the story begins on december 2. deerfield police tell us that police pulled over a pickup truck on route 107 and say they found 27-year-old derek kelley behind the wheel and 29-year-old michael hilber in the passenger seat. both with outstanding warrants in new hampshire. when an officer tried to arrest them, kelley allegedly took off, dragging the officer about 20 feet onto oncoming traffic. deerfield police charged kelley with felonious escape felony, resisting arrest and disobeying an officer but say they weren't able to arrest him because they hilber. florida police say a gunman who resembles hilber was caught on camera robbing a dollar general police chased after hilber and kelley and then police shot and killed hilber in the woods at about 1:45. he died at the scene. kelley was capture wednesday mo

police are still at the side of in deerfield on nottingham road, detours are still in place. well. if you are commuting into boston, we are seeing slow traffic in the andover area. that is causing quite a backup through there. this report is being brought to kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you so much. search efforts will resume in milton for a woman last seen monday evening. 39-year-old ann wade of milton was last seen in the parking lot of the dollar general on white her family is very worried about her safety. she is 5' green eyes, and brown hair. police and fish and game officials searched the area and up. police in franklin are looking for the man seen robbing a point. the clerk said the man threatened to stab him unless he turned over crash -- cash. ray brewer' s live for the robbery took place. ray: things are back to normal, but the clerk says it was a very different situation, a very pulled a knife. the whole thing was caught on surveillance video. it shows the robber entering the store just after 6:00, pulling a knife, jumping over the counter,

check this out: a 31-year old woman completely loses it at a dmv office in deerfield beach, florida. trooper.. then.. she kicked the trooper.. forcing him to back away.. then he slammed her on the ground. she's out of jail tonight after paying a $100 bond. we're getting our first look at the mugshot of former clark collins. arrested... friday night.... and... booked into the clark county jail.... after a multi-vehicle crash.... near koval and flamingo. collins posted pictures to twitter... from the rodeo.... right before his arrest. no charges have been filed yet. collins resigned from the commission... in august.... citing family reasons. big weather developments around the country right now including high winds.. heavy rain and tornadoes. there were at least 4 confirmed twisters over the weekend in texas.. including one that destroyed at least 50 homes in lindale. further south in lufkin.. high winds picked up and tossed around a long line of freight cars. in kansas.. the problem is heavy snow.. which caused blizzard-like conditions making travel next to impossible. adlib let's go

deerfield right now is 27, 26 in worcester. 30s to start, chilly, bright and cold this afternoon, temperatures in the lower to mid-30s, the clouds will increase as we head into the home. hour by hour starting at 10:00 p.m. because there is no precipitation today, midnight bursts of snow move in, it will stick at the onset. tomorrow morning though, you notice we are already 34 in boston. so it's a sloppy in the city before we make the change over during the commute tomorrow. boston, metro west, worcester 29. pockets of sleet and freezing rain will make the change quickly. in the afternoon in the 40s. taking a look at the accumulation coming un. >> thank you very much for the update. >>> had 43 right now, breaking news overnight police investigating after this suv crashed into a cafe in lynn. you can see at one point it was halfway into the building there. it has been safely removed l is no word yet if police have found this driver. >>> also more breaking news out of afghanistan, at least one person is dead after a suicide bombing near the kabul international airport, one civilian killed, four o

josh: police are investigating a deadly crash that shut down the road in deerfield. the driver had a medical morning on nottingham road. the driver died. police are not releasing the victim' s name. care as a look at to the and south main street. a driver with turning onto main street, made a wide turn, took down a light pole, and struck two other cars, including injuries. several cars did have to be towed, as you might imagine. truck -- christopher serlin faces a counts of endangering the welfare of a child. police say he crash into a parked car, then minutes later crash into another car parked in hurt. in the wake of the paris attacks in the san bernardino shooting, defense secretary asked carter right now is facing questions on the strategy to defeat isis p or secretary carter said we must all do more to combat the radical group and talked about the efforts of secretary of state john while discussing the extra steps being taken to accelerate isis' defeat. both new hampshire senators kelly ayotte and jeanne shaheen are taking part in the armed forces committee, que

police in new hampshire any the pair may have dragged a deerfield police officer with a truck earlier this month. >>> and police take a providence, rhode island man into custody after spending two hours trying to get him down from his roof. officers were looking for thomas morrison ever since a robbery last week. when police showed up at his home, they say he climbed on to the roof and refused to come morrison is undergoing a mental evaluation. >>> boston police are looking for a gunman that open fired in an apartment complex in jamaica plain. the shooting happened just before 4:00 in a building on center street. a black from a jackson square t stop. one bullet hit a person in the shoulder. another in the thigh. both are expected to survive. police swarmed the area immediately after the shooting. >> the broad daylight here. a lot of people walk big not far from the t station, and that's what is real alarming for us. >> julie: boston police don't know the motive for the shooting. >>> two homeless men are safe thanks to boston rescue crews who pulled them out of the harbor. the felt's t

a dover menace facing charges on a chase through deerfield. the officer tried to stop a reportedly stolen vehicle, but it didn' t stop. police chased after jonathan denison but say he crashed into a guardrail at the intersection of routes 43 and 107. he allegedly took off again, turned from 43 on two smith road, and crashed in someone' s yard. police say he ran off but was caught in nearby woods. denison is due in court tomorrow. hooksett tolls are trying to find out whoever fired a gun at a pickup truck.it happened just after 5:00 at hooksett road and college park drive. police tell news 9 that five rounds were shot. it' s not clear how many people were in the pickup truck, but none were hurt. investigators say a white van sped north away from the scene after the shooting. and man from hancock is due in court tomorrow after he allegedly pointed a gun at a police officer. the distraught man with a car stuck on the athletic field. the officer says 22-year-old thomas heisenberger pointed a semiautomatic pistol at him and at one point fired the r

shelley: deerfield police are searching for two men who took off when police tried to pull them over. police say they had active warrants for derek kelley and michael hilber. officers stopped kelley' s truck, and say when they tried to driving, dragging an officer for 15 to 20 feet. the officer wasn' t hurt, but the two got away. police are looking for a blue chevy pickup, license plate 383 tom: after today' s rain, it turns colder tomorrow and that the state. chief meteorologist mike haddad is here to tell us where the snow will fall and when. mike: for many up north it will turn wintry tomorrow as the cold north and west every right now it' s all rain and operate our. the green indicates it' s all rain falling out of the cloud cover. still warm aloft, 36 atop mount washington. the temperatures in the valleys in the 30' s to around 40 as well, but cold air begins to build back in so even though we are warmer than last night, futurecast. friday. -- on thursday. a few inches not out of the valley, maybe a dusting to an inch, but what will hollow or tomorrow and into the weekend? you ma

nothing to accept eversource' s application to build a 192 mile transmission line from pittsburg to deerfield. information sessions and hearings will be held next year. the justice department is launching an investigation into the use of force by chicago police officers after uproar over police-involved shootings. and a surprise for a raymond family. the special gift a stranger did for them this holiday season. mike: try again today, but does it stay that ways we move through the week? the forecast is coming up. shelley: this family in nashua is ready for christmas. check out their holiday lights display, looking good. and you can submit your pictures of ulocal by logging if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. 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 revol

southern new hampshire, temperatures on the cool side too. 44 in jaffrey. 45 bedford and 42 for you in deerfield tomorrow afternoon and final stop will be the south shore. temperatures again here are in the 40's, so these are at or date tomorrow. then we have another front coming at us. it's going to produce a couple of scattered showers around but it will be mild enough they will be rainshowers all over new england and look, this is not a lot of heavy rain coming at us, but showers around. middle of the day thursday and in the afternoon, that front is dragging its feet on through, a couple more showers for the cape and islands. perhaps even a few heavier ones, but the bottom line, not a wet day all day but the risk of showers will be there. seven-day forecast, weekends in view and it's a mild looking weekend. so with the front coming through thursday, the weakening front, temperatures will be in the 50's, even with a lot of clouds. keep it on saturday as well. then on saturday into sunday, that's when the sun really takes over and temperatures responds, 55 to 60 both days. wouldn't be surprised

nothing to accept eversource' s application to build a 192 mile transmission line from pittsburg to deerfield. another round of public information sessions and hearings will be held next year. the justice department is launching an investigation into the use of force by chicago police officers after uproar over police-involved shootings. and a surprise for a raymond family. for them this holiday season. mike: try again today, but does it stay that ways we move through the week? the forecast is coming up. shelley: this family in nashua is ready for christmas. check out their holiday lights display, looking good. and you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands shelley: boston college says nearly two dozen students became ill after eating at a chipotle in boston. the college says the sick students included at least eight members of the men' s basketball they complained of gastrointestinal symptoms. the department of health is working to determine if the illnesses are related to a national outbreak of e coli linked to chipotle. the restaurant chain has closed the boston restaura

. >> host: michael is calling from deerfield beach, florida. michael, go ahead. >> caller: yes, hello. first off, i wanted to say thank you very much, mr. o'rourke. satire and comedy are it when it comes to communicating something. >> guest: you're welcome. >> caller: and by that i mean to the populace at large. both the center for disease control this past week, i don't know if you're aware of this, and the health and human services have come out and said that we're all crazy in a lawsuit in compton, california, that has been won. it was based on something they called complex traumatic justice, ptsd in our schools. and it's basically behaviorally-transmitted bad behavior that whole communities and schools can suffer and that, clearly, if it's not caricatured and put into comedy, no one's going to want to hear. so i want to thank you ahead of time, because i can't help but think that it's going to be a big topic. i'm all done. >> guest: i'll get right on that one. >> caller: there you go. that'd be awesome. >> host: all right, michael, thank yo

erin: a search is underway for two men accused of dragging a deerfield police officer with their truck. police had active warrants for derek kelley and michael hilber, when they were pulled over yesterday. the officer was dragged 15-20 feet, but was not hurt. police are now looking for a blue chevy pickup truck with the license plate number 3835943. been sentenced to five years behind bars for conspiring to transport a manner -- minor for prosecution -- prostitution. police say multiple people, including 26-year-old enoc ayuso , were involved in transporting the female from boston to salem. sean: a former nursing assistant has been indicted on charges that he assaulted an elderly page and. timothy morrissey worked at bella nursing home in goffstown goffstown. another worker saw timothy morrissey sexually assaulting a woman with dementia. his license has been revoked. the peas their national guard base will be performing -- pease air national guard base will be sean: democratic presidential returning to the granite state today. republican john kasich will also be in new hampshire. he ki

police are still on the scene of that crash in deerfield on nottingham road is shut down and it will be indefinitely and detours are in place. 93 north and south is a great ride through the state. if you are commuting into boston, all major roads in massachusetts are incident-free. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you so much. franklin police are trying to track down the man they say held up a convenience store at knife point. the clerk said he walked into the store and threatened to stab him if he did not hand over cash. ray brewer is live with the details. ray: we spoke with the clerk who was behind the counter when the robbery happened. he said the man threatened to stab him as he pulled a knife on him and he made off with hundreds of dollars in cash. hesitate to get back behind the counter after being robbed at knife point. the robbery happening at around 6:00 at the shop express in franklin. the robber pulls out a knife, jumps over the counter, and opens the

erin: a search is underway for two men accused of dragging a deerfield police officer with their truck. police had an active warrant out on derek kelley and michael hilber when they were pulled over yesterday. when the officer tried to arrest 15-20 feet. chevy pickup with license plate number 3835943. sean: a massachusetts man has been sentenced t five years -- to five years behind bars for transporting a minor for prostitution. multiple people, including 26-year-old enoc ayuso, were involved in transporting the female from boston to salem. erin: a former nursing assistant has been indicted on charges that he assaulted an elderly patient. timothy morrissey worked at beller nursing home in goffstown. another worker saw him assaulting a 79-year-old resident with dementia. he is due in court later this month. people in portsmouth may hair -- here unusual sounds today. base will be testing its warning systems. sean: democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton is returning to the granite state today. she has events in nashua, manchester, andover. republican john kasich is kicking off a

they hit it pair may have dragged a deerfield police officer with a truck during a stop earlier this month. >>> police take a providence, rhode island man into custody after spending two hours trying to get him down from his roof. officers were looking for thomas morrison ever since a robbery last week. when police showed up at his home, he climbed on the roof and refused to come down. morrison is undergoing a mental evaluation. >>> boston police are looking for the gunmen who open fired in an apartment complex in gentleman make ca plain. it happened just before 4:00. it was one block from the one bullet hit a person in the shoulder. another hit the person in the thigh. both are expected to survive. police warmed that area immediately after the shooting. >> in broad daylight here, so a lot of people walking by not far from the t station. and that's what is real alarming for us. >> boston police say they don't know the motive for the shooting. >>> breaking news now overseas. police in belgium have arrested a 9th suspect linked to last month's deadly attack in paris. he had been in con

they think they may have dragged a deerfield officer during a stop earlier this month. >>> police take a providence rhode island man into custody after spending two hours trying to get him down from the roof. looking for thomas morris ever since a robbery. when police showed up in his home, climbed on the roof and refused to come down. morrison is now undergoing a >>> we check traffic and weather every ten minutes. 29 minutes from 495 in andover down to the zakim bridge. >>> sarah s&p. >> sarah: temperatures in the 40s down across this area in green in the 50s and 60s. up. but going to be a mild day out there, and we are going to see of fog. showing up. 63 in plymouth. 62 in new bedford and that near 70 and a lot of clouds. i will take you hour by hour and show what you to expect in your town coming up. >>> chickens, ducks, horses and alpacas all taken from a new hampshire home. their owner charged with cruelty against the animals. coming up this half hour, how her hobbies spiraled out of control. >>> safe deposit boxes filled with cash across the state. belongs to and how he stole des

sciate, 57. hampshire, 57 in manchester, 56 for you in deerfield and seabrook checking in at 56 for a high temperature tomorrow afternoon. afternoon friday, clouds start to break up, we're back to sunshine, so another weak disturbance sliding by to our north. future cast shows clearing skies will be the rule for friday night and saturday morning. seven-day forecast shows that will start. clouds around, it's not going to be perfectly sunny and that's why temperatures will be held down just a bit but upper 50's to low 60's saturday and on sunday. now as far as records, we've been talking a lot about warm temperatures. seems like we should have some records. saturday is going to be tough to do. 68 standing record at boston. 63 at worcester. i just don't we'll hit either one of those. weekend in view looks very warm both days especially for deals. 59 saturday. 61 on sunday. on average and we stay warm into monday too. we'll be tracking a front coming through with rainshowers and some wind, which are bring in colder air on tuesday, to start next week. continue through the weekend. i'll be

maybe if we get rid of that temperatures. 50 degrees for you in derry and deerfield. so we have nice temperatures coming up to start your weekend. let's fast forward. this takes you into sunday, 6:00 a.m. in the morning, waking up to sunshine, that's sticking around into the middle of the day and fast forward to 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, significant because just after 4:00 p.m., is when the sun sets and at 4:25 p.m. is when the stadium. under clear skies, the sun sets about 4:10 p.m. in the afternoon, 4:10 p.m., southwesterly, winds light, not a factor in this came and precipitation during the nighttime hours. here's your seven-day forecast. we have a lot of sunshine in this forecast, but i want to direct your attention tuesday through thursday, when things get more interesting as far as the weather is concerned. one storm offshore on tuesday. looks like for now, it's going to clip southeastern massachusetts with rain on tuesday, but that risk is there. if it wobbles closer, more of us would see some rain. seems to be stationed to the north and push farther to the n

just another afternoon at the dmv in deerfield beach, florida. this woman reportedly giving the clerks a hard time. so they asked a trooper to remove her. she had another idea, kicking and cursing and refusing to leave till finally the trooper arrested her. there she's being arrested and she faces one count of resisting arrest without violence, without violence. >> incredible. incredible video. turning now to a concern among parents looking to buy or have already bought one of the hottest holiday gifts of the season, the hover board. >> with reports of the fire, amazon is warning sellers to make sure hoverboards comply with standards. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: after frightening scenes like this. >> holy cow. >> reporter: a hoverboard suddenly catching fire in a washington state shopping mall, there's new concern about some of the season's hottest gifts getting way too hot. >> it's on fire! >> reporter: the federal consumer product safety commission says it is now investigating ten hoverboard blazes in nine states that have

. >> reporter: this is cell phone video inside a deerfield beach dmv. behind the lens, this man said he couldn't believe what he was . >>> everything happened so fast people were scared >> reporter: he claims the woman in this video later identified as corral springs resident eleanor stern didn't have paperwork she needed and . and she was waiting for paper to write her social security number down. the she got upset. and then they called the trooper. >>> but when that florida highway patrol trooper stepped in as you just saw and according to him also asked her to leave, it got physical. you see a high kick. she goes down and he does too. a battle that would continue as he tried to arrest her. >>> these are people to protect you. these are the people. i'm out of here. good-bye. >> reporter: it wasn't a good-bye to the trooper. the 31-year-old got her picture taken an not the kind you would want. she faces one count of resisting arrest without violence. >>> i would ache shake his hand and say you did a good job because he was calm. >> anchor: still ahead

in deerfield beach, florida. look at that. this customer kicking and punching a state trooper when he tried to escort her out for giving the clerks a hard time. not surprisingly, she's charged with resisting arrest. >>> if you have been scolded for occasionally dropping a four-letter word. listen up. a surprising new study finds that people who pepper their language with salty saying tend to be more articulate than those who don't. people that curse have bigger vocabularies and express than people less likely to swear. reading that with a huge smile on your face the whole walk over. >> you noticed? why is that? >> i have a good filter. not in front of the kids. but every now and then -- it feels good to just -- >> she lets it rip. >> apparently, i'm just a little more nuanced. >> there you havave it. you win. you win. >> let's get to jesse. >>> here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." are you suffering from ihunch? how your phone might be ruining your posture and your mood. >>> plus, we've got the doctor who helped e

tremoglie: deerfield that sometimes the federal government needs to come in? we saw that during the civil rights era. in some cases, but broadly, the federal government should not play a major role. for those of you interested in looking at the best available research about these topics and policing, i am not affiliated, but the center for evidence-based policing at george mason university is excellent research on this which i highly recommend. i recommend their work. without existing and the way the law existing from 1983 has been interpreted by the supreme court, without it, well, it would be extremely difficult for a citizen, an individual citizen , to get regress from police misconduct. the very viable remedy available to them is available under federal law. without federal law, citizens would be dependent on state court. historically, they have been inadequate. the federal government does have a role to play. section1983, 60 1988. i have provided an effective watchdog, and oversight. in the weeks after the death of freddie gray, when baltimore was on the

. >>> a bad day in deerfield beach florida. this customer kicking and punching a state trooper. when he tried to escort her out for giving the clerk a hard time. she is charged with resisting arrest. if you have been coded for dropping a four letter word, listen up. a surprising new study finds people who pepper their language with salty things tend to be more articulate that those who don't. researchers say people who curse having bigger vocabularyies and expressed in a nuanced way than people less likely to swear. >> amy, you have a huge smile on your face. >> you noticed. >> it's very -- >> why is that? >> i have a good filter. every now and then. anyway, i'm a little more -- >> there you have it. you win. you win. >> let's get to jesse. >> coming up now on the "gma" morning menu. how your phone might be ruining your posture and your mood. plus we have the doctor who exposed the real dangerous joining us live and "gma" exclusive. taylor swift revealing how she got mick jagger to join her on stage and it's getting real here at "gma." bb8 is here. i want to hug him. all that is

a search is underway this morning for two men accused of dragging a deerfield police officer with their truck. police say they had active warrants for derek kelley and michael hilber when the men were pulled over yesterday on route 107. as the officer tried to arrest the men, police say kelley put off, dragging the officer 15 to 20 feet. let' s talk weather. clearing skies. kevin: the wind picking up, and already starting to see light snow in the north country. a general one to three inches of accumulation in the north and west mountains. a spotty, light coating of snow along the connecticut river and higher elevations north and west of concord and manchester. we expect the skies to continue to clear in southeastern parts of the state. the light snow will continue further to the north and west. a huge range in temperature out there today. eventually, partly cloudy conditions later tonight and snow showers in the north country. partly sunny, a little busy tomorrow. full sunshine both dates over the weekend. -- days over the weekend. spotty, light coating in a few western areas of the sta

6-0 to accept eversource' s application to build a 192 mile transmission line from pittsburg to deerfield. another round of public information sessions will be held next year. let' s take you outside. a chilly start to the day. it will feel cold. kevin: we are mild and we start the day. not going to get close to the levels we were out there the last few days. highs today in the lower half of clouds continuing to mark their way south to north. sicker cloud cover for southern areas. going back to the west as the sunshine. we' ll see the next system approach and a thicker cloud cover approach thursday in the friday morning. by the time we get to the weekend, either side of 50 the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not

we now know more about an accident that closed the road in deerfield this morning. a driver had a medical emergency and role that vehicle on nottingham road just before 5:00 a.m. the driver did die in that accident. a name has not been released. franklin police are asking for your help tracking down the robber who held up a convenience store at knife point. the clerk said he threatened to stab him if he did not hand over cash. the robber got away with $600. call the franklin police the family of a chesterfield man says that his body has been found. ronald cheever was reported missing when he went for a walk and never came home. his body was found by hunters last week in pisgah state park. he was suffering from dementia at the time he disappeared. outside we go for you right now. we are seeing gray skies. kevin: i just want you to take a look atop mount washington. it looks so, there. they have a little bit of light snow near the railings, but it this point of the year, you would usually see much more of a winter scene in that direction. we are under a high canopy of

after our brief visit, it was back to the pavement through sundayer lynn and deerfield before finally ending in greenfield. we walked a total of 26 miles on day two and along the way we felt incredible support of the western massachusetts community. people stopped us along the way to add canned food and other donations from their shopping cart. they came out of their homes, businesses, schools, or they stopped their cars along the road to offer words of encouragement and along the way we raised more than $150,000 for the food bank of western massachusetts who dwribts undreds of pounds of food. we were sore and tired but exhilarated by people's generosity and support. when you add it all up, the outpouring of dough mations will provide more than 450,000 meals to families in need. the good news is hunger is a solvable problem. we need to muster the political will to help those in western massachusetts and across the country. there's not a single congressional district in the western united states where hunger isn't an issue facing the daily lives of kids, seniors, veterans. we all have

s application to build a 192 mile transmission line from pittsburg to deerfield. another round of public information sessions will be held next year. let' s take you outside. a chilly start to the day. it will feel cold. kevin: we are mild and we start the day. not going to get close to the levels we were out there the last few days. highs today in the lower half of clouds continuing to mark their