the car went off the road on route 27 in epping, near new england dragway. the fire chief says that the car was about 75 feet off the road, just far enough so that headlights wouldn't pick up any reflection. the fire chief says it appears the woman rolled the car at about 10:00 last night, and the car wasn't spotted until the sun came up around 6:30 in the morning. after at least eight hours trapped in the car the woman was cold, and getting her out was >> she was trapped inside so after we cut her out they removed her through the roof and on a backboard. ray: she was taken to the hospital. there is no on her condition, but again the fire chief says she was alert and conscious when they arrived. reporting live in epping, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, thanks. a seabrook woman remains in jail after allegedly striking an epping officer with her truck. police say that pamela reynolds was upset that verizon wouldn't give her an upgrade to her phone and was asked to leave the store. police say she an officer in the elbow. she was arrested and taken to

tom: tonight, an epping police saving the life of a man who collapsed and stopped breathing at the epping walmart. officer donald ross and trooper christopher prevaneau, along with a good samaritan were , recognized at the epping town hall tonight. wmur's suzanne roantree has the details of the man's rescue. suzanne: it was quick thinking that saved the life of an epping walmart shopper on a friday afternoon in the middle of state trooper christopher october. prenaveau was off-duty and shopping that friday afternoon when he saw a crowd of people . , stacie sarra, who had just completed a cpr course two weeks before, told prevaneau that nelson had no pulse. >> she started cpr. suzanne: as the woman talked to 911 on the phone prevaneau took , over the life-saving efforts for several minutes until epping police officer donald ross arrived with an automated external the fibber later. >> i saw the trooper right over him conducting chest compressions i did not know what to do, so we looked at each other. suzanne: while prenaveau kept doing chest compressions ross pulled out the aed. >> everythi

it's epping against woodsville. first half, a.j. newman gets epping on the board, 1-0. tom bullock stays with the play and scores. epping had a 4-0 lead at halftime. 5-0 in second half, woodsville breaks through. antonio houde feeds garrett olsen, 5-1. epping is going to the title game. they win, 5-1. inhe academy. first half, littleton scores quickly. lucas bray drives it towards the net. christian silveira plays it off the body and then scores on his own rebound. 1-0, crusaders. same score until about 7:30 to play in regulation. william holman with the free kick. joe yoon collects it and scores. that keeps them alive. they needed double overtime to decide this one. that's the game-winner. in double overtime, littleton advances to play epping in the championship game. after a terrific regular season of high school football in new hampshire, the second season is ready to roll. the playoff pairings for the first round this weekend have been announced. in division i, salem at bedford. goffstown at merrimack. if the seed hold true, we could be looking at a that was a huge

that's the latest live in epping. siobhan lopez, wmur news 9. josh: tonight a laconia man is in jail after a standoff. police got a call from 911 from a woman who said she'd been andy hershberger has details. reporter: police said there were some very tense moments this morning after they pulled a woman from a laconia home and then called in the swat team. james cunningham faces several charges that include criminal threatening, after a police standoff shut down weirs boulevard this morning. police say they got a call from a woman who said she had been assaulted and was being held against her will at cunningham's home. >> we made contact wither the phone, we kept her on the line as officers responded to that location. we were able to get her out of a back bedroom window upon arrival and establish a perimeter around the location. reporter: christie works just down the road from the scene, she was told to stay inside the business shortly after police arrived. >> i noticed there was four or five police cruisers up the street. they put a woman in th

night team's especial epping new hampshire. this woman had this car for just one day and lucky for her she had moved clothes from her old car into her new car. she used those clothes to keep warm. until epping firefighters came in for the saverwasn't until sun came up on tuesday morning that did a passer by spot this car on its side in the woods off route 27 in epping new hampshire. found patient in the car. lieutenant palm handily and firefighter dim were dispatched to the scene. this 70-year-old owner bought volkswagen enday before on way home monday night when she lost control and rolled down an embankment 75 feet into the woods. >>> she kept warm for eight hours through the night with clothes she took out of her old car. >>> brand new car, like one day old. she had taken, you know all of her clothes out of other one. and it paid off for her to get her out firefighters had to cut the roof of the through it all the woman kept her sense of humor. >> this is don't wreck my car. i said how do you feel about convertible. she star

that's the latest live in epping tonight, siobhan lopez, wmur news 9. tide brought minor flooding to spots in seabrook and hampton. mike haddad is here now with what to expect over the next few hours. mike: had this rain moving in great news for all of new hampshire, putting another dent in the drought. take a look at doppler radar, rain continues to pivot in from the south and some fall at a mod toter heavy clip, on average light to moderate and we'll see it at varying intensities through the course of the night. right now steadiest around peterborough and poi just west of manchester, also another band around nashua towards seabrook and a few more pockets of moderate rain in and around the heart of the lakes region of in terms of rain tallies so far, very little to the north, much more to the south. just over an inch in parts of central massachusetts. so by the time all is said and done we could see up to an inch plus in parts of the granite state. later on this evening the rain will wind down, so early tomorrow morning just a few lingering clouds and

it happened around 10:00 last night on route 27 in epping, new live. you just spoke to one of the firefighters who rescued that woman. reporter: that's right. we learned that this woman has quite a story to tell. she's ex-military. 70 years old, and knew she had to get into survival mode when her car crashed on the road behind me, rolling right down into all of that brush on the epping, new hampshire line. she crawled into the back of her new car, the car is just one day old, of clothe showing had in the car to keep warm. her tire gout caught in the soft shoulder before she rolled over near the new hampshire drag way. she was trapped for eight hours. spent all night in the car, which landed on the side with the driver's side door to the ground. >> it came in at about 75 fit off the road hitting several trees and rolled over and landed on the driver's side. into the brush. the battery popped out there. were no lights on the car and she could not even find her cell phone in the wreck. we're told that tonight she's in stable condition, nonlife-threatening

live from epping, new hampshire. rhondella? >> the survivor is in stable condition at portsmouth regional right where you see those headlights, she had the rollover in the brush at the epping, new hampshire line. unnoticed until this morning. take a look at the car. it's amazing that she survived. the police identify her as janice and think she was unfamiliar with the road. police say the tire of a new car got caught in the shoulder. for eight hours. spent the entire night in the car which landed on its side with the driver's door to the ground. >> she was trapped inside and after we cut her out they removed her through the roof and on a backboard. >> she crashed into several trees. her injuries are nonlife-threatening. they used the jaws of life and cut off the roof. he credits the seat belt and the fact that car, helped to save her life. police at this point do not know what caused this single car crash and they say it was just far enough off the road that it was not noticed until 6:30 this morning by a passerby. live in eppi

epping would ice it here. cooper garrow a nice feed to ryan o'hair and he buries it. epping knocks off top seedd littleton 3-0. the first ever boys soccer title for the blue devils. hopkinton and steve p for the division 3 championship. first half no score. hopkinton in gerry donahue feeds jacob rockwood. great feed by the stevens goalie. second half, good chance for the cardinals. noah spaulding gets off a shot but tim meyserve is there to make the stop. he pitched a shutout. sixth championship in 11 years. goffstown and lebanon playing for division 2 championship. in the second overtime period a great chance for the raiders but miles green makes the leaping save to keep the game scoreless. they would need penalty kicks to decide this one. lebanon's graham chickering fires one just too high over the crossbar. a heart breaker for them. so goffstown with a chance to win it. noah charron drills it just under the bar. gost penalty kicks. the grizzlies are the d-2 champs the first ever boys soccer title for goffstown. the wildcats host albany next saturday. dartmouth got

sean: an epping police officer is being honored for his quick actions. we'll explain how he helped save the life of a man who collapsed at a walmart. a cafe owner is hoping a big risk will pay off. he's alng sean: now on "daybreak," the roads are about to get very busy for the holiday weekend -- but there is some good news for drivers who will be stuck in traffic. >> a bus crash involving school children is every public safety professional's worst nightmare. sean: at least five children are facing several charges. kevin: the chilly breeze continues today while some flakes still fly up north. an update on a few systems we're tracking for the holiday weekend ahead. sean: police in derry need your help identifying this man. they say he broke into a local school. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

that's the slowest eps growth rate that the company will have on 5%.hen you do that on a pe to growth, that's actually a fat spread for the stock that hasn't been there in a long time. i want to look at january expiration. this is going to be prior to their fiscal q1 report on january 26. i want to keep it really simple. implied volatility, the price of options, relatively cheap and very much near the 52-week lows. i want to buy january expiration and buy the 5550 put sped buying for 1.35 selling for 35 cents, a risk of $1 and can make up to 4 between 54 and 50. i like the risk reward of this thing. >> actually i'm surprised that you can get a 4-1 payoff on a spread that goes out over 60 days and basically it's something that's at the money. that actually is a very favorable relationship when you take a look at risk reward for put spread. usually we're looking to spend 20% of the difference between the strikes is actually a very nice way to make a bet. >> mike, how do you think it got to be that way? what has the market missed to miss that very favorab

if we get the eps growth we are forecasting next year you are going to drive eps to a record high also getting from the s&p 500. andd: give me the over under. what could make it higher than 7% and what could make it lower? jonathan: the biggest sensitivity is to the plans presented by president-elect trump. what we did for our clients was lay out the different pieces of his plan and what it might mean for eps growth next year. i will tell you the net result is if president-elect trump's plans are implemented eps growth goes from 7% of the 12%. it's actually upside. let me give you sensitivities around it. the biggest piece of it that moves it the most is the proposed tax cut. president-elect trump has proposed reducing the corporate tax rate down to 15%. andou assume that happens s&p 500 companies do get a tax break on u.s. earnings we think that can add 10% earnings-per-share growth in 2017. there are sensitivities to president-elect trump's plans but we think it is upside sensitivity. jon: the research you have done, how do you get a clean look at what this means for the company by c

she pulled oaf and the suspect got out and dragged her out of a vehicle and ep into a ditch. when she left she called 911. the scene nearly two miles from nearest gas station where surveillance may have been captured. this mostly rural community is shaken by the brutality of the crime. in much respect major crimes are not common an so this say volt and we difficult thing to come helped and certainly thought and deep prayers go to the victim and her family. >> here's the piece of evidence we were talking about. this shirt left at the scene it's an orange, blue and white plaid shirt you can see small check the suspect was wearing light colored blue jeepz and white tank top here's the comp 9", >> 170 to 10 pounds and spoke broken english. watch for a dark suv that may have damage to the front passenger side or orp: they're hoping you irrelevantly commuters on that road recall seeing two cars on the side of the road little before . anything would be useful in for the victims of the weekend shooting in capitol heights it was deadly. family and friends will gather at the park view

ep we you have covered this rainy tuesday morning. ep we you have covered this ?? ?? ?? ?? >> students at ohio state university set to return to class today one day after a frightening rampage that almost a dozen people hurt and attacker dead. what we're learning about that attacker this morning and what it comes to students saying were they right to tell them to run, fight, hide. >> and coming to face another rival. bob. >> metro proposing more service cuts after safe track i'm bob barnard we'll late it awe all out for you. >> thanks bob at 7 a.m. a live look outside on tuesday morning it's never 29, 206 weather and traffic coming up on the fives at 7:05. good tuesday everyone i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> home your morning is off to a great start.

the eps tells us that the ul report is a self-proclaimed research project representing nonstandardized tests to help firefighters understand unique scenarios, but welcomes the opportunity to work with ul to identify appropriate test protocols for insulation. ul developed many of the safety tests building materials months past before they are allowed to he says they stand by their study hoping it will help firefighters develop new techniques to battle these blazes. >> what they're arriving to today is different than what it was in the past. >> reporter: the vinyl siding industry says less than 4% of fires start outside the home, but fire experts say it is critical you never put a grill near your home and keep mulch and other flammable materials a foot and a half away from the side of your house. no matter what type of you use. >>> and you can see video of all the tests showed in the story by going to our nbc washington app and tap on investigations. >>> cold and windy out there today, and tonight and more of the same tomorrow? >> yeah. you know how i hate wearing coats to work. >> yeah,

this time in epping ham. what we are learning about the shooting death of a man. >> it hurts that somebody did this to us. it will be a big hit. bakeshop. kevin: a second round of needed rainfall moving in. sean: keeping an eye on high crime areas. why the plan is drawing criticism this morning. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. with the -- with us. sean: yesterday was the black ice and this morning, it is a very foggy. kevin: we have been talking about this for six months, we need the rain and it looks like we will get another inch or more out of the next system moving in tonight. the time being, temperatures above the freezing mark the leftover moisture, we have thick fog out there. it is down less than a quarter of a mile in some places. again, the fog will be an issue this morning with the rainfall around for another evening commute. much more on the forecast coming up. but now, a look at the morning drive. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning deb

. >> we want him to know there's an opposition out there and he does not represent us with ep we will fight him tooth and nail. >> all of a sudden expenses missed that were deep within people and people feel like had they vel been involved in act on them an a lot of people are terrified. >> a lot of people asking this over the weekend if you did not hear saturday night there was flash mob violent in center city and off duty detective got beaten up and broken eye sock whet he and his wife came to the a aid of two women. a lot of people wondering if police were not -- would they have been closer and prevented this flash flood from forming and certainly not getting out of hand like it did. thomas, karen. >> we need to find a balance. steve, thank you, time, 5:07 campus police and local authorities are investigating alleged assault with toss i believe political motivations, african-american student says she was attacked by a group of trump supporters. thursday night as the student was talking to septa tunnel on campus. in the complaint, the woman told police she was assault salted by seve

and mike eps. i'm going to propose a residency right now. i'll go. let's work on that. >> we're going do that. >> michelle: thank you so much for coming on our show. we really appreciate it. >> krystal: this is a highlight for us. >> shout out to armstrong. >> michelle: we'll be right back. stay with us >> tom: thanks to everyone who took part in tom's trivia challenge. the answer to the question is... pred seso and served the silver state in washington from 1918-21. one person chosen receives a mike eps vip experience package, meet and greet, dinner for two and event t-shirts. go to the twitter page at the end of the show for the name of the winner. thanks for watching and for taking a look at top stories today. metro looking for the driver of a car that left the scene of a deadly three car crash yesterday. this happened at torrey pines. police say the driver lost control crossed the median and was hit by a truck on the passenger side. the passenger died. into custody two more people for animal cruelty against 15 exotic animals. the couple had a lic

but you know, hopefully your reporting is going to ep ka us nferred. i will ask you that, before i let you go. as a reporter, are you a little bit worried? because donald trump in the middle of the campaign said we need to change the libel laws, folks. we need to reign in the media. you are in the media. you are reporting. donald trump has the house and the senate. when people stand up to donald trump, when he's now challenging the first amendment, what happens there? >> i don't noavment i don't know. i think there are a lot of us very concerned that he ask going to start trying to put us in jail. that he will start limiting our access. we were one the first outlets that were banned by his campaign. and we were a giant pain in his ass because of that for a long time. they eventually let us back in. it appears right now they are not going to be going down that road but he has sort of understood it is a bit of a bridge too far. >> trevor: that is if you write something about him. >> when he's president t is unclear what is going to happen, whether or not

there are dozens of eps feeds on this deck, and the only one that overloads is the one connected to the cloaking device. internal sensors are down, we've lost grav-plating on g-deck... archer: the cloak is your first priority. someone's responsible for what happened. find out who. my people can investigate this. i don't need his kind crawling around, pulling relays... get the cloak on line! who sabotaged the cloak? was something damaged? i know admiral black has an agent on enterprise. i want the namam you really think that the admiral would plant a spy on my ship... and then tell me who it is? go to his quarters, search his personal files. look for messages from starfleet. follow his orders, and you'll be executed as a coconspirator! this isn't like you, jonathan. you u ver lusted for power and glory. that's why i trusted you at my side for all these years, because you have no ambition. if that's right... ( groans ) then why a a you in the brig? ( choking ) ( groans ) release me... and i promise... your death will be quick. ( gasps ) you won't get that guarantee from the admiral. ( gas

three people were honored last night after saving a man who collapsed at the epping walmart and stopped breathing. brian nelson collapsed last month. a bystander jumped in to help just two weeks after completing a cpr course. an off-duty state trooper saw the crowd and ran to help, and took over cpr until an epping officer arrived with an aed, and shocked nelson twice, bringing mother, who is up there already, put everybody in their places for that perfect moment. otherwise, god knows. i probably would not be here. sean: all three people who helped save nelson's life were recognized last night during a special ceremony at the epping town hall, and nelson says he is looking forward to spending the holidays with his family. right now, it is 13 minutes past 6:00. coming up, improving brain health. why researchers say dementia rates st plus, one major retailer is hoping for big business this friday, but it won't be banking sean: new research shows that dementia rates in the u.s. continue to fall. researchers at the university of michigan say about 9% of adults 65 years and older are dealing

>>ep raising concerns about his ongoing business deals. today, trump tweeted, "while i'm not mandated to do this under the law, i feel it is visually important, as president, to in no way have a conflict of interest." he now says he is leaving his business in total, promising details in a press conference with his kids next month. but having his children take over the business may not be enough to avoid conflicts of interest. one piece of america's business 1,000 jobs at this carrier factory in indianapolis. workers were outraged when company officials first outlined their plan. >> to move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> reporter: candidate trump threatened to call the ceo personally. >> it's not presidential for the president of the united states to call up the head of carrier, "hello, this is the president." but i don't care, it's so much fun for me. >> reporter: president-elect trump did call, and worked out some sort of deal. the details still unclear. but the workers are thrilled. >> this is a vict

that's the slowest eps growth rate the company will have in 5%.hen you do that on a pe to growth, that's a flat spread for the stock and hasn't been there in a long time. i want to look at january expiration, this prior to the report on january 26. i want to keep it really simple. the price of options relatively cheap, very much near the 52-week lows. i want to look at january expiration and buy the 55-50 put spread, paying a dollar, buying one of the jan 55 puts for a buck 35, selling at pa cents. that's my max risk. i can make up to four between 54 and 50. obviously, 50 there is some good support down there. i like the risk/reward. >> the risk -- i'm surprised you can get a 4 to 1 payoff on a spread that goes out over 60 days basically something at the money. that actually is a very favorable relationship when you take a look at risk/reward for a put spread. usually looking to spend 20% of the difference between the strikes is actually a very nice way to make a bet. >> mike, how do you think it got to be that way? what has the market missed? >>

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he arrived inage eps 3:30 in the morning. it's his last major trip abroad while still in office. president obama will deliver a speech tomorrow before moving on to berlin. >> 6:05 tuesday morning we have a good fist check of weather. >> not much moon this morning. i went and looked for it last night. not a lot of heavy clouds but enough to mask it. >> mean while, few showers out there early. we'll get showers out and turn partly sunny, near 60 this afternoon. >> if it was truly super you could see it. >> you say point there. >> it should be super nephew clouds. 5 reagan national. 45 winning number. dulles and bwi marshall will be about 60. rain steve did you get rain. well the roads were wet this morning i'll make educated guess rain. >> or 100th of an inch in dulles. this is it the next couple days. we'll clear it out. again seasonal temperatures m upper 50s to 60 this afternoon and partial sunshine to look forward to. of here. there's forecast. i'll have the 7 day coming up. is it too early to look at the weekend. >> never. >> we'll do that in a minute. >> deal. >> thank you. >

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>> it does melt at certain temperatures -- it will actually >> reporter: eps industry alliance says we are aware of very few residential fires involving polystyrene foam installation and when properly installed and used in code approved applications it is a safe material. the eps tells the i-team the ul report is a self-proclaimed research project representing nonstandardized test methodologist to help firefighters under the fire dynamics in theni but would welcome working with ul to identify appropriate test protocols for foam plastics insulation. ul developed the safety tests building materials must pass before they're allowed to be installed in your home. kerber says they stand by their study hoping it will help firefighters develop new techniques to battle these blazes. >> what they're arriving to today is very different than >> reporter: the vinyl siding industry says less than 4% start outside the home. fire experts say it is critical that you never put a grill near your home and keep mulch and other materials a foot and a half away from the side of your house no matter what type

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