live in exeter, stephanie woods, wmur news 9. tom: the history of the new hampshire primary, it's important in the new threats being made against our first in the nation status are the focus of a wmur special that airs tonight at 7:00, from events that candidates attend as they crisscross the state to some of the journalists who have covered years of campaigning, to what the primary means to new hampshire. it's all part of the tradition that makes this political season so special in the granite state. >> when their national primaries or regional primaries, the big money in politics shines. not the individual voter like hampshire. to regain that power would much rather have that power rest with them and with the big money people in politics and with the television advertising, and with the candidates that are picked by the establishment. new hampshire supports that and does a good job of that. tom: tune in tonight on wmur at 7:00 for first in the nation, 100 years of tradition. you can also stream it at wmur.com or on our mobile a

a big crowd is gathering right now here in exeter town hall for bill clinton. you can see some of the crowd as they come in here, filing in, waiting to see the form e epresident. now as you know bill clinton's extremely popular here in new hampshire. he is hoping that some of that popularity wears or rubs off on his wife earlier this morning, hundreds turned out to see the in nashua. bill clinton making his debut solo appearance campaigning for his wife. not surprisingly, the former president says hilary clinton stands head and shoulders above the rest of the presidential candidates . >>> i do not believe in my lifetime anybody has run for this job in a moment of great importance who was better qualified by knowledge, experience and temperament to do what needs to be done now . >> reporter: in recent days the president has been attack insisted by republican candidate donald trump. but president clinton did not return fire, not even a mex of trump's name, although he did make it a point to send a positive message to muslim americans . >>> america is a place that

>>> we're at the exeter town hall here in exeter, new hampshire of a big crowd is gathered to see the former president. look behind me you can see how they are packed in here, preliminary spookes are already beginning talking on the stage here. former president extremely popular here in new hampshire and he is hoping some that wife. now earlier today hundreds turned out to see the former president in nashua. >>> who is the best person to do it? all right. >>> bill clinton on the campaign trail in the home stretch to the new hampshire primary telling voters about hilary clinton's accomplishments from her days as first lady of arkansas through her service as secretary of state. >>> she hadn't been elect insisted to anything. made better. >> reporter: in recent days, the former president had been attack insisted by republican candidate donald trump. president clinton did not mention trump by name but did make it a point to send a positive message to muslim americans . >>> in america is a place that welcomes all people who are willing to treat other people the way they would like to be tr

, at an exeter town hall. >> good evening. entire claim to fame is i and the husband of jackie -- i am the husband of jackie witherspoon. among the other pleasures of my life is having the pleasure of being a delegate to the democratic national convention the last go round, where i was representing the woman who i hope will be the next president of the united states. that drew every to my attention was her laser focus on the state of our health care. i am so glad that not only had she been focusing on that before that election, many years before, but that she continued to keep that oar in the water. when she becomes the next president, she will continue to work on perfecting and strengthening the affordable care act so that it works for more and more people in more and more places. as you know, there are many voices speaking out there in these united states, and there are not a lot of them that make a great deal of sense. you will notice that when she speaks she is thoughtful, poised, she is not a sloganeer, she has actually t

thank you to president clinton for coming to exeter today.o talk to us about the importance of this election. hillary clinton and her staff organizers, supporters, and vol streers worked tirelessly for the last nine months but we have a crucial 36 days ahead of us. 36 days, that is just over 400 daylight hours left for all of us canvassers out knocking on doors. as the campaign enters the final stretch, the stakes for new hampshire's families couldn't be higher. our country faces difficult and complex challenges like sharing a broad prosperity with all our country's people who are willing to work hard to get ahead. like the dramatic increase of substance abuse in our state and our nation and how we are going to deal with that. like inadequate mental health care for those who need it and of course guns falling into the hands of people who should not be allowed to own them. americans need a president who has what it takes to get the job done. as voters in new hampshire watched the republican candidates push an agenda that's out of touch and out

he answered questions from voters in exeter. the kentucky senator made a few stops in new hampshire today including at the new hampshire primary student convention, and a town hall in concord. carly fiorina wrapped up her day at a town hall meeting in hooks it. tomorrow she will be in northwood where voters can have she will stop at a restaurant in dover at noon and has a town hall planned for the evening in exeter. tom: a number of those presidential candidates spent address the state' s heroin and opioid crisis. >> to me, it all starts with the family. those kids at a very young age. s protocols, it' s busting the dealers, it' s having money for rehab, it' s making sure you free up resources at the local level. all of these things should be done at once. tom: presidential hopefuls and several activists talked about solutions to battle addiction. wmur' s mike cronin joins us live with reaction. mike: we heard some powerful stories today from people who have lived through substance abuse and from those who have lost loved ones t

exeter came back, they'll tie it up. watch the shot go wide, but the kick off the boards allows him to kick it in. that tied it up. right now the second period exeter has a 3-1 lead. tom: thanks. now on wmur.com we've had some very bitter cold this week and the experts now think that some people may actually be allergic to it. the symptoms that sufferers of this allergy feel that may be mistaken for something else. jennifer: also we're marking the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire primary in year, our look back at the winners. tom: we'll see you back here tonight right after our special today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders,

just on the stroke of half time, exeter scored from a corner. liverpool's keeper, adam bogdan making a mess of things here. the visitors came back in the second half. bradley smith's equalizer making it 2-2. a money spinning replay for exeter at anfield, set to make a million from gate sales and tv rights. actions starting in under two hours from now. arsenal back to the pitch. in an all premier league affair. sunderland carrying out knowledge. mann united hosting one side. of course, quite a lot of interest. arsenal's quest to land three cup titles in a row. >> look, we want to win every competition we participate, and the f.a. cup is one of them. >> a warming up for the grand slam for a comfortable win in the warm-up event. where he's a defending champion. it's the third final at the brisbane national with a straight sets win over austria. >> the 6-1, 6-4 result confirmed in a little over an hour's time. it will be a repeat of the final in brisbane. taking on milos raonic of canada. it's a win over australian bernard tomic. 7-6 final score the

mike: back in exeter, bush says difference in shaping what the general election looks like. mr. bush: do you want someone over and over again or someone to unite around common purpose? do you want someone who is an egomaniac or someone who have a servant' s heart? planned tomorrow with events in nashua, bow, pelham, and merrimack. 11 the studio, mike cronin. cronin. shelley: ohio governor john kasich addressed that attack ad from jeb bush supporters today at a town hall meeting in franklin. mr. kasich: the campaign is going to do what it has to do, we are not going to have people pound on us or beat us up but i didn' t start that and i let my campaign do what they want as long as it' s not personal. shelley: a super-pac that supports kasich has now launched its own attack ad. kasich also held a town hall in dover this afternoon, and attended a house party in rye. finished his day of campaigning with the townhall in merrimack, where he met with voters and answered questions. he also toured geophysical survey systems in nashua today. tom: kentucky senator rand paul started his day

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stephanie: john kasich rolled into exeter friday night and spoke to a packed house at the exeter inn. kasich says he' s been able to surplus and 385,000 new jobs while governor of ohio, through compromise. mr. kasich: the republican party is my vehicle, not my master. stephanie: but like most gop hopefuls, kasich wants to cut funding to planned parenthood. he defunded the group in ohio in 2013. mr. kasich: it' s not just women' s health centers but it' s hospitals, legitimate hospitals, you know these kinds of entities that women can go to to get what they need. i mean there' s no way we can take that money away and not have the women -- money there. stephanie: carly fiorina visited labelle winery friday afternoon, where she spoke with voters, and sipped fine wine. but the former ceo of hewlett packard' s speech was anything but light taking a firm line against isis and iran. ms. fiorina: until you open every military and every nuclear facility to real anytime anywhere inspections by our people, not yours, we the united states of america will make it as difficult as possible for you t

afternoon exeter against central exeter ties it up grace allen with a shot that goes wide. a big bounce off the end boards this week' s hometown hero is a state wrestling champion from bedford, bobby heald is a senior heavyweight for the bulldogs. division two title at 220 he wants to wrestle at west point. >> a try to use must be to my advantage. technique is really important. it' s something i' ve improved over the all season and carry into my senior year. it' s really an advantage to have really good technique in the sport. >> that' >> you want to update you on that missing 13-year-old we told you about, the boy from weare. he has been found saved in goffstown. he is back at home safe and sound. we' re watching this weather situation tomorrow. mike: the closest run in new hampshire is in about 48 hour' s. we still have two full days to go through, and there it is right now. no doubt about where the storm is beginning to form. narrator: previously... burn off those cheeseburgers. come on. whoo! cheeseburger! ...five ordinary americans began a groundbreaking experiment. ta

afternoon exeter against central exeter ties it up grace allen with a shot that goes wide. this week' s hometown hero is a state wrestling champion from bedford, bobby heald is a senior heavyweight for the bulldogs. as a sophomore he won the division two title at 220 he wants to wrestle at west point. >> a try to use must be to my advantage. technique is really important. it' s something i' ve improved over the all season and carry into my senior year. it' s really an advantage to have really good technique in the sport. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >> you want to update you on that missing 13-year-old we told you about, the boy from weare. he has been found saved in goffstown. he is back at home safe and sound. we' re watching this weather situation tomorrow. mike: the closest run in new hampshire is in

and then on friday ohio governor john kasich visits exeter to meet voters there. see him there live at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. new hampshire holds the nation's first presidential primary on tuesday, february 9th. >>> here's a look at some of our featured programs this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. next tuesday, president obama will deliver his last state of the union address to a joint session of congress. this saturday and sunday, beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern, we'll feature four state of the union speeches by former presidents during their last year in office. on saturday it's president jimmy carter followed by president ronald reagan and on sunday president george h.w. bush's final state of the union followed by president bill clinton. also saturday morning at 10:30, a playwright and star of the broadway musical "hamilton" accepts the george washington book prize special achievement award. and sunday morning at 10:00 on road to the white house rewind, we'll look back to the 1984 presidential campaign and a debate between eight democratic cand

the other gas station in exeter or restaurant you go bankrupt nobody's come to bail you out so it's an unfair system. it's complicating what the answer is but i do agree with you in some form or they think something more has to be done about too big to fail. it still exists in the problem of some of our regulations have made the problem bigger. not on purpose but has an inadvertent result of some of the regulations. a bit to agree the more has to be done and i'm trying to figure out with others if we can get something done about it. [applause] >> he said banks are more dangerous than standing armies so give people the power to create money out of thin air and they control the world. how do you take that power away? government issuing of debts to foreign and domestic? meem when the constitution was written they said had to be of gold and silver. they do mention it explicitly in the constitution. we kind of got away from it than we have a paper burn thing. for while but paper currency was exchangeable with gold and silver and for a while for a while to set the currency is backed by the f

thank you to president clinton for coming to exeter today. to talk to us about the importance of this election. hillary clinton and her staff organizers, supporters, and vol streers worked tirelessly for the last nine months but we have a crucial 36 days ahead of us. 36 days, that is just over 400 daylight hours left for all of us canvassers out knocking on doors. as the campaign enters the final stretch, the stakes for new hampshire's families couldn't be higher. our country faces difficult and complex challenges like sharing a broad prosperity with all our country's people who are willing to work hard to get ahead. like the dramatic increase of substance abuse in our state and our nation and how we are going to deal with that. like inadequate mental health care for those who need it and of course guns falling into the hands of people who should not be allowed to own them. americans need a president who has what it takes to get the job done. as voters in new hampshire watched the republican candidates push abagenda that's out of touch and ou

he has another event in exeter. both bill and hillary clinton are the latest targets of donald trump. we have more. >> the 2016 races switching into high gear. >> i am donald trump and i approved this message. >> he made good his promise, launching his first tv ads. it' s controversial basel around. are heating up. bill clinton new hampshire. cap -- comp has threatened to . clinton set her sights on the entire field. fixation on blaming president obama and me for everything that happens in the world. i' ve noticed that. >> president obama uses his executive action on gun control. >> this in french on your second amendment rights. >> the candidates will be crisscrossing iowa and new hampshire. emily: the new boston city council has been sworn in. the inauguration took place this morning. one of those new faces is andrea campbell. she will represent the fourth district she replaces charles yancey who took office in 1983. erika: matthew bronson of connecticut-based a judge less than an hour ago. he was drunk and acting

. >> tomorrow road to the white house coverage continues at a town hall in exeter new hampshire. live on c-span. >> we need to know how many people are reading us and how they are coming to us. we should know that. >> sunday night "washington post" executive editor talks about the changes since he took over in 2013 and discusses the depiction of his work as editor in chief of the boston globe and the movie spotlight. >> the movie is quite faithful to the broad outline of how the investigation unfolded. it is important to keep in mind that it is a movie, not a documentary. he had to compress a seven-month investigation things that happened afterwards and introduce characters and the important themes that emerged over the course of the investigation. >> sunday night at 8:00 o'clock eastern. >> secretary of state john kerry spoke about the departments achievements and outline goals for 2016. during his remarks he called for the senate to confirm several diplomatic nominees for key posts. this is about 20 minutes. >> happy new year. i wanted to drop by this afternoon not to steal any

we go to liverpool, despite playing the fourth tier of english football it was the home site exeter and it was forced to play a near reserved team. it's one of those little known players who got the equalizer, of at halftime they would score and then a few minutes later they would equalize for liverpool. 2-2 the final score between liverpool and exeter. >> well, cristiano ronaldo is go nowhere. following the game on monday they were quickly to praise the player. >> he's the heart and soul of this team. >> what is very good and makes me so happy is that i see this team doing very well, very well, very, very well. that's something. that's why i'll sleep very well tonight because we had a great practice today. actually, the last three days. but especially today. the day previous to the match and it was tech. >> now barcelona will appeal a two-match ban over a scuffle in the tunnel following wednesday's cope at a de pa copa del rey against h espanyol. a fight broke out in the tunnel with the accused taunting several of the espanyol players. meanwhile, barca had distanced themselves. they wo

a new study says it's all due to evolution. 3 researchers at the university of exeter in england says our ancestors developed the urge to eat more than necessary in the cooler months to keep warm. but they never learned self- control-to keep from becoming overweight or obese. that's because being overweight wasn't imperative to survival- but being underweight was dangerous. researchers say the compulsion to maintain body fat is stronger in the winter...when our ancestors had trouble finding food.with that being said, the study says new year's day is actually one of the worst days 3 kendra's here with a look at your forecast. forecast. 3 we're in store for a lot of changes over the next 5 days, including a warm-up, rain and even a slight chance for snow. here's how it all breaks down. tonight will be very chilly again with clear skies and light winds. lows will drop into the 20's. expect more full-blown sunshine through thursday with milder temperatures by the afternoon. highs will reach 54 in the upstate and 49 in the mountains. clouds will increase thursday night.rain arrives friday.

derry, tomont to exeter and keene, women wrote to tell how they count on planned parenthood.tudent who grad relies on planned parenthood to finish school and plan her career. whow mother in tamworth goes for her annual checkups at planned parenthood because you know she will get excellent, high-quality health care. a young woman in manchester with a family history of cancer goes mind by her peace of going to planned parenthood for her annual exam. they are why we are here today. staff and supporters come from every walk of life. that includes every political persuasion, right? right? am i right? yes. let's walk through our doors every day at planned parenthood not to make a political statement. they are coming because they give the best quality of care without judgment and without shame. [applause] his richards: as one of our says,ts from keene planned parenthood provides care to allow our population to live free. isn't that what new hampshire is all about? planned parenthood was created because decisions made by politicians, by state executive councils, by congress, impact t

the bus driver pulled over on exeter way because of a problem with a gas pedal. the driver called for another bus. gabrielle: the live pictures you are looking at here is of the bus which appears to be getting towed. when the driver of the second bus arrived, they noticed claims coming out of the engine. no students were injured in the fire has been ruled electrical. stay with us and our mobile app for up dates. he says he doesn't want to be called first gentleman, who just wants to be called frank. nigel: the husband of carly fearing a was in the upstate and we were the only camera there as he talked about an issue very >> it is very hard. nigel: you may not recognize him but you would likely recognize his last name. frank the arena spent some time this morning -- he is the husband of gop presidential candidate carly fearing a. -- carly fiorina. helping people suffering from addictions is one of the goals of his family's donation. a couple lost their 34-year-old daughter seen here in the middle from addiction in 2009 and the pain, he says, is still there. >> it

so, from claremont to derry to exeter to keene, women wrote about how they depend on planned parenthood every day. a woman who depends on it so she can finish school and plan her career. or a mother who goes to her annual checkup to planned parenthood because she knows she will get excellent, high quality, affordable health care, and one young woman are in manchester with a family history of cancer who goes and gets her peace of mind by going to planned parenthood for her annual breast exam. they are why we are here today. planned parenthood patients and staff and supporters come from every walk of life. they come from every single political persuasion. right? am i right? yes. they walk through our doors not to make a political statement. they are coming because they need the best quality care from the best medical professionals that is high quality and affordable without judgment and without shame, my friends. that is what we are about. [applause] so, as one of our patients from keene said, planned parenthood provides screenings that keep our population healthy and able to live free. i

crews tell us this fire started in the chimney of the 2 story duplex just after two on exeter circle. no one was hurt - but the fire did cause significant damage to the chimney and adjoining wall. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - did the president go too far with his executive action on gun control? the attorney general answers lawmakers tough questions on capitol hill. plus -- with the first primaries now less pulling out all the stops. the latest from the campaign breaking news in virginia beach police dispatch tell us a suspicious package is being investigated at joint expeditionary base little creek-fort story. viewers tell us at least one gate is closed. an alert from the base says gate 5 is closed and on security alert. that's the gate on independence boulevard. we're working to get more information from the navy. we'll update you as sson as we can. the navy is providing bottled drinking water to some of its employees in chesapeake after tests showed a high level of a certain chemical. we're told water is being provided at n-a- l-f fentress - just as a precaution. th

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good evening, welcome to exeter. my name is john sununu. for six years i pleasure representing exeter in and the state of new hampshire in the united states senate. my pleasure to introduce governor john kasich to welcome you all to our town hall meetings. i invite you to stand and pledge for the allegiance. i pledge to the flag of the united states of america and to @the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. i should also begin by both embarrassing and welcoming my wife and daughter to the town hall meeting. i do that because if i don't my mother will find out about it and she won't, she won't talk to me. i first got to know john kasich in 1996 when i was elected to congress representing exeter in the first district of new hampshire. i was assign sod to the budget committee. he was the chairman. when i first met him this is was kind of leader i want to emulate. he was tough and conservative and absolutely determined to balance the budget. he was unconventional, no question about

all of this, as both clintons t exeter, new hampshire. >>> i'm katy tur on the campaign trail with donald trump. where today he hillary clinton by targeting her husband bill. >> i don't care about monica lewinsky think hillary >> he was paid for speeches paid by people doing business with the state department. >> and now the billionaire is putting his money where his mouth is. spending $2 million in iowa and new hampshire on his first tv ad. it is a 30-second summary of trump's campaign hits. fighting radical islam, banning muslims, cutting isis off at the head and stopping illegal immigrants and building a wall. if that doesn't look like the u.s.-mexico border, you're right. it was morocco. no, but this is what our country will look like if we don't build a wall. by playing to fear, trump is hoping for a boost. especially in iowa, where polls have him losing to cruz. >> if he come in second by two points, they will say this is a terrible defeat. >> reporter: he is tamping down on expectations should it slip through his fingers. >> he said he would win. and if he doesn't win, he fails. he

tomorrow, former president bill clinton will make campaign stops in nashua and exeter. live in the studio, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. adam: thank you. just a few miles down the road, bernie sanders held a roundtable on senior issues. the event was in londonderry, a republican stronghold. the senator sanders drew a crowd and enthusiastic applause for his message on raising taxes on millionaires and billionaires to strengthen the social safety net. bernie sanders." this is the richest country in the history of the world. millions of our people should not be living in poverty. adam: tomorrow, he will be in laconia and manchester. jean: right now, new jersey governor chris christie is holding a town hall in merrimack. we bring you live pictures as he speaks. he began by calling former secretary of state hillary clinton "secretary happy talk." he says she is not doing enough to fight isis and he would help veterans get access to health care. chris christie: there is a real crisis with the v.a., and we do not need as president secretary happy talk who will tell you when you

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a gas station restaurant in exeter, nobody is going to bailout you. i think too big to fail still exists, some of our -- as some of's our regulations have made the big banks even bigger. i am trying to figure out if we can get something done. yes? banks are more dangerously and standing armies. of people the ability to create money out of than air and they could go the world. how do you control that? rand: originally, when it was written, it said it had to be gold and silver. that is mentioned specifically in the constitution. we kind of got away from that. a while, currency was fully exchangeable for gold and silver. if you have a honest government and that is not running a deficit, that can go on for a long time. --the government comes more the joke i have it was once upon a time your dollars backed by gold. now it is backed by used car loans and bad home loans. though some to this. in 2008, the fed bought $4 trillion birth of assets. assets are like bad home loans. some people argue the price of houses or home mortgages that the fed owns may not ha

stops planned in bow and gilford, and ted cruz is making multiple stops in the state today. hall in exeter. at 1:15, he is holding a meet and greet at robie' s country store in hooksett. village trestle in goffstown. tonight, he has a rally at 5:30 and chris christie also has stops planned this afternoon in new hampshire. christie has events planned in concord and derry. over the last few months, news 9 also got the chance to see a more personal side of the candidates in small gatherings where they talk about everything from fashion to family and life on the campaign trail. tune in to "candidate cafe " this thursday night starting at 9:00. right now, police and raymond are searching for two men behind a violent home invasion. police say the masked men broke into a home on chester road last night and fought with the homeowner, attempting to bind the victim with duct tape. we spoke to that victim this morning. wmur' s ray brewer is live in raymond with his version of what happened. ray: police say they are following a number of leads. meantime, the victim is back at his house and says he has

friday night and spoke to a packed house at the exeter inn. kasich says he's been able to create a $2 billion budget surplus and 385,000 new jobs while governor of ohio through compromise. >> the republican party is my vehicle, not my master. >> like most g.o.p. hopefuls, he wants to cut funding to planned parenthood and he defunded in ohio in 2013. >> it's not just health centers, but hospitals, legitimate hospitals that these kind of entities women can go to if they need. no way we can take the money out and not have money for women's health. are you kidding me? . carly fiorina spoke to voters and sipped fine wine. the speech was anything, but light, taking a firm line against isis and iran. >> until you open every military anytime inspections by our people, not yours, we the people of the united states of america will make it as difficult as possible to move money. we must stop the money flow. >> senator marco rubio stressed the conservative to the white house for better health care. >> a year and a half ago i passed a law and the president

according to highway county, this happened at highway 25 at exeter way. the students were evacuated and they have been put on another bus. you see where the engine compartment there is on the back of the bus? it looks like that is where the fire was. again, the fire out and the students safely off the bus. >>> all right. it is time to talk about the weather, and it was beautiful out there today, although it was a little chilly. there's a live picture at g.s. c. international airport where the skies are clear and we are once again expecting a pretty rapid cooldown. the good news for us is overnight as the winds pick up out of the south, it is going to keep us less cold than we would be otherwise. a light freeze is on the way for the upstate with a moderate freeze for the mountain locations. 22 to 26 will be the range in the low from asheville and we the upstate to range from the upper 20s to lower 30s by tomorrow morning. we're in great shape as far as the sky condition tonight down to our south. a tropical jet stream is bringing in a lot of high and mid-l

a viewer sent us this video from exeter circle in the indian river area this afternoon. firefighters say it started in the chimney, and everyone got out safely. firefighters in virginia beach say a space heater caused a fire this morning. it happened on ritzcraft drive in the county view mobile home court. no one help you avoid a similar situation. they want you to inspect it for cracked or broken plugs every time you use it. they say don't leave it unattended, and turn sleep. they also say to keep it at least three away from papers, clothing and rugs that may catch fire. a fire victim asked for christmas cards, and the world came through for her. see the staggering amount . tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. accumulations of 1" possible. wind: nw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny & a tad warmer. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 10-15mph. friday: snow & rain move in...rising temperatures. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ene10-15mph. tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. accumulations of 1" possible. wind: nw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny & a tad warmer. highs in the

exeter's bryson dedar -- degar din degardin. lancers in the dark sweaters, brian murphy alone in front and he's going to put the puck past the goalie and made it 1-0 londonderry in front. central's nathan potvin scores. captain ties it at one apiece. the little green turned it on. central winning 7-2 the final. and nashua south were home were st. thomas, the first period nashua in the white sweaters. scores with a wrister, 1-0 south. but less than 30 seconds later a nice pass through the tape of kielty who scores. they went to overtight tied at 3 and st. thomas would win in overtime, 4-3 the final. how about college basketball, southern new hampshire university home with pace. those are the head coach's grandchildren. they saw a good game. amherst gets the bucket and penn men up by 11. he punished with 11. a great look from oliveira alley-oop to chris walleters. the big guy throws it down and walters finished with 27 points and the penn men win big. 90 to 60. improve to 13-8 overall on the season. kerber of germany upset serena

wrapping up a four-day visit to new hampshire today with town hall meetings planned in hampton and exeter. and marco rubio is also holding a town hall in concord. this year marks the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire primary. tonight, we' re taking an in-depth look at the future of the process, as well as a view s history, and what has made it so special. "first in the nation: 100 years of tradition" airs tonight at 7:00, here on wmur news 9. this noon, wall street is trying to recover after a rough week. yesterday, the market had its worst drop in three months, most of it prompted by concerns over china' s trading troubles. stocks opened higher today as strong job gains. retailers and technology companies had the biggest gains. energy stocks rose along with here' s a look at where the three main indices stand right now. the dow is down by about 7 point, and the nasdaq is up by about 13 points. the labor department has just released the latest unemployment figures today, and they show a positive picture for the economy. american employers added nearly 300,000 jobs in december. it was

. >> so many of the people i went to high school with, you know, in wealthy exeter, new hampshire are dying from this disease. reporter: among the presidential hopefuls who spoke, republican carly fiorina took the stage. >> if we continue to criminalize treating it. and the system we have today is part of the problem. reporter: former florida governor jeb bush laid out what he says is a comprehensive approach to reducing drug abuse. >> i believe we can solve this, but it has to be from a bottom up approach. my personal belief is that america does best from the bottom up, and that the federal government should be a partner for successful programs rather than telling which line you're supposed to get in ask which form you're supposed to fill out. reporter: according to the attorney general, the state was on track to reach 400 deaths in 2015 related to opioids, event organizers say a collaborative effort will be needed to reduce that number. this forum lasted all day long speakers. we'll have a full recap tonight on wmur. mike cronin, wmur news 9. jennifer: republican presidential candid

tom: happening now, a live look at exeter where former president bill clinton is campaigning on his wife's behalf. josh mcelveen is live now with more on mr. clinton's first solo day of campaigning here in the granite state. josh: when bill clinton took to the podium in nashua today he also noticed the city's mayor was also mayor in 1991 when he ran for president. so clinton called it a good omen. he says another thing that hasn't changed is new hampshire's enthusiasm for its place the the process. >> i think it's about these issues that, as hillary always says, keep americans up at night. reporter: before a good sized crowd in nashua, the former president summed up his remarks by saying his wife is the right he also touched on the heroin crisis in a personal way. >> three children, three children of friends of mine, my personal friends, have died. reporter: after nashua it was onto manchester and the puritan back room, where one group invited clinton to join them for the movie "sisters." 25 years after his first campaign, the former president seemed to enjoy the intimacy of this stop, say

salem, exeter, litchfield all al 30 inches or more. during that snow from about 4:00 a.m. to 10 or 11 in the morning, there was many heavy bursts of snow that rolled through with at least three to four inches per hour that came down. so this kind of mimics what they saw in the d.c. area as well. this was the storm system that parts of the state there in that area, with 34 to 36 inches as you see right there. that was quite the storm that we saw this past weekend, and of course mike haddad is here with a look at our forecast and a look at how much they saw down there. mike: yes, very impressive numbers, josh. there were a couple spots in west virginia, 40 plus inch eggs of snow. but in terms of the bigger cities, they topped off around two to two and a half feet including d.c. at dulles airport, just under 30 inches of snow. baltimore just under 30 as well. hershey, pennsylvania with 29 inches of snow. 28.1 in newark. and central park, new york over two feet of snow. the last of the storm pulling out during the day on saturday and as it cleared not all that bad over the wee

campaignsill clinton for his wife hillary clinton in exeter, new hampshire. the former president also talks about the economy and national security. ♪ [applause] >> there is a huge overflow crowd upstairs. can we hear you? [shouting] >> we heard you. you for coming out. this is where presidents speak. thank you all for coming and thank you for president clinton for coming to exeter today to this today.bout volunteers have worked tirelessly for the last nine months. but we have a crucial 36 days ahead of us. 36 days. over 36 hundred daylight hours left for those of us knocking on doors. the stakes for new hampshire families could not be higher. our country faces difficult and challenges. like sharing prosperity with all of our countries people that are willing to work harder to get ahead. like feature manic instance of substance abuse and how we're going to deal with that. like in adequate health care. guns falling into the hands of people who should not be able to own them. america needs a president who has what it takes to get the job done. they are going to

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yes, young lady audience: i live in exeter and my name is elaine.ust looking in the ewspaper the other day and i read that somewhere around 75% of americans acknowledge that climate change is real and i'm just wondering, you know, with the same scientific consensus behind climate change as do ution and gravity, why you think pretty much lots of republicans deny this basic science? why do you think that is? gov. kasich: well, i think human beings do effect the climate and i'm a big supporter of solar and wind and geothermal and efficiency, but i want all of the different sources. i saw seabrook today. i'm for nuclear too. this.r all of [applause] so i think sometimes, you know, sometimes -- i really know -- i they have an opinion why do that. but i'm not going to tell you, because it's not good. republican in the primary, but i'm for -- i can't tell you how they think, but i can tell you how i think. i think there is something to climate change, but i think we ave to take our time to have remedies, and the remedies are things like efficiency and sola

first in nashua and right now wrapping up another visit in exeter new hampshire. >> you have to decide what you want inclusive economics andinclusive social policies and someone who knows how to defend the country without giving away our values. >> clinton also emphasized the next president could name as supreme court during his or her time in office. >>> still to come, it could be the most deadly and dangerous drug out there right now. >> hair wane is claiming -- heroin is claiming lives but tonight a deadly new formula has hit the streets of mass sure. >> and a -- massachusetts. >> and a change coming to the mass pike that could make the commute easier. >> tom bready took time out to what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. how about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to registertovotema.com. done. i just registered. that was easy. register today. new england's energy comes from ever

the other gas station in exeter or restaurant you go bankrupt nobody's come to bail you out so it's anplicating what the answer is but i do agree with you in some form or they think something more has to be done about too big to fail. it still exists in the problem of some of our regulations have made the problem bigger. not on purpose but has an inadvertent result of some of the regulations. a bit to agree the more has to be done and i'm trying to figure out with others if we can get something done about it. [applause] >> he said banks are more dangerous than standing armies so give people the power to create money out of thin air and they control the world. how do you take that power away? government issuing of debts to foreign and domestic? meem when the constitution was written they said had to be of gold and silver. they do mention it explicitly in the constitution. we kind of got away from it than we have a paper burn thing. for while but paper currency was exchangeable with gold and silver and for a while for a while to set the currency is backed by the full faith and credit of

and as you can see, he's right behind me, on cue, here in exeter. standing room only.e marshall had to close the town hall. and people are lined up around the block in this sub-freezing weather. but they've closed the doors. nobody else is getting in. >> and the most important part of your rope-line conversation was the pause that said nothing, but said everything when it came to your donald trump question. >> clearly they have made a decision. hillary clinton as well as bill clinton, on the stump, and he so wanted to answer that question and just paused and it was clear that he was under guidance or following the decision or ob obeying the decision, however you want to put it. he's not making trump the story today and it's good campaign strategy. why get into a food fight, to mix analogies here, with donald trump? because he'll pick up the phone and dial a network. but that said, hillary clinton did make reference to the rhetoric and how she thinks it's not constructive and it's insulting and that it's better to get things done than to trade insults. that's clearly a